Great ovations for Negraskan great ovations for Negraskan
William J Bryan toured West Virginia speaking in Kanawha and New River valleys about Democratic policies. He criticized Republican farm policy and prices, defended labor, and urged farmers and workers to support the ticket. A Charleston demonstration featured marching clubs, flags, and a mountain grand stand with a banner reading Shall the people rule.
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Hinton
W. Va
William J. Bryan
West Virginia
Lee
Otd Kanawha
New River Valley
Sprek
Were
Milners
Hoving
Tle
Aten
Ravenswood
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charleston
Court House
Thurmond
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Boosts Vitality
An old advertisement claims kidney trouble leaves people weak and exhausted and asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy restores healthy kidneys and vitality. The blurb urges refusing any other remedy and cites ALCORN. as a source identifier.
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Foley
Geo
Alcorn
Dr W R Lambuth to preach at Cross Bridges church
Rev W R Lambuth, secretary of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will preach Sunday morning at Cross Bridges Methodist church. He is described as an eloquent speaker and is expected to attract a large congregation.
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W. R. Lambuth
Board of Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Cross Bridges Methodist Church
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Beneficial in 1905 Testimony
A Columbia resident, St. L. White of 46 High St., Columbia Tenn, reports long standing kidney pain and nightly disturbances eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Adams & Martins. He confirms in 1907 that he has had no further kidney trouble since. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Columbia
St. L
Adams & Martin's
White
Doan
Cen Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deafness Cure Offer by Catarrh Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement claims deafness arises from blocked Eustachian tubes due to catarrh. It promises a $100 reward if Hull's Catarrh Cure cures such cases and urges readers to send for brochures. Also promotes Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hull
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Itoll
Beasley Ballot Omission Surprises G O P Leaders
Republican leaders say The Herald reports Beasley’s name would not appear on the November ballot due to failure to certify with election authorities. Parks, Jackson, and Farris recount assurances from Forgey Hopkins Luck and Secretary Luck about proper certification and ballot placement.
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Congress
J. 8
Beasley
Mr. Beasley
Commissioners of Election
Hlfp. Parks
Republican Committee
John W. Jackson
Pariss
Forgey
Electon Commission
Hopkins
Luck
State Committee
Porgey
Farris
Jackson
Sharles
Commission
Castro Declines to Revoke Curacao Decree in Venezuela Fight
Castro refuses to revoke May 14 decree banning transshipment of Venezuelan port goods at Curacao, replying Sept. 12 to the Netherlands note. He proposes confidential talks in Caracas to settle the dispute. Venezuela readies LaGuaira defenses for a possible Dutch naval demonstration on November 1.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Williamstad
Curacao
Castro
Netherlands
Lawuaire
Holland
LaGuaira
No Opponent for Padgett in Local Ballot List Continues
The article lists Democratic nominees for the House, electoral slates for President candidates Bi llay Debs Teft and Watson, with twelve votes each. It names candidates such as Lipscom Galloway filldreth Campbell Beasley Bragg Cameron Folkes Johnson Lancaster Peters Vines and many others as electors in a long party line.
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Beston Mmillin
Dudley Porter
Charles G Parker
I. W. Puckett
William M. Bimonton
A. Stainback
R. E. Tatum
W. H. Washington
W. J. Teft
J. 8
Sherman
Harry B. Anderson
W. N. Beasley
E Bragg
Robert T. Cameron
T. Crews
J. Tom Dantel
James P. Folkes
J. Sam Johnson
T. A Lancaster
W. R. Peters
D. A. Vines
Governor Patterson disperses campaign to focus on law and order
Gov Patterson cancels remaining speaking dates in Tennessee to unite Democrats and press for full turnout while directing authorities to pursue marauders in Oblon county. He departs for Union City, intends to oversee action at the circuit court opening, and warns of no safety without order amid reported threats. Dean's Ointment advertised at end.
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Nashville
Tenn
Trouhles
Lake
Patterson
Kampalsa
Democracy of
Tennessee
Oblon County
Mr. Bryan
Peay
Malcolm R. Patterson
Union City
Governorship and other Tennessee races ballot wording
For Governor vote for one Patterson Tillman Weatherall For Railroad Commissioner Middle Division Avent Haines Richardson For Congress Seventh District Padgett For Senator Twentieth District Fussell Greer For Representatives two Galloway Hildreth Lipscomb arrangement of candidates may be altered alphabetically by election commissioners and is not fixed.
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State of Tennessee
Middle Division
Frank Avent
Thomas H. Haines
M. Richardson
Jos. H. Fussell
John A. Greer
Commissioners of Election
Non-resident Beard to Appear in Maury County Court
In Maury County Tennessee the court orders publication for four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Herald to notify non resident Reece Beard to appear by the second Monday in November 1908 and plead to the Complainant's bill or it will be taken as confessed. Harding Thomas Clerk. Salmon Turner Sols. 16-41.
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John M. Beard
Maury County
Tennessee
Reece Beard
Columbia Herald
Columbia
Harding
Thomas
Salmon & Turner
Governor Pardons Liquor Seller in Tennessee
J M Waggoner of Lincoln County was convicted in the October term for violating the four mile law and sentenced to sixty days and a $100 fine. Governor Patterson pardoned the jail sentence yesterday, with release upon payment of the fine and costs.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. M. Waggoner
Lincoln County
Patterson
Phosphate Co. Charter Filed With City Authorities
The charter filing lists the Phosphate Co. with capital of 20 000 dollars. Directors named include G Wy Wheeler, C R Smith, W Matthew and others. The document details registration and corporate structure amid local business activity.
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I Phosphate Co
Wheeler
G. Wy Kille
Smith
C. R. Matthew
Wet Ruhm
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Padgett
Eugene V. Debs
Benjamin Hanford
W. Allen
P. C. Cravens
John Drexler
W. H. H. Gowling
W. H. Jackson
T. M. Johnson
W. G. Marklan
W. P. Outlaw
S. D. Plant
J. W. Riggs
Joseph Stelner
Joseph E. Vass
Thomas L. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
J. P. Balch
A. G. Cherry
Thomas Hall
John Jellicorse
Jesse Johnson
S. Leftwich
J. K. Meyers
L. H. Mdaniel
J. 8. Roberts
John Rucker
Jerry Sullivan
Thomas J. Wright
Thomas E. Watson
Samuel W. Williams
H. T. Childs
A. C. Dale
W. F. Francisco
Frank Johnson
A. L. Mims
John J. Mills
H. G. Roberts
J. W. Shouse
W. F. Short
J. L. Thomas
John 8
van Dyke
A. B. White
Gov. Patterson
Lake Regions
Night Riders
George N. Tillman
W. A. Weatherall
Lemuel P. Padgett
W. T. Galloway
John Hildreth
A. A. Lipscomb
Salmon, Admr, Et Als
Susan
Thorsering Mor
Perth
Rotehor
Abe
Couretay
Ohy
Iit
Dobbins & Ewing
West 7Th Street
Columbia, Tenn
Maury National Bank
Phoenix National
Joe L. Hutton
H. O. Fulton
Cashit
W. A. Dale
Phosphate CO
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