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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

6

Ohio launches amid vast San Francisco crowds and pageantry

President McKinley attended the launching of the battleship Ohio at Union Iron Works. An estimated 60,000 spectators watched the vessel slide into the water as Miss Barber pressed the bottle and Miss Deshler shattered a California champagne. The ceremony featured a wave caused by the ship as it moved, with smaller craft rocking and cheers erupting across the bay. The Ohio was towed to a dock for completion, and the ship’s armor and armament details were described in the aftermath report.

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The Ohio class battleship description and poem excerpt

A fragmented report details the Ohio class battleship design with length, beam, armor, engines, and armament notes. It includes a long patriotic poem about progress and American naval power, attributed to the same article.

Mystic verse and promises mix with a rheumatic cure

A garbled page piece blends a maritime ode with a patent remedy claim. It includes a pledge to a national cause and mentions Mystic Cure for rheumatism sold by A B Rains in Columbia, plus a report from the King's Daughters convention praising Colum­bia’s hospitality and church influence.

A. B. Rains Druggint Columbia Oeti-Um Henan City of Columbia Fannie Hicks Woollwinr

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