Political passions flare as 1900 campaign headlines run
The item montage covers rail appoints, fundraising rumors, registration refusals, court illness, awards, and sharp fights over Nebraska and New York races. It cites Charles Li Brone’s appointment, Republican fund claims, a Porto Rican registration denial in New York, and note on John Bureman’s endangered condition. It recalls Hobson’s Montgomery cup, Wheeler’s speech, Roosevelt, Bryan, Odell, and prediction debates across states. It all reflects a turbulent pre election season.
Columbia Democratic Club Names Permanent Officers
The Columbia Democratic Club met Saturday evening in the Circuit Court room, Miners W. OC Salmon, J. 5. Coffey and T. B. Forgey, the committee on permanent officers, recommended permanent officers: John Wry President, Dr. C. A. Forgey 1st Vice President, Jas. A. Smiser 2nd Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Democratic Club
Satui
Circuit Court Room
W. OC
Salmon
Death of John Sherman in Washington at 78
Washington October 23 Former U S representative and longtime senator John Sherman died at his home on K Street Washington at 6 45 am He was 78 and had suffered brain exhaustion after a year and a half of illness He left a will and held extensive real estate in the city The President issued a proclamation ordering the national flag to half mast on the day of his funeral and foreign representatives to pay tribute He had endured pneumonia in 1890 and recovered before returning to Washington
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Senator Hanna
Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Washington
John Sherman
House
Senate
Sherman
K Street
Franklin Square
Sec
Jown Sharman
Ohtoretary
French
Spanish West Indies
Frank Wiborg
Santiago
United States
Chicago
Fort Monroe
Obin
H& Home
Honest Mansfield
Joln Sherman
Wtair
Congress of the
Hint
The
Trenaury
Republic
Ani Prat
United
Tates
America
Youtsey Found Guilty in Goebel Assassination Case
The jury in Georgetown Kentucky found Henry Youtsey guilty as a principal in the Goebel assassination, fixing life imprisonment. Judge Cantrill set a February hearing on arrest of judgment. Youtsey to be held at Frankfort jail for safety.
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Goebel
Cantrill
Titlemen
Ftoreman
I. J. McCabe
Cass
Youtsey
Frankfort
Queen Wilhelmina Arrives in The Hague With Duke Henry
Queen Wilhelmina and her betrothed Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin arrived at The Hague amid enthusiastic crowds. The queen mother accompanied them as authorities welcomed the couple at the railroad station. The party proceeded to the palace where national anthems were sung and the duke met the diplomatic corps.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Duke Henry of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Massacres of Armenians Reported Near Diarbekir
A Constantinople dispatch notes new massacres of Armenians in the Diarbekir district. Muslims allegedly pillaged and killed during the fire days without Turkish troop intervention. Eight villages were burned or destroyed.
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Paria
Constantinople
Diarbekir
Musselmans
Land sale involving Wilson, de Witt and Mot hur in 10th district
Mr W W Wilson sold to Mesers Cornelius de Witt and J P Andre Mot hur of Norfolk Virginia an undivided two thirds of his one half interest in a tract of land in the 10th district consisting of about three acres and more in another tract for twenty five thousand dollars.
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W. W. Wilson
Mesers
Cornelius de Witt
J. P. Andre Mothur
Norfolk
Cuntas
Carmack To Speak In Columbia On November 5
State Chairman Fitzpatrick advised that Hon E W Carmack will address Columbia on Monday November 5 at the old home place. Chairman L P Padgett will also speak in Columbia on the same date, promising a large crowd and enthusiastic reception.
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Towler
Maury County
Democratic Executive Committee
Fitzpatrick
E. W. Carmack
Columbia
L. P Padgett
Public Speaking Tour Dates Notice
Announced list of speakers and locations with dates from October 20 to November 5 including Hon. E. W. Carmack L. P. Padgett W Salmon Esq Maj J T Williamson Judge E D Looney and others. Events cover Columbia Spring Hill Mt Pleasant Williamsport Scott's Mills Bally Hill Kedron Southport Glendale Carter's Creek Bigbyville Enterprise and Durmwood's Schoolhouse.
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E. W. Carmack
Columbia
L. P. Padgett
Spring Hill
Uileoka
Mt. Pleasant
W. ©. Salmon Esq
Isom
Neapolis
Maj. J. T. Williamson
Maj. J. T. Williamson, Timmons, Saturday, Oct. 27. Durmwood's Schoolhouse
Williamsport
J. A. Smiser
Scott's Mills
Frierson
E. D. Looney
Bally Hill
Kedron
Southport
Glendale
Carter's Creek
W. B. Turner
Bigbyville
Enterprise
Oakes and Nichols Form New Undertaking Partnership
The dissolution of West & Nichols gives way to a new firm in Columbia as John A. Oakes and Robt E Nichols unite to lead an undertaking establishment. The partners bring experience energy and ample credit to serve households with careful conscientious service.
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Barr
West & Nichols
Columbia
John A Oakes
Robt. E. Nichols
Espital
Oakes & Nichols
Court Records Show Multiple Fines for Disorderly Conduct
In City Court Judge Erwin fined Stone 8.50 and Gadaden 6.75 after incidents linked to drinking and disturbances. Stone, colored, and Gadaden, colored, fought near the crowd while Hardison, another son, slapped a woman in anger. Lipscomb arrested all, with the woman fined 5 and costs for her conduct.
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Eerwin
Erwin Sie
Lipscomb
State Health Board imposes Maury County smallpox quarantine
The Tennessee State Board of Health met and adopted a stringent quarantine for Maury County after findings by a committee. The order bans rail transport for nonvaccinated entrants and requires vaccination proof for departures and arrivals, with county health officers to certify vaccinations and inspections of belongings.
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Maury County
State Board of Health
Wmn. Krauss
J. A. Albright
Beoresty
Louis LeRoy
County Board of Health
State of
Tennessee
Ocr
Inet
Te Board of Health
Maury
Barr & Oakes Undertakers Dissolved
The firm of Barr & Oakes undertakers is dissolved by mutual consent. A Barr retires. John A. Oakes continues the business at the same South Garden street stand. Barr’s health ended a fifty year career with a Civil War intermission. Oakes is named as his skilled successor. Tom Gruthn, a colored man, was bound over to the Criminal Court on a shoe theft charge.
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Barr & Oakes
A. Barr
John A. Oakes
South Garden Street
Barr
Columbia
Mt Pleasant
Oakes
Maury
Tom Gruthn
Colnrsh
Oak Webster
Criminal Court
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General Passawer
Lonteville & Nashville Railroad
Todiana
New York
John Bureman
Richmond P. Hobson
Montgomery
Ala
Jor Wheeler
Nebraska
Gov. Roosevelt
Odell
G. O.P
Courier-Journal
Henry KE
Rip van Winkle
Lieut. Hanson
Alabama
Admiral Sampson
Sampson- Bciley
Atlanta
Hobson
Admiral Bampton
John W. Fry
Death's River
Bowetel
United States of America
William Meet
John May
Loutsey
Leetown
Duke Henry
Wilson
Virginia
John Oakes
Bob Nichols
Chas. R. Evans
Toesiay
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
State Health Board
Oruereu
State Bord
J.A. Atanionn
Secretar
McMe Kray
M.D
Salta
GOLF
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