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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1899

Page

8

Pension Examiners Add Pensioners In Seventh District

Nashville Tennessee December 5 The Tennessee Board of Pension Examiners chaired by Gen G W Pickle and including Maj George B Guild Capt Frank A Moses Capt George P Hager and Hon Theo A King with secretary John P Hickman adjourned to add many third class pensions to the roll In the Seventh District names F M Ahola Columbia Joe Goldman Lynneville W R Jones Waynesboro The board reports total pensioners 8 first class 3300 third class 42 drawing Inmates of Confederate Home 117 at 90 per year 11232 annually Also includes long tribute to North Carolina people and a poem and notes on church cornerstone ceremony and diplomatic language shifts.

Nashville Tennessee Board of Pension Examiners G. W. Pickle George B. Guild Frank A. Moses George P. Hager Theo. A King John P. Hickman F. M. ‘Hola Columbia Joe Goldman Lynneville W. R. Jones Waynesboro Confederate Home

Turbulent town tale reports violent incident near Torture

Fragmentary OCR recounts a deadly clash involving pistol air shot devices as three engines approached town. Police detained several Black individuals after a chaotic brawl, with officers noting multiple injuries and a total of suspects jailed.

Mr. Tumasaxt Sithir

Dow Sater Home of AA Icke Me Foe Ten

Fragmentary note reports a home event linked to AA Icke Me Foe Ten with unclear dates and names. Name clarity is limited, and the text lacks full context to identify a specific incident or outcome.

Joh A. M.dow Ike Ee Deeetoe

Careful counsel on pregnancy care for expectant mothers

The passage warns that a woman's conduct during pregnancy directly affects both her safety and the child's. It urges extreme caution, saying neglect or improper treatment can endanger both lives, and that better to do nothing than risk harm by action.

Mother’s Friend Promoted As Safe Labor Aid

A testimonial from Shreveport Louisiana extols Mothers Friend as a safe external lotion that relaxes muscles, eases morning sickness, shortens labor, and assists recovery. It warns internal medicines are risky and cites the Bradfield Regulator Company of Atlanta as the maker.

Shreveport

Richardson Elected Speaker on Sixth Ballot in caucus

Washington December 2 The Democratic caucus elected James D. Richardson of Tennessee as Speaker after a six ballot contest. Candidates included De Armond Bankhead and Sulzer with May presiding initially. After late shifts from Bankhead and Sulzer supporters Richardson won forty seven votes on the final roll call and was made unanimous.

Washington Richardson DeArmond Missouri Bankhead Alabama Sulzer New York May Virginia McRae Arkansas Hay Thve Cummings Roberson Louisana Richarnson Carmack Tennessee Benton Ball Texas Salzer Cummings Bankhhead Underwood Mr. Bankhead Bankshead DiArmond Hien Mr. Richardson Ways and Means Messrs. Ball

Lyonville Notes: Stroke Strikes Isaac Yokely in Campbellaville

In Lysxville on December 5 Isaac Yokely, an elderly Campbellaville resident, suffered a severe stroke and is not expected to recover. J M Hill, from Brick Church, purchased the Joglevel farm four miles south of town and has moved there.

Lysxville Isaac Yokely Campbellaville J. M. Hill Brick Church Joglevel Farm

Box of curios from the Philippines arrives for J. T. Batts

Norman Batts sent a box of curios including knives spoons crosses beads buttons shells and more from the Philippines to his father J. T. Batts. Lieut. Austin Cabler delivered the box for display at West End store where Mr. Batts will show the items to customers and interested sewers.

Norman Batts J. T. Batts Philippines Austin Cabler Mr. Batts West End

Convenient schedules to the East via Southern Railway

Southern Railway advertises faster eastbound service from Memphis with 9 15 p m departures reaching New York next morning and Washington next day, including Pullman cars and observation lounge. Taverns via Asheville Knoxville Chattanooga Lynchburg and Baltimore to Philadelphia and New York. through sleeping and dining service featured. agent contacts provided.

Southern Railway Middle West Tennessee Memphis New York Asheville Tearries Ebury Salisbury Newpork Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Chattanooga Bristol A. DeSaveerne Oh. A. MemiMite Teapesnre P Wyenure

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