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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1905

Page

13

Transfer of Government Arsenal to Maury County for High School

The Government transfers its Arsenal property to trustees to create a premier boys high school in Columbia Maury County with a 67 acre campus costing about 300000. Ten buildings four of white stone six of brick, dormitories libraries gymnasiums sports facilities and on campus boarding. Two four year courses include College Preparatory and Academic tracks with a freshman year option.

Maury County Columbia United States J. C. Hardy M. A Braham & Hughes Vanderbilt Southwestern J. E. Edgerton Memphis University School Wih

State Troops Ready for End of Teamsters Strike

Chicago May 28. Sheriff says negotiations failed and a call for State troops is with Governor Deneen. Telegram could spark outbreak of violence. A brief late meeting between James B Barry of the Express Drivers' Union and seven express company managers ended without peace. Barry demanded reinstatement for all but those accused of violence. company reps refused, signaling no backstep on reinstatement.

Chicago Shersin Teamsters Deneen James B Barry Anion Barry Nody Anwn Ial Oni

Four Hundred Mules Die in East St Louis Stable Fire

Fire at Maxwell & Grouch and Bparts Bros sales stables at the National Stock Yards East St Louis destroys 400 mules. Loss estimated at one one hundred and insurance details are noted. Fire origin under investigation. building officials and local assembly are mentioned in passages.

The Racket Offers Wide Range of Embroideries and Linens

A varied display at The Racket features Hamburg and Swiss embroideries and insertings in white and cream, Valencenne laces, linen laces, and embroidered wallet sets. Curtains, lace curtains, pillow covers, ladies vests, and ribbons are advertised along with a broad selection of collars and collar sets.

Hamburg Cheal

Hats and Corsets Line Advertises Wide Selection

The notice promotes a broad range of hats, corsets, caps, dresses, and straw sailors for men, women, and children. It highlights affordable to fine options, including silk and sun hats, with a line of children and misses wear and men’s working hats.

City Bacteriologies Report Ohio River Water Contamination

Ciocinsati city bacteriologies conduct an acolysis of Ohio river water and determine a concentration of 220000 ving per cubic methor about wawnilum. The report notes the unusual measurement and warns of potential health implications for nearby communities.

Ciocinsati Ohio

Cap t Fus sell Opposes Union in Fresno Debate

Fresno California May 24 discussion on the union question continued with intense but orderly rhetoric. Speakers against the union included Rev D Login J H Fusell Judge Tally and F H Pendergast. Proponents urged constitutional validity and moral welfare of the church.

Fresno Cal D. Login Dyersburg Tenn Union Judge Tally Scottsboro Ala F H. Pendergast Marshall Ten J. H. Fussell Columbia Cumberland Presbyterian Jmoods 5. M. Templeton Texas Committee On Union

Just Rebu ke and Bridge Luncheon Tale

A woman thought she was playing a moneyless bridge game but was told she owed money after a luncheon. Her husband sent $76.50 to cover the score, the hostess saying $1.50 too much, but he returned it stating the $75 settled the score and the extra was for his wife’s luncheon.

Ater New York Times

Decoration Day at Hardison graveyard planned next Saturday

Lasea Lasea notes that decoration day will be observed at Hardison graveyard next Saturday. The entry lists local residents such as Missea Bessie Annie Netherly and Carrie Derryberry, with visits to and from family members over the weekend.

Lasea Hardison Missea Bessie Annie Netherly Nally Hill Ja Derryberry W. T. Sharp Cheek Leftwich Wilburn Gilliam Lanes, Suserrivre

Strawberries and next spring crop timing noted

Readable fragments indicate mention of strawberries and planning for a crop next spring with reference to “Fae of Wr BoP” characters or notes, suggesting a horticultural or fictional context. Details are sparse but imply seasonal cultivation guidance or a thematic note in a periodical.

Circuit Court Proceedings Show Compromises In Three Dockets

No cases heard as Wednesday docketes were compromised. Essex Dawson inst ames Holman verdict for plaintiff of 250. Matthews Boden ve W J Towler case settled with 2900 paid to plaintiff. Names listed include Witherspoon Sree Blair Taylor and Ragsdale Jr Mrs Geo McKennon and children travelled from Colombia to visit Mr and Mrs Davis. Mrs Lelia Walker left for Hopkinsville then Nashville before returning home.

Circuit Court Essex Dawson Holman Horton and Mefford Mary Lant Matthews Boden Ve W. J. Towler

Notable visits in Nashville by two Dexterville girls

Notes from Ashwood report two Dexterville girls in Ward's Seminary Nashville as attractive guests of Mr and Mrs J C Walker during the latter part of the week. Mention also W R Griffo and children visiting relatives and friends at Mr Juliet in the county with Mr and Mrs W E McKeonon among others.

Miguel Mary Berneved Mary Avetin Walker Dexterville Ward's Seminary Nashville J. C. Walker W. R. Griffo Juliet Bebanon W. E. McKeonon

Wedding Presents From James Bros Offer Elegant Vases and Jewelry

A local ad describes wedding presents including Solid River glassware, cat glaze items, brass vases and lamps. It also notes an extra line of jewelry and references James Bros as the vendor offering Vipiti cards or related wedding care items.

James Bros Ving Cares AMS Bros

Nominal Announcement in St Petersburg on Pacific Fleet Commander

Official notice from St Petersburg announces Admiral Biriloff as commander of the Pacific fleet. Rumors of Kejegt ere’s death circulate in London and Paris, but the Admiralty at St Petersburg dismisses them as ridiculous. Fighting may resume on a large scale in Manchuria though only minor skirmishes are reported.

Nomi St Petersburg Sppointj Bnot Vire Biriloff Pacific Kejegt London Paria St. Me Orsburg Manchuria

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Columbia Military Academy J.C. Hardy S., Columbia, Tenn East St. Louis Sales Hariso Annex White Mountain Sressida F. Swansburg Capt. Fussell Cumberland Presbyterians Obinata Circuit Court Proceedings Ashwood News and Comment the Herald Produce Line Will Barker Duce Man
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