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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1906

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Massive New York Life election ballot drive ends in close vote

In New York City trustees election for the New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance Companies, a record ballot turnout and heavy administration proxy voting dominated the day. Grand jury probes and hearings followed as officials questioned proxy origin and legality amid protests by Samuel Untermyer for the International Policyholders Committee.

Yaw York Receneer Wever Guitty Bas New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance New York Life Equitable Life Assurance Soriety Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company The Security Mutual Binghamton Tckets Sarauel Unterger Reform Bee Grand Jury T Ie Grand Jury Wa New York Life Ineriawe Company Legislative Investigating Kelsey Kelsey Mireet Mutatif Company Cme Franen New York Life Office Samuel Untermyer International Polleyholders

Increase in Box Rents Across Post Offices

The Post Master General ordered higher box rents effective January 1. Small Columbia office boxes rise to 60 cents per quarter and large boxes to $1 per quarter, from 50 cents and 75 cents. Local officials collect as directed by higher authority. Eggs decline five cents across grades in Chicago trading due to stock buildup after weeks of high prices. Fresh eggs previously sold 40 to 50 cents per dozen.

Walon Columbia Boxer Chicago

Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Promised in Letter

A San Antonio Texas reader reports an eczema healing after five weeks of Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent Pills in 1904 and continues yearly preventive use. The writer, St Clair Me, notes spring tonics and ongoing use of Cuticura Soap, praising the remedy and urging others to try it.

St. Clair San Antonio Texas

Foot Comfort In Baths With Cuticura Soap

Ad reads Cuticura for skin care suggesting baths with Cuticura Soap and hot creamy lather followed by Cuticura Ointment. The ad promotes skin relief for redness and tired feet and hands with repeated mentions of the products.

Supreme Court Invalidates Federal Cattle Quarantine Order

The U S Supreme Court ruled the Agriculture Department quarantine line unconstitutional as it illegally applied to interstate cattle movement. Illinois Central Railroad v Edwards and McKendree centered on Texas fever claims against a railroad for cattle moved through Carlisle County Kentucky. Justice Day noted the order’s reach extended within states, limiting Congress authority over interstate commerce.

Washington Illnois Central Railroad T. G. Edwards J. A. McKendree Kentucky Supreme Court of the United Agricultural Department Justice Day Circuit Court Carlisle County Edwards Bar Wilson United States Tennessee

Our Wonderful Universities The Cosmopolitan Club Roster

The Cosmopolitan Club at Michigan University lists members by country. Japan has 3, Germany 5, Philippines 4, United States 5, Canada 4, Armenia 4, Poland 2, India 3, Russia 4, Porto Rico 3, France 2, and single representatives from Peru, Mexico, Chile, Norway, Austria, Turkey and Greece. Detroit Free Press.

Cosmopolitan Club Michigan University Japan Germany Philippines United States Canada Armenia Poland India Russia Porto Rico France Peru Mexico Chil Norway Austria Turkey Greece Detroit Free Press

Funeral Parade Draws Big Crowd in Arkansas

A story from the Philadelphia Ledger describes a boy and his sister watching a funeral procession near their home in Arkansas. The boy remarks that the deceased Johnson may have the biggest funeral the area has seen, while the sister expresses interest in witnessing it.

Arkansas Johnson Philadelphia Ledger

Dr Thomas Relectric Of Cures in a Few Hours

A fragment notes a medical claim for Dr Thomas Relectric Of promising quick relief. The text mentions ailment relief within hours and references a reliever or relief product in a terse, unclear line.

Thomas

Christmas tree customs across Columbia churches

A compilation lists Christmas tree gift events at numerous Columbia churches. St. Peter's, First Methodist, First Baptist, First Cumberland Presbyterian and others schedule Monday or Sunday afternoon gatherings with trees, songs, recitations, and gifts for children.

St. Peter's Church First Presbyterian Chapel

Senate Passes Minor Bills and Labor Inquiry

Washington December 18 the Senate spent four hours reviewing unobjected bills. It approved a 1 million dollar government loan to the Exposition Company and a probe into conditions of women and child workers by the Commerce and Labor departments. A presidential message on San Francisco anti Japanese station was read, and Senator Patterson urged investigation of lobby charges in Congo Free State legislation.

Washington Senate Teanivin ‘Tercehtennin Exposition Company Tual Tea States Department of Commercce and Labor Metcalf San Francisco Patterson New York United State East Congress Congo Free State Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Ree

Death of Gen John M Hood veteran railroad leader

Gen John M Hood, longtime head of United Railways and Electric Co and former Western Maryland Railway president, died tonight after a brief illness and nervous breakdown. Born in 1845 in Oils State, he served in the Confederate Army and was wounded several times during the Civil War.

Baltimore John M. Hood United Railways & Electric Company Western Maryland Railroad Gould Oils State Hood

Death From Horse Kick Ends Clyde Gardner’s Life

Shelbyville Tennessee reports Clyde Gardner 4 popular young man in county was kicked on the jaw by a horse. Physicians say recovery impossible. The incident occurred December 18.

Bhelbyville Tenn Clyde Gardner

All Run Down II Remedy Advice From Doctor

A common expression about fatigue is addressed with caution. The text urges seeking a physician’s opinion before trying advertised remedies. It suggests likely needing two concentrated fat foods to enrich the blood and strengthen the body.

Scott's Emulsion Offer for Weakened and Anemic

An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as superior nourishment for the weakened, emaciated, and pale, including delicate children and anaemic girls. It promises a free sample and asserts the product cannot hurt.

Remains of Col Andrew Jackson to be buried at Hermitage

The remains of Col Andrew Jackson, son of the adopted son of President Andrew Jackson, will be buried at the Hermitage after a church service built by the General for his wife. Jackson died at his West Knoxville home after a years residence there. He served as a colonel in the First Tennessee Infantry during the Civil War and left behind a wife and two children, Albert and Andrew Jr.

First Methodist Church Togeday Yonga Gia First Baptist Church OW Sante Phureh Senate Panama Benster Morgan Gatun Congress Bilt Morgan Geological Survey Knoxville Tenn Andrew Jackson West Knoxville Hermitage

County Poor House Urges Reform in Maury County

Editor urges Maury County to remedy grim conditions at the County Farm Poor House after a local physician reported filth and neglect. The letter calls for clean sanitary quarters and public accountability, stressing duty of citizens to demand action from the County Court.

Columbia Tenn Herald Dairy Herald

Death of Nat P Yeatman in Nashville

Nathaniel P. Yeatman longtime secretary treasurer of the Nashville Railway and Light Co was found dead in his bed in Nashville Tenn death attributed to heart trouble He retired last night from Chicago and had a career in Maury County and Columbia earlier He married Maggie Webster and leaves a wife and two daughters and his death ends decades of local service

Herald Nashville, Tenn Nathaniel P. Yeatmen The Nashville Railway & Light Co Chicago Yeatman Interior Mitchcock St. Louis James Yeatman Winston Churchill Columbia Apd Nat P. Yeuttao Nexhville Yestman Maury County Maggie Webster T. ©. Webster Cronus Bridges Neshville

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