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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1909

Page

4

Taft in Shade of Big Trees at Yosemite Morning

President Taft completes a 34 mile stage ride from E Portal to Wawona California en route to the Mariposa grove. The day included a lunch in the Grouse Creek forest and a high climb to 7000 feet with clear air and pine scent.

Taft Wawona Cal Ville Sierra Mariposa Grove Tomor Mr. Taft Wawona Hotel Grouse Creek Forest Chinquapin E Portal Yosemite Valley Merced River Yosemite

Swallowed Poem for a Grave Herr Imber Dead in New York

Napthali Herz Imber, Hebrew poet and Zionist leader, died in New York after a paralysis attack. He bought a burial plot and exchanged a fourteen line Hebrew poem for burial rights. A dispute over who may bury him may lead to a court battle with Galician claimants. Prominent East Siders planned a long mourning period. Imber wrote Hatikvah, the Zionist hymn.

New York Napthali Herz Imber Triber Asher Marcus Marcus Imber Galicia

LID ON TIGHT IN PENSACOLA

In Pensacola Florida on Oct 11 the Law and Order League enforced a fifty year old Sunday law. Businesses including meat markets bakeries fruit stands cigar stands book stores theaters remained closed though one theater proprietor opened Sunday afternoon. The Sheriff will act only on affidavits from league members.

Pensacola Fla Law and Order League Fllrnda League

Swept Over Niawara Calamity Warns Boatmen

This item warns that careless boating on the river brings disaster as nature’s warnings appear in ripples and current. It extols Electric Bitters as a cure for back pain and kidney ailments, claiming a reader’s lifelong kidney trouble was cured by a dollar bottle from Alcorn's.

Niawara Bright Backerle JR. Blankenship Belk, Tenn GRO Alcorn's

Men of War Bid America Goodbye in New York Harbor

Six foreign warships slip from New York Harbor on Friday night as British armored cruisers and French battleships head to sea. About 200 British sailors were reported missing from duty, while only three of 2,600 French sailors stayed behind. The fleet saluted Governor's Island with twenty one guns, while the French ships sailed on in silence. The Argyll Drake and Duke of Edinburgh led the British departure, escorted by the Atlantic fleet vessels Connecticut Vermont and Kansas.

New York Duke of Edinburgh Connecticut Vermont Kansas Old Castle Williams Governor's Island

Canal commission seeks 48 million for next fiscal year

The Panama Canal Commission sent a $48,063,824 appropriation request to the Secretary of War for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1910. Of the total, $15,504,086 covers skilled and unskilled labor and $20,218,983 for materials and supplies. Congress has appropriated $210,070,468 to date, with Col. Goethals predicting completion by January 1, 1915 and a total cost of about $375,000,000 including sanitation and civil government and a $50,000,000 purchase price. The large request reflects progress into a more advanced stage.

Washington Panama Canal Commission Secretary of War Lsbor Congress Col. Goethals Commission

Lost John D Rockefeller Rumors Sweep Paris

Paris rumors place John D Rockefeller in France then London as reporters chase sightings. From Rambouillet to Autard shop and chateau stops, responses from locals suggest anonymous tips, wigs, and a questionable tax dispute with New York customs as the saga unfolds.

Paris John D. Rockefeller France John D London Rambouillet Rockefeller J. J. Hofe Chateau Autard John Dswixs Mme Autard Rockefelter New York

Taggart Discusses Indiana Governor Nominee and Presidential Prospects

Thomas Taggart former Democratic National Committee chairman in Toledo discusses potential Indiana governor nominee Thomas Marshall and doubts Brean will run again. He cites Harmon as a possible presidential candidate after Johnson's death and notes tariff law impacts. Taggart and family are touring for health, meeting Norman Mack in Buffalo. He predicts Gaynor will win New York's mayoral contest.

Toledo Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Thomas Taggart Democratic National Committee Brean Taggart Norman Mack Buffalo Judson Harmon Ohio Johnson Minnesota Harmon Taft White House William Jay Gaynor New York

Girl's Leg Found in a Suit Case in Tiverton

The severed legs of a woman were found in a dress suitcase in an outlying Tiverton area on Monday. Authorities believe a murder occurred, likely in New Bedford, with the legs placed in the case there and transported to Tiverton. A medical examiner noted the cutting appeared crude, suggesting a nonexpert hand.

Tiverton R. 1 New Bedford John Stymson

White named chairman of Tennessee Prohibition Democrats

Nashville Tenn October 12 Newton H White former state senator and railroad commissioner of Giles county was elected chairman and W W Barry of Lexington permanent secretary of the Prohibition Democrats at a meeting of the state conference committee held in the Maxwell House last night Both officers were chosen unanimously by delegates from ten congressional districts White will name six at large members to an advisory or executive committee later announcing the list Senator White noted the committee will be named after a recent statewide conference attended by more than 1500 Democrats from nearly all 96 Tennessee counties

Nashville Tenn Newton H. White Giles County W. W. Barry Lexington Maxwell House Tennessee White Ryman

Hearst Set to Run for Mayor Again

New York justice William J. Gaynor accepted the Democratic nomination for mayor and an endorsement from multiple independent groups. He pledged four years serving the people, calling for unity across races and beliefs, while not attacking Tammany Hall. William Randolph Hearst urged an independent bid and said he would decide within 24 hours.

New York William J. Gaynor Tammany Hall Publc William Randolph Hearst Justice Gaynor Gaynor Barnard Heart

Hickman County Fair A Success At Centreville Tenn

The Hickman County Fair drew the largest attendance yet under sunny weather. A notable Tuberculosis Exhibit supervised by Mrs. C D Sullivan educated spectators on prevention, treatment, and proper ventilation. The display drew broad interest and promoted health practices amid the crowd.

Centreville Tenn Hickman County Elvary C.D. Sullivan

Shipp Case Before Court In Lynching Contempt Appeal

Attorney A H Clift of Tennessee filed the final brief in the Supreme Court on petitions by Joseph F Shipp and Chattanooga residents accused of contempt over John son lynching. Clift argues Johnsons murder was under State, not Federal custody, denying complicity and portraying defendants as loyal local veterans seeking release.

Washington A. H. Clift Tennessee Supreme Court of the United States Joseph F. Shipp Chattanooga Johnson Supreme Court Mr. Shipp Jeremiah Gibson Mr. Clift Shipp Gibson

Conscience Holds 45 Year Prisoner of War Request

Levi Fouts of Portsmouth, aged former Civil War prisoner, appealed to Attorney General Denman requesting release from Ohio Penitentiary as an exchanged fighter. He recalled Morgan's capture in 1864 and his oath not to bear arms, insisting he has remained prisoner for forty years while seeking to return home.

Columbus Ohio Levi Fouts Portsmouth Gent Denman Atm John Morgan Denman

Local Patent Remedy Ad From Alcorn’s Drugstore

Attorney H Brown of VI writes praising King's New Life Pills as effective family medicine for chills constipation and headaches. Available for 0 26c at Alcorn's GeO. 8 store, urging readers to try this remedy.

H. Brown Field, VI Geo Alcorn

County High School Board to Meet for Joint Plans

County Superintendent J A Graham calls a Monday meeting of the High School Board by the County Court to discuss jointly operating a county and city high school. State funds and local matching costs drive a plan to convert present arrangements into a unified system with shared financing and staffing.

County High School J. A. Graham Court House City Board of Education Maury County

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Sierras America Panama Commission Tom” Taggart Newt H. White Giles County Farmer Barry Dobbins & Ewing Hearst Tammany Morgan Columbia
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