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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1907

Page

3

Hickman telegraph exchange shut by phone company

In Wickman Kentucky May 26 a telephone exchange was cut off from all town and long distance service provoking citizen anger. A court order to reopen was refused by the company and two lawsuits were filed including one by the city to enforce franchise rates. The city asserts a twelve year old franchise valid for eight more years while residents pledge not to pay above the franchise rate. The company challenges the Hickman franchise and pledged to restore service only if lower charges are allowed.

Wickman Fiterall Eter Bone Hickman Supreme Court of the United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Columbus Buggies Satterfield Co Ad

Columbus Buggies Surries and Runabouts are the finest. Call on the ed-2t B. A. Satterfield & Co.

Columbus Cail B. A. Satterfield & Co

Fire Drill and Bow Drill Inventions Recounted by Circle Magazine

The article traces early fire making from friction to the bow drill, describing the first inventor who combined parts into a machine. It paints a vivid scene of a prehistoric craftsman using a bow and dry wood to create flame and shared triumph.

Abe Aint Circle Magazine

Fire company turnout and a drink question in town

Townley asks if much was lost after the fire at his house. Subbubs replies two quarts of fine old Scotch. Only about half the volunteer fire company arrived. Philadelphia Press notes the event and mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy with rapid relief for earache toothache and sore throat.

Townley Subbubs Philadelphia Press Thomas Pala

Firm Stand Against Union in Birmingham Street Cars

May 1 report from Birmingham notes a muted street car deop with limited runs after 7 pm. Cars operated only when three deputy sheriffs rode aboard, union negotiations failed, and the Street Railway Employes' Union pressed demands. Officials deny hiring union members. mails face delays. saloons reopen dispute remains unresolved. Burdock Blood Bitters ad concludes.

Birmingham Ala Street Railway Jemison Birmingham Railway Light 4 Power Company Ward

Quiet reflections on faith and forgiveness in verse

A collage of religious verse and dialogue exploring daily devotion to Christ, the burden of striving, signs of faith in hardship, forgiveness in relationships, and the impact of love and mercy on the heart. It interweaves meditative lines, prayers, and a night scene with a bird, ending with reflections on forgiveness and enduring care.

Murder of Son for His Money in Raleigh Case

Dr. R Rowland a Raleigh physician was arrested on a Henderson County warrant charging him with murdering his 11 year old son near Kittrell in Vance County to collect a $90 insurance payout. The boy died after a walk with his father and reportedly complained of a bitter tasting orange. Rowland's newlywed wife was arrested as an accomplice.

Raleigh, N C R. Rowland Henderson Vance Kittrell Vance County Rociland

Timber Supply of Nation and Forest Policy

US timber use far exceeds European levels and consumes three to four times more wool than domestic forests produce. Since 1880, 700 billion feet of timber cut. concerns over waste and slow regrowth. Urges government control to boost productivity, noting Washington leads in volume cut and only 20 percent of forest land is public.

United States Europe Forest Service Germany Saxony Prussia Lake States Pacific States Washington Mush Walt

Plumber Contract Offered With Experienced Crew

Advertisement from REEL & WATKING touts skilled plumbers, quality materials, and reasonable prices for contracts. Estimates offered with cheerful service.

Reel & Watking

Discontented Republicans and tariff debate

A Washington dispatch notes Democrats claim high prices and living costs discredit Republican tariff policy. The Bath Anvil in Maine urges tariff revision, warning the state may tilt Democratic. The World hints at Thomas Fortune Ryan as a possible candidate, while Taney’s past efforts are recalled. The piece also covers railroad rate decisions, steel rail prices, and Farmer support for tariff reform amid 1906 cotton and wheat trade dynamics.

The Herald Washington Bath Maine Congress New York Thomas Fortune Ryan Virginia Justic Roger Brooks Taney Ryan Roger Brooks Taney United States Egypt Sear Island Boss Cox Roosevelt Taft Hughes Ohio Coxey Sgear Harriman White House

Land sale offers 240 acres on Hampshire pike near Columbia

To be sold for division the T. G. Walker tract four miles from Columbia on the Hampshire pike totaling 240 acres more or less. Sold as a whole or in lots. For details contact H. G. Walker, Agent, Columbia RR No. 2, or call Citizens' phone 1045. May 7, 2008.

Hampshire Pike Columbia H. G. Walker

Gould Separation Suit Opens With Alimony Demand

New York May 21 Developments in the separation suit of Howard Gould and Viola Katherine Clemons include a voluminous bill of particulars alleging abandonment and inhuman treatment. Mrs Gould seeks 250000 dollars yearly alimony and a possible conspiracy claim tied to the Detective Bureau. All papers filed so far name counsel Delancey Nicol. case awaiting court action as summons served.

New York Howard Gould Katherine Clemmons Bingham Detective Bureau Instrict Jerome Delancey Nicol Gould Jay Gould Viola Katherine Clemmons

Chinese seven ages of man found in Tonkin manuscript

A French officer reports in Paris that a dusty Tonkin manuscript contains a Chinese version of the seven ages of man. The text traces a male life from childhood through old age, describing the shifting roles and capacities at each decade from 10 to 70.

Louis de Chantilly Washington Post Paris Gil Blas Tonkin

Buggy Harness Stock From A Satterfield & Co

A. Satterfield & Co. lists a large stock of buggy harness in medium fine and single and double types. The ad notes availability for immediate purchase and suggests trying rm for return or exchange.

A. Satterfield & Co

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