Abolitionist founder Fen dies at Berea College leader
News notes Jon G Fen abolitionist and Berea College founder dies suddenly at his Home in Kentucky. The column also reports a Livingston Tennessee bank cafe robbery attempt with doors jammed, Republican talk on Supreme Court changes, a Senate bill expanding the four mile law, a Richmond Dispatch GM change, and satirical jabs at British policy toward the Boers. Tennessee saloon cases are decried with calls for harsher penalties.
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Tennessee Legislature Faces Bills on Education and Librarian Post
State lawmakers introduced measures this week including an apportionment bill for white and colored school funds, an age of consent increase, and a plan to elect a State Librarian by a special commission. Other topics cover governor’s pay, cocaine sale regulation, and a Confederate monument at Shiloh.
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Bills Introduced in General Assembly Yesterday
In NaAsHolme on Friday January 12 two significant measures were introduced in the General Assembly. The Senate debated a bill outlining a method for collecting unpaid taxes and another proposal seeks to repeal the act establishing a Board of Election Commissioners for counties with populations under 60 000.
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National Celebrities Endorse Peruna for Catarrh and Dyspepsia
In letters from Washington and Pensacola prominent figures including Hon. M. C. Butler ex governor of South Carolina Senator Stephen R. Mallory and others praise Peruna. They describe relief from dyspepsia stomach trouble and catarrh and call it a tonic and effective remedy.
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M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
U. S
Stephen R. Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
William Youngblood
Interior
Washington, D.C
Hartman
Columbus
Rufus B. Merchant
U. S. Post Office
Secretary of State Race In Deadlock Yet Again
Nashville January 15 The race for Secretary of State remains unsettled with seventeen ballots cast yesterday by the Democratic caucus which met in sessions yesterday afternoon and evening. After a long afternoon balloting without result the caucus adjourned until 8 pm then resumed. Observers warn a possible deadlock may last days. Final tally showed Morton 31 Morgan 27 Goodloe 13 Odum 8 Brown 9 Moses 8.
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Morgan
Goodloe
Odum
Brown
Moses
Osteopathic Institute Planned in Columbia by Dr Ammerman
Dr W Ammerman of this city plans to open an Osteopathic Institute in Columbia with a faculty ready to recruit a score or more students. The school aims to begin the first week in February and expects at least 100 pupils in the next fall term. Formal dates and location will be announced soon.
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Columbia
Ammerman
Mrs Epperson Nominated On Twenty Fifth Ballot In Davidson County
On January 11 Mrs Lala B Epperson of Davidson county won the nomination after a lengthy contest. The floor erupted with enthusiasm as two senators switched their votes to her on the twenty fifth ballot. Final tally: Mrs Epperson 47, Mrs Lauderdale 44, Hardison 1.
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Lala B. Epperson
Davidson County
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Mis. Epperson
Epperson
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Temperance lecture at First Methodist on Repentance and the Saloon
Dr. Pettle of the Anti-Saloon League drew large crowds at the First Methodist church with sermons on Repentance and a temperance lecture, while Rev A S Pettie toured Columbia. The talk contrasted church and saloon, urged local option and four mile laws, and praised temperance activists including Howard H Russell and James Axl.
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Ieee
Royal baking powder makes appetizing hot biscuits
Advertisement stresses Royal baking powder as essential for tasty wholesome hot biscuits. Warns that biscuits made with adulterated baking powder are unappetizing and unhealthy and warns readers to use Royal to avoid indigestion.
Royal Bar Powder Co. records in New York case
Royal Bar Powder Company, located in New York, appears in a historical trade or corporate record. The entry lists the entity alongside Illiam GT., indicating a business connection or partnership in the era. Further context is limited by fragmented OCR text.
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