Bill for Relist of Confederates Favorably Acted Upon by House
Special to the Herald reports the War Committee favorably acted on a bill to relieve Confederate soldiers by tapping fees on war claims. The piece notes entries from Washington and mentions names tied to Tennessee and Maury County, with discussion of relates bills and appointments.
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House
Committee On
Thas
Washington
Blite
Tennessee
Anon
Maury County
Ramsey
F. Lawson
A. Stidgwell
Dickson County
Rural Route 4 Established From Route 8
Devent at Wash ington orders Rural Route No 4 to start February 1. Route runs from Walker's store along Snow Creek Sapta Fe pike, with carrier William H Hulme and substitute Sam Wetorapone. Route length 22 1/2 miles, area U4 square miles, population 400, 204 houses. Also includes an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials.
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Pontmaster Faris
Devent
Washington
Walker's Store
Snow Creek Road
Sapta Fe Pike
Santa Fe
New Union Road
Lieper’s Creek Road
T. W. Church
Fly
Waters Valley
A. W. Kinzer
Turkey Creek
Walker's
William H. Hulme
Sam
Wetorapone
Woodbury vote on saloons favors old charter by small margin
Woodbury Tennessee voters backed the old charter by a small majority in a June election on saloons. A strong anti liquor effort failed amid reports of negro votes, four wet voters faced perjury charges, and several were jailed. The Anti Paloon League plans another election within the law.
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Woodburry
Tenn
Woodbury
Anti- Paloon League
Twentieth Century Medicine Cascarets Candy Cathartic
A brief promotional note comparing Cascarets Candy Cathartic to old pill poisons and liquids, claiming modern efficacy and authenticity. Mentions genuine stamped CCC and availability through druggists. Ends with a price hint of 100.
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C.C.C
Obituary Notice Advertised by Kansas City Journal
A Kansas City Journal item cautions Western Kansas editors to pressure Bee subscribers who are delinquent. It links unpaid subscriptions to imminent death notices and urges long-term advance payments to secure future obituaries.
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Kansas
Beny
Bae
Diego
Cbilla
Crampesa Funtons
Pleina
Ephiepay
Javodies
Kanasna City Journal
Rubber Goods Price Cut by Adams and Martin
Adams and Martin, druggists at No 1 Public Square, Wildridge’s aid stand, Colombia, Tenn, advertise rubber goods with 25 percent savings. They buy directly from the longest manufacturers for cash and offer small profits, claiming high quality and the lowest prices to undercut competitors. Telephone outreach invites customers to come and see.
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Adams & Martin
Ee Druggists
No 1
Public Square
Wiidridge
Colombia
Tenn
Reflecting on A Century Past And A Brighter Year Ahead
The text notes a historic review of 1901 with praise for political, international, religious, scientific, and cultural gains. It highlights the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, isthmian canal progress, open commerce, new religious constitutions, missionaries triumphs in China, sports and aviation advances, wireless tech, and public moral progress. It closes with social notes on Miss Alice Roosevelt’s debut at the White House and local lodge installations, plus a patent medicine ad.
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United States
Great Britain
Isthmian Canal
Presbyteriana
China
Crescens
St. Louis Republic
Washington
Jno
Mies
Alice Rooenvelt
Roosevelt
White House
Mies Roosevelt
Nellie Grant
Grant
Monumental Building Committee Breaks Ground for Confederate Monument
A local commission appointed by Dibrell Bivonac began the monument stage in the courthouse yard yesterday. The Confederate monument, to stand on the yard, will cost about a projected amount, with construction details ongoing.
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Lewisburg, Tenn
Monumental Building Committee
Dibrell Bivonac
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted In Local Ad
An old style advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to purge poisons, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headache. Sold at W P Woldridge's drug store.
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Dr. King
W.P. Woldridge
Spring Hill Knights of Pythine elect officers in 170 lodge
Spring Hill Tenn January 2 Spring Hill Lodge No 170 Knights of Pythine elected new officers including Dr McMahon Rev T A seat G R I Smart Prelate W C Stevanson M Reape and D B Molloy with other posts noted in the meeting minutes from Spring Hill.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Spring Hill Lodge
Knights of Pythine
McMahon
Officers Installed at Hasting of Phintias Lodge
Knights of Pythias visitors installed officers at the Hasting of Phintias Lodge on Friday night. M. W. J. Shelby Coffey, K. R. and F. 5 A were noted among the attendees as the Herald prints all the news.
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Hasting
Phintias Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Boyd
M. W
Shelby Coffey
K. R
Marconi Declines $1 000 a Night Lectures
Marconi turned down an offer of 1000 dollars per lecture for twelve engagements in the United States. He prefers advancing short distance wireless telegraphy and long distance transatlantic work over lecturing for money. He has no wish to stay on the platform while significant research occupies him.
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Halifax
St. Louis
Marconi
United States
Dyersburg Elects Mayor On Municipal Ownership Issue
In Dyersburg Tennessee on January the municipal election featured a referendum on bonds for municipal ownership of water and light plants. Incumbent Mayor Owlkes ran on a pro ownership platform against B B Watkins who backed a franchise. Owlkes was reelected by a landslide margin of 1 to 0.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
Dyerbany
Owlkes
B. B. Watkins
Kowlkes
Peculiar Divorce Suit in Kokomo Over Pork Sabbath Clash
In Kokomo Indiana Arthur Wilson and Mina Gertrnne Edwards from prominent families face a divorce suit after six months of marriage. The wife adheres to the Seventh Day Adventist faith and refuses to cook or eat pork on Saturday or Sunday, triggering domestic strife.
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Kokomo
Ind
Arthur Wilson
Mina Gertrnne
Edwarda
Political picks and party fights shadow voyage to Congress
Fragmented remarks from a Nashville interview touch on Philippines policy and a swift exit strategy as a path to Congress. The piece notes Republican maneuvering in Canton with Foraker and Hanna factions shaping nominations, including a heated House fight and McKinnon securing the speakership.
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Canton
Ohio
Hanne Mien
House
Foraker
Senate
Hanna
McKinnon
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Consumption
A faded Atlantic page fragment touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption claiming dramatic cures for coughs colds asthma pneumonia and pleurisy. It extols a large bottle priced at 1 and a trial bottle free, with guarantees and refunds, then segues into a miscellaneous verse compilation.
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Idge
A Fatal Day on Freight Train No 72
A grim sequence of accidents surrounds freight train No 72 from Brookfield to Macon Missouri. Engineer Harry Carter died in a derailment on December 27 1400. A year later a front car passenger fell and perished. On December 27 1001 William Soldan was killed by the wheels. An actor guarding superstitions claims another conductor will be in charge if the train leaves Brookfield again on December 37 1902.
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Brookfield
Macon
Harry Carter
Rounage Ae
William Soldan
Gaston Au Jou
Inote Aioe
Ieee
Robbery charge in Murfreesboro case against Otey Grubbs
Otey Grubbs a young white man was bound over to the Circuit Court after being charged with robbing a restaurant. The record notes the arrest and indictment though details are fragmentary.
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Otey Grubbs
Murfreesboro
The World's Tobacco Output and Value
An ancient report notes that global tobacco areas and production rise annually. It estimates millions of tons produced and a worldwide value near billions, highlighting the scale of tobacco farming and trade across regions.
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Ak Sea
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Maury National Bank, Columbia, Tennesber
Carrrat
C. Church, ‘T. Hughes, AL Parker
B. Brown
W. McLemore
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W. M. Cheatra
Tar Farmora
Bert C. Church
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Farmers’ & Merchants’ “Bank
Columbia, Teny
J. P. Brownlow
J. R. Gracy
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W. Fry
John W. Fry
J. EB. Brownlow
T. J. Roa
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J. F. Brownlow
Cashion
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Uber
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