McKinley and political bets fill frontier papers
The column reviews rumors on Governor McMillin entering the senatorial race with support from the Nashville American, the Sugar Trust battles led by Havemeyer, and critiques of McKinley’s bank deposits. It also mentions opposition leaders and various local manufacturing plans in Columbia and Maury County, with notes on public figures and authors shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
McMillin
Nashville American
Chattanooga News
Eisewn
L. PB. Padgett
Columbia
Congress
Maury County
Maury
A Question of Propriety in Goebel Interview
In a Water woran interview Senator Goebel cites personal strain and opposition shaping his views. He recalls selling newspapers in Cov Hugin streets and says ongoing conflict colors his undertakings while noting reluctance to meet certain figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
Water Woran
Goebel
Lin
When Boer Meets Bull Then Tug of War Emerges
In a vivid opinion, the Kansas City Times declares that repeated assaults and retreats reveal a new adage for the day. The piece frames the clash as a tug of war between Boer and Bull, illustrating ongoing battle dynamics and stubborn resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Reward Offered for Arrest of Gingerly Foes in Lauderdale County
Governor McMillin announced a $260 reward for the arrest and conviction of Henry and Roger Gingerly, charged with killing Lauderdale County officers W. D. Turner and Marvin Dorham on a January date. The report notes a $250 reward previously offered. The incident is under state investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haanas Nasatvitin
Gev. McMillin
Henry
Roger Gingerly
W.d.turner
Marvin Dorham
Lauderdale County
Building Permit Issued for Frame Storehouse at High and Mthsbreett
Messrs Harlin and Crosthwait receive a building permit to construct a frame storehouse at the High and Mthsbreett corner with an estimated cost of 000. The city buys another horse for fire department use as engines require three horses to operate. Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Harlin & Crosthwait
High and
Mthsbreett
Wonderful operation leaves sailor Tayor with severe injuries
Ale tred Tayior underwent an extensive operation after which left arm shoulder blade collar bone and part of ribs were removed. The ship sailor later died after a rapid but incomplete recovery and his case drew medical attention as a rare osteosarcoma survivor case in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletred Tayior
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Taylor
Robert Leconte
Dra. Hart
Brewert
Lachrede
Shaller
Suroers
Mothers Friend and Its promised relief for expectant mothers
An aged promotional piece extols Mothers Friend as a gentle preparative for childbirth. It claims the product eases pain and fear, reduces danger, and enables a calmer labor, urging women to request a sample by writing to the Fearfield Regulita Company in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everemon
Inga Sneller
Baby
Alfred
Wonderti Musidy
Joint Collesy Entrance Board Formed at Columbia
Conference at Columbia University New York brings representatives from Barnard Bryn Mawr Cornell NYU Princeton and others to create a unified college entrance examination board. The board will include one representative from each mid Atlantic Maryland college with 30 plus freedmen students and five from secondary schools. Examiners will be appointed yearly and exams held at multiple middle states points with certificates accepted by independent entrants while local exams continue for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York City
Middle States
Matandoll
Barnard College
Bryn Mawr
Colla
Cornell Caniversity
New York University
Minceton University
Hottgere College
Union College
University of Penneylania
Wisear College
Womn
College of Uiltimore
Law
Maryland
Kentucky Couples Marry By Wire Across 115 Miles
Priv ate Samuel Wheeler of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Wingate and Lizzie Mummons of Winchester Ky wed via telegraph and telephone after a clerk in Lexington sent a message to the fort. Chaplin Koster conducted the ceremony. The bride sought legal assurance of the union before traveling to join Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Samuel Wheeler
United States Cavalry
Fort Wingate
N. M
Lizzie Mummons
Winchester
PB. Youngs
Lexington
Liz
Chaplin Koster
Ninth Cavalry
Wheeler
Japan May Adopt Christianity as National Faith
Leading Japanese statesmen contemplate establishing Christianity as the nation's official faith. The Shinto system has historically accommodated Christian services, while American Episcopal missionaries in Tokyo have engaged in early work since 1899. Episcopal Lutherans see influence from Anglican circles shaping public opinion as Japan leans toward English cultural ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Williams
Tokyo
Episcopal
Striking Skin Disease Hits Local Farm Hand
Buskirk a 45 year old farm worker near a fiat city has shed his skin four times this year, mystifying doctors. He has worked for Isaac Miller and faces forced confinement as authorities seek proper care. Missionary work in the Philippines is moving forward with the Methodist church sending J J Wiener and others to Manila to begin outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Floyd
Chattanooga
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia
Buskirk
Joseph
Isaac Miller
Miller
Philippines
San Prancheo
Methodist Church
PRN Paw
Bikbop Thybarn
Manila
Misa J. J. Wiener
Mise Mary A. Cody
Dr. Norton
Ohio
Miss Mostes
Michigan
Mise EL Anterura
Farm Machinery and Seed Line Promoted at Local Dealer
A local shop promotes its latest farm machinery lineup and a broad range of field seeds. The ad highlights up-to-date equipment and seed varieties for farmers preparing for the season.
Local Social Notes With Visits and Illnesses Mentioned
Satterfield and Dodson and Miss Eli Gardner visit Mt Pleasant as Mattie Staggs returns from Florence Alabama. Mrs Amos Lindsey Hutcheson and Mr Jin Nance visit Margaret Guest recovering from illness. Lillie Pugh convalesces after weeks of illness. Elin McGea improves after a difficult week. Josie Reed and Maggie Plippo back from Pataki visit. Minnie Bishop and Lenin Shaw return from Nashville trieme visit. Ennice Bashar and child visit family in the Se and Alien pat area Mt yan return home from Southpart social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
Mattie Staggs
Florence
Ala
Amos Lindsey
Huthe Son
Enterprise
Jin Nance
Sandy Hook
Margaret Guest
Lillie Pugh
Typtrak Foeer
Soothpart
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Citizens’ Telephone
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Carmack
Bevate
Buch
Mr. Mensant
Empire
St. Louis Republic
West
Sandwich Islands
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Hanna
States
Havemeyer
Baltimore News
American Chemical Manuufacturing Company
Temple Bar
Washington
Hoar
Reed
Wellington
Edmunds
Sherman
Burrow
Wolcott
Pettigrew
Mason
Louis Republic
Nashville
Maj. W
Tatum
Judge Scodgrars
Tulane
Guba
Chattraooge
New Wool Manufactory
F. M. Fuller
West End
Pulleree
Hinestood
Oliver Wendell
Thomas Edison
Senate
Champ Clark
House of the National Congress
Missouri
St. Louis
William McKinley
Bank de Pine
Kansas City
Colleres
Notennee
Malactto
New Mexico
Jer
Roment
Puszles
L. Gentile
100Th Second Avenue
Seattle
Washkaye
Tenn
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Satterfield & Dodson
Americas
Vantred
Marte
Beikely
Tuat
Mitchell
South East
Booker Washington
Toetsville
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