The Tennessee Osteopath Journal Begins Next Week
A medical publication from a Tennessee osteopathy group announces a new monthly journal named The Tennessee Osteopath. The editor defends selective testimonial use, cites endorsements by Elder Cacey and Dr. Norwood, and outlines aims to advance osteopathy through scientific treatment and moral, nonsectarian discussion.
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Cacey
Norwood
Goodnight
Colin Forline
Miss Proctor
Lyneville
Central
Tennessee
Smgden
Heksp
Youth's Companion 1901 Calendar Offered With Subscriptions
The Youth's Companion announces a lavish 1901 calendar featuring a Puritan Priscilla portrait in 12 colors. Non subscribers can buy the calendar for cents, while new subscribers receive the 1901 calendar and the rest of 1900 issues, with free illustrated announcements from The Youth's Companion, Boston.
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Plymoth
Priscilla
Yoorn
Boston
Mass
Warwood's Sarsaparila for the blood guaranteed to cure
A.B. Rays advertises Warwood sarsaparilla claiming a blood cure with bold guarantee. The short blurb markets the tonic as a universal remedy and product of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwood
A.B. Rays
Laboring Man Not a Dog in Madison Square Speech
A partisan speech mockingly divides laborers and voters, accusing Republicans of misrepresenting workers. The speaker argues that the laboring man is guided by appetite rather than intellect, while urging focus on policy and government reform.
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Feentry Ad
Adison Square
Amusements in Columbia and the cost of high tier hosts
The column questions why Columbia rarely hosts major entertainments citing Southern Lyceum Bureau touring needs and local managers' price concerns. It argues local audiences deserve refined performances despite expense and notes past failures like empty shows while urging support for higher quality amusements at home.
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Eprron
Danny Haward
oGeo
Fe Wendling
Futare
Columbia
Colombia
Gordon
Taylor
Tikee
Tod
Munegera
Memorial Services At St. John's Ashwood
The Nashville Convocation of the Episcopal church held memorial services at St. John's Church Ashwood for Bishops Otey and Polk. Clergy from Nashville Clarksville Pulaski Mt. Pleasant Sewanee and Columbia attended. A sermon was given by Rev Jones and a mortuary chapel fund was discussed to fund grave lot sales across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Episcopal Church
Franklin
St. John's Church
Ashwood
Otey
Leonidas Polk
Dean Martin
Barett Jones
Miller
Clarksville
Granville Allison
Pulaski
Pattergon
Old St. John’s Chapel
Polk
Mark Twain Returns to United States for Winter in City
The New York correspondent reports that Samuel L. Clemons known as Mark Twain has cleared his debts after years of poverty and a heavy burden of hundreds of thousands in debt. He has paid every cent and can live comfortably, inspiring others with his courage and integrity during hard times.
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Mark ‘Twain
Samuel L. Clemons
United States
New York
West End Notes Visit and Health Update
Wallace Tucker visits relatives in Nashville. Mins May Tucker returns home after pleasant Nashville visit. Mr F D Campbell is listed as ill.
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Wallace Tucker
Nashville
Mins May Tucker
F. D. Campbell
Democratic optimism on election gains abroad November
In an interview secretary Kerr of the Democratic Congressional Committee predicts a solid national and legislative ticket majority, expecting at least 25 seats in the next House. He cites shifting voter support toward Bryan, with Republicans losing ground and Maryland likely to vote Democratic.
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Hinoros
Kerr
Bryan
United Braves
Mr. Bryan
New York Herald
McKin
The
Herald
Maryland
Indiana
McKinley
Newark
Kentucky
Dainwrats
Scott's Emulsion Claims Cure For Thinness Ad
Advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as balancing aid for overwork or under digestion. It argues thinness has two main causes and urges usage despite limits, offering a free sample and listing price and supplier details.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne Chemists
Pearl Street
New York
His Purpose and Red Hot From The Gun in Civil War Tale
Prof L O Howard head of entomology at the U S Department of Agriculture notes a flaccerted reception to a request for his report. He replies he is pleased to comply but says any copy will do for a scrapbook. A Civil War ball incident in Newark Michigan ends after 20 years with Arnica Salve claimed to cure ulcers and eruptions.
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L. O. Howard
United Sates Department of Agriculture
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Kuck
W.P. Woldridge
Population Areas in Three Cities Revealed by Census Data
The twelfth census lists areas for Memphis, Atlanta, and Nashville. Memphis has 9.05 acres per person, Atlanta 12.76, and Nashville 18.40 per acre, with Memphis and Nashville area difference 4.28 acres and Atlanta to Nashville difference 60 acres.
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Delite States Department
Allenta
Ville
Metsphir
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Ailatta
Acre
Weille
Nessville
Stage bate and star power in Chicago theater season
Julia Marlowe opens the Alimede Theatre in Chicago presenting Clyde Pieh's Harona Piette with transformed characters from Whichier's poem. The piece leads into a broader lineup featuring Jefferson's Rip and Van Winkle tour and Willard's Punchinetto, while stars like Roland Reed Isabel Rush and Richard Golden headline in a bustling season framed by press agent drama and audience acclaim.
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Julia Marlowe
Alimede Theatre
Chicago
Clyde Pieh
Harona Piette
Whichier
bin Kuobs
Ried
Wien
Kinyu A. Barrow
Willard
le Deuis
Euine
Berhatis
Wade
Middiettias
Hin
Jefferson
Uni Wage
Delierson
Rip
Bob Acres
Caleb Plummer
Golighely
Bara Kendall
Kendall
Roland Reed
Bin
Wood Homer
Isabel Rush
Miss Rush
Gividiog
Richard Golden
Jed Proucy
Madge Arbuckle
Washington
Otto's Cure Featured As German Remedy For Throat And Lung Ailments
An advertisement promotes Otto's Cure for coughs colds sore throats and lung diseases. It claims the remedy works when other medicines fail and highlights its availability from Waldridge & Evie in a large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Waldridge & Evie
AEB Lta
Aged Lady Hurt In Lynsville Fall
Mrs N W Fry an aged resident of the Waov vicinity fractured a hip in a recent fall. She lies helpless and has suffered greatly with limited hope of recovery due to age. She is the mother of Mrs M N Clark of this place and of BT Fry of Waco, with whom she resides. The article notes stomach liver and kidney issues and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy.
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Lynsville
Tent
N.W. Fry
Tin Waov
M. N. Clark
BT. Fry
Waco
D M Osborne Company Wins Grand Prize at Paris Exposition
D M Osborne and Co exhibit harvesting machines at the Paris Exposition and win the grand prize for their Mower and Self-Ending Harvester, plus awards for their Tedder, Rake, Peg, Spring Tooth and Disc Harrows. The bold display earns top honors amid strong competition from American and foreign exhibitors. A separate note mentions Laxative Aromo for colds.
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D. M. Osborne & Co
Osborne ‘Sar Binding Harvester
Osborn Mower
la Garrie
France
Pension Swindler J A Kellogg Is Sentenced
In Nashville Tennessee on October 29 federal court sentenced J A Kellogg to three years in prison for pension law violations. The elderly defendant conducted a long running pension swindle and, after conviction, pressed for a presidential pardon through friends.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ja Ge Clark
J. A. Kellogg
Kellogg
Ginelly
Bis
Pareenne
Stole Shoes Sentenced Then Commuted by Judge
Henry Dean, a colored man, was sentenced Friday to sixty days in the work house for stealing a pair of shoes. With the prosecutor’s approval, the sentence was commuted to one day and the payment of costs by the judge.
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Henry Dean
Wixty Dusw
Custa
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Columbus Buggy Company
Surries and Pheetons
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Loy
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Paris
Frank
Pering
Suman
Tee Haven
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