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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1907

Page

2

Roosevelt Is Their Choice in Tennessee Nomination Effort

Tennessee Republican leaders at a Nashville conference, about seventy strong, announce near unanimity for Roosevelt. They plan to instruct the state delegation to back his renomination, despite the president’s past pledge not to run again. The Easy Boss faction and Frang influence dominate state offices.

Tennessee Nashville Roosevelt Frang Brownlow Easy Hoss Evans Root

Nebraska is True to Bryan at Democratic Convention

Lincoln Neb Sept 47 The feature of the Nebraska Democratic Convention was the acclaim for W J Bryan He helped draft the platform which pledges fidelity to his principles and backs centralization an income tax and direct election of US senators The Republicans gathered mainly as a business meeting endorsing Roosevelt Taft policies

Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Bryan Democratic Party of Nebraska Wm. J. Bryan Roosevelt Taft

Preacher Indorsed for Governor in Gam Suas City Convention

In a Democratic convention in Gam Suas City, Rev. Thomas H. Kuhn of Richmond was endorsed for Governor by the preachers. The endorsing body highlighted Kuhn as the preferred candidate for the position.

Carmack Captures Tennessee Governor Nomination Bid

Carmack's candidacy for governor triggers mixed reactions across counties. In Dresden and Shelbyville supporters loudly back him, denouncing Patterson while Weakley County backs Carmack. Bedford County remains split though Patterson foes grow. Trentons and Gibson County readers praise the bid, noting Carmack's "New Age" lecture forthcoming and broad support from Taylor allies.

Shelbyville, Tenn Det RE. W. Carmack Patterson Bedford County John Cox Carmackas Bin Bob Taylor Carmack Senator Carmack Senator Carmack Is Billed To Deliver His Great Lecture, “the New Age Civic League

Doan's Ointment Endorsed for Piles Relief

Local resident B P Frase of Columbia Tennessee endorses Doan's Ointment after years of itch and soreness from piles. He reports sleeping improvements and lasting relief after using the product purchased at a nearby drug store. References Adames and Martin’s drug Store and a long history of trial with other remedies.

Lncal Doan Adame & Martin's Sam Chan

Greene County backs Carmack in Patterson era race

In Greene County strong support for Senator B W Carmack is voiced by Gov Patterson allies and local voters. The county line is described as solid for Carmack with many west of Knoxville also backing him, while Patterson supporters in election posts show mixed stance.

Knoxville Greene County H. H. Gouchenour Congress Patterson Carmack Upper East Tennessee Knogville

Money knowledge gaps exposed by old bank notes

A New York Sun piece notes few people can describe a common dollar bill in detail. It cites a Rochester bank incident with five dollar National Bank notes from 1865 showing Columbus and an Indian maiden, where counterfeits alarmed officials and bank employees failed to pass the unfamiliar notes in Chicago tests.

United States New York Sun Indiana Rochester Ind National Bank Treasury Department Oatinpal Bank Columbus Eng- Hehman Europe Asia Africa Chicago

State Railroads Face Higher Assessments and Tax Equity

The state railroad commission increased railroad assessments by about ten million dollars. Railroads should be valued like other property and taxed fairly, with little property assessed at full value and a trend to undervalue rail property. Regulation of rates is seen as beyond state scope except for discrimination or extortion.

State Railroad Commission Knoxville Sentinel

Italian chemist claims drug to petrify tissues demonstrated abroad

Italian chemist Agostino Giuseppe Grosso, said to turn specimens into stone, has shown preserved specimens like a kitten and beetles, and plans demonstrations in hospital and at Columbia University. He arrived aboard the Red Italia and speaks Italian, French, and Spanish.

Agostino Giuseppe Grosso New York Globe Grosso Camillo Andrei Columbia University Luke's Place Columbia Andres Set Peru Bender Vercelli

Mule Exhibitors Summons Notice for County Fair

All futle men in the county who exhibited mules at the Inter County Fair are summoned. J L Jones, Superintendent Mule and Jack Dept, to meet in the Circuit Court room on the First Monday of October 1907 at 12 o clock to learn something to their advantage.

J. L. Jones Circuit Court Room J. I. Jones

Beech Hargis Missing From Jackson Kentucky

Beech Hargis son of James Hargis of Jackson Kentucky has been missing for several days and his mother is in distress seeking information on his whereabouts.

Beech Hargis James Hargis Jackson, Ky

Tennessee Rail Rates Urged by Public to Act Now

The Tennessee Railroad Commission should investigate freight and passenger rates independently without waiting for North Carolina and Alabama rulings. The public urges a fair, just rate based on costs, with disclosure of freights and annual transportation given away, and warns against arbitrary or punitive pricing. The piece cites Georgia’s plan as fair and urges proactive state action.

Tenessee Railroad Commission Tennessee North Carolina Alabama North Carolow Tennessee Commission Georgia Gia Grea Nif Fonds Cates Commission

Deafness Cure Claim by Cheney and Co Advertisement

An early 20th century ad claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tube. It promises one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh cure and urges readers to send for circuits.

Buxtehian Weil Cheney & CO

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