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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

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War and misfortune ebb through Tennessee crops and strikes

War between Arbuckle Brothers and Woolson Ace Company resurfaces as Ohio politics divide Democrats. Fires destroy two story brick house in Waco Giles county. Huntingdon brick shop fire causes heavy losses. A Tennessee woman commits suicide near Woodbury. Snow sighted in Trenton amid rain. Bryan attacks Ohio convention stance but denies candidacy. John Townsend McTyeire dies in Nashville. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad miners strike 2500 at Tracy City and South Pittsburg with 10 percent wage demand. State crops warn of 40 percent corn loss, blackberry and melon crops damaged. widespread prayer meetings reported.

Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Company Tracy City South Pittsburg Sequatchie Valley East Tennessee Middle Tennessee

Free medical advice ad from Dr Hartman in Ohio

Mrs F W Goulder of Rock Island Illinois reports long standing catarrhal troubles improved after using Perina and Perma this testimonial extols the doctor’s free advice for women with female derangements. It notes Dr Hartman’s wide fame and offers free guidance and treatment upon letter submission with health tips and a copy of Health and Beauty.

Ocean F. W. Goulder Rock Island Illinois Dr. Hartman Marten Columbus Ohio

Sleeping With a Bop A comic tale of a chaotic night with a boy

The narrator babysits a restless boy and a two year old, enduring wild bed antics. The boy sleep talks and thrashes as the narrator battles fits, clumsy escapes, and mischief. Morning reveals the two year old slept soundly while the boy’s antics continue to astonish and amuse the household.

Omethet Saki Etsir John

Judge Looney Tendering Resignation Before New Year

It is widely known Judge RE D Looney will resign as Judge of the County Court and the County Criminal Court between now and January 1. He plans to go to Mississippi where Mrs Looney has acquired valuable farming property. The Governor will appoint his successor, with Maj JTM Williamson supporters pressing for the appointment.

Tay King Tymi RE. D. Looney County Criminal Court Missssippi Mra. Looney Maj. J. ™. Williamson

Record Heat Bakes Columbia With Unprecedented Temperatures

On Thursday July 11 Columbia faced the hottest day yet, with thermometers ranging from 103 to 106 degrees. A dry northwest wind intensified the danger as business paused, horses suffered, and many sought shade. Ethel Hatcher was overcome, fainted at home, revived by a physician, and remains under care though out of immediate danger.

Columbia Mies Ethel Hatcher

Dry Weather Ravages Maury County Crops With No Rain

A scorching Sunday in Maury County drives drought across the region. Columbia records no rain in weeks. crops show damage with corn yields cut by about half if rain does not come within a week. A separate note cites a historic long sentence in an Italian case, detailing a 1,088 year solitary confinement.

Old Sol Maury County Columbia

Dr S A Steele Named President At Lagan Female College

Regwllsille Kentucky July 11 Dr S A Steele was today unanimously named president of the Lagan Female College by the board.

Regwllsille, Ky Jaly S. A. Steele Lagan Female College

Capture of Prides suspect by Sheriff and deputies ends pursuit

Sherif Wight and deputies pursued Prides and Molde from a raid in the southwestern county. Holder and his son, heavily armed, eluded capture for hours through dense woods. Authorities believed the Holders may have fled the state to avoid arrest, as efforts to locate them continued.

Sherif Wight Ter Bandy Hook Han Sandy Holder Flood

Journal changes hands at Colobis Journal

The Colobis Journal has changed hands with Mrs. C. W. Hashes transferring ownership to Mrs. Martin of Loudon Tennessee. Mr Martin, former publisher of Loudon County Record, arrived in Columbia Monday and will assume control of the paper immediately.

Colobis Journal C. W. Hashes Martin Loudon, Tenn Loudon

Rear End Collision In Front Of Rush Gresham's

Yesterday a rear end collision occurred on South High Street in front of Rush Gresham's grocery when Charley Hardison's buggy was struck by Gibson's hack. Hardison, stopping to adjust harness, was slightly hurt as the hack toppled and the buggy overturned after a wheel pinned the bogey. No further damage reported.

Rush Gresham South High Street Charley Hardison Gibson Hardison Hack

Business Change in Gordon and Rutledge Ownership

Mr J M Towler buys O P Rutledge interest in Gordon and Rutledge and will move from Clarkaville to Columbia. Mr Rutledge becomes state agent for one of his Fire Insurance companies and will settle in Nashville. These changes take effect August 1.

John Townsend McTyeire Holland McTysire Nashville McTyeire Coton Mobile Ala J.M Towler O. P Rutledge Gordon & Rutledge Clarkaville Columbia Rutledge

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