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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
8
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Heating and cooking stoves and ranges are featured including the Wilson Air Tight Heater advertised as saving 25 percent of fuel and capable of holding a fire for 23 to 36 hours. Also promoted are Big Line sheet iron wood burners with prices from 1.50 to 12.50 and an invitation to see them.
Thomas E Barrett former marshal of the St Louis court of appeals was sentenced in the United States district court to five years in the penitentiary and fined 1000 dollars. He appealed immediately through his attorney Judge Kram The sentence mirrors that given to John P Dolan and Frank Garrett in the same triple trial The court indicated no further indictments would be pursued Barrett accepted the verdict calmly and remained free on bond while the proceedings concluded.
Charles Allen, known American criminal, rearrested at Pentonville after release, extradition granted for a Springfield post office robbery. He protested the arrest as unfair, claiming no warning of short freedom. Bow Street court heard the case with Scotland Yard detectives present.
William Henry Welach once private secretary to President Buchanan has died at 77 in New York. He served as U.S. legation attache in London in 1853 and mingled with Thackeray Dickens and others. His career included diplomacy and newspaper work in York and Philadelphia before Baltimore. Virginia Thornton, a young artist, was found dead by gas in her Sixteenth Street apartment due to a heating tube mishap.
In a district court the judge signed a statement defending the administration of Judge Reede against harsh charges in interviews published in state papers. He asserts no prisoners were released without charges and that trials are scheduled for the court's February term. The governor’s proclamation is not referenced.
Maj Naylor informed editor Kyner at Victor Daily Record that censorship is in effect. Only ordinary news may be published. leading editorial and miners' executive committee statement are barred from print. The editor was required to show proofs and refrain from commentary on the situation.
In Cripple Creek Col Dee explains Gov Peabody has placed Teller county under martial law and a 700 member women’s labor union auxiliary committee has telegraphed President Roosevelt asking for protection against the governor’s alleged rulings.
Banks at Ira Baxter and Mingo were temporarily closed after break in incidents tied to Colfax area thefts. Des Moines sources report a bank favored by local figures faced $1.4 million influence in deposits and a county official sought $20,000 allegedly missing from Colfax bank accounts. Authorities say the demand for the return of funds from Bank of Dallas has not been met.
A Columbia resident Wright of 140 South High Street reports long standing back and kidney troubles worsened with age. After using two boxes of Doans Kidney Pills from Adams & Martin’s drug store he experienced satisfactory relief from nocturnal pain and urinary symptoms. The Buffalo company distributed the products nationwide.
The House announced the committee rosters with chairmen for major panels including Appropriations Judiciary and Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Senior names listed across personnel indicate key leadership and panel assignments for budget law and governance.
United States Minister Allen held a lengthy talk with the Corea emperor on the demand to open the Corean portion of the Yalu river town of Wiju to world commerce. No final decision was made. The government faces pressure from the United States.
Secretary of the Navy Mendy visited League Island navy yard on Saturday aboard the United States dispatch Peat Delphen. A salute fired by shore batteries preceded Moody’s brief inspection and a view of the launch of the M. S. Quay as he toured the yard with Rear-Admiral Sigmbee and other officials.
A New York burglary report claims burglars stole valuable silverware from the Robinson residence on Madicon Avenue. Police deny the claim though investigators say the loot could total several thousand dollars. Entry allegedly gained via an area door left open by a servant.
A northeast San Bernardino mountains fire roared through the area becoming the most destructive yet. Brookings Lumber Co sustains a loss of 4 to 6 million feet of timber with Brookings estimating $100,000. Fredalbo Park cottages burned as the fire stretched 3 to 4 miles along the mountain slope toward the valley.
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