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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
6
Oct 16 Millville Nod residents greet Ex Vice President Stevenson, present Democratic nominee, in Lexington. He highlights trusts, imperialism, and voter rights before about 400 at the hotel, then tours Bridgeton and Canton with party leaders aboard.
The Prohibition party special train left Buffalo at 5 30 a m over the Erie road and reached Jamestown by eight. A committee and band greeted the party at the station and escorted them to City Hall for a meeting. Volney B Cushing Wm T Wardwell John G Woolley and Samuel Dickie addressed a large audience. A fifteen minute stop at Salamanca followed where Mr Woolley spoke to several persons.
The ad advises using emulsion in baby's bottle four times daily for improvement, with larger children receiving half to one teaspoonful in milk. It claims quick nourishment effects for both mother and child and notes Scott and Bowne chemists of New York as the source.
Naseville Oct 13 Davidson county Republican executive committee nominated GN Tillman for the State senate and M M Kline Millard F eee A Lack and Jesse Dozier for the House of Representatives. Mr Tillman later declined the honor.
Two white convict Mike Coyle and Charles Winston among three men at the new penitentiary escaped by riding a pulley over a thirty foot wall using wires and a harness. They reentered the building and reached the roof before fleeing over wires to freedom, while guards pursued. The unsettling incident was followed by theater notices and cultural notes about performers and productions in New York and beyond.
Friends report Helen Keller has passed an eltraice exam at Hen ty Radcliffe College with high marks and shows strong progress in languages. She believes languages come easily through mind memory and finger placement, choosing French English and Goran onders with a Latin course added.
Washington reports Capt. Deveraux Shields and 48 men of Co. A Twenty ninth US Volunteer Infantry were released by insurgents in Marindluque. A rescue force recovered Shields and 51 comrades with two corporals and a civilian, plus an American negro, held by Filipino insurgents. Further details on casualties awaited from MacArthur.
Fire at the street fair yesterday afternoon destroyed twenty six booths with almost all contents. Loss is estimated at eight to twelve thousand dollars with very little insurance. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a cure for skin eruptions and other ailments sold by Woldridge druggists in Nashville.
J W Armistead and wife transfer 61 acres in the 22nd district to M Howell for 2000 dollars. R fC Hight and wife to M G and J l Rust 64 acres in the 4th district for 600 dollars. J M Anderson to Baygene Anderson a lot in the 4th ward for a price not listed. J C Haut to John W Reaves 186 acres in the 19th district for 7000 dollars. C W Scott to W W Boott 8 acres in the 11th district for 125 dollars. J W Batsham and others to Caledonia Brown 20 acres in the 19th district for 625 dollars. J W Good and others with no LP Goad 107 acres in the 19th district for 425 dollars. J H Staten and others to C Falton a lot in Macedonia for 300 dollars. J Mas Dockery as wife to J D Vestal 128 acres in Issa district for 2100 dollars. John Y Hardison to Jus T Hardison 23 acres in the 23d district for 204.16 dollars. A M Brierley and others to W M Martin Bolg Worden in the 1st district for an amount not listed. A B Greeniaw and others to Charity Moors 8 acres in the 34th district for 450 dollars.
Satterfield and Dodson Columbus Buggy Company and partners Babcock Wescott and Troy advertise a complete stock of buggies surries and photons. They promise quality style and fair pricing at the same old stand offering a hundred cents worth for every dollar.
Jackson Tenn Oct 12 The Jackson Diapaten edited by J W N Burkett comes today with a large volume of teatloonyg furnished by B A Enloe alleging frauds in the Eighth congressional district primary Enloe appears at the head of the column Burkett is a member of the Congressional committee If Kael Os and Sine both run Hawkins Republican will almost surely win
In Cormac, Indiana, October 12, 2000? The Hon. B. W. Carmack, Congregarian from the Memphis district of Tennessee, spoke to about 2,000 Democrats this afternoon. His remarks centered on trusts and imperialism, with the audience urged to settle feverish friction before he could proceed.
The Courier Journal quotes Platt accusing Croker of running a corrupt New York Police Department, while Croker counters with blame on Platt. Both claim the other is mostly responsible and appear closer to the truth than usual.
Old Gen. Ketcham of New York secures a sixteenth consecutive renomination by acclamation as he nears retirement. Deaf but sharp in hearing, he quips that he hears more of what goes on in Washington than he wishes, a remark noted amid stories of Civil War service and persistent political support.
A fragment from the Baltimore American questions a man about his past actions and time. It implies guilt and a need for accountability. The text shows a critical, accusatory tone toward a subject described as lazy and wasteful of time.
Nineteen horses were burned in a fire at a local farm. The incident left owners seeking answers about the cause and damage, with the community and authorities assessing losses and safety measures.
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