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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

8

Editorial Courtesy Sparks Nashville Rail Debate

The Nashville News editorial page is attacked for false statements about the Tennessee Central railroad and Baxter railroad relation. The writer accuses The American of misrepresenting facts, demanding the paper stop labeling opinion as news and urging accountability for editors and reporters.

Nashville News Tennessee Central Railroad Baxter Nashville Tenneaves Central Management

Botanic Blood Balm Ad Claims Cure for Rheumatism and Catarrh

An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and deep seated catarrh. It claims to purify blood, relieve aches in bones and joints, and fix mucous membrane irritations. It offers a trial and free medical advice from Dr. Gillam of Atlanta.

Dr. Gillam Mitchell St Atlanta

Poor Little Girl in March Smart Set Verse

A fragment from March Smart Set voices a young girl’s heartbreak and disillusionment. The speaker contrasts youth and age, a wounded heart, and a weary view of love as a game, with a final note of tender female insight.

H. Man March

Billy Emerson the minstrel and his whiskey fate

An obituary style reflection recalls Billy Emerson once famed for voice looks and talent who rose in fame before dying penniless in a poor lodging house. The piece contrasts his gifts with a ruinous habit and warns young men against whiskey.

Bin Sa Tie Billy Emerson New York Journal

Opinions of the country press on royal coronations

A compilation from several papers criticizes imperialism and royal ceremonies. Editors in Lexginton Hot Springs Muncy Ashland Nebraska City Stanton Albert Lea and Omaha mock U S crown invites and royal pageantry while urging republican values and mass sentiment over monarchial display.

Hot Springs Times-Herald Washington England Edward Muncy Ashland (O New Edward Prince Henry Germany Nebraska City Neb Albert Lea Minn

Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away Ad

Revenue officer Duggan returns from Columbia with Jim Whitesides after illicit whiskey sale case in Centreville. Arrests follow including Bad Hickman Joe Yarborough and Joe Frazier as the whiskey operation is said to be weakened. Centreville residents reportedly rejoice at the crackdown.

Remedy CO Chicago New York Centreville Duggan Columbia Jim Whitesides United States Bad’ Hickman Joe Yarborough Joe Frazier

Ben Gullett Receives Share of Estate Proceeds

Indian Territory resident Mr. Ben Gullett, visiting here, was paid 3750 dollars through Lea Salmon Turner as his share from the estate of the late Colonel N. C. Gullett. Gullett, nephew to Col. Gullett, took half of one of seven shares into the divided estate.

Ben Gullett Indian Territory Lea Salmon Turner Col N. C. Gullett Gullett Col. Gullett

Tombs Angel Mrs Foster Honored by Courts in Funeral Tributes

The New York Journal recounts the death of Mrs Rebecca Salome Foster, known as the Tombs Angel for her charity toward felons. District Attorney Jerome and judges lauded her life, adjourned courts for her burial, and mourners among former inmates and court officers praised her unselfish work to redeem the fallen.

Eler Sunny Besapis Jerome Court of Special Segions Foster Journal Age Marie Barberi Mra Foster Hamilton Criminal Court Mrs. Foster Supreme Court Court of Special Sessions Twentieth Street Fourth Avenue Poster Benel Nous Justice Holbrook Hinxdlae New York

March Wind Destroys Outbuildings In County

Strong winds swept the area for two to three hours in the afternoon. Fences and frail outbuildings were toppled, with Mt Pleasant area suffering severe damage as several old phoaphat sheds were leveled. No serious damage reported.

Mt. Pleaant

The Color Didn’t Suit and a Subterfuge in Canis

Agnes Wheeler an intelligent girl from Canis Giles county read newspaper ads for lady correspondents and began exchanging photos with several youths. A well dressed white man visited seeking an interview but left after she sent him a photo of another woman. The man disclosed no name or address. Additional text promotes HERAGY subscriptions and seed corn offers from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co with dates and rewards.

Agnes Wheeler Canis Giles County

Land Auction Under 1902 Decree in Maury County

Pursuant to a January 1902 decree the court in Columbia Tennessee will sell at auction on March 20 1902 the land described in the decree located in the 18th Civil District Maury County. The parcel measures about 12 1/2 acres with specific boundary lines and is offered on credit for 12 and 24 months with no redemption. The sale notes interest on the debt and a purchaser’s note secured by the purchase money. Signed March 7 1902 AN AKIN and M.

Court House Columbia Tennessee Maury County Tennesse Gen'l. Green James Frierson Gen‘l Green T-41 AN. Akin

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