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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
4
The piece urges Tennesseans to protest mob violence and demand strict enforcement of laws protecting Black citizens. It criticizes officials for inaction after post festival attacks near Caney Springs and links lawlessness to national politics while praising Senator Dolliver’s call for restoring civil liberties and order.
A lengthy editorial debate on Roosevelt's Labor Day Minneapolis speech urging state and national supervision of corporations, and on his future stance as president. It condemns recent judicial appointments by governors tied to parties, defends antitrust principles, and critiques party loyalty, imperialism talk, and campaign rhetoric amid a backdrop of 1900s political strife.
Readers along rural routes urged to update addresses and use exact names for Horaid changes. Promote Daily Herald over three weekly papers for fresher news, insisting on advance payment of 2.50 per year.
McKennon Anderson Foster offers a wide assortment of fall and winter merchandise priced to attract. The store touts value through quality fabrics like broadcloths tricot and crepe, with waists and dresses at about $1.00 per yard and suiting fabrics ranging from 75 cents to $1.40 per yard.
Good luck next Saturday and Monday on savings, featuring Camel's Hair and Boucle Plaids, Henriet tas silks, wool blends, and heavy cotton goods. Prices from 45c a yard to 4.75 for blankets, plus ladies and children's cloaks, wraps, and coats, menswear and Smyrna rugs, all promoted as closeout bargains.
Special to the Herald Nashville Oct 9 The State Bankers Association closed its annual session with M and Buckingham of Memphis named president J H Thompson of Nashville and D W Shofner of Mt Pleasant as vice presidents J T Taylor named vice president W H Ladd of Chattanooga as secretary T J Garrett of South Pittsburg as treasurer R J Powell of Nashville R S Godsby of Greensfield and W Shalt of Memphis elected to the executive committee.
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