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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
6
A coroner probes the Holladay case with witness Rogers detailing the crime scene. Descriptions include a bloodstained desk, a two and a half inch knife, and a woman’s bloodstained handkerchief, while Rogers asserts Holladay’s business thrived and a trip abroad was planned with his daughter.
A fragment of a courtroom exchange portrays witnesses and detectives discussing a stabbing case. The dialogue covers identification of a woman seen near a private office, lighting conditions, and whether she spoke the phrase my father as she approached Holladay’s office.
A Denton area reader attests to relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Doane Kidney Pills. The ad promotes the product as a cure for weak kidneys and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo, with sale agents across the United States.
Inquest continues as Miss Holladay faces testimony from her maid and coachman while prosecutors press for an alibi. The coroner weighs the strength of circumstantial evidence and a mysterious visitor’s role, as the defense seeks time to prepare.
The Racket store announces a large stock of ladies garments and children’s wear in black and other colors at low prices. Includes hats gloves mittens wool underwear fleeced lined items and heavy robes. men’s sweaters shirts and union suits. and a wide range of holiday goods. Visit stores to see the full, up to date stock and prices.
Advert reads Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion cures itch in thirty minutes and never fails. Bold claims by W. P. Woldridge, a druggist in Columbia Tennessee, dated October with incomplete month text.
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