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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
7
Lady Andrews dies after lingering illness at Colmuto
Our correspondents report the death of Jane Andrews at her Colmuto home after a long illness. A brief funeral service was held at the Christian church, conducted by Elk F Lowell, with interment at Rose Hill cemetery. The community offers condolences to her bereaved husband and children as they mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Jane
Colmutot Sanday
Christian Church
Elk F
Lowell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mia Caldwell
Lilian Leonard
Petersburg
Nannie Mai Hardison
Totale Randolph
Rebecca
Williamson County
Teacher's Institute
Atheneum
Walters
Mahon
Edna Jones
Carrie Hardison
Leftwich
Jeune Rummage
Ennie Lowell
E.aoe Rock Leftwich
St. Vaught
Tewall Sowell
Corsicana
Texas
Sowell
Davie
Thomas Sowell
John Padgett
Union Grove
Corinth
Ea Denton
Micawber
LASEA Community Notes Mention Visitors and School Plans
Mrs J M Derryberry's illness and speedy recovery wish are shared. Annie Blair visited a relative at J B Hinson's near Bally Hill. Dr Buchanan visited Lawrenceburg relatives. W Blair has a well drilled by Richard Jones. School directors plan a new building with contractors Derryberry and Johnson. Prof French Straley to teach starting the third Monday in July. A fish fry at Rutherford Creek attended by Misses Almonds and Currie Derryberry. Sellars and Sharp sold hogs to Mr Allen and cattle to Mr Parks. Prof Z McConico of Franklin and Mrs Hope Glen visited Lee family. Parham and Kincaid trial postponed to next Saturday. Bro Dixon to preach next Sunday at 11. Bro Pittman to begin August meetings. LONESOME NELL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasea
Herald
J. M. Derryberry
Shce
Annie Blair
Meloy
Hinson
Bally Hill
Buchanan
Lawrenceburg
Will Cranford
Columbia
W. Blair
Richard Jones
W. Derryberry
J. Johnson
French Straley
Guy Parks
Rutherford Creek
Allmonds
Currie Derryberry
Sellars
Sharp
Allen
Parks
Z. McConico
Franklin
Hope Glen
Glen
Lee
Catareh Cure Promotion Offers Reward and Local News
An advertisement touts Hall's Catareh Cure with a $10 reward for proof it fails. The item claims the remedy cures constitutional disease by restoring blood strength. Local notes mention Mrs. Martin and daughter from Texas, Mr. Enoch Stephenson's return, and visitors Owrence Dixon and Nettie Hunter amid farm concerns and community updates.
Wheat Sacks and Storage Ad by Columbia Mercantile
The Columbia Mercantile Warehouse Co offers wheat sacks for sale and rental, plus storage services for wheat. They advertise stock peas angarian and German millet as part of their merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mercantile Warehouse Co
Fusion in Nebraska nomina tions by populists and democrats
Grand Island Nebraska June 26 fusion was completed as both the democratic and populist state conventions unanimously nominated W I Thompson of Grand Island a Democrat for governor. Thompson won two thirds of the votes on the tenth ballot after ex Gov Poynter moved to make the nomination unanimous. Thompson had been nominated by the Democrats and the populists solidified the ticket. Conference committees began work on the rest of the slate with populists taking their first choice of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Noh
W. 1. Thompson
Thompson
Poynter
On to Jerusalem in 1905 Sunday school drive
A burst of enthusiasm from Sunday school workers arriving for the international convention opens a push to hold the 1905 gathering in Jerusalem. Mme Mawreolt Von Finkelstein Mountford, the sole Palestine delegate, argues the Jerusalem convention would rally world support and advance Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneve
Jerusalem
Holy City
Mme. Mawreolt von Finkelstein Mountford
Palestine
London meat and fish supply fears as crowds gather
Extraordinary preparations are made for London visitors with expectations of plentiful meat and fish. Billingsgate reports high demand for salmon and other seafood as thousands descend on the capital. Large quantities of salmon were moved last week and a half million pounds are expected in the next three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Herald
Smithfield
Billinu
Sumntne
Pris
Billingsgate
Big Botela
Estes House Opens for Public in Primm Springs
The Estes House at Primm Springs opens to the public with new rates. Rates are 1.50 per day, 10 per week, 10 per month. Children under ten half price. Visitors staying one day are charged for a meal or 2 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes House
Storm sweeps central Indiana leaving towns wrecked
A severe June storm struck central Indiana around nine o clock causing widespread destruction. Maxwell Wilkinson Pendleton and Cleveland suffered heavy damage with reports of up to 13 deaths and many buildings torn down. Maxwell lost a grain elevator and chain factory. Cleveland and Greenfield saw roofs blown off and houses demolished. Indianapolis and nearby towns faced power and telegraph outages as crews assessed the devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Greenfield
Union Traction
Anderson
Maxwell
Cleveland
Pendleton
Hancock County
Wilkinson
Hollweg-Reese
Maury County Wheat Crop and Milling Capacity
Maury County relies on imported wheat to meet consumption as local crops may fall short. Ashton Bros. reports Columbia mills grind about 510,000 bushels annually with capacity for 70,000 bushels per day. total county mills approach 1,000,000 bushels yearly. This year’s crop may be 500,000 bushels, requiring shipments from other counties or states to keep mills busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Maury County
Messer. Ashton Bron
John
Ashton
Columbia
Manury County
Mesars
Ashton Bros
Delinquent Tax Payers Notice For Public Sale
On the first Monday in July at the courthouse door in Columbia Maury County I will offer for public use all real estate belonging to delinquent tax payers year 101 a list is in my office tax books If sale not completed it will be continued day to day until finished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maury County
Mack Missionary Society Meets to Study Africa
The Mack Missionary Society met Tuesday in the Presbyterian session room with Mrs. R. Hi McLemore presiding. After prayers, Mrs. F. J. Ewing led a Bible lesson on Africa, noting its special claims on Southern Presbyterians. The report on Rev. Isaac Hughes and Elizabeth Hughes from 1828 Wales highlighted grandchildren at Johannesburg and Kimberly mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Missionary Society
Presbyterian
R. Hi
McLemore
F. J. Ewing
Africa
Isaac
Elizabeth Hughes
Wales
Johanesburg
Kimberly Mines
Terel
Elizabeth Jones
Janter Norton Nichles
Livingstonia
Abe L. Meek
Stenley
Amber
Isthmian canal accord seen this session says Morgan
Washington June 26 Senator Morgan tells Alabama delegation in congress it is advisable to accept the Spooner amendment to the canal bill The move signals the senate amendment will be agreed to and underscores support for the Nicaragua route in the debate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Lavergne Farmer Thad Alexander Takes Own Life
Special to the Herald from Nashville reports Thad Alexander of Lavergne, seventy? years old, a prosperous farmer, killed himself with a butcher knife after brooding over losses from ruined crops and recent poor planting. He left a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Alexander of
Lavergne
Herald
Nashville
Tenon
Thad Alexander
Vergne
Leaves
Dale Bros Wheat Buyers Offer Top Market Price
Dale Bros announce they will pay the top market price for wheat and can supply sacks on easy terms. Ample storage facilities are available, and buyers can contact them by telephone at 28-20 or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Bros
Quay Pennsylvania party platform and violence in Illinois
Clippings recount Mr. Quay's Pennsylvania convention drafting a platform and nominating a state ticket. A Negro school in Illinois is destroyed with teachers and students fleeing. A version of labor dispute solutions favors giving labor a fair share of profits while Mr Cannon criticizes excessive spending and jokes about padlocking horns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Local News Briefs From The Town and Courier
Notices and short items report deaths, church events, and travel. Abe Amos dies from a finger injury while others attend a Mt. Lebanon church convention in Jackson. Columbia plays Franklin this week. Prof. J. H. Kelly visits St Louis. Maggie Kelly studies at Fisk University. county institute for colored teachers held successfully. T. J. Carauthers to open school at Williamsport. Callender & Co sends a watermelon weighing forty one pounds to the Herald office, part of a southern car load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Amos
Rev. Ward
Mt. Lebanon
T. J. Carauthers
Schdol
Williamsport
Herald Force
Callender & Co
Callender McVarty
Wedding Bells in Nashville for Miss Le Verde and Mr Griffin Le Louleville
An $at alar wedding in Nashville Wednesday evening drew Mrs John Trot wood Moore of tidgecfty as matron of honor. Miss Le Verde and Griffin Le Louleville were the central couple, with guests and local society observers noting the ceremony.
King Edward VII Death Threatens Life Insurance Losses
New York reports that in the event of King Edward VII’s death English life insurance companies would suffer tens of millions in losses on policies placed at high interest. American insurers gain protection due to insurable interest rules. Edward carries about 3 million in personal policies with English firms and 21 million in risky business man policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward VII
England
Becnuar
Edward
King Edward II Receives Abdominal Surgery Update
Special dispatch from London reports King Edward's perityphlitis with abscess near the caecum. Treves performed a noon operation, drainage achieved, anesthesia recovery satisfactory, patient improving by Wednesday noon. Times cites Treves on death risk from day five to eight. Other items note Havana tariff proposal and Senate confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical Journal
New York
London
Landon
Cok
Sir Frederick Treves
Frederick Hewitt
Londim
the Times
Frederick ‘Treves
Edward
Frederick Treves
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Andrew H
Putnam
W. PB. Woldridge
Columbia, Petty, Morgan & Co
McCains
Tenn
Lper Valley
Water Valley
Goshen Church
Bro
Hensley
Emma Kinzer
J. W. Church
Godwin Station
Mra
Wes Cook
Turkey
Creek
Winfrie Roberts
Messrs
Sam
Winfrie Church
Will Cook
K. D. Jarratt
Bethel
Blackburn
Rebecca Waters
Goshen
Mallard
John Fleming
Turkey Creek
John Kinzer
Janet Jones
Santa Fe
Johnson
Will
Chloe
Roberts Bend
Knob Creek
Orestra
Mimes
Seoville
Mary Lou McMeen
Friends
Mies
Sadie Stephenson
Gavete
Misses Scoville
Mi Lou MoeMeen
Mise
Sarah Stephenson
T Huly
Ims Hawlie
Mise Mabel Stephenson
James Fleming
Mise Stephenson
Alfhuether
A.B Bains
Draggist
Parham and Kincaid
Kedron
R. J. Derrybergy
Dixon
Pittman
Lonesome Nell
Isak
Hall
Frierson
Ais Hebecca
Mr. and
Mra & M.stephenson
Mies Stephenson
Fusion
Nebraska
Denver
Primm
F. R. Estes
Juuels
Duny
McCordsville
Union Traction Co
Linden
Tod
Greer-Wilkinson Lumber A
Lebanon
Tnd
Indianapolia
Baye
W. P. Worley
Dump
O. B., Granbery, Trustee
Missionary Meeting
Goya Ier
Owens Pink
T. N. Figueras, the Shoe Man
Mr Cannon
Mr. Cannon
J. K. Fareene
W. H. Lipscoms
Farrell & Lipscomb
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Continental Fire Insurance Company, Town and Courier
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Solletted
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Havana
Senate
William H. Carter
Maj
Tanker BH. Bliss
King Edward
Nworth
Kas
Missouri River
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