The Nashville Daily News Promised To Be Democratic Today
Announcement of a new Nashville daily newspaper named The Nashville Daily News. Van Leer Polk named editor with a Democratic, anti monopoly stance, pledging independence from corporate interests and a commitment to expose corruption while defending the public as a guardian of the people.
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Nashville Daily News
Naplville
Nashville
Tennessee
Cayital Cfty
Middle Tennemet
Tts
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
van Leer Polk
Stockard Leaves Chronicle for Columbia Herald
Mr. San J. Stockard, associate editor for twelve months, retires this week to join the Columbia Herald. He is praised for his work and versatility across departments, especially advertising and transcription. Readers are urged to warmly welcome him as the town’s news scene shifts following the dry law anticipations.
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Chronicle
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Herald
Stockar
The Best That Money Can Buy Stoves and Political Debate
A column discusses consumer guarantees on stoves by Frank G. Cook and critiques Mr. Bryan's platform. It covers coalition strategy in Columbia, local fundraising ideas, oil and phosphate speculations, and notes on politics, newspapers, and recent public discourse with multiple named figures and places.
Hottest Day Of The Season Hits Record Heat
Yesterday marked the season's peak heat as the weather observer Ie teenie Wie tracked a rapid rise in temperature. Morning to afternoon saw the mercury climb sharply with a bright sun, and no clouds appeared to temper the hot spell.
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Charbon and Antherax Ravage Minsieeippi Patanae
Disease named anthrax spreads among horses and cattle in the Patanae region. Experts debate vectors like mosquitos and horseflies, noting rapid progression and high mortality. No specific cure exists. preventive inoculation has had partial success in some areas.
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Hoosier Wheat Drill Ad Promotes Best Choice
A brief ad urges buyers to choose a Hoosier wheat drill, asserting it is the best option. It mentions Bee tf Barreniinen & Dopson as the sellers or distributors associated with the product.
Post Office in Newburg Faces Closure After Mail Backlog
Nashville report notes undelivered mail dating to March 15, 1808 found during routine Newburg post office inspection. Officials began returning Nashville letters today and will return business mail nationwide. Letters for Lewis County officers destined for Hohenwald should have gone to the county seat. Recommend discontinuing the Newburg post office.
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Greenaway
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Hohenwald
Mules Wanted by Columbia Stock Yard Co
The Columbia Stock Yard Co seeks to buy mules, preferring good thin mules. Interested sellers are invited to visit to discuss quantities and pricing.
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Columbia Stock Yard Co
Lebanon June 1900 vs 1901 Saloon Regime Fines Report
Lebanon records show four cases tried in June 1900 with one acquittal and total fines of 110 dollars under law and order. For June 1901 under the saloon regime The Ireeden, ten cases were tried with three acquittals and total fines of 24 dollars, a favorable contrast to last year despite the open saloon ban.
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Lebanon
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Ireeden
Market ad seeks oats rye and barley samples
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. invites sellers to bring samples of oats rye and barley for pricing. Trade notice requests current offers and quotation of prices for caliber and quality. Sample and price details to be delivered to the firm.
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Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Criminal Court Dockets State v Jim Gray and Others
In a Friday and Saturday session the Criminal Court handled cases including State v Jim Gray colored carrying four pistols and State v Mariah Dowley colored assault and battery with continued. Judge Looney was absent and P B Chandler of Mt Pleasant served as special judge. A jury gave John W Stephenson colored one year to the penitentiary for stealing books from Branham Hughes at Spring Hill with another Stephenson charge pending.
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Jim Gray
John Williams
Mariah Dowley
Looney
Chandler
Mt. Pleasant
John W. Stephenson
Branham & Hughes
Spring Hill
Stephanson
Wheat harvest and crop prospects in Groveland region
Special to the Herald from Groveland on July 4 reports most farmers have threshed wheat with average yields. W. N. Fitzpatrick had the best local yield. Three bowbele seed produced 97 bushels. Oliver Brothers shipped two carloads of wheat last week. Corn and cotton crops are improving after recent rain and look promising.
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Groveland
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Oliver Hrothers
Sis
Needed Clothes Stolen From Driver at Vai Grounds
A report states Ollie Patton, colored, stole a suit of clothing Tuesday afternoon from a driver at the Vai grounds. Sheriff Wight pursued Patton with Deputy Sheriff Hart of Nashville, but Patton eluded them on the street, and the pursuit continued.
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Sherif
New Summer Fabrics Sale Features Light Linen Zephyr Ginghams
Next Saturday and Monday highlight a fresh stock of fabrics at low prices. 28 inch wide cottons sell at 10 cents a yard, with white grounds and colored patterns. New brans of goods arrive, with 8 to 50 inch wide dimities and linen colored Zephyr ginghams at 8 to 12 cents per yard.
Misses Strap Sandals Sale At Low Price
Forty pairs of Misses Strap Sandals offered at one dollar each, originally priced at 150 dollars. Sizes range from 11 4 to 11g with patent tip and spring heel. No other slippers compare at 150 dollars. Available next Saturday and Monday, limit one pair per customer.
Plain and Striped Linen Suitings Ad
Linen suitings offered at 19 cents a yard with 82 inch width. Available in 250 300 and 35e yard lengths, suited for shirts waists skirts and children's clothing. Desirable color line, previously sold at 25e first price, sale continues next Saturday and Monday with prices per yard.
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Fine, Soft, Yardwide Bleached Domestic
Readable fragments indicate an item description for bleached domestic textiles with quantity timing noted as next Saturday and Monday. No full sale details or pricing present.
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