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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1900

Page

6

Family reunion ends years of search in Rutherford case

A Rutherford county man sought the return of his son from a first wife’s line. The boy, now 20, revealed he was raised near his father’s home after being given to another judge as a child. He agreed to rejoin his father, ending years of separation in a morning court scene. The incident closed with the boy returning home.

NasHvViLi Mie Fubler Rutherford County Ferries Caldwell Polsher

Relief Fund for Storm Sufferers

Fragmentary ad text touts relief aid for storm victims and promotes Scotty's Emulsion. It extols cod liver oil and hypophosphites as health boosters, claims to heal lungs and aid consumption, and features a false claim of free offers.

Purdy's Good Advice From Bardstown Record

A Bardstown Record summary recounts Purdy’s wry answer to a meddler about Devie’s fortune and a boastful town, praising self-reliance. It links Purdy’s health to success and endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills via Woldridge’s drug store.

Purdy Bardstown John Purdy Bloonfield William Y. Devie Louiseville Bardato Followig

Baron Von Cohn Estate Passes To Childless Widow Daughter

Baron Von Cohn, court banker to Emperor William I, died in Berlin leaving 46,000,009 marks about 11.5 million dollars. His fortune goes to his only daughter, a childless widow.

Baron von Cohn William 1 Berlin

New England Society Dinner in St Louis Honors Gen. John Noble

Gen John W Noble received a fervent ovation at the sixteenth annual New England Society of St Louis dinner as he and Gen George Fitzhugh Lee were hailed for courage and American manhood. Lee’s impromptu speech lauded armies from Washington to Gettysburg, while Noble’s reply honored Confederate service and Southern rights within the Union.

At. Louis New England Society of St. Louis Mercantile Club W. &. Somer John W. Noble Grove Geo. Fitzhugh Lee America Gen. Ie Virginia St. Louis Noble New England United Staten Appak Waanington Sathaniel Green Scott Taylor Mexicco Washington Union Jefferson John Patrick Henry England Biate South Wright United States Waterloo Fredericksburg Iman Gettysburg Core Ates Wethey Maelf Pickert Rvree Gettysbare Spain Tia

Grant recalled in vivid Civil War scene and reunion

The narrative recalls Civil War memories with Gen Grant and troops from southern Virginia, Texas, Louisiana and others. A speech by General Noble and a sergeant’s tribute mark a reunion at a northern base while a dramatic rescue is described. Nearby, Mrs George Long credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing pneumonia and throat and lung troubles.

Grant Manica Grant Ty Hargotten Bionewell Jackson Spain Mide Ste Tex Boys Intend Loutsona Nettalte Cheerige M. Pettard Wee Gen. Noble Mra George Long New Straiteville Ohio Dr King Mr. Long Woldridge's

John Owens Identity Revealed as Sullivan in Louisville

Louisville police chief Sullivan states John Owens, from Paris Illinois, is actually Thomas Shiner Sullivan of Louisville. Sullivan, 34, spent much of 15 years in workhouse or Frankfort penitentiary, with prior Missouri sentence. Photo comparison confirmed, authorities say Sullivan was hanged in Paris.

Louisville Sullivan John Owens Paris Thomas “Shiner Frankfort Missouri Owens Kentucky

The Army Mule Prayer Song of a Hard-Working Beast

A rough, patriotic tribute to the army mule, the Missouri mule, praised for endurance and grit. The verse extols the mule’s rough exterior and humble service, noting its role in war despite not being pretty. It laments suffering and martyrdom endured through decades of conflict.

Missouri Alleo

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