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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

6

Columbia Base Ball Team Forms Permanent Organization

The Columbia base ball team completed a permanent organization at a meeting at the Guest home. Plans to secure games for the season were finalized and signing set. They will play Lewiston in Columbia on Monday and then travel to Lawrenceburg the following Thursday. Several merchants offered free supplies for advertising, but decisions on accepting are pending.

Columbia Lewiaburn Columitia Lawrenceburg Cuita Bate

Japanese Advance In Manchuria Reported As Russians Retreat

May reports from Manchuria describe slow Japanese advances supported by cavalry and Chinese bandits. Russian detachments withdraw behind the Liao River as Japanese forces push from the right to the left, with Erunguon captured then evacuated under pressure. Chinese towns Shahensi and areas north of Changtafa are burned. field Oyama reportedly has 18 battalions and about 50,000 men, with 25,000 Chinese bandits armed by the Japanese. Roads are under construction toward Suminpu and Naga Pass.

Gadgeyadana Mancheria Erurngon Paladan Sanlingan Batzay Shahensi Changtafa Oyama Suminpu Barchiese Naga Pass

Anti-Compact Law Voided in Tennessee

May 5 report states the anti compact law passed by the Tennessee General Assembly is void due to a constitutional amendment. The act’s wording caused contradictions in terms and affected prohibitions on agreements among fire insurance companies amid claims of an insurance trust.

Pille Tenn Tennessee General Assembly

Maury County Dental Society Meeting Review

Pag Wight reports on last week’s Maury County Dental Society gathering in Spring Hill where Dr Bowen presented a paper on treating and curing abscessed teeth. Dr Hardison started the discussion as all members attended an engaging session.

Devil and Lawyer In Courtroom Farce

A comic verse recounts the Devil sending his agents to Earth to study lawyers. An attorney argues a case before the Devil, who is amused by the lawyers’ antics. The poem ends with the Devil acknowledging lawyers’ skill and vowing to keep them out of Hell.

Joman Hhis

Nan Patterson Case Draws Mixed Public Reaction in New York

A storm of sensational, dismissive, and analytical journalism greets the Nan Patterson matter. Critics condemn lurid coverage while others dissect character, fate, and moral scope, noting the trial’s lack of mystery yet intense public attention.

Patterson New York Walefactar Abe Law Nan Patterson Nan Cape Edgar Allen Poe Shoerock Holmes Wouse Herold McGrath Nan’ Patterson Teust Broadway Rand Cresar Young Richard le Gal- Henne America Tris Ann Aliza Patterson Tombs Warner

Rees and Watkins Tinners and Plumbers

Rees and Watkins offer bath tubs lavatories closets and plumbing goods in stock for inspection. Call to view their fine selection and inquire about job work.

Rees & Watkins

Smitty in Nashville Wants to Mop Up Columbia Team

A letter from Smitty in Nashville to Mr Ashby Wilkins says he plans to bring a Nashville baseball team to Columbia and “mop up” the field. He requests moving the left field fence back and double stitching the ball, as he hits harder than ever. An early date will be set.

Ashby Wilkins

Fragmented Opinion Fragment in Courier Journal Letter

A fragmentary quotation from the Courier Journal criticizes sensationalist "Human interest" columns and moral display in New York and American media. The text notes disdain for hysteria and questions the dignity and invitation to witness and weep, signifying media critique and public sentiment.

Anna Valentoa Smilar Tron New York Courier Journal

Young Lady Rhoda Lowell Injured in Orchard Run

Miss Rhoda Lowell of the McCains neighborhood suffered a severe injury Thursday afternoon during a storm pass. She ran to the orchard to fetch a wrap for her mother when her dress or weed entanglement caused a fall, fracturing her left leg above the knee.

Rhoda Llowell McCains Miss Howell

Roosevelt entertains guests and plans eastward move

President Roosevelt dined at Glenwood Springs with companions from a three week trip. He spoke to visitors from nearby towns, attended church, slept in his private car, and prepared to begin eastward travel today. News notes also report a tense Otie strike with 1000 strikebreakers, threats to shoot, and Confederate Veterans parade activity. Immigrant arrivals set quarantine records in New York with 12 steerage passengers allowed ashore within twelve hours.

Roosevelt Glenwood Springs Stephen D. Lee Confederate Veterans Bennett H. Young Louiserounion New York

Lat inola Advert Incomplete Skin Remedy Claims

Testimonial claims Atinola clears freckles pimples and liver spots after four years of failure with other remedies. User cites complete removal and perfect complexion. Price 1.00. sold by leading druggists or by National Toilet Co. Distributor in Paris. advertised in Columbia by local druggists.

Ce Lirette Paris Columbia

Colt and Fence The Fields For Money, Makers Declared

A sales pitch touts fences to protect fields and boost revenue, promising how using Colt and other makers will secure profits. The text argues private manufacturers and a seller can demonstrate monetary gains from durable fencing.

Colt

Late Shipments Reach Louisville Stock Cars

Saturday's shipments to Louisville included Hagey and Hilliard with cattle and hogs, Yokley and McMinn with hogs, and Houston Thomas sending hogs to Jacksonville, Florida, on Monday.

Louisville Hagey & Hilliard Yokley & McMinn Houston Thomas Jacksonville Fla

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