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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
8
A collection of items notes social musing on courage and domestic resolve, juxtaposing a famed sea officer with the unseen war women wage at home. It reflects on the valor of mothers, the cadence of duty, and the quiet perseverance shaping history beyond battlefields.
A terse note lists dry counties by state with Alabama at fifty counties, Arkansas also fifty, Florida thirty, and a final figure of one percent appears incomplete indicating a larger context about alcohol laws and county status across the region.
Fragmented reports say Bellarmine forces around Dovgol and Sorsogon capitulated after a mounted operation by Sikth cavalry. Col Wint led 16 guns and 1,000 men toward surrender, with 515 firearms and ammunition turning over to American forces. Gen Chaffee and Taft coordinate in Batangas and northern Jazon to stabilize civil governance.
A reflective verse contemplates God’s plan and patience through grief and trial. It urges trust that sorrow serves a wiser purpose, and that apparent reproof or loss may conceal a benevolent design guiding life. The piece ends with a call to endure with grace and faith.
Captain Smiley of the Fifteenth Infantry recounts his visit to the sultan of Sulu on his island capital. He describes the sultan in a collarless dress, skull cap headgear with a large diamond, a short stature, and a notable costume that defines his presence. Smiley has been reassigned to Maybissou barracks.
San Francisco reports no new developments in the $30,000 mint shortage as Cashier Cole and Chief Clerk Dimmick remain suspended pending investigation. Officials say the inquiry has narrowed to a potential palat where arrests may occur. British transport European seized over libel claim of 7000 dollars by Limuleteers. Lemion honors Mrs Reynolds for Boer War aid. Dowie followers drive pies and police from Branston amid riot-like scene.
At a Tammany Hall celebration in New York Bryan argued liberty needs a written constitution strong enough to restrain government and protect every person who pledges allegiance to the flag.
A short, collage like piece notes heat and nature’s small scenes. The speaker questions overused phrases about heat, and images of blossoms, trees, butterflies, and bees appear in a casual, stream of consciousness style. The fragment ends with a nod to Washington.
A census bulletin reports Alabama illiteracy among voters, noting 337 percent illiterates of voting age and 14.2 percent among native white males of voting age. It states that about 98 of every 100 voting age males are native born and nearly all militia-age males are native born, per the Florent Herald.
Mr John Trotwood Moore reports his last three year old McEwen volt ty Lit WW Metreary from Bollevue I s fF a price. He sold also a fine 0 ML Gaton from Little Rock to Dr Clark of Texas and moved horses to Tuscumbia parties.
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