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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
4
The column attacks Sunday railway excursions to Louisville and mocks race-related crowding near the depot. It argues against forced labor, criticizes railway influence on laws, and comments on national politics, including China policy and New York electoral trends, with local and national voices interwoven.
The piece notes widespread newspaper debate over Secretary Hay's stance on preserving Chinese territorial integrity and warns that backing such policy with force would require Congressional authorization. It contrasts editorials from the Philadelphia Times and New York Tribune and comments on state leanings and political forecasts, including Nebraska fusion and Bryan.
The ad promotes iced tea blends priced from 60 cents to 1 dollar per pound and highlights cold storage for olives condensed milk and cheese. It stresses quality over price and urges customers to shop for the best at the lowest possible price.
A brief notice states a cost sale including item references with prices and a claim that no deception is practiced.
A local notice urges early purchases to clear an excess inventory of suites. The vendor cites the need for cash and invites customers to come early to pick preferred items.
The Philadelphia Times lauds Gov McMillin’s withdrawal aiding Carmack and Snodgrass while warning of the political shifts. It cites Ex-Representative Evkins on foreign policy and notes party debate over a Democratic primary and upcoming August meeting in Columbia to pick a congressional nominee.
An advertisement tempts readers to win a rubber-tired Kaufman phaeton by paying for Hetano and guessing the sheriff election vote total for August. It cites 1896 and 1898 totals of 4,920 and 5,631 votes and asks what 1900 will be, promising the closest guess the phaeton.
A New York Herald critique describes the nagger as the gravest harm in the home. The pigging husband spoils meals and mood, the nagging wife ruins peace, and the nagging teacher neglects praise while correcting tiny faults.
GO TO Fielden Bros. For anything in the picture Hina from miniature to life size. All work flolited p the best of style. OT w-diw.
A cable from Shanghai to the Southern Presbyterian Mission Board reports that all members of the Reformed Presbyterian church in Shanghai are safe, easing concerns after recent unrest. The telegram comes from Nasuvinin Tennessee and carries encouragement for mission supporters.
A local court dismissed an injunction after a week marked by rapid rulings. The judge delivered multiple decisions, terminating the case involving a cat as the central subject and clearing the matter from further action.
Walter Hardie versus Mary Ellen proceeding to sell parcels of real estate in Macedonia village Maury County Tennessee. Describes west Main Street plots 1 2 4 5 per plat on file. Parcels sold separately with balance due in four monthly installments and interest with lien retained. J R Pares Special Commissioner dated July St.
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