Cleveland's "Dreadful Dreams" Provokes Democratic Rift
Princeton February 26 The Star editor receives a letter from former president Grover Cleveland praising the party’s past. A strong critique follows, arguing Cleveland’s second term hurt democracy by aiding Republicans and financiers. The piece asserts the Democratic Party cannot return to Cleveland era policies or leadership.
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Cleveland
Prees Linge
Princeton
F. M. Kennels
Sewomipanyee
Potees
Watt
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
White House
Hetty Green's Husband Ronard Green Dies at Bellows Falls
Ronard H. Green born February 1821 died last week at the family residence in Bellows Falls Vt. He worked for Dean & Co Boston, later in London and Manila, then helped run Russell Stragin & Co. He later presided over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He married Edward A. Green's daughter Harriet Robinson, daughter of rich trader Edward Mott Robinson. The couple's son Edward Howland Robinson Green became a Texas railroad president and politician. Continuous travel, wealth, disputes over lifestyle, and family divisions followed, with Green living mainly in a large house and servants while Hetty pursued keeping control of the fortune for their son. Edward Green died at Bellows Falls after illness, with Hetty Green and Sylvia Ann by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Ronard H. Green
Bellows Falls
Dean & Co
Boston
Mr. Green
London
Manila
P. 1
Russell Stragin & Co
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Edward A. Green
Harriet Robinson
Edward Mott Robinson
New England
Old Robinson
Sylvia
Miss Robinson
Government Honda
United States
Ay Sne
Edward Green
Green
Wall Street
Mine Robinson
Texas
America
Cumberland Hotel
Sylvia Ann Howland Green
Mrs. Green
Sylvia Ann
A Physician Praises A Remedy For Dyspepsia
A physician writes that the remedy has been of great use in treating dyspepsia from excess or overwork. He claims it never fails to restore affected organs to healthful activity and invites readers to see the bottle at A. B. Raina.
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A. B. Raina
Tragic suicide near Fayetteville by Mrs Floyd Isom
Fayetteville Tenn March 24 Yesterday morning Mrs Floyd Isom killed herself by cutting her throat with a razor dying minutes later She lived three or four miles north of town in Buockeye neighborhood and had been in poor health for some time The family is well to do she leaves a husband and several children
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Floyd Isom
Buockeye
Supreme Court Upholds Four Mile Law in Tennessee
Nashville March 22 The Supreme Court this morning upheld the four mile law enforcement in Warren county where towns under 2 000 residents may abolish and reincorporate to come under temperance provisions. McMinnville voted to abolish its charter and reincorporate. saloon men were indicted and convicted and the high court affirmed the lower court decision.
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Nashville
Supreme Court
Warren County
McMinnville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Itching Piles Fast
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as curing the worst case of itching piles. The ad claims it also handles injuries and sores and notes a 5 cent price per box with a guarantee of cure. Sold by W. P. Woldridge.
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Patna
W. P. Woldridge
Prisoners Cast Fire at Kosciusko Jail
Five county convicts attempted to burn their way out of the Kosciusko jail last night and were cremated when the stoccado house burned overhead. The five men were Bob Bart Phil Newell Jim Culberson Amos Raiford and Jim Jones all jailed on minor charges and working for county contractor Robert Campbell whose farm lies sixteen miles west of town.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Stoccado House
Bob Bart
Phil Newell
Jim Culberson
Amos Raiford
Jim Jones
Robert Campbell
Derrick Finished At Duck River Oil Site Near Lewisburg
The derrick erected by the Duck River Oil Company on the George McRady farm three miles north of Lewisburg Tennessee has been completed. The machinery to operate the drill will be brought in soon and drilling will start shortly.
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Lewisburg
Tenn
Duck River Oil Company
George McRady
Scott's Emulsion Ad Highlights Feeding for Children
An old advertisement compares grain fed horses to grass fed ones to argue feeding differences affect energy and health. It claims Scott's Emulsion boosts appetite, digestion, and blood, making ordinary food more effective and helping children grow. Free samples offered, price listed, distributors named.
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Scott
Man Indicted for Murder Captured in Columbia
Jim Childrey a white man around thirty is arrested in Columbia after brandishing a pistol on East Seventh Street. He faces murder charges in Obion County for killing Thomas Lutes in April 1901 during a log rolling dispute. Sheriff John Finch of Obion County arrived with Childrey, who had fled to Arkansas earlier.
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Jim Childrey
East Seventh Street
Austin Cabler
Court House
Century
Childrey
Obion County
John Finch
Columbia
Finch
Herald
Thomas Lutes
George
Poplar Ridges
Obion Station
Lutes
Childrey Brothers
Gwo
Jim
Ores
Arkansas
Real Estate Transfers and March 24 News Summary
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds: Fulton to Williams for a lot in second ward, Foster to Renfro for 75 acres in sixth district, Dugger to Barton for 4 acres in sixth district, Frierson to Frierson for 4 acres in eighteenth district, Frierson to Tindall for one acre in eighteenth district, Butler to Patterson for a house and lot in twenty-second district. Also Nashville March 22 reports 313 people on a special train to the Charleston exposition for Tennessee Day, Governor McMillin's party among the travelers.
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H. QO. Fulton
Rosa Bell Williams
Geo. W. Foster
William
Renfro
William Dugger
William Barton
C. D. Frierson
Milton Frierson
Sam Tindall
Alice Butler
W. W. Patterson
Nashville
Charleston Exposition
Tennessee
McMillin
Court House
Columbia Tennesse
Maury County
Tenn
D. Y. Roper
Tennessee Roper
Phosphate Company
W. J.akin
Amanda Movast
Thomas Foster
American Phosphate Co
M. Akin
Carmack Attacks Bill to Protect the President
Washington March 21 The bill to protect the President faced renewed debate as Senator Carmack Tennessee argued against its principle and necessity. He said it would not have prevented past assassinations and doubted Congress should assume states must shield officials within their borders. He noted Roosevelt would not tolerate a military guard.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Carmack
Tenn
Congress
Roosevelt
A Chinaman's Age and Perceptions of Aging
An essay discusses how aging appears differently across races noting that Chinese people retain hair and nervous vitality longer, with skin shows no wrinkles early. It claims Chinamen may appear older or younger than their age and that elders are respected in Chinese culture by juniors.
Delicate Early Medicine Describe Lubricant for Tissues
Fragmentary notes describe a gentle resin or salve rubbed by hand to soothe internal tissue and muscles. Mentions nervous comfort and nerve cords, claiming to loosen tension and restore elasticity for chest and limb areas.
Non-Resident Notice in Columba Chancery Case 1002
Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee issues a non resident notice for Fitzgerald et al versus Jim Irvine and John Wisener. Defendants must appear within three days of the next term and plead or demur. failure will lead to a confessed bill and ex parte hearing. Copy order to be published four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald.
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Columbia
Tenn
Fitzgerald Et al
Jim Irvine
John Wisener
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Exparte
Columbia Herald
Alleet A.N. Akin
C. Voorhies
Brothers Fight Ends With Severe Injury In Glendale
Bob Hill and Alf Hill, both colored brothers, fought at Alf’s Glendale home over a remit. Alf pulled a knife, Bob struck with a rock, fracturing Alf’s skull. The incident is reported from Memphis Insurance in Memphis Tennessee on March 19 with telegraphic instructions noting a 25 percent rise in future premiums.
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Bob Hill
Alf Hill
Bob
Glendale
Alf
Memphis Insurance
Memphis
Tenn
Actin
Western Union Insurance Organization
Philadelphia
Aes Sever
Carrol
Fire Department
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Oe Tw Wall
Democrate
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Haein Pile
Brandiers
Union
Hetty
Sadic
Yp Nassau
New Vath
Joh
Theerrick
Wendor Free Sample
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Obine County
Charleston
Deatie
W. Ko Havilland
Armonk
N.Y
W. Z. Woldridge
Abernathy
MB Fly
Geo W Allen
Cam Foster
Jamex R Allen
Claire Harlan
Roxie Bullard
Hattie Hall
John Baes
Robert B Jeon
O KF Blanton
WH Jobnaco
Samuel Blair
Ram Col Lethgo
James Buford
Clarence McAlister
W A Brangford
Fanny McBride
F Bryant
W D Parker
Willard Burnett
Kate Polote
James Chamberlain
DP Primm
H G Craig
WO Bullivan
JC Dobbina
Albert Vaughan
T Dodson
J M White
BA Frang
Erma
A.M. Hodwns
P.M
Pete Tenn
Albert Dice
Tullahoma
Lawrence Mills
Dillingham
Chattanooga
Ite Meric
J. P Street & CO
Golumbia Phonograph Company
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Itu
THE
Saadfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
W. W. Gibbs Et al
American Phosphate Vo
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