Drift toward Royalty Shows Weak American Sentiment
A Commoner editorial condemns sending special envoys to King Edward's coronation as a sign of declining American ideals. It argues ambassadors should not bow to monarchs and questions aligning with Britain's war against the South African republics. The piece warns such actions set a dangerous precedent and imply support for Britain's actions.
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United States
Edward
St. James
England
Europe
Great Britain
London
South Africa
Kossuth
Admiral Schley Welcome in Chicago after voyage
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Chicago with Mrs Schley to a vast crowd at the Baltimore and Ohio depot. A Hamilton club delegation and city officials welcomed him and he spoke of being moved by demonstrations along the route. He planned stays with Hamilton club and several receptions before Tuesday morning events.
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Chicago
W. B. Sehley
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Admiral Sehley
Hamilton Club
Ofda
Santiag
Schley
Finich
Alehtt
Auditoriim
Press Club
Cuba
Booster Club
Pine Arts Hall
Admiral Schley
Hamilton
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
In Circuit Court Maury County Columbia Tennessee the defendant Thomas Brown a non resident is ordered to appear within three days of the next term to plead answer or demur to the complainant's bill. A copy of this order is to be published for four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald. January 17, 1902. W. F. Emery, Circuit Court Clerk. W. O. Gordon, Sol. tur Comp't.
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Thomas Brown
State of
Tennessee
Columba
Columbia Herald
Columbia
Banquet Honors Famous Sea Fighter at Auditoriua Hall
A nighttime banquet in the Auditoriua hall marked the denunecen tino for the famed sea fighter. Admiral Seley, asked about his speech, said he rarely speaks more than 15 words and felt no prep was needed.
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Auditoriua
Amers
Seley
Massive Mobile fire devastates wholesale district
A large blaze in Mobile's wholesale district on January 26 caused at least 300000 dollars in damage and killed Richard H Wilmer a prominent society man and Bat Thomas a New Orleans laborer. Three firemen were injured while aiding the crews as walls fell. Companies affected include Michael Lyons H Piser Co Drago Grain Co Swift Co F S McCoy Mobile Cider and Vinegar Co FP Gower and others suffered varying losses to buildings and stock.
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Mobile
Alw
Richard H. Wilmer
Bat Thomas
New Orleans
Vidmer
Thomax
Gower
Land Auction at Maury County Court House in 1902
A notice of land sale at the Maury County courthouse describes a 127 acre tract in the 20th Civil District, with detailed metes and bounds and a 3 acre exclusion. The sale in January 1902 is on credit for 12 and 24 months, notes bear interest, no personal liability, and final sale forfeitures apply. Seller declares title free of redemption.
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Court House
Columbia
Pennessee
Maury County
Tennessee
L. U.timmons
Timmons
de Treen Weal
Juck
L. C. Timmons
Knob Creek
Said
Aaid Creek
Page
Columbian Santa Fe Turnpike
J. W. Page
Hook &8
Rom. C
S.A. Williams
Tj.shaw
A.N. Akin
GC. &M
Fire damages Green's tinsmith shop and nearby offices
Water damage strikes a stock, injuring Green's tinsmith shop slightly. The blaze originated on the second floor of Michael & Lyons Grocery Co in the office of E Holy born & Co cotton brokers.
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Green
Michael & Lyons Grocery Co
E. Holyborn & Co
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Dobbins & Ewinc
Seventh Street
Grocker
Rogers
Columbia Steel
Royal Oak
New Enterprise
Black Oak
Dobbins & Ewing
Bell
Royalty
Tom
TE Schleys
Castoria
What Is
Mec RE
LEVI
Gatall
Columbia Phonograph
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Laura Browne
Penn
W. F. Emery
Gordon
Ala
W. Gibbs
American Phosphate Co
Chancery Court
Columbia, Tenn
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