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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1901

Page

8

Ground Breaking Banquet for Louisiana Purchase Exposition Held

A Dec 1900 style report describes the St. Louis Southern hotel banquet after ground breaking for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Gov. Dockery and Gov. Van Sandt led speakers, with 300 guests from across states. Higinbotham and Francis were hailed as presidents of the futures fairs.

St. Louis Southern Hotel Louisiana Purchase Corwin H. Spencer Gov Dockery Missouri van Sandt Minnesota John M. Allen Mississippi National Commission John D. G. Oglesby Richard Yates Illnois el Tors Rance Dudley G. Wooten Texas H. N. Higinebotham Chicago W. B. Stevens Stevens Higinbotham D. R. Francis

Ex-Postmaster Anthony Praises Mystic Cure in Columbia Ad

Promise Cityresident T F Anthony claims Mystic Cure relieved rheumatism more than 987 medicines. He endorses the product in an advertisement prepared by A B Hains, druggist, Columbia.

T. F. Anthony Promise City Towa A. B. Hains Colombia

Brittain Whit Bothers Dissolution Notice

Dissolution notice states the firm of Brittain and Wherry dissolves as Wherry retires. The remaining partner will continue the business and collect all sums due. Signed by Brittain and Wherry.

Brittain & Wherry Brittain

New Webster's International Dictionary Issued by Merriam Co

Springfield Mass publishers Merriam announce a new edition of Webster's International Dictionary with 25 000 new words phrases and definitions 2364 pages and 5000 illustrations New plates throughout and cheaper re prints offered upon request Specimen pages will be sent on application

G & C. Merriam Co Springfield Mass

A Reckless Celebrator in Lynnville Incident

Last night in Lynnville Tennessee an unknown person threw a large dynamite fire cracker at Rufus Hickman as he walked. It exploded in his face burning one side of his head and hand and rendering him unconscious for over an hour.

Lynnville Tenn Dec Rufus Hickman

Schley case disposed by navy department ruling

Washington December 28 1901 the navy department approved the court of inquiry findings and conclusions on the Schley case and indicated the minority opinion was not considered. The decision noted the request regarding command at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba was declined and the matter closed.

Santiago Sampson Washington Long Schley Navy Department Court of Inquiry

Secretaries Long approval of Schley court of inquiry

Secretary Long approves the court of inquiry findings and majority opinion on the battle of Santiago command issue. He declines further inquiry and notes the minority views, sending formal letters to Admiral Sampson’s and Schley’s counsel. The Navy dissolves the Schley court and informs Admiral Dewey.

Long Santiago Sampson Sehley Department Re Cours John D. Long Secretary of the Navy Schley Navy Department Washington Sehrey William T. Sampson Nohn D. Long Messrs. Stanton, Campbell & ‘Theall Johnston Building No. 80 Broad Street York Dec Court of Inquiry Pressng W.T. Sampson San Mago Mfieer Boaton, Campbell & Theall Admiral Rampton Schley Court of Inquiry Admiral Dewey

Alaska boundary negotiations may resume arbitration talks

A Globe report from Ottawa says negotiations on the Alaska boundary question, paused during Nicaragua canal ratifications and the Hay Pauncefote treaty, are set to resume. Diplomatic efforts seek U S arbitration, hoping Britain’s Nicaragua stance persuades Washington to accept mutually honorable terms.

Toronto Ont Globe Ottawa Alaska United States Britain

Mystic Cure claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia

An advertisement touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical relief. It asserts immediate disappearance of the disease after the first dose and prices of 75 cents and one dollar. Sold by A B Rains, druggist, Columbia.

Ted Dye A. B. Rains Druggiat Columbia

Desperate Duel Ends in Death in Tenderloin District

William Lasehell alias William ODay, recently in New Orleans for three months, was killed in a desperate duel in the Tenderloin by Finch Gerard who has served time in Texas. Gerard was wounded. Lasehell’s wife is in the city and says he was the son of a prominent former judge from Minneapolis and had lived in Houston Shreveport Joplin and Gainesville.

New Orleans William Lasehell Wm. O'Day Adam Finch Gerard Texas Gerard Laeh Lasehedl Minneapelx Minn Houston Tex Shreveport Joplin Gainesville

Pulse of Europe Hints Stone Release Possible This Year

A Rome dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says semi official news from Constantinople suggests Mice Stone may be freed before year end, but it notes Mine Tsilka is confirmed dead, indicating conflicting reports on the case.

Origands London Daily Telegraph Rome Constantinople Mice Stone Tsilka

Not Guilty of Murder In Montana Case

Dee 22 Helena Montana P Miem berg acquitted by Virginia City jury after 12 minutes deliberation for the killing of W S Millepaugh a Chicago mining millionaire in October during a quarrel Blomberg a Millspaugh employee claimed self defense after striking with a stone in the mountains The defendant was said to have feared the Millspaugh attitude Blomberg previously served as general solicitor of the Southern Pacific and was a friend of the late C P Huntington

Helena Mont. Dee Millspaugh Southern Pavitic C. P. Huntington

Poor starved man aided by King’s New Life Pills

A report notes a London resident who could not digest food and became weak. The King’s New Life Pills are advertised as improving digestion, appetite, and assimilation. Price is money back if not satisfied. Sold by W. P. Woldridge, Drugget.

London W. P. Woldridge Druggtet

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