Carmack Sways the Senate on Roosevelt Critique
Senator Carmack addressed the Senate condemning delays in discharging Negro soldiers and defending the President's actions. He criticized Senator Tillman and Senator Foraker, warned of a political realignment toward Roosevelt, and urged Republicans to choose between Roosevelt renomination or restoring their platform.
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Washington
Senate
Brownville
Carmack
South Carolina
Ohio
Hamlet
South
Mr. Carmack
Biy
Arcit
Indianola
Booker Washington
Boston
Foraker
Tle
Benator Foraker
Major Blocksom
Republican Party of
Lena
Senator Tillman
Local Health Notes From The Community
Mrs Sue Gray Dunnington is able to be out again after illness. Mr F B Wood has recovered from a spell of erip. Je Dugger is out after six weeks ill. Dr A G Dinwiddie has improved after eye trouble. Stith Woldridge with pneumonia at his brother’s home is much better. Mrs W J Love is recovering from illness. Little Mercorie Wilson remains critically ill and faces pneumonia. Mr Houston Thomas is on the sick list again.
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Sue Gray Dunnington
F. BE. Wood
Je& Dugger
A. G. Dinwiddie
Stith Woldridge
W. P. Woldridge
W. J. Love
Mercoriie Wilson
Houston Thomas
Inauguration of Malcolm Patterson as Tennessee Governor
Special to the Herald Nashville Tenn Jan 17 1905 Patterson inaugurated governor before Senate and House in the House chamber with simple ceremonies and music by Tennessee Industrial School and Tennessee School for the Blind pupils. Cox and judges welcomed the new governor. oath by Chief Justice Beard. reception planned at Maxwell House. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised after main story.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Oon
Senate
House of Representatives
Malcolm R. Patterson
Shelby County
John, J. Cox
Sullivan County
James B. Frasier
United States
William B. Bate
Han
Tennessee Industrial School
Tennessee School
Blird
Maxwell House
Batterson
State Capitol
Cox
Supreme Court
Court of Chancery Appeals
Tollett
J. R. Winchester
Christ Church
Calvary Church
Memphis
Patterson
W. 1D. Beard
Handsome Home Sold in West End Real Estate Deal
A private sale saw D. F. Watkins buy the Voorhies home in West End for his daughter Mrs. Cecil of Mt. Pleasant. The purchasers plan February 1 relocation for Voorkles and sister Mrs Waldo to North Main Street, with Mrs. Cecil moving to Columbia shortly after. Columbia real estate activity is rising with several pending deals expected to close soon.
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D. F. Watkins
J. C. Voorhies
West End
Chas, Cecil
Mt. Pleasant
Voorkles
Waldo
North Main Street
Cecil
Columbia
Columbia Real Estate
Burr McIntosh Monthly Washington Number Impresses Readers
The first issue of the new year titled the Washington Number highlights prominent Washington figures and national buildings. Interior views of the White House, Library of Congress, and the President’s office are praised for their beauty. Color work and panoramic views are noted as unusually striking, appealing to lovers of artistic design.
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Lssne
Washington
National Capitol
White House
Library of Congress
Burr Publishing ‘Company
New York
Lee Memorial Exercise commemorates General Lee birthday
An attractive program is planned for the 100th birthday exercises of General Robert E. Lee at First Methodist church on Saturday starting 11 a.m. The event urges participation from Columbian and Maury County residents and features prayers, hymns, an address on Lee’s life, and a closing ceremony.
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Robert B. Lee
First Methodist Church
Maury Countlan
Robert E. Lee
South
Washington
For Sale: Jacks Jennets and Stud Horse near Columbia Tenn
For sale five good Jacks three ready for service five good Jennets all good colors also one good Stud Horse seven years old. Will sell all or part. Apply to W. W. PAGH Columbia Tenn RR 16.
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W. W. Pagh
Columbia, Tenn
Costs Due List From Circuit Court Clerk
The Circuit Court Clerk announces funds in hand for multiple payees listed by name. Recipients are urged to call the clerk’s office to receipt the docket and receive payment.
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A. J
John H. Smith
Jennie Taylor
J. M. Thurman
Bony Willan
M. F. Walker
Miky Binnarell
Mack McClure
Earthquake Devastation Hits Kingston Jamaica Broadly
Reports from Jamaca indicate severe damage centered on Kingston with an estimated ten miles radius. Casualties range from 100 to 460 with thousands injured, many of them black residents. Looting followed the quake, but orders restored calm. aid ships and Navy battleships have been dispatched to assist Kingston and its survivors.
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ST. Thomas
Jamasia
Kingston
Jamada
James Fergusson
Vicw
Royal Steamstry Company
Portland
New York
Jon
Jamacca
Kinkston
Colonial Office
London
West Indian Island
Alexander Swettenham
Hamar Greenwood
M. P
Sir Alfred Jones
Port Kingston
Navy Department
Missouri
Indiana
Guantanamo
Cuba
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Brownsville
Tillman
Tilman
Tennessee
Peare
Roosevelt
Congress
Vincent End
Republic
Republican Party
Republcan
Mark
Mr. D. F. Watkins
Voorhies
Anoth
Turner & Johnson
THE
Burr McIntosh Monthly
R. Lin Cave
J. W. Cherry
Prima Fondation
Gen. Lee
J. T. Williamson
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