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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

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Fragmented News and Commentary from Fort Worth Regis

News and commentary items cover a range of local events. Mentions of deaths near Rockwood Pennsylvania, court elections in Williamson County, a brandy seizure in McMinnville, and health board communications. Also notes Senator McLaurin defending his Senate record, Cleveland’s political shifts under Tom Johnson, and reflections on municipal reform in a Fort Worth context.

Democrata Cleveland Sertet Dontee Tom Johnson Hye Asa Ft. Worth

A Minister's Busy Wife Recommends Perana Cure

Mrs. Anne B Fleharty former W C T U leader of Galesburg Illinois writes from Chicago Illinois praising Perana as an invigorator after illness in herself and daughter The letter cites improved health appetite and spirit following use of Perana and mentions a book by Dr Hartshaw on nervous disturbances with free offer from Mediolog Co Columbus

Anne B. Fleharty Galesburg Nebraska Wealeyan University Lincals Ness Sixty- Seventh Street Chicago Til Mia. Ficharty Porris Perana Hartshaw Cg ‘Mediolog Co Columbus

Col Bryan in Columbia A Lantern of Speech and Reception

Col William Jennings Bryan spoke in Columbia under the Daughters of the Confederacy, arriving from Decatur and staying at Bethell House. A wide reception followed at the Bethell, with dignitaries, ladies, and politicians mingling before Bryan’s address at the Opera House, introduced by B. H. Hatcher.

Opera House Daughters OF the Confederacy B. H. Hatcher William Jennings Bryan Columbia Col. Bryan Decatur J. K. Farrell Leonidas Pol Bivouse D. Lander Bethell House Bothell House Mr. Bryan Bethell Mesdames J. G. Williamson W. B Dobbins G. Dunnington E. H. Hatcher J. H. Fussell H. G. Evans W. M. Biddle Robt, McKinney Rebecca McLemore Annie White F. H. Smith N. B. Sheppard A. B. Rains Misses Hoss Barnett Laura Galloway A. A. Lipscomb E. E. &Rwin John W. Fry W. J. Whitthorne J. F. Brownlow EB. H. Hatcher H. P. Figuers J. A. Smiser John Trotwood Moore Capt. Lipscomb Major Whitthorne Mesers Fry Smiser Brownlow Farrell Allen Harlan P. V. Chanell F. D. Lander Roma Hatcher

Water Power Lies Ahead in Future Industry

In court, Sam Massey faces assault with intent to murder charges after a shooting linked to Ben Hall. Massey failed to bond out at $1,000 and was jailed, with testimony marking the assault as malicious. Lord Kelvin voices belief that water power will drive America’s industrial future, foreseeing Niagara Falls power expanding Light and industry nationwide.

Sam Massey New York Exchange Ben Hall Ty Short Hive Tote Tial Ricketts Massey Columbia Jon Marner Lengo Courier-Journal Lord Kelvin Great Britain Rochester Herald America Niagara Falls Board of Engineers Niagara California Mysore Tadia Kelvin Buffalo Toronto Niagara Fall Niagara Falla Great Horseshoe Falla United States Taree Ohio Ares Aleer Tyndall Hax- My Bas Shaorlee Frith

Tariff Trust Speech by Johnson Advocates Industrial Stimulus

Elite County Mirror quotes Hon. Tom L. Johnson speaking in January 1894 on tariffs. He argues higher duties boost industry and relieve labor by protecting steel rails and mills, saying taxes depress industry and harm farmers and workers alike. He contends foreign demand would grow and wages rise if manufacturers prosper.

Tom L. Johnson House of Representatives Industrath Ateel

Seventeen Year Locusts Reach New Jersey and Nearby States

Rutgers entomologist Professor B Smith reports a new brood of seventeen year locusts forming in forests and orchards across New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and adjacent regions. The insects measure from one to one and a half inches with glassy wings orange eyes and a dark body. The brood last appeared in 1885 and will last about a month before cicadas vanish. The life cycle spans seventeen years underground with a short month above ground to lay eggs. The brood will cover New Jersey southern New York northern Pennsylvania and areas west toward the Mississippi, with southward reach.

New Brunswick N. J B Smith Rutgers Deg New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Smith Professor Smith Mississippi Leas

General Conference of the Baptist Episcop... Dallas May

Special to the Heraia Dallas May 6 The General Conference of the Southern Episcopal rest South meets here tomorrow Delegation arrivals were reported with messaged notes The conference agenda includes a morning session at Fair Park and afternoon meetings in the city A notable item will be the reading of the bishops biennial report during the first order of business.

Heraia Dallas Tex Fobhoaist Episcopal Rest South Yeateriay Aes Texas Eee Cary i

Avenged Brothers Death in Fayetteville Shootout

In Fayetteville Tennessee on May 5, Andy Mills killed Bob Borax in a confrontation linked to a past feud. Mills, now jailed, reportedly shot Borax in the chest and neck after Borax had killed Mills’ brother over a year earlier.

Bob Borax Andy Mills Fayettevills Fayetteville Tenn Tho Mills Borax

Postoffice Abolished at Andrews. mail shifted

The postoffice at Andrews has been abolished and all mail for that point will go by Sural Route No. 4. The baseball team of Prof. olan Braban ... (text fragmented)

Andrews Sural Tenma Prof Olan Braban Eacee Red

Public Building Aid for Columbia Likely in Next Congress

Ke ene L P Padgett returned from Washington after a week at home and said Columbia’s public building appropriation of sixty thousand dollars, now one million in Congress, faces heavy demand from Memphis and Nashville. Chairman Mercer of the Public Buildings and Grounds committee expressed favorable view and said he would push the appropriation in the next session, noting his prior report and Padgett’s progress.

Col. Bryan W. J. Bryan Crose Daughters of the Confederacy East Tennessee Jay Johnson United States Senate Senator Carmack Carmack Columbia Congrom Col Bryan Merver Padgett

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News and Comment Peter Meeahan Trict Nome Rockwont Williamson County W. T Robinson J. & McCall Internal Revenue McMinnville Jenkins Censon John Hamel Office the Board of Health Ereburg Agnes Sours McLaurin Haa South Carolina Hie Courve United States Senate Joey Generacion Anne O Os Col William Jennings Aaron Moses Water Power Ageiat Officers Neagare Old Dominion Rooaration Company Werald Woiapeny Ata Meadows Co the Tariff Trust Arte Mercer
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