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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

3

Latta Correspondents Report Busy Week and Illness

Our correspondents note a week of activity with J Lo eR PStem and Jamies Hood unable to be out. Horace Williams of Earls is ill while guests from Relaties weet Eass Hood are said to be improving. Cherry Haya hosts Mem J M Stone recovering after days of illness. Ellen Geranium awaits Ava partes Neapolia as a guest. Careeras busy with corn and wheat tasks.

J . Lo Jamies Hood Horace Williams Earls Gueets

Mabies Digestive Aid Promoted Amid Heat Wave

In extreme heat a local notice urges using White's Dream Wor mirage to aid babbeer digestion and restore energy. The tongue in cheek promote a tonic for children, claiming it stimulates digestion and promotes health and activity under the hot conditions.

Babbeer White

Runaway Crash Hurts Hazle Harold and Susie Beckum

Eastern town residents Hazle Harold and Susie Beckum were tossed from a bogey when a horse on the Mt. Pleasant pike spooked at a passing train near the L N track over the Arsenal bridge. Beckum had a minor scalp wound. Harold suffered a fractured left arm and a deep cut above the right eye. both injuries deemed not dangerous. The bogey, rented from Cook and Johnson’s livery, was badly broken. Eyewitnesses suggested the women appeared intoxicated from whiskey or morphine.

Hazle Harold Susie Beckum Thornlay Mt. Pleasant Arsenal John Trotwood Moore Beckum Harold Cook & Johnson

Intereating case of indigestion with P D D effects

John Canada reports relief from indigestion after using Pre Digested Oil P D D saying it helps him eat meats again and reduces pain. The ad cites after meal use and lists several vendors including Brown Of Ointment for sores and skin diseases.

John Canada Putnam Street Nashville Eussana W. P. Woldridge A. J. Raina Harlan & Croathwalt J. A. Titcamb Alvorn

Narrow Escape At Cemetery Crossing With Trains

Dr J A Edwards and John Clopton faced a harrowing incident at the Cemetery railroad crossing last week as northbound passenger train No 2 approached rapidly. Edwards jumped from the buggy, fell on the L N track, regained footing, and avoided injury while Clopton steered the vehicle clear just as the train thundered past tearing Edwards hat from his head.

J. A. Edwards John Clopton Cemetery Dr. Edwards Mr. Clopton St. L Mr. Colpton

New Great South American Kidney Cure Offers Quick Relief

A promotional notice claims relief from kidney bladder and back pain in six hours using New Great South American Kidney Cure. It promises immediate aid for water retention and urges purchase from A. B. Rains, a Feliz druggist, noting broad applicability to men and women.

A. B. Rains Feliz-Ly

Coronation visit of Maharajah of Jupiter with 800 attendants

London Cable reports the Maharajah of Jupiter arrives for coronation at Marcy Lodge Kennington with 800 attendants. He brings a 250000 gold Krishna idol and sets aside a temple room for daily Pagan worship. His baggage includes twenty large water tanks for river water and other luxuries.

Jupiter Marcy Lodge Kennington Krishna London St Louis Dispatch

Great Strike at the Polls for Real Democracy

Opinion piece argues for broad democratic action over labor strife. It frames strikes as social disease, praising unions for gains while warning against capital dominance. Urges a national ballot box strike to end special privileges and monopoly, achieving equal opportunity and real republican government.

Ana Workinguren Sete Ee

Retired Attorney General Frank W Boyd plans private life at home

Hon Frank W Boyd of Waynesboro and former Attorney General of the Ninth Judicial Circuit says he will retire from public life when his term ends this year. He explains the rigors and low pay of office kept him away from home about 45 weeks a year and notes fees have fallen since reforms. He may practice law at his old home in the future but has not decided where to stay long term.

Frank W. Boyd Waynesboro Ninth Judicial Circuit Tulane Columbia Circuit Court Boyd Will Nuter Exton Sap Nashville American RE. W. Carmack, Jr Carmack Senate Washinigo Charlie Ross King Herod Howling Wilderness Smith Annie Ned

Landreth Turnip Seeds Offer at Reduced Price

Adams and Martin advertise Landreth & Sons turnip seeds direct from the seed farm in all varieties. Seeding available in any quantity at 25 percent cheaper than competitors. Corner North Main Street and Public Square. Prescription Druggists. Da Bell Tel No 11.

D. Landreth & Sons Seed Farma Adams & Martin, Cor North Main Street Pub. Square Prescription Druggists da Bell Tel

Spy J T Mann Hanged and Rescued in Civil War Tale

The Nashville American retells the Confederate Reverend J T Mann who, while aiding the Confederacy as a secret service agent, crossed into Union lines to strike a powder magazine. He was hanged but revived when the rope broke the moment life ended, his body later recovered by friends who saved him and he continued in Baptist ministry.

Nashville

Padgett Reelection Card from U S Congressman

A 1902 card from L P Padgett of Washington, D C, announces his candidacy for reelection to the U S House. He thanks constituents of the Seventh District for prior support and pledges faithful service if honored again. June 11, 1902.

U.S Washington Seventh Congressional District Teanesster Congress of the Congress L. P. Padgett

Drunken Soldier Incident at West End Store

Blair Hayes struck a drunken Arsenal soldier with a washboard in a West End store after the man allegedly made an impertinent remark to a young lady. The soldier collapsed, suffering a head gash and a badly cut ear, and was taken to the Arsenal guard house.

Blair Hayes Arsenal Mr. Hayes West End

Representative Padgett Secures Survey for Lawrence County Tenn

In Lewis County Washington on June 13 Representative Padgett obtained from the Geological Survey an order for an adequate appropriation to conduct a survey of Lawrence County Tennessee. The aim is to locate mineral deposits and complete an accurate topographical map by the department. The survey is planned for September with Wayne County mapped next year by the director.

Washington Padgett Geological Survey Lawrence County Tenn Wayne County

Cure for eczema by blood cleansing balm in Georgia ad

An old advertisement proclaims B B B Botanic Blond Balm as a sure cure for eczema and itching humors through cleansing the blood. It promises deep skin healing, relief from scabs scales ulcers and other afflictions, with prepaid trial and free medical advice from Dr. Gillam in Atlanta Georgia.

Eurichim Gillam Mitelelli Atlanta

Hobson Retirement Delayed Due to Eyesight Concerns

Washington June 18 The House Committee on Naval Affairs postponed action on the retirement bill for Naval Conductor Hobson until next session citing defective eyesight. The report says only gravest reasons justify such legislation and suggests Hobson may recover enough to continue service.

Washington House Committee On Naval Affairs Hobson Conandor ‘Hobeam

Teen Sues Farmer for Assault and Battery in Court

Annie Stewart, 17, sues Robert L. Crawford, prominent farmer, for assault and battery. The jury awarded $100 in damages after proving Crawford hugged and kissed Stewart against her will. The June 15 trial drew a large crowd to the courthouse.

Ruescilville Annie Stewart Robert L. Crawford Crawford Miss Stewart

Lawyer Tompkins Relates Rural Court Tale In Ohio

A country lawyer recounts a case in which a railroad’s fault caused a cow’s death. The judge’s magistrate argument featured the line about how proper train operation would have prevented the killing. It is unclear if damages were recovered.

Tomsins Ohio Buckeye Lauch

In Manila Five Insurgents Captured Reported

A partially garbled dispatch claims that five insurgents were captured by a native force in Luzon and were sent toward Terana Morongince, Morong. The American authorities have not confirmed the report.

Manilla Morongince Luzon

A Splendid Remedy For Various Pains

Bradford's Pain Liniment relieves neuralgic and rheumatic pains as it penetrates to nerves and bones. Mr D F Moore of Illinois Central Railway Milan Tennessee endorses it as a splendid remedy for rheumatism and backache. Available 25c 50c and $1.00 at A B Rains.

Baflard D. F. Moore Ag't Illinois Central Railway Milan Tenn A.B

Lost Child Causes Scene As Carmack Jr Vanishes

A chaotic scene erupted as RE W Carmack Jr disappeared after returning from Washington. The infant hid in a wardrobe while a nurse searched for his shoes, provoking a neighborhood-wide alarm. Adults debated responsibility as history references mix with the incident.

Wash inghia debated over Panama route substitute pass

The Senate considers Spooner substitute to the Panama canal route while the House weighs the Nicaragua bill. Four days of Canal Bill speeches may precede votes. Hepburn probe clouds mood. outcome hinges on House Senate dynamic. Several Panama advocates welcome potential deadlock if compromise blocks the Nicaragua plan.

Washinghia Spooner Senate Hepburn Nicaragua House Panama

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