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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1909

Page

2

Great Meeting in Capital Demands Law Enforcement

A Nashville crowd of about five thousand packed the Ryman Auditorium for a mass meeting urging strict enforcement of the state's liquor laws. Speakers pressed for a citywide league of law respecting citizens, denounced saloon keepers, and praised McCarn as they rallied to restore Nashville’s law and order.

Forsooth Nashville Davidson County Tennessee McCarn Denn

Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit from Columbia Testimonial

A Columbia resident, L. White, recounts years of backache and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. After using a few days there was marked improvement, and continued use cured him. Sold by Adams and Martin's drug store with posters by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY. Remember the name Doan's.

Columbia L. White High St. Columbia Tenn Adams and Martin Resson Doan Milburn CO Buffalo New York United States

Tribute to a Law Enforcer at Patrol’s End

A historical notice lauds a steadfast officer, famed for enforcing the law at all hazards. The tribute honors his public and private character, noting decades of service and the respect earned in a prominent newspaper.

Rocky Road For Locker Clubs In Chattanooga

In Chattanooga Tennessee on Thursday Judge McReynolds urged indictments against locker clubs and their operators amid a liquor sale controversy. Foreman Straus pressed questions about witnesses claiming club membership and unknown premises. Indictments against liquor sellers have been drafted and may be returned soon. Dean's Regulars advertised for bowel relief appear in the piece as a separate product note.

Chattanooga Tenn McRernolis Straus Strauss Aleady

South and West political merger urged by Senator Taylor

In Spokane on October 11, United States Senator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee urged linking Southern and Western issues to push tariff reform and reduce federal extravagance. He praised Taft personally but avoided comment on his re election and discussed Governor Johnson’s Minnesota death and potential leaders including William Jennings Bryan and Senator Culberson of Texas.

The Herald Spokane Wash United States Robert L. Taylor Tennessee Taft Johnson Minnesota Democratic Party Aly William Jennings Bryan Nan Pipeloe A. Culberson

Scrub Teams Clash as Captain Stone Leads Pulaski Visit

Captain Lex Stone took his scrub squad to Pulaski for a game against Massey scrubs this afternoon. He praised their practice showing and warned Massey to expect a tough contest, aiming for a Massey scalp.

Lex Stone Pulaski Massey Scrubs Massey

Peabody to sit on Vanderbilt land near Chancellor Kirkland home

Nashville OK L report says the Peabody College campus will be built on Vanderbilt land near Chancellor Kirkland residence. Prof Wycklife Rose secured options on ten acres with more land under option. Vanderbilt head Chancellor Kirkland pledged to buy the campus if needed. Endowment funds remain held back until February pending county constraints. Governor Porter discusses the situation and plans to relocate from his Nashville residence due to his wife’s health.

Nashville Vanderbilt Kirkland Wycklife Rose Peabody Education Fund Rose New York City Peabody Ware James D. Potter University of Nashville New York Davidson County Porter Peabody College

Panama libel case to be taken up in Indianapolis

A preliminary hearing today in U S District Court will address Delavan Smith and Charles R Williams proprietors of the Indianapolis News. Indicted by a Federal grand jury of Columbia for criminal libel touching Theodore Roosevelt and others over alleged corruption in the Panama Canal zone purchase. Government seeks removal to the District of Columbia for trial.

Indianapolis Department of Justice United States District Court Delavan Smith Charles R. Willams Indianapolis News Federal Grand Jury of Columbia Theodore Roosevelt Charles P. Tait Douglas Robinson William Nelson Cromwell Panna Canal Zone United Sistex District of Columbia

Throat Severed in Dyersburg Knife Attack

Charlo Robinson killed Charley Norris in Folkes restaurant after a dispute over a dish. Robinson allegedly stabbed Norris in the throat with a large pocket knife, Norris collapsed and died, Robinson arrested as grand jury decides next Monday.

Dyersburg Teno Charlo Robinson Charley Norris Robinson Fowlkes Norris Marshal Miller

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 19th Century Sale

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. Factoring testimonials from local druggists, it notes the product is available nationwide with a price per bottle and a prompt sales pitch.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Hal Hall

Old Wash Wins Distinction At Memphis Event

Memphis Tenn October 8 signal honor for a colored man named Plawimer Webster known as Wash in Columbia Tenn was presented by William of the Tri State Fair. A silver cup was given for loyalty to white folks and deeds to the harness horse and their following. Wash, a veteran Ed Geers proxy, accepted the trophy with an African American after dinner speech as cheers from onlookers echoed.

Memphis Tenn Plawimer Webster Columbia

Saturday Sermonette on Smiling Through Hard Times

A compact reflection on smiling as a victorious attitude amid misfortune. It urges cheerful, genuine demeanor to uplift self and others, citing resilience in marriage, parenthood, and daily trials. The piece links a steady smile to inner strength, contagious cheer, and a broader sense of optimism.

Oxenderton Francis J. Heney Prisca Marcus

A Tribute to the Dead at Carmel Grave

A fragmentary notice describes a tribute at a grave near Carmel. The text records a visitor's reverent message and expressions of respect, noting a great man and concluding with a solemn sentiment.

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Icze W. G. Adams Church Street Jeff M'Gange Oct Ryman Ufe Horry South Feir Ted Elt Avertion Point Fifth Avenue Jearle Lance Sons of Tell Peouple Rocky Road M'Reynolds Dean Taylor Nashville University Panama Hecribe the Herald Ink Liuhi Florence Robinson McGill Buggy Co Columbia, Ter Fox 1 Charlie Robinson Darky Columbia, Tenn Neri Calina Geo Alcorn Bright
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