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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
4
The editor extends a cordial greeting to attendees, praising their work for culture, character, and Christian living. He notes the Herald will provide daily reports on their proceedings and urges the community to support their stay and welcome future visits.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal argues trusts violate federal law and hinder competition, urging McKinley to enforce Sherman Act provisions. It condemns government by injunction as a misused tool, cites Kentucky school cases, and notes oil land fortunes as context for regulatory caution. It also covers religious notes from Epworth League events in Tennessee.
In Tennessee news, The Alexandria Times faces a $10,000 libel suit. Gideon Crave, linked to a farmer’s death in Cheatham County, hid in a tree for days during the aftermath and witnessed the mob and burial rites. A separate $10,000 claim is filed against Western Union by Mollie F Hows of Birmingham for a failed telegram delivery.
Ex-Gov. H. H. Pingree of Michigan died in London at 11.35 pm after a cancerous intestinal disease. His son was the only mourn er present. The body will be embalmed and shipped home.
The piece argues osteopathy can endure as a respected field, citing cases from Franklin Kentucky and Bowling Green Kentucky. It claims cures by Drs Ammerman Oldham and Goodnight, promotes Tennessee College of Osteopathy as leading in the South, and urges readers to visit or contact associated practitioners for proof and enrollment.
The passage reports rapid local support for a venture led by Mrs. Ammerman who oversaw the ladies department while both operators were of unknown treatment quality. The enterprise in Franklin is now run by Drs. Oldham and Co, with Dr. Oldham identified as Mr. Ammerman’s brother, per the Madisonville Kentucky Hustler.
A jury found the defendant guilty in the second degree for the fatal shooting of Tom Vance at Carter's Creek Phosphate Mines. The trial in the Robina Jones assault case proceeds, with Massey and other parties set for today.
A fire destroyed a house owned by Gisedaie and Waleogblidvens on Tuesday night while occupants were away. No injuries or insurance details are provided. flames consumed the structure and its contents.
Dr W L Rucker has decided to continue his practice in Little Rock Arkansas after pressure from friends to remain. The Arkansas Democrat notes the high esteem he holds in the city and that his staying will be welcomed as his patient base has grown over two years.
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