Bishop Potter hosts Booker T. Washington at Carnegie Hall
In New York on March 5 Bishop Potter chaired a Carnegie Hall meeting supporting Hampton and Tuskegee institutes. Potter urged treating the black man as a whole and cited Southern opposition while praising Washington, who was introduced by Potter and later praised by the President.
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New York
Bishop Potter
Booker T. Washington
Carnegie Hall
Hampton
Tuskegee Institutes
Robert C. Ogden
Armstrong Association
South Carolina
Boston
Tuskegee
Mason and Dixon Line
Botanic Balm Promised To Cure Rheumatism And Catarrh
An old advertisement touts Botanic Balm as a universal cure for rheumatism and catarrh. It claims to cleanse the blood, end aches, reduce swellings, and relieve throat irritation. The notice offers free treatment and medical advice from Dr. Gillam of Atlanta, with a prepaid mail order.
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Dr. Gillam
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Child Burned at Home Near Mr. Pleasant
A one year old child of Mr Parker was near a grate when clothing caught fire. The flames were extinguished but the child's back and limbs were badly burned. Medical staff report the condition very dangerous though recovery is possible.
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Mr. Pleasant
Parker
Sour Kidneys Ee Eeerad Aen Eee Uy Cos Valenas
A fragmented OCR item mentions sour kidneys and Valenas with unclear context. The readable bits point to a brief medical or product reference, lacking clear action or outcome. Named entities are incomplete, limiting precise summary.
Theatre of manners ends in polite escape
A fragmented social scene from Lippincott's portrays a staged gathering filled with flirtation, compliments, and small talk. Characters name friends and acquaintances while noting fashion, music, and hospitality, before departing with cheerful goodbyes and a wry closing remark.
Rural Free Delivery to Expand at Spring Hill Station
Spring Hill Tennessee March 10. When arrangements are completed for placing all of Maury County under rural free delivery the Spring Hill office will become a distributing station for at least four routes. Postmaster C K Wade has been notified. About a dozen applications have been received and an official is expected soon to examine applicants and issue further instructions.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Maury County
C. K. Wade
Wade
No Demand Upon Lurks In Turkey Case
Washington May 11 It is stated that no demand has been made upon Turkey regarding Mrs Stones case. Minister Leishman’s note from Constantinople aimed to preserve future rights and said the United States would thoroughly investigate the kidnapping incidents and seek redress from the responsible party after the inquiry. Evidence so far leans against the Bulgarians rather than the Turks.
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Washington
Turkey
Stone'ecase
Leishman
Constantinoply
United States
Secretary Long Resigns As Secretary Of The Navy
Secretary Long has handed his resignation as secretary of the navy to the president. It will take effect May 1. The post was offered to Congressman W H Moody of Massachusetts and he has accepted it after a contest among several aspirants.
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Washington
Long
Naval Committee of the House
Moody
Ledge
The Demand for Potatoes
Chicago March 11 The demand for shipping facilities has driven potato dealers to pay railroads a 10 cent bonus per car. Dealers seek quick action as seed potato prices rise from 85 cents to 1.25 dollars at loading stations, aiming to secure stock before further price increases. Demand comes from southern regions supplying seed potatoes to northern markets.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
COLORADO BISHOPRIC SETTLED WITH OLmsted ELECTED
The Colorado Episcopal diocese names Rev. Charles S. Olmsted as the next bishop following the death of Bishop Spalling. Olmsted, then rector of St. Asaph's Church in Bala Pennsylvania, will be consecrated on May 1 after standing committees manage diocesan affairs until then.
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Denver
Warech
Spalling
Episcopal Diocese of
Colorado
Evie
Charles S. Oluisted
Olmsted
St. Asaph’s Church
Bala
Rail line to build Pensacola car plant at half a million
Pensacola reports the Louisville and Nashville railroad will erect a car building plant in the city at an estimated cost of a half million dollars. A large land tract has been purchased for the site, with many skilled workers to be employed. In New York Prince Henry reception Booker T. Washington presented to the prince after a 15 minute discussion on negro education. Birmingham reports new rolling mills planned by John D. Dwyer and associates between Pratt City and Ensley, cost about $100,000, promising many jobs.
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Pensacola
Fla
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Prince
New York
Armstrong Association
Prince Henry
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
John D. Dwyer and
Pratt City
Ensley
Blasts From The Ram's Horn Reflections On Duty And Power
A reflective piece argues that refusing responsibility can forfeit rewards and that steady action yields power. It contrasts thinking and drinking, emphasizes mastering the present over foreseeing the future, and claims virtue in adversity outweighs vice in ease.
Deceptive Figures in a Ball and Beach Portrait
A verse from the New York Herald recalls a ballroom beauty then a beach scene where the speaker reflects that figures sometimes lie. The lines juxtapose idealized form with a candid pose, suggesting how appearances disguise truth.
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New York Herald
Subscription Offer From The Hexary For New Cash Subscriptions
To Our Weekly Subscribers The Hexary offers present subscribers an advance of three months for each new cash subscriber they bring in Four new names with cash will cover a year’s subscription Wheat prospects show improvement with warm days aiding young wheat while late wheat suffered from freezes in Tennessee March 10 State Agricultural Department reports indicate clearer gains in the crop outlook overall
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the Hexary
Nashville
Tenn
State Agricultural Department
Distressing Stomach Disease Promised Cure by Nervine
A vintage advertisement touts the South American Nervine tonic as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and permanent cures without regard to duration of suffering. Sold by A. B. Ralos, druggist, in a February issue.
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Onic
A. B. Ralos, Druggiat
Land Sale in Maury County Chancery Court
In Columbia Tennessee a land sale under a decree in the Walker v Felix Mayes case is set for March 20 1902 at the courthouse door. The 1219 acre tract lies in the 13th Civil District bounded by Green’s line and local markers. Terms require 12 and 24 month credits with sale free from redemption and notes securing payment.
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Walker
Felix Mayes
Chancery Court
Columbia, Tennessee
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Maury County
Gen's
Green's
James Frierson
Gen’s Green
Pearing
Tat AN. Akin
Webster charged with larceny in Holl goods case
Edmona Webster, a field porter, was arrested Friday on a charge of stealing several articles from Rachel Bell, a colored woman. A search warrant was issued, the property was recovered, and Webster gave bond to appear before Reg. Hayes.
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Edmona Webster
Rachel Bell
Webster
Reg. Hayes
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