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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1901

Page

4

Open Declaration Sought On 8:30 Law As Municipal Race Varies

The Maury Democrat urges Reform Party nominees to state clearly their position on the 8:30 closing law, arguing the paramount issue is whiskey regulation. It questions the Yoest and Nichols tickets, urging explicit stances on enforcement, repeal, or amendment, and asks candidates to declare if they support reducing saloon licenses or altering the law.

Reform Party Nichols Nichola Towit B. Yoont A. H. Abbot J. A. Titcomb St. L. White Ashby Wilkins Frank Bennett J. H. Dugger J. H. Lavender George R. Craft Mr. Nichols Columbia

Washington social scene colors clash at jovial functions

The letter praises black and white outfits at Washington events while asking if Southern women will avoid mixing with the bolstered Roosevelt crowd. It suggests Southern families will stay exclusive and resist mingling with the mutiny circle and similar gatherings.

Washington South Southland Roosevelta Markee Emia

Whiskey ticket questions loom over South Main Street

The piece raises questions about who backs the Yuest ticket on whiskey laws and who persuaded nominees to join. It cites liquor dealers, opposes the 8:30 p.m. closing law repeal aims, and challenges sponsors to state their purpose while noting Roosevelt friendship signals and racial politics shaping public opinion.

Booker Washington, Tuskegee College Highlighted in Free Ads

A lively note remarks that Booker Washington and Tuskegee College gain free advertising and profit from it. It credits Tuskegee as a good institution and praises Booker, while critiquing a man associated with the White House.

Booker Washington and Tuskegee College Booker

Interment Held at Mt Vat After Evening Service

In a brief obituary style notice, the ceremony followed a morning service on the High Street route. The commemorative event included a small procession with family and friends, ending with interment at Mt Vat as part of traditional rites.

Covel Servis Kove Lansing Burrows Rowla Mt Vat

Civil Service Examination Announced for Columbus Post Office

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a special examination by the port office board of examiners in Columbus on November 20 for clerks and carriers in the Columbus post offices. Applications are not accepted after that date. Age limits are 16 to 48 years.

United States Vival Service Commission Port Office Board of Examiners Columbis Columbis Ponteles

Columbia Citizens Claim Nonpartisan Platform For City Ticket

A group of voters nominates a nonpartisan slate led by George Nicholar Rugens and Ernest Mclemore with aims to expand schools, build sewers, secure a new depot, cut taxes, and conduct city business with integrity. May appoint a city physician, protect railroad interests, and oppose reopening the 8:30 question while pledging equal justice and practical measures for sidewalks, streets, lights, and enterprises. Ward representatives include Wm. M. Biddle, Ed. Turner, Elijah Neely, and Ker.

Mpport Rwanned Patton Cincia Columbia George Nichola Rugens Ernest McLemore 2Nd Ward WM. M. Biddle Turner Sid. Ward Elijah Neely I Ker

Calve Missed Carmen Promised Opera Stirs in Nashville

The Gran Opera Company planned a historic Carmen at the Tabernacle in Nashville but star Mme Calve failed to appear due to illness. Manager Gran forfeited 1500 dollars to cover the nonappearance and refunded over 1000 dollars to disappointed ticket holders, with Mme Seggard stepping in as substitute.

Nashville Gran Opera Company Tabernacle Mme. Calve Louisville Gran Mme. Seggard

Tennessee Telephone and Telegraph Company Forming in Nashville

A Nashville company is organized to operate a general telephone and telegraph business in the city and surrounding area. Incorporators include Sanford Duncan, George S Waddell, A R Handly, C H Brandon, and John Bell Keeble. Capital stock listed at 10 000. The firm plans to seek city street rights of way soon.

Nashville Sanford Duncan George S. Waddell A. R. Handly C. H. Brandon John Bell Keeble Tennessee Telephone & Telegraph 1 Duncan Thi City

Distress at Mt Pleasant as Buchanan Hurt in Accident

Special to the Herald reports a distressing accident in Mt Pleasant. Edgar E Buchanan, a local resident, was to be married last evening at the Presbyterian church but faced grave injuries as a train incident disrupted plans. He remains in dangerous condition awaiting care at the Franklin bedside.

Herald Mt. Pleasant Edgar E. Buchanan Laura Culeburn Presbyterian Ee Tng Franklin

Coal Coast Now Lv The Time To Stay In Your Winter Pg

Columbus Mercantile Storage Co. advertises winter storage options with contact details. The fragment hints at pricing and timing for seasonal storage services.

Columbus Mercantile Storage Co

McKennon Anderson Poste Promise Loyal Customer Service

McKennon Anderson Poste pledges to serve hundreds of customers faithfully with reliable goods. The store stresses steady, honest policies, framing trust as the key to its growth and urging customers to feel safe in their purchases.

Bargain Yard Offers Textile Fabrics and Box Jackets

A mid century advert promotes yardage of light colored fabrics with pink and blue stripes at low prices. Highlights include 1477 yards of sea yard, camel hair effects in blue gray brown, 38 inch width, and bargains like two pairs for 2 cents. Also featured are 27 inch box jackets in castor navy black sizes 32 to 38, with daily additions to the cloak department.

Sea Yard

Ladies' Flannel Waists and Wool Underwear Sale

Ladies' flannel waists priced from one dollar with new styles and Jain embroidered options. A special lot of men's wool fleeced underwear shirts and drawers offered at ten cents per garment.

Ladies' Shoe Sale Priced at $2.25 a Pair

An advertisement notes women’s fine shoes priced at $2.25 per pair in sizes 214 to 6. The pair features welted soles, new cap toes, patent tip and kid upper. It mentions button shoes replacing lace styles and reflects buyer disappointment from earlier purchases. Next Saturday and Monday offer two pairs at the stated price.

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Good Clothes at Wholesale Prices For Men and Boys

Announcement that the men and boys clothing department will be discontinued with much of the stock available this fall at wholesale-style prices. Includes emphasis on affordable suits and overcoats as part of the clearance.

Thirteen Hurt in Temple Theater Rush at Louisville

A panic at the Temple Theater in Louisville after a false fire alarm during Tennessee's Pardner caused a crushing rush to the exits. Thirteen people were injured, three seriously, as crowding and trampling occurred in the gallery and stairs. Many were bruised or cut, with a temporary hospital set up nearby.

Louisville Temple Theater Tennessee Thone

Dying From Remorse: Edward Stokes and the Fisk Murder

Edward 8 Stokes, former Hoffman House proprietor, the man who shot Jim Fisk, lived in shadow of crime after the killing. He married after the act and spent years haunted by remorse, never far from Fisk’s memory.

Nashville News Chicago Washington Edward Stokes Hoffman House Jim Fisk Jay Gould Erie Oen Josie Mansfield Miss Mansfield Grand Central Stokesway Werict Europe

Announcement for Manry County Sheriff Candidate Emerson

Sheriff announces A L Emerson of the South district as a candidate for Manry County Sheriff in the August election. The notice sits in room 102. This fragment weaves a tale of Stokes and Fisk a famed era ending in tragedy with embezzlement, murder, and a dramatic trial.

A A. L. Emerson Sth Manry County

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