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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1900

Page

6

Presidential Campaign Opening Foreseen by Democrats

The presidential race begins early next month with active campaigning across the Middle West to offset New York influence. Roosevelt faces a Western push after a St Louis gathering, while Senator Hill and Senator Blackburn comment on the ticket's strength and strategy.

Br. Lois Atywuet Middle West New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky Iowa Michigan Teddy Roosevelt Missouri River Mark Hanena Roosevelt St. Louis Kansas City David Bennett Hill Blackburn Hill Stevenson

Relief in six hours by Great South American Kidney Cure

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the Great South American Kidney Cure. Prompt relief of pain in bladder, kidneys, and back in male or female. Relieves water retention almost immediately. Sold by A B Rains, druggist, Columbia, Tenn.

A.B. Rains Columbia, Tenn

Brownlow committee acts to curb Evans faction in Tennessee

Nasuvinne July 7 The Brownlow State Republican Execu tive Committee ends an all day session with a resolution demanding all Republicans opposing the Brownlow regular organization abandon independent groups and align with the regular party. It also recognizes counties delegates seated in the Brownlow convention as the regular committee while excluding Evans bolters from affiliation.

Nasuvinne Brownlow State Republican Executive Committee Evans Brownlow Convention Brownlow Committee

Quick and Convenient Schedules East via Southern Railway

Passengers from mage and West Teaneasee points find Southern Railway the best route to eastern cities. Double daily Nashville departures: 0:30 p.m. to Washington by 6:42 a.m.. stops Baltimore Philadelphia New York. via Chattanooga and Asheville through The Land of the Sky. Elegant Pullman sleeping car Nashville to New York. dining car service. Second train 3 p.m. from Nashville, connects at Chattanooga to arrive Washington 3:50 p.m.. Baltimore 11:35 p.m.. Philadelphia 2:00 a.m.. New York 6:23 a.m.. Pullman sleeping car and day couches Salisbury to New York.

Mage Teaneasee Southern Railway Nashville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Chattanooga Asheville North Carolina Salisbury

Snodgram criticizes Philippine policy in Kansas City platform

Chief Justice D L Snodgram, a Senate hopeful and expansionist figure, comments on the Kansas City platform plank calling for abandoning the Philippines. He argues that withdrawal would be a party blunder and notes the United States bears a burden in China while Philippine bases support it. He also questions sympathy for the Huey faction and urges commitment to has been aid and rescue efforts.

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Stevenson Wins Nomination At Convention Amid Cheers

Across states including New Jersey Alabama North Carolina California and Ohio votes shifted to Stevenson as New York cast its ballot for him. The chair announced his nomination while Arkansas Senator Doves pushed for an income tax plank, which passed. The convention adjourned after final votes were recorded.

Stevenson Newlands Nevada Towne, Daly New Jersey New York Delaware N. Irving Mandy Hill M. Gettis North Carolina Judge Carr M. A. Daugherty Ohio A. W. Patrick Oregon Lewis W. H. Snowden Pennsylvania Tennessee South Carolina J. Hamilton Lewis Washington Alabama Arkansas Towne California Colorado Connecticut Towne. A Florida Mill Georgia Idaho Hil Hlinda Town Kansas Kentucky Will Maine Maryland J. Walter Smith Massachusette Michigan Stevenam Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Danforth Moe Montana Carr Vanforth Hoyp Stevenwu Nehrvake Tull New Hampshire Wit Dakota Mutrick Lill Tovene Steven Stewiwon Virginia West Virginia Stevenkem South Dakota Stevenenn South Caroline Conneewee Hit Ulehmerece Wyowsi Stargneon

Stevenson Nomination Debate at National Convention

The convention roared as Stevenson led the ballot push amid rival bids for Towne and Hill. Delegates from multiple states cheered and protested, with Grady and Croker directing support for Hill while Bryan urged Towne, and the roll call showing Stevenson leading in early votes but close contests across many states.

The Silver Republicans Nominate Bryan for President

The National Convention of the Silver Republicans nominated Bryan for president but faced opposition to Stevenson as vice president. The convention hoped Democrats would endorse Towne on the ticket after his defeat. The issue was referred to the National Committee with power to act.

Kansas Cory Jaly Silver Republicane Bryan Stevenson Towne National Committee

Towne Favored as Vice Presidential Candidate by Conferenced Party Committees

Kansas City July 6 The committee from the Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans met to consider a vice presidential candidate. The conference favor Towne of Minnesota, already the Populist nominee, and he will likely be the combined nominee.

Kansas City Towne Minnesota

Boy Drowned at Cumberland River Wharf

Naseviile reports 14 year old Bridges Henry son of George L Henry of Mavon Ga drowned while swimming at the Broad Street wharf on the Cumberland River at 5 pm. The body was recovered by a fisherman.

Naseviile Bridges Henry George L. Henry Mavon Cumberland River Broad Street

Wheat threshing and milling report at Ashton Bros mill

At 11 o clock Monday a quantity of wheat was put in the thresher and produced flour at Ashton mill. About 2 pm the rest was cooked into sweet bread like loaves. Mr John Tane’s land near the river yielded 600 bushels, praised as the best wheat of the season by Ashton Bros.

Ashton Jobn Ashton Bros

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