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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1902

Page

6

Letters From Little Folks To Santa Claus

A collection of child handwritten pleas from 1904 asking Santa for toys such as drums dolls rings candy and trains. Children from Tennessee towns like Lawton Columbia and Centerville request items including dolls, drums, a ring, candy, firecrackers, a toy telephone and an army set with soldiers and cannons.

Santa Claus Nike Sisters Eaveta Honay Uncle John Roby Green Wanton Tenn Everz Aileen Green Lawton, Tenn St. Columbia Sante Claus Tam Moodittle

Railroads lure settlers with Arkansas and Texas land schemes

An unusual campaign by railroad companies targets the Southwest offering timber land to clear and farm, with land priced per acre and strong yields promised. Colonist and home seeker rates from St. Louis Cairo and Memphis to Arkansas and Louisiana accompany efforts to promote truck farming and a growing Cotton Belt market. Towns named include Decatur and St. Louis with mentions of electric bitters testimonials and a Washington postmaster slate.

Oo Ee Acta Naw Cotton Belt St. Louis Cairo Memine Arkansas Louisiana

Death of MP Metale Mont sportsman from Newmarket

London report says Metale Mont, noted sportsman and Conservative MP for Newmarket, collapsed and died Monday as he left his home. He appeared well then fell, likely from heart disease. He owned Isinglass, the Derby winner of 1853.

London Karry I Metalmont Newmarket Isinglass

Cures Cancer and Blood Poison With Blood Balm

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisoning and cancers. It claims to heal eruptions, skin issues, swelling, rheumatic pain, and ulcers, promising cancer poison destruction and complete cure after other methods fail. It offers a free sample by mail and home medical guidance. Fire at a Buffalo plant follows a deadly blaze.

Atlanta

Death by touching spell shocks St Louis region

The death of Harry Duckwell, aged years, occurred at his home early yesterday in the presence of his wife and child after a brief illness. He suffered a severe coughing fit that persisted despite medical aid. The report, from the St Louis Globe Democrat, notes a touching spell as the cause. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised as a remedy.

Harry Duckwell Duskwell St Louis Globe Cefonorat Ballard Tim A. Rains

Cheyenne Opera House Fire Causes 75000 Loss

The Cheyenne opera house run by James M. Carey and valued at 50 000 burned Monday morning. The Wyoming Tribune Publishing Co occupying the basement suffered 15 000 in damage. Adjacent property damaged, total loss about 75 000 insured. Origin unknown. About forty people slept in the building when the fire was discovered at 4 45 but all escaped safely.

Cheyenne Wyo Cheyenne Opera House James M. Carey Wyoming Tribune Publishing Co

First NY newsboy who cried papers dies in Brooklyn

Henry L. Gatch ett, famed as the lad who first cried his papers aloud in New York, has died at his Brooklyn home. Born on the East Side, he sold papers where Cooper Union stood and later stood in Park Row calling the names and contents of his papers. The era’s iconic extra yell traces back to his early inspiration.

New York Henry L. Gatchett Brooklyn East Side Cooper Union Cornfield Park Row Venezuela London New Orleans Times-Democra Pieewater Brooklyn Standard

Remarkable Speech At New Haston Courtroom

In New Haston Texas Col Hallam defended himself before a packed jury delivering a three hour speech described as eloquent and forceful. The case involved W A Forbes a minister accused in a home ruin dispute. the jury acquitted without bail. The Sickle Publixnin Little Book Arkansas published Hallam’s speech and case facts for 50 cents.

New Haston Texas Tom W. A W. A. Forbes Hallow Col Hallam Soe Rae Oe Col. Hallam Paul Agrippa Festus Jurtap Dence Blu Sickle Publixnin O Little Book, Ark

Mystic Cure Promises Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia

An advertised remedy claims rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia within eight days, with immediate relief by removing the cause. Sold by A B Rains, a Columbia druggist, at fifty cents a dose. Also notes political maneuvering as Roosevelt supporters seek to reform Alabama Republican leadership to oppose Lily White policy.

Drogaist Columbia Oovl Roosevelt Alabama Republican State Central Committee

Scott's Emulsion Advertises Blood Health Cure

An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion restores strength and color to pale blood sick young women and offers samples. It touts cod liver oil as the key nutrition and suggests regular use cures the blood illness affecting teens, with postal address for samples and labeling notes.

Scott

Fragmented 19th century press chatter on politics and figures

An excerpted collage of historical newspaper snippets discusses political topics and figures, including names like General Jacob H. Smith and President Roosevelt, alongside unrelated notices and anecdotes about public figures, social issues, and a medical product endorsement.

Fire destroys Colgate store and dwelling in Manthy tragedy

A late night blaze at the Colgate general store and dwelling of Alexander Manthey, five miles north of Menomonie Falls Wisconsin, killed Manthey who fell from the porch, and burned an eight year old child forgotten in the chaos. A second child died, another fatally injured and three others seriously hurt. The mother and two other children escaped unharmed. Manthey was over sixty.

Menomonie Falls Wis Alexander Manthy Colgate

A Million Votces Expresses Thanks for Cure

Homer Hall of West Point Ta writes that a severe cold settled on his lungs and caused a stubborn cough. Doctors feared consumption but could not help. He used Dr Kinz New Discovery for Consumption and was completely cured, losing 27 pounds in the process. Free trial offered at WFP, Woldridge's.

Homer Hall West Point Kinz Witton WFP Woldridge's

Fever Stricken Marines Air Lifted to Portsmouth Hospital

The United States steamship Panther arrived at Hampton Roads from Colon with 280 marines, 34 of whom, including two officers, were sent to the navy hospital at Portsmouth on arrival. These cases are reported as acute. The remaining Marines are not severely ill and will receive shore leave while recuperating.

Newport News

Relief in Six Hours from Great South American Kidney Cure

An advertisement claims a kidney cure from A B. Raine promises rapid relief in bladder pain and urinary retention for both men and women. It touts a six hour cure, with quick comfort and restoration of normal function, urging readers to try the remedy February 7 onward.

Aix Rome A. B. Raine

Marriage Licenses and Estate Notice

Derryberry to Miss Lorna Bardixon. A. 8 H. Derryberry to Miss Paul J. Jones to Miss Mary Dagger. Miss Lacie T. Bryarly died in Clarkaville soon after arrival from Lonia ville Kentucky leaving most of her estate to the Presbyterian Church foreign missions. Estate valued at 10, 00,

Ros. Derryberry Lorna Bardixon H. Derryberry Mies Paul J. .N. Jones Mary Dagger Lacie T. Bryarly Clarkaville Loniaville, Ky Canoe of Foreign Missions The Presbyterian Church

Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Court Case

A court order in Columbia Tennessee dated November 20 requires Albert Roberts a nonresident to enter appearance within three days of the January term start. He must plead answer or demur to Lula Roberts et al complaint or be confessed as to him, with publication for four weeks in the Columbia Herald.

Columbia Tenn Lula Roberts Albert Roberts Tennessee Columbia Herald Worley

Trustee Sale Ordered on Multiple Maury County Lands

Trustees J H Morgan and Jas T Petty announce a public sale under a deed of trust for January first, 1903 at the Columbia Court House. Three tracts 16, 46, and 43 acres with houses, in Maury County Tennessee, are offered to the highest bidder for cash with no redemption.

J. B. Croft Deoda Turner Mma W. A. Aseell Recordiil Register's Office Maury County Court House City of Columbia Tenn W. A. Uzzell Moory Co. Tenn Arseny, Williamson and Bryant May. Co Belinea W.turner Patton W. 8. Turner 4Th District Moses,Galloway Peebles Uzzell J. H. Morgan Jas, T. Petty

Land Sale in Maury County Judge’s Notice of Deed Auction

In the chancery court at Columbia Tennessee a decree directs sale of 68 acres in the 6th Civil District Maury County. The sale is December 2 1902 at the court house door with six and twelve month credit, two percent cash, notes with security, and title free from redemption. Auctioneer A N Axin signs as clerk.

Redding Et al J.T. Branch Columbia Tenn Maury County Claiborne Taylor W. H. Ballanfant C.J. Hobbs Williamson Purchaer A. N. Axin

Public sale of Henderson County timber land and mill equipment

Auction notice for a land parcel in Columbia Tennessee plus a saw mill complex at Cave Hollow on Swan Creek Hickman County. Describes property bounds on Embargo street Glade street and Knox Fleming with two mules and farm implements. Sale set for December 22, 1902 at the courthouse door cash only. Auctioneer Bovacat AON and partner ARTA Porsnan noted.

E Vincent Chansery Va F. H. Smith Columbia Tennegeree Court House Tenneson Towitrove Lane Knox Fleming R. D. Smith Glade Street Hart Pillow Knox Fle RD Smith

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