Our Correspondents Continued From Third Page
Readers learn of small social happenings at Godwin Chapel and nearby homes. Attendees include Mr W. J. Fraser and Mrs Fraser, Prof Allan and family, and visitors from Neve Sammeebowrn. Local residents with relatives visiting and meetings of the choir are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Jane Il
Firewall
Todwin Chapel
W. J. Fraser
Meare
Wright and Pugh
Neve
Fraser
Ao Gey
Dodson
Theta
Thin Wook
Slater
Mra
Minnie
Didaon
Ed. Stone
Phete
Tom Forgey
Mea
Forgey
Godwin
Ben Galloway
Delfraser
Shorter Lockhart
Mieawant
George Harria
Lirrye Koma
Tennessee Cultivators Offer For Sale In 5 Starters
June 12 report from Crea notes health in the village. Misses Allen Oakley Harbison and Walters visits, with discussions of weddings and travel to Campbellsville and Nashville. Dalton and Epperson to move to a new store. wheat plowing and farm work busy. Mrs Husbands improving. Bethel death in family. local notices and Harrows ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Porter
Clarris
Harbison
Ollie Walters
Ethel Juddeg Harbison
Clarence Petty
Clara Mal
Campbellaville
Kate
Dellie Hulme
Santa Fe
Nashville
Dalton & Epperson
Herald
Clat M. Petty
Little al
Uanpbellaville
Ives
Tiny Oiwin
Bethel
Kees Oakley
Knob Creek
Jno Walters
Schley not a candidate for president or VP
The Times editorial notes Rear Admiral Schley has repeatedly rejected any political nomination despite public talk linking his name to Bryan’s ticket. A private letter from Rio de Janeiro dated May 13 confirms he would not consent to any nomination, stating he prefers quiet retirement and rejects public office under any circumstances.
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Philadelphia
the Times
Eays
Kr. Adm
Schley
Rr. Adm
South Atlantic
Rr. Admn
Bryan
Rio Janeiro
Adm
Wreck on the Southern Near Asheville N C
A Southern Railway wreck near Asheville North Carolina injures one person. The eastbound train with two engines derailed on a curve, the second engine and tender leaving tracks. James Martin of Asheville suffered a cut hand. others uninjured, passengers from Columbia identified. The train crew returned to service on the Spartanburg route within hours.
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Asheville
N.C. Bush
North Carolina
Southern Rail Way
Thin Place
Zalin
Engin
Tennessee Pros Association
James Martin
Ashville
Tigers
Ten- Innance Breas Association
Spartanburg
Wheat Prices and Offers From Carry Grain and Feed Co
Wheat buyers are urged to visit Carry Grain and Feed Co to secure fresh wheat with a claim of best prices in town. The ad promotes their headquarters status and guarantees value, urging customers to compare and buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firstclas
Crry Grain & Feep Co
Names of the Months and Their Origins
The text explains the origins of month names from Roman gods and numerals, noting Janus for January, Februarias for February, Mars for March, and others. It mentions Julius Caesar, Augustus, and the old Roman calendar, plus the winter solstice around December.
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Rome
Heaven
Julius Cassar
Augustus Cesar
Louisville Meeting honors Confederate veteran leader Dr. Preston R Scott
The Louisville Me meeting warmly welcomed Confederate veterans at their reunion with praise for the committee led by Dr. Preston B. Scott. Scott chaired the reception and was elected president for the coming year, noted for his wartime service as Medical Director of Polka Corps and medical officer to Gen. Taylor.
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Louisville
Preston B. Scott
Association of the United Confederate Veterana
Preston R Scott
Polka Corps
Gen
Taylor
Department of
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mexican Mixture for Men Promises Youthful Strength
An old advertisement claims Mexican Mixture cures insomnia sexual impotence and numerous ailments from early errors. It markets a tonic with dubious claims of rejuvenation and bodily restoration, offering a money back guarantee and multi‑box pricing.
Wedding Bells and Union in Many Couples Across Cities
A flurry of weddings unfolds in the South with brides and grooms from Columbia, Milwaukee, Nashville, and beyond. Notables include Miss Mie Davie Smith and Mr. Mohr, and poet Mr. Moore’s marriage to Miss Moria, with ceremonies at Wesley Hall and other venues. Guests, attendants, and long lists of presents mark the celebrations, while couples prepare to reside in Milwaukee, Columbia, and Nashville after festive receptions and tours.
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Rufus i
Borckharndy
Borth
Robert Chaws Smith
South
Ne Provident
Columbia Atheneum
William Norman Guthrie
Aerber
Waollam Norman Guthrie
Mi’ T Helen Smith
Bamford
Miwanki
Lewis M. Hosea
Misa Helen Smith
Rufus Burckhardt
Robert Davis Smith
Helen Smith
Lida Hoses
Franklin Gillette Smith
Columbia, Tean
Burckhardt
Elizabeth Burckhardt
Fannie
Milo LH. Smith
A. I. Smith
John Stratton
Franklin Gillentesimith
Cunpaki
Louisville
Fannie Louise Smith
Tennessee
William A. Smith
Milwaukee
Mamie Daniel
Missouri
John Trotwood Moore
Wesley Hall
Vanderbilt
Austin Merrill
Elsa McGill
Ip Paira
Sammis Kieth
Jeanne Hyde
Libbie Morrow
Leonora Ford
Mary Tigort
Mary Lee Leftwich
Ada Morrow
Lovely
Mrs. Merrill
John Wallace
Huntsville
Ala
E. B. Chappell
Alive K. Leftwich
Mendelssohn
Moore
Columbia
Mr. Moore
Lake Resorts
Westover
Athenowum
Farrell
Maury Democrat
Etta Leo Bates
Charles B Dodd
John Matthews
Anna Graven
Thomas Barton
Miss Graves
Colwinia
Dodd
Nashville
Arkansas
Chattanooga
Bothell
Misa Roxie Johnson
Claud Church
Masara
E. M. Gaskill
Eugene Davis
Lizzie Fleming
Bula Church
Hev. J. W. Hatcher
Santa Fe
David Church
Bowen
Oneida Gardner
J. P. Hard
South College Street
South Nashville
Hellbuckle
Henry Grady on the Liquor Traffic in Prohibition Era
An excerpt from Sunny South presents Henry W. Grady’s Prohibition defense in Atlanta. The speech condemns liquor, claiming it harms homes, families, and society, urging temperance as essential for peace and order and warning of widespread social ruin.
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Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Heart
Shila Republic
Congress
Trde
Mereleas
Egypt
Joshua
Jericho
Marriage Licenses: Charing Cates Weds Mise Loneda Cates
Charing Cates will marry Mise Loneda Cates in a civil ceremony per marriage license records. The couple filed for vows in the county clerk’s office, with both parties listed as residents of the city.
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Charing Cates
Loneda Cates
National Committee Convenes in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts a large influx of national committeemen and delegates as the Republican national committee weighs representation reform. Henry Payne's plan and Rhode Island figures Col Brayton and Henry Tiepke push for changes while McKinley’s image dominates, though no single candidate consensus has formed.
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Philadelphia
National Committee
Washington
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Payne
New England
Col
Chas. E. Brayton
Rhonw Island
Rhode Island
Henry E. Tiépke
Industrial Statistics
Col. Brayton
Trnyton
McAkinley
False letter heads used by Decatur City Railway official
Springfield June 14. C D Wilcoxen, superintendent of the Decatur City Railway Co., was arrested for failing to pay the remaining fine for using the mails in fraudulent poses. He paid 112.90 of 5120.25 due and claimed a dummy Mancie Ind entity issued letters for a supposed superintendent post. Ferguson resigned from Decatur, Wilcoxen claimed the job and traveled to Mancie to discover the ruse. Hawaii delegates head to Philadelphia for the Republican convention amid reception doubts and political tensions.
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Springfield
Til
C. D. Wilcoxen
Decatur City Railway Co
United States
D. Williams
Allen
United States District Court
Wilcoxen
Decatur Chy Reilroad
W. J. Ferguson
Mancie, Torl
City Railway Co
Mancie
Ind. & Company
John M
Ase Oe
Ferguson
Decatur
Wilcoxon
Manele
Hawatiam
Fay Franchen
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Mawwil
Land Sale At Public Auction In Columbia Tennessee
Land sale under decree of court in Mt. Pieu district Columbia Tennessee set for Saturday July 7 1900 at the courthouse door. Property bounds belt house and lot on Main Street with specifics on J W Anderson B Howard W A Irvine and Glass Street. Terms cash 100 and notes with interest required. sale free from redemption. bidders to meet crowd ruling.
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M. Ki. Wheeler Va
R.A. Topp
Quart House
Columbia
Tennessee
Wits Belt House
Mt. Pie
Younty
Tennssee
J. W. Anderson
B. Howard
J. M. Hunter
Main Street
W. A. Irvine
Glasa Street
Jonett Aln
Akin
Sampson Command Confirmed in Spanish War Claim
A Washington court rules Adm. Sampson led the American force at Santiago with Commodore Schley as division commander under him. The Spanish squadron is deemed inferior and a bounty of 100 per officer and man under Cervera is awarded. Total bounty amounts to 106,700 with Sampson receiving about 4,235 and Schley about 5,000. The New York is named among engaged vessels.
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Washington
Dunedi
United States Court of Clamse
Ada
W. T. Sampson
Adm. Sampson
Schley
Adm
Sampson
Cevera
New York
Pathfinder to Sail North for Geodetic Survey Mission
Beattle Washington June 14 The Path finder of the coast and geodetic survey is scheduled to sail north Wednesday at the request of the geological survey. Six officers and nine junior officers will be aboard as the party lands at Golofin bay with canoes stores and equipment to explore the northern waters and Norton Sound as part of a broader survey program.
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Pathfinder
Norton Sound
Norton Tas
Golofin Bay
Asaree Nuitway Dent
New Orleans
Astor
Handures
Iethinien Milleay
Republic of Howlurae
Porte Cortez
Jt Sinuie
Amapala
Central America
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Timmons
Sarrershep
Donson
Boracenrais & Doppor
Tennessee Press Association
N. C
Ida and
Hessie Lipscomb
EC. Perry
Mina Henrietta Lazarus
Moses Lazarus
Cihoinnott
Thornlay
Scranton
Miss
Mins
Ernest
Parrell
Oledon Dieboric
Church Johnson
Irene Latta Johnson
Simmie Johnson
Monte Farias
Sims Latta
Henry Grady
Satterfield & Dodsow
Inne
Sax Seaver
Worley D
Sidion
Siding
W. J. Oakrs
J. Oakes
N. Main St
Tenn
C.D
Chancery Court
Columbia, Tennersee
Court of Claims
Geological Survey
Ameka
Cape Nome
Salis
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