Col Cox Visits Franklin in Hints for Congress Run
Col N N Cox of Franklin, veteran congressman from the Seventh District, visited Columbia and held discussions with supporters. He spoke of party unity, the Kansas City platform, and the big issues of tariffs, trusts, and the capital-labor clash while noting health and strength after retirement to his farm near Franklin.
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Democratic Party
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Judge Parker
New York
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United States Senate
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Kansas City
War and Navy Departments
Post Office Department
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Want Mourning Stamp
The Post Office Department reports requests for a mourning stamp on black edged stationery. Restrictions under the Universal Postal Union prevent issuing a black stamp, as stamps must be green for the lowest value, red for domestic use, and blue for foreign mail. A suggestion to issue the three cent purple stamp in black may be acted on later.
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Washington Post
Post Office
Universal Postal Union
Department
World Cure Promised For All Ailments
A garbled ad proclaims a universal remedy that supposedly cures stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims dramatic relief and a guaranteed health boost, urging long sufferers to try the product despite unclear evidence.
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Mppointe
Huntsville Defeats Columbia In Opening Series
Huntsville, Alabama, July 11. Huntsville defeats Columbia 9 to 4 in game one of a series as the locals rally in the fourth and fifth innings. Nolley and Fisher pitched for Columbia, Norwood and Swayne for Huntsville. Mani Watkins of Huntsville ASA signed for the season. Twin City players Saillard McWauley Edmondson among listed.
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Ala
Houtaville
Columbia
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Fisher
Columina
Norwooa
Swayne
Mani Watkins
Huntsville Base Ball Association
Twin City
Decetan Thesre Saillard
McWauley
Edmondson
Si Ie
Lanser
Glapp
Fisner
Hooteville
Fragmentary notice on medical remedy in tragedy
A damaged fragment discusses a family's attempt to save a life as illness and consumption progress. It mentions physicians and trials, ending with an advertisement for a remedy labeled Trial Hotties offered free at W. P ridge's drug store.
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Paneea
Bobbitt
Jones
W. Pridge
Twe Unions Again Beaten By Columacola Team
Columba colorea defeats the Nashville Unions at Riverside in a see saw game 5 to 4. Big Dan Osborne hits a grand slam homer as Dan goes 4 for 4 with a homer two doubles and a single. Stephens pitched well for Columba and the Unions stranded runners in key late innings.
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Nashville Unions
Riverside
Onions
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Osborne
Stephens
Columba
Unions
Tennessee Press Day Plans at St Louis Exposition
Secretary B A Enloe informs the Tennessee Commission that a Tennessee Press Day will be arranged soon after the exposition opens on April 30. The plan includes special courtesy passes and grounds access for state newspaper men, with a Tennessee Press Association meeting on August 15 to finalize representation and arrangements. A second item promotes a claimed asthma cure with free distribution from W A On in Rochester NY, noting a high cure rate and instructions to request details.
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Tennessee Commission
Tennessee
Tennessee Press Association
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Rochester
N.Y
Blackburn leads tiny Tennessee Hangers Association group
In Union County June July 18 Captain J P Blackburn attends a novel meeting of the Texas Hangers Association of Tennessee at White’s Creek. Blackburn serves as president of the organization which consists of only three members in Tennessee.
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Texas
Tennhesess
Sorion
White's Crees
Orniem County
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Ton- Lessee
Ehound Run for Canaries Campaign Hint
A Burlington fireman recalls a near failure in a strenuous campaign effort and credits a remedy for his recovery. He describes extreme pain and fatigue before taking a tonic that restored his strength and energy, claiming lasting improvement with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Canaries
Maury County Fair Names Special Theme Days
At a Maury County Fair Association meeting on Saturday, organizers set aside days during the fair as Columbia Day, Mr. Pleasant Day, County Day, and Five For All Day. The plan highlights community events and recognizes local identifiers.
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Maury County Fair Association
Wonderful Nerve Relief Ad by Woldridge
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pain from cuts wounds and sprains and claims it also cures piles. It promotes the salve as the best on earth and lists W P Woldridge as the apothecary.
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Columbia Defeats Huntsville in Eleven Inning Finish
Columbia won eleven inning contest against Huntsville scoring 12 to 7. Bridges pitched for Columbia fanning fourteen while Hugh Hill allowed sixteen hits for Huntsville. Columbia tallied five runs in the eleventh half inning to clinch the victory as both teams were tied 7 to 7 after nine. The Columbia club reached home Sunday morning.
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Columbia
Huntsville
Bridges
Hugh Hill
Bound Over to Court in Assault Case
Friel Choate, charged with a criminal assault on 17 year old Gertrude Houston of the Frierson neighborhood, was tried before Esq Frank H. Smith and bound over to circuit court without bail.
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Friel Choate
Gertrude Houston
Frierson
Frank H. Smith
A Hard Struggle Promises Relief for Kidney Pain
A Columbia citizen describes chronic back ache and kidney discomfort eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after using them as directed. The testimonial from D. L. Hoover notes relief in back pain and reduced kidney distress. Sold by Adams & Martin's drug store, 60 cents. Buffalo Albany agents listed.
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