State Prison and Mines Earnings in 1901 Report
The Board of Prison Commissioners submitted the Nashville division and Brushy Mountain mines annual report for the year ended December 1, 1901. Net earnings were 71,064.10 for the prison and 100,979.75 for the mines, totaling 172,043.85, with a treasury balance of 25,542.43. Earnings for 1900 show 18,154.45. mines earnings rose 16,359.78 from 1900 due to coke price losses and coal transport issues. Depreciation was 21,958.58 and a 7,592.16 loss from an abandoned deep well plus 1,994.50 from a coke contract compromise. Health of convicts and sanitary conditions are reported as good.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jan
Board of Prison Commissioners
Guy. McMillin
State
Brushy Mountain
Tenn Milling Plant at Estill Springs Sold in Outcry
The Tennessee Milling Company plant at Estill Springs was sold at public outcry for 60 400, the property having been tied up in litigation. The sale, credited to parties named in the record, concludes a long dispute over the site and assets.
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The
Tennessee Milling Company
Herald
Nanbville
Tena
Estill Springs
Famens ‘Ate | Associates
Grand Lodge Officers Elected in Nashville
The Grand Lodge of Masons elected officers today in Nashville. John R. Smith and P. McQueen in London were elected R. W. Deputy Grand Master James L. Sloan of Linden was named R. W. Senior Grand Warden. The election occurred this afternoon and the lodge will adjourn.
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Nashville
Grand Lodge of Masons
John R. Smith
Mund P. McQueen
London
R. W
Jame L. Sloan
Linden
Dantee Ion Oght
Ress
Flanier
Deadly rear end collision near Apple River Illinois
A rear end collision on February 4 near Apple River Illinois killed four stockmen and injured several others. A special train with surgeons was sent from here and the injured are being cared for at Apple River. Charles City and Wall Lake residents are named among the injured and dead.
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Dubuque
Apple River
M.C. Lawler
Wall Lake
Tay Tl
Paneike
Chriss Ferndon
C.K
Charles City
W. Cameron
Duiudee
F. J. Jordan
Dunlap
Joe
D. Lawler
J. Morehead
Ing W. J. Evans
Dyntep
Tom Johnson Named Multimillionaire Who Chooses Service
CAIUS argues in defense of Tom L Johnson a leader who rose from a Charleston newsboy to multimillionaire and who forsook wealth to teach the people how profiteers rob them. The piece denounces demagogic attacks and praises Johnson for aspiring to lower fares and curb privilege.
Fire Devastates Waterbury Business District
A major blaze struck Waterbury Connecticut damaging the heart of the business district in under four hours causing an estimated 2 million in losses. Two people are believed dead in the disaster which drew responders from New Haven Bridgeport and nearby cities.
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Waterbury
Conn
New Haven
Bridgeport
Nangatas
Tariff Debate on Cuban Sugar in The New York Press
The New York Press argues against reducing Cuban sugar tariffs urging that any cost would be borne by the American people rather than a few favored interests. It questions why Republicans advocate tariffs while claiming foreigners pay the tax and asks who bears the $40,000,000 impact on households.
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Mae
Sterling Edy CO
Chilcago
New York
The
Nashville American
Knoxville Sentinel
Tom L. Johnaim
Venomouas
Altgelds
Pingrees
Clevelands
Hille
Hannus
Johnson
Sentinel
Cleveland
Ohio
Wny
Albert L. Johnson
Philadelphia
Allentown
Philadelpia
Albert Johnson
England
London
Brighton
Tom L. Johnson
Charleston
D. C
America
Tom Johnson
Caius
Cuba
Guy
Wool
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Republican Party
Fire destroys roller flour mill near Shelburyville
On January 3 a roller flour mill owned by B. Stewart, five miles from Shelburyville on the river, was burned this morning. The structure housed relatively new machinery and the estimated loss stands at 96,000 with 3,000 insured.
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B. Stewart
Shelburyville
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Circuit Court
Latra Brown sues Thomas Brown in Maury County Circuit Court Columbia Tennessee. The defendant is a Tennessee non resident and must appear within three days of the next term beginning February third Monday 102 and plead or demur. failure will grant judgment by default. A copy of the order will be published in Columbia Herald in Columbia Pennsylvania. January 17, 1002. Ww. F Embry Circuit Court Clerk.
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Thomas Brown
Tennessee
Circuit Court
Columba
Columbia Herald
Columbia
Penn
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A Little Sons Riddle Column and Remedies
A jumble of quips and rhymes about size for a man, farming wisdom, and sailor metaphors mixed with plain talk about upbringing. Included is an advert for a Mystic Cure for Reumation and Neuralgia promising immediate relief and a medical claim sold by B Rains, Druggiat, Columbia.
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