Cause for Rejoicing as Strike Is Settled
Secretary Root announced at one o clock this morning that the common ground of agreement had been reached marking an end to the strike.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
Passing of the Midway and the Herala Debate
The Herald recalls its militant stance on the Tennessee Centennial Midway and moral issues, defending its public opposition to immoral displays. It cites Helen Gould’s protests at the 1904 St. Louis Exposition and notes support from the New York American and Journal while predicting shifts in social taste and public decorum.
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Herala
Herali
Mornla
Johnnie Slick
Tennemee
Tiis
Herald
Helen Gould
St. Louis Exposition
Mini Gould
Congress
Chicago
Times
Gould
Yor Americanand Journal
Public debate on morals and trusts in 1908 era reform
The piece argues against Midway displays at a Paris Exposition, condemns vulgar entertainments, and urges purity in public exhibitions. It calls for national resolve to curb trusts, supports public ownership of utilities, and stresses moral responsibility for families and society. It also references strikes in New Orleans and Pennsylvania and rail and coal issues shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
White party aims to purge negro influence in Tennessee politics
The Nashville American reports a debate during Governor hopeful Jeage H T Campbell's visit, detailing a Republican plan to establish a white man’s party in Tennessee. It notes the strategic challenge of removing black influence, the risk of alienating black voters, and quotes Campbell on forming a “white man’s party.” It also covers reactions to strikes, tariffs, and key political figures amid a climate of party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinem
Gerbers
Eclore
Jeage H T. Campbell
Republican Pactr
Alabama
Shear
Campbell Ie
Tenmemee
Mewpis
Tennessee
Maury County
Variety of Beautiful Waistings and Women’s Wear
A merchant advertises a wide range of fabrics and ready to wear items including 2tand Tricot wool, fancy Tricot, imported cloths, French flannels, Viyella nonshrinkable fabrics, and Jasper silks in silver grey. Also promoted are umbrellas, silk and wool serges, corduroys, wrapper and dress styles, new coats, and men and boys suits with sale prices and special offers for next Saturday and Monday. Includes bold claims on quality and value for wrap, coats, and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mote Cario
Pulaski Postmaster Rumors Stir Capacity Change
Rumors swirl in Pulaski Tennessee of a possible postmaster change. Petitions circulate for the Bible vacancy from John H Morris and ex Postmaster John D Lewis. Lewis served as postmaster for years before the Cleveland administration and both men are Union veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski, Tenn
Peter J
John H. Morris
John D. Lewis
Lewis
Nere
Cleveland
Capt
Morris
It One Row Cornfield amusements reach across Kansas farm
A Kingman County farmer grows a corn row 25 miles long as a hobby, winding across a 50 acre field from corner to center. Mammoth industry notes over 360 million dollars are invested in fertilizer production in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman County
Kan
United States
Crops Estimates and Davis Provocative Speech Report
The article lists crop estimates for corn at 2 852 776 baskets wheat 620 095 oats 888 642 and records a quote by Hon David B Hill critiquing republican prosperity as a system where a few gain millions while many suffer Gov Jeff Davis of Arkansas during a Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting in Jackson Miss condemns anyone who defames Jefferson Davis memory and wishes the Confederate Soldiers Home at Beauvoir be established
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
David B. Hill
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jackson, Miss
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Trees for Rose Hill Cemetery Bid Notice
Bids for Rose Hill Cemetery trees are invited by Oakes and Nichols. Tree diameter 1 to 2 inches, 10 to 14 feet tall, straight and well rooted. Deliver in good condition between November 1 and 15. Bids due October 2 at the firm’s office in Columbia Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes & Nichols
Test Cemetery
Columbia
Tenn
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Clothing Department
Southern Piano & Furniture Co
Public Square
Phoenix Bank
Pulaski's Postmaster
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Rose Hill Cemetery
Garpenters
South Main Street
N. E. Vaughan
South Main and
Eighth Street
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