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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

7

Centennial Celebration of the Seat of Government

Washington observes the hundredth anniversary of the federal capital with a gala day of ceremonies. President McKinley, the cabinet, the senate and house, governors, and thousands gather as streets glow with flags and bunting for a day of parades, a model mansion unveiling, and civic receptions.

Washington National Senate House of Representatives Philadelphia Adams House Pennsylvania Avenue Treasury War State McKinley Executive Mansion Executive White House Wovernore

Running Fight With De Wet and Great Parade At Washington

Knighted report details a presidential parade from the White House to the capitol with Lieut Gen Miles in uniform on a charger leading staff and a show of artillery cavalry marines and sailors. Also news from Pretoria cites a running fight with Gen De Wet near Reddersburg with British casualties and Boer raids on Riverton road station.

White House Capitol Nelson A. Miles Breckinridge United States Artilery Myrick Fifth United States Cavalry Wm. A. Rafferty Pennsylvania Avenue National Guard District of Columbia Elgliens Marines Interrat Interrat Excited Weethe Notadie Érriturignith Janes Jinmvbaat Trimmar Guy London Lord Kitchener War Office Pretoria Knox Helvetia de Wet Reddersburg Barberton Riverton Road

Negotiations Conclude on Joint China Note in London

London reports the powers reached accord on the joint China note with the same terms as Count von Buelow outlined on November 19, except for an introductory clause about irreconcilable demands. The pace remains brisk as negotiators seek a final agreement.

London China Count von Buelow Germany Teo Sarrerrienp & Dooson Gen R. A. Alger

OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Mt View residents visit and move notices

Our correspondents report social visits, family moves, and arrivals in Mt View and surrounding areas. Residents note guests at Boar Jest week, welcome visitors, and neighbours relocating. Mentioned names include Gip Dodson, Mrs Jom Martin, Miss Bema Stevenson, Mr JT Giena, Mr Tayvie Lottridge, and others.

Mt View Mre Gip Dodson Boom Wod Otra Lengley Thin Place Mra Jom Martin Boar Mes Fuutt Wade Glen Glenn Bema Stevenson Giena Duck Grigoy Tayvie Lottridge Sid Tamily Alty Cael Knaptoo Etta Maud Cowaert Mie Molly Hurt Mise Mal Padveteut Duplex Sadie Agnes Kerr Lenton Mixk Klurida

Thanksgiving reflections and local notices at West Point

The West Point community shared Thanksgiving thoughts and family notices as Mrs. Laura Porter died after a long illness. Mons and neighbors expressed sympathy for the bereaved families, while local events include sermon by Bro. Anshan and visits from Cam near Nashville.

Porn Anshan Cam Nashville Ida Adkisson Tia Laura Porter Aula

Children Write Santa Letters From Columbia Tenn

A collection of handwritten Santa letters from Columbia Tennessee dated December 1900s. Kids request toys, ponies, dolls, trains, firecrackers, candy, and dinner provisions, urging Santa to visit No 99 Cemetery Avenue No 51 Galloway Street and No 70 East Street. Names include Annie Laura Peyton Clamence Hamtan Ines McCrady Laney Wilson Leakey Wilras and addresses on High Street and West streets.

Tam Cemetery Avenue Annie Laura Peyton Columbia, Tenn Dec Santa Clings Galloway Street Santa Sis McCrady Santy Xmall Laney Wilson Leakey Wilras

Mysterious Notes on Prices and Figures in Australia

A garbled excerpt mentions Mitchell wagons, old prices, and a family scene with Tommy and his son. It also contains a distorted line about the Australian Army and colonial establishments, listing officer counts for New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria totaling 38,665.

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