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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
8
The passage notes that manufacturers who control the wire markets of the United States assert their fence is the strongest and best available.
Newton Mass January 22 Professor Elisha Gray of Chicago a noted electrical inventor died suddenly in Newtonville after visiting Arthur J Mundy and his brother He contributed to submarine signaling and helped Bell in telephone work He was born 1835 and invented the telegraph relay speaking telephone telautograph and other devices He chaired the electricians congress at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition and authored several works on telegraphy and telephony
Gov McMillin was inaugurated as Governor of Tennessee for two years in a hall crowded with a large audience. Chief Justice Snodgrass officiated as the oath was administered after an inaugural address. The decor was floral with many flags while praise of Boer triumphs and anti British sentiment echoed in the prose.
Southern Railway offers double daily Nashville departures to eastern cities with through service to Washington New York and Philadelphia. First train leaves Nashville 9 30 p m arriving Washington 6 42 a m, continues to New York 12 43 p m. Second train departs 3 30 p m with Chattanooga connection to Salisbury and New York. Includes Pullman cars and dining service. inquire at local ticket agents.
A fragmentary poem decries England’s military pride while praising Boer courage and patriotism. It contrasts England’s past victories with a call for justice and freedom, invoking Africa and a loyal nation’s valor amid a broader wartime rhetoric.
Jim Pitcock and Wade O Neil were jailed after staying with a corpse and robbing a Mt Pleasant phosphate mine boss's home. They stole money and valuables, escaped jail by fire, were recaptured near Huntland, and Pitcock remained jailed while O Neil fled to Franklin county before a grand jury.
Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang visited St Louis Merchants' Exchange escorted by President Haarstick. He inspected the hall and fountain, asked questions, and praised shipping facilities and local economy before leaving after about fifteen minutes.
An advertisement promotes The Commoner with a one year subscription for 81 75 in cash in advance via The Heaton. It highlights The Commoner and The Herald as a weekly or daily option, praising democratic principles and Mr Bryant's engaging style to inform readers on government issues and current political history.
Sheriff Right captured Wade O Neill alias Jim Smith after a home invasion at Mr Eskew in Mr Pleasant Pitcock or Neils Saethroe. The stolen watch was recovered in O Neill s possession last week.
Special to the Herald from Nashville dated January 22 reports in Hartsville, Trousdale County, three men accused of robbing a safe at a country pensaitive store were forced from a house by a posse led by Reverend Deney. The robbers shot the posse, killing Mr. Dewey and wounding his son. One robber captured. others escaped, pursued.
Mr KK G Rameey of Silver Creek, aged seventy five, came to Columbia on Monday despite rain. He has lived in eight counties and worked on the railroad sixteen years. In Queen Victoria's saloon carriage a floor handle allows immediate braking.
A Waterloo Iowa man employed rats to lay telephone cables in a conduit. Several rats were released with a ferret in pursuit, connected by a cord. Across 700 feet the chase continued, ending with the rats emerging into daylight just ahead of the ferret, which was hindered by the cord.
When preparing apples for cooking drop them into acidulated water as fast as cut. A little lemon juice helps. if unavailable, vinegar will do. The method preserves color and flavor during preparation.
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