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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1901

Page

6

Dopyriatit, 1% A Tale of Grief and Mystery in Hollywood

In a Hollywood funeral the wealth of a vanished heiress family is shadowed by a tragedy. Frances Brookin mourns beside her aunt, while Raymond Holbin plots to secure his future through a proclaimed lover. Holbin discovers a cigars and a plaster hole revealing a staged crime and a missing clubman, deepening the web of deceit surrounding Louise and Frances.

Hollywood Anil Joly Bevukia Avrvanth Flere Ths Frances Ueomnar Francon Reomnar Raymond Holbin Pur Holbin Louise Browkin Brockin House Euston Holbin Jinda Brookmere Lovike Branoee Prine Loniee Louwlke Hollin Walbin Aline Frances Brookin Genu Brodnar Holbinus Lewise Brookin Throokin Randin End Richmond

Uncalled For Letters in Office for Week Ending Mar 12 1901

Postmaster announces uncalled letters for the week ending March 12 1901 listing recipients such as Booker Mise Han George Cotrleht Joe Hulu Jutins Curry Wink Hates Dolly Dudley Maxwell Kifison Moore Filmens Pollard Fryernon Rolland Davitt Smythe Leon Medoha Strong West White and others. Advertised letters require one cent and call for recipients to claim promptly.

Booker Mise & Han George Cotrleht Joe Hulu Jutins Curry Winkt Dolly Dudley Mise M Maxwell Iishon Matizaia West White Bob Nny H. Fanigs

Getting Thin and the Scott Emulsion Hook

An advertisement argues that being slightly overweight is acceptable while extreme thinness signals health risk. It attributes causes to over work and under-digestion and urges Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a balancing aid. The copy stresses genuine label, pleasant taste, and pricing at 6 and 1.00 from TT BOWNE, New York.

Scott TT & Bowne Cherie Pearl New York

Committes Appointed To Meet Mun Geddes And Present The Situa tion

Business leaders of Columbia attend a meeting at Dobbleg and Ewing's to discuss the depot issue. A committee is formed to meet Maj Geddes and press railroad authorities for depot improvements aligned with town size and travel. Geddes arrives Saturday and reviews aims with the Bethell House group. The mayor is asked to present claims to President Smith.

Mun Geddes Columbia Dobbleg & Ewing's E. Callender Maj May A. 8. Callender Mosars E. W. Gamble BE. B. McLemore I. P. Street Meade Frierson W. B. Greenlaw Eugene Anderson Robert McKinney R. C. Ewin J. M. Dedman Maj. Geddes Bethell House Smith

Pluck and Perseverance Across History and Life

A reflective piece celebrates pluck as courage and faith guiding success through adversity. It cites Lincoln and other luminaries, then shifts to a local wedding tale: Miss Marie Walters, 18, wed Albert O. Rood, a wealthy 100-year-old Allegheny man drawn to a past romance. The column ends with a satirical note on editorial pressures.

Paira Pluck Wlso Lincoln United States Plock Marie Walters Birghamton Albert O. Rood Allegheny

Lawyers Will Not Defend Shaw in Tennessee Case

The aged father of John Shaw, accused of criminally assaulting a twelve year old girl at Lacy near Murfreesboro, has sought lawyers in Memphis but the Melainie bar refuses. Shaw was taken to Nashville after arrest to avert lynching and will be returned for trial next week. The evidence is considered conclusive and the main issue is legal execution or mob action.

Shaw Mempurs Tenn John Shaw Lacy Pure Melanie Bar Brian Nashville

Leech Card Authors Clash Over Tennessee Investigation

In a Nashville Mar 6 letter the editor defends Senator Leech against charges tied to the Peeler bill defeat. The writer asserts procedural fairness, disputes Leech’s denial of bribery claims, notes recollection errors, and urges restraint until the Investigating Committee concludes its work.

Nashville Dickson Bachiualian Peeler Kim Senate Lnvestigating Committee Leech Tennessee

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