Local notes on illness and community events in Sunnyside
School at Sunnyside suspended due to sickness and scarlet fever with several cases improving. Names include Little ee Brown Clyde Thomas Mrs Lizzie Thomas Brownie and A Matthews. Also reports visits, travel, and local meetings with numerous residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Little Ee Brown
Clyde Thomas
Lizzie Thomas
Brownie
A. Matthews
Tioe Examnerson
Mies Anna Kennedy
Campbell Station
Jfaveere
M. Williams
Careball
Carrie Williame
Kate Marshall
Franklin
Minnie Scott
Wiel
Colombia
Will Thoroas
Misk Laura Kittrell
Mt. Pleasant
John Wilson
J. W. Matthews
Ug Hill
V. W. W. Moore
West Tenner
Friends
Mia
Neeley
A. L. Esmeracn
Gibsonville
Giiles County
Grace. Sy
Roosevelt plan to appoint Democrats to break white unity in the South
The Washington correspondent reports President Roosevelt aims to appoint Democrats who oppose expansion and align with reform to weaken Democratic white solidarity in the South. The measure seeks to curb negro domination and restore popular government, with emphasis on nonpartisan qualifications and practical governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Luter Ocean
Uge
South
Roosevelt
Democrata
Illness Notes Include Siphuil Fever and Fevers in Village
Mr. Pipkin, resident of the village, has Siphuil fever. Hattie Roddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roddy, is convalescent from fever. Mrs. J L B Scott is improved from illness, and Bessie Cayce is able to rise after fever. A laxative Brome-Quinine Tablets claim cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pipkin
Hattie
Andrew Roddy
JL. B. Scott
Bessie Cayce
Wonders Ever Ceaser In Bed In Law rence Kansas
Mrs I Pease of Lawrence Kansas could not leave bed seven years due to kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration She says three bottles of Electric Bitters made her walk again in three months This tonic aids women with nervousness backache melancholy and pains Satisfaction guaranteed by W P Woldridge 50c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Woldridge
A Child in Heaven and Earthly Treasures
A brief reflection on the preciousness of a child born into a home and the sorrow of losing a child to death. It contrasts earthly joy with heavenly reunion, noting the tearful disbelief of grieving hearts and the enduring love that transcends loss. The passage frames the child as a blessing both below and above.
Oxfords and Assignments in Nashville Ledger
Oxfords advertised at cost in Nashville as 200 pairs of ladies fine shoes. A significant assignment filed in county records shows assets of 41 822.14 and stock valued at 49 49 making total assets 7 20 99 with liabilities 44 168.85. Noted that most creditors are outside Nashville. A London famine anecdote and Dr King’s New Life Pills ad follow. A light spoof about spelling in names ends with London Tit Bits mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Korattts
County Register Goodloe
A. B. Wolf
Joseph Wolf
Sue Yale
Nau
Tire
Mabel
Mabelle
Jassie
Jessica
Mary
Marie
Papica
Mammalia
Magica
Geogreica
Glasgowica
Mandica
Samiaca
Jeanie
London
Paris scholar claims Columbus fraud in discovery tale
Henry Vignaud, first secretary of the United States Embassy in Paris, writes in French that Columbus fraudulently claimed the discovery of America. The work, published October 1, argues his design rested on alleged westward land confirmation and challenges the traditional account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Columbus
Henry Vignaud
United States
Vignandy
Americantote’ Society of
Amerioa
Columbia
Special Oxford and Slipper Sale At Low Prices
The ad lists 6 oxford pairs for 2 dollars each and 8250 oxford pairs in this sale plus 10 pairs of misses and children's slippers in black and red at cost. Prices are pitched as a bargain to save shoppers money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsk
W.j.oakrhs
J. Oakes
N. Main St
Columbia, Tenn
Citizens
Nighttime Ghouls At President McKinley Tomb Debunked
Canton report of supposed night attack on guards at President McKinley’s tomb appears false. Investigators find no evidence of struggle or intruder and credit the sentinel’s nerves and loneliness for the tale. No drinking by the sentry was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
President McKinley
Sentinel
Writrens Lodge Mourns Death of Brother Powell
The lodge notes the passing of Brother I. M. Powell from labor to refreshment and expresses deep regret. It offers profound condolence to the mourning family and friends and resolves to include the resolutions in minutes and forward them to the bereaved family. Committee: FH. Smith and Vesery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Powell
Lodge
Young Burglar Confesses After 618 Fatherland Burglary
Nashville reports a 15 year old named Pet way Williams confessing to robbing the home of R J Montgomery at 618 Fatherland street. The youth, once employed as a house boy, looted Mr Montgomery's room and took 83.50. The thief was locked up at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
R. J. Montgomery
Montgomery, Moore & Co
Fatherland Street
Petway Williams
Remarkable Rail Fill Near Paria Tennessee Completed
News from Nashville reports the Paducah division of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway at Paria Tennessee has finished a major fill. It spans 1,300 feet in length and rises 65 feet high with a 200 foot base. About 10,000 carloads of earth were moved over a year to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Paducah
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Paria
Tenn
Express Clerk McGee Accused of Absconding in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Sept 82 C R McGee night money clerk of the Southern Express Company in the local office is alleged to be an absconder from justice. He vanished after failing to show for work as investigators probe missing funds believed to total under 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
C. R. MeGee
Southern Express Company
McGee
Express Company
Principles for Family Conduct From Philadelphia Bulletin
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues parenting and marriage standards should balance authority and trust. It warns against giving teens adult licenses, daughters street slang, precocious behavior, shaming in public, withholding confidence from wives, and excessive control over husbands. It also cautions against telling foolish business stories, overusing my in household matters, and using wit at others’ expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
You Can Lead a Horse to Water and Hunger
A vintage ad promotes Scott's Emulsion claiming it makes thin bodies hungry so they use their food. It argues a thin person is on strike, asleep and not converting calories to flesh, and promises a free sample to “Moot A Powke” in Canter, et ML.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ex-Mayor Clapp Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Ex Mayor W. L. Clapp of Memphis died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore from complications after grip in 1808 the year he retired from office He was son of Judge J W Clapp born 180 He practiced law with Judge Beard later a State Supreme Court justice He leaves a wife and three sons and was once Speaker of the State House of Representatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
W. L. Clap
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
J. W. Clapp
Beard
State Supreme Bench
State House of Representatives
Czolgosz Sentenced Observed By Sightseers
Mr. Stockard has returned from a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto. He witnessed the execution sentence of the assassin Caplgonz, amid a large crowd outside the court. The proceedings appeared solemn and affected to onlookers according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stockard
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Caplgonz
Ms Ji
Erste Fnccoeda
Ceolgues
Devine
Eo Assem
Iron City Company Sold
Garwood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blond cure by A.B. Base under the Iron City Company sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City Company
Garwood
A.B. Base
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Bonnyside
Pierce
Union Grove
Porter
Giles County
Dr. Long
Miss Dugan
John Adkisson
Wilburn Fox
John Graig
Tin Hardison
Corinth
Sheddan
Lou
Robert
Mumford Smith
John
Mary Gaines
Adkisson
Mills
C.C. C
Rec
Bigbyville
C. B. Adkins
Hopewell Parsonage
Wartrace
RL Kennedy
Cambells
Sta ‘On
T ‘Ty
Horace Thomas
Nehville
University of Tenn
Mire
Adrienne Poster
Meadames
Will Swan
Annie Day
Giles
Joe Heradlnet
Linzie Korvell
Carrie Fenatly
Bessie Bostick
W. J. Thomas
Gidcomb
Simmie Payne
Almatandie
Jamie Ne
Junie
Woody
Teddy
Barrxnvreny & Copsox
Heean
R. D. Auiditor
Oxfords
Dr. King
W. BP. Woldridge
T. N. Figuers, the Shoe Man
Sterling CO
Chicago
New York
Short
Clapp
Czolgosz
The
Maury National Bank
Columbia, Tennebbek
Carriar
K. C. Church
A.B. Rains
G. T. Hughes
O. A. Parker
A. F. Brown
R. W. McLemore
Directora
W. P. Ridley James Andrews
Rts McKinney
D. Barrow
Wooton
W. M. Cheatra
A. Parker
Onstoir
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank, Columbia, Tenner
J. P. Brownlow
J. R. Gracy
Jno
W. Fry
John W. Fry
J. J. Fleming
Bioraemy v3 Roa
Orricens
Bithal Howard , J. F. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Cashion
the Phoenix
Columbia, Tennessee
Board OF Directors
John Wfillerson
A. Oaker
W. B.greenlaw
F. Watkins
Nooormers
Uber
Erteauaeinooueen TeneeRie Deinotpien A
C. W. Wrierson, Jr
L. Hutton
Onehier
Tennessee
Columbia District
Rely Seactinge
Marcella Falle
Anderson's Creek
BOSTO
BIG Four
Fourth Ave
Louisville
J. Gates
Tod
Caleb” Harfettade
Inley
Harvey
Castoria
Thomas Jana David Jr
Ead Davis
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