Multiple Local Items Include Rentals and Social News
VER THE COUNTY reports a string of local notices including greetings from Jameson residents, a Neapolis Church ice cream supper, farm rental mentions, and school openings. James A. Sanders announces candidacy for the lower house, pledging to push a practical state road law.
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Young's
J. AH. Thompson
Jameson
Pearl Derryberry
Nashville
Godwin
F. W. Dixon
Birmingham
Ashwood
Ladies of
Neapolis
Landreth
Mina Mary Buzzell
Nebo
H. K. Bryson
Fayetteville
Loyd Cecil
Cross Bridges
J. M. Foster
Louisville
Carter's Creek
T. N. Figuers Honaton Thomas
John Warfield
Pulaski Pike
Graham & Harris School
Colleoka
Martha Porter
Neely Abernathy
The
Herald
James A. Sanders
Democratic Party
Esquire
Hints to Tourists booklet by Chicago and Northwestern
The railroad issues a fifty page summer guide listing about 200 resorts in Wisconsin Michigan and the Northwest with notes on hunting fishing and hotel accommodations at each. Copies available at the city ticket office 212 Clark Street for qualified requesters.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northwest
Clark Street
Driver Pratt Injuries Reported After Hospital Check
Pittsfield Massachusetts September 4 physicians say driver Pr Pratt has a dislocated left shoulder sprained ankle a badly acrotched face and body bruises but after examination physicians expect recovery Gates Sails for Europe John W Gates departed New York September 4 aboard the steamship Majestic
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Pr Insurier
Pittsfield, Maws
Pratt
Gates
Europe
New York
John W. Gates
Ohio Democrats nominating Rev. Bigelow for Secretary of State
The Ohio Democratic State Convention in Columbus endorsed Tom Johnson for the presidency and nominated Rev. Herbert Bigelow of Cincinnati for Secretary of State. The platform demanded home rule, open records, tighter taxation on public services, and opposition to monopolies and injunctions in labor disputes. Bigelow’s acceptance speech drew enthusiastic response. the three hour session featured speeches with one ballot.
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Cellar Point
Sandusky
J. Johnson
Ohio
Herbert
Bigelow
Vine-street
Cincinnati
Am T
Democrats
Democratic Party of the Nation
Kansas City
Wm. J. Bryan
Republican State Administration
Evanjent
Lnvue
Publi Service
RACKET Reductions on Straw Goods and Housewares
Local sale offers deep discounts on straw hats and bargsios while stock lasts. Palmer's Mosquito Barn items in multiple sizes, mosquito netting in all colors, summer lap robes, talcum powder, writing tablets with envelopes, crepe paper, and ladies' skirts are advertised at reduced prices.
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South Main Street
Palmer
Idea
Luxora Depot Fire And Death Of Local Resident
Maury Countians in Arkansas report Luxora depot burned Sunday afternoon when a gasoline drum exploded outside an empty box car and the depot caught fire. A dynamite can exploded inside but no one was hurt. shock felt in Osceola. Local merchants lost goods, farmers discouraged by rains, cotton picking slowed, and the first bale ginned August 2 from Memphis Cotton Exchange. News notes include deaths of Ernest Huckaby, Beulah Hale, and arrival of Will and Arthur Nicholson from Tennessee. RIPPLING WAVE.
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Luxora
Ark
Herald
Daily Heralds
Ay Thames
Memphis Cotton Exchange Co
Will
Arthur Nicholson
Geo. Harmon
Lovettville
Manly Co. Tenn
Ernest Huckaby
Huckaby
Obion Station
Maury County
Bennie Nicholson
Nashville
Hair styles cost job at Government Printing Office
A young woman at the Government Printing Office was dismissed over her hair style, after earlier reinstatement based on mistaken belief her coiffure views had changed. The foreman said hair interference hindered feeding the press and spoiling sheets. she refused to modify, leaving her jobless. A private secretary declined to intervene, with rumors circling about whether wind or vanity affected work. No further action taken, and she remains unemployed.
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Government Printing Office
Itp
Osaddr J. Ricketts
Mr. Ricketts
Washington Cor
New York Times
Annex Be Sure To See Us For School Supplies
Announce large stock of school supplies and hardware items at low prices. Includes fiber lanc boxes, crayons, slate slates, ink, pens, pencils, tablets, preserving kettles, hammocks, fly paper, and window shades. Advertises cheap wall paper and custom orders with color and size options.
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Tron
Pound Family
300 Miners Idle Over Wage Dispute at Coal Creek
About 800 miners employed by the Coal Creek Coal Co. stopped work at Coal Creek Sept. 4 after failing to agree on the wage scale for the year beginning September 1. Special to the Herald.
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Coal Creek
Herald
Coal Crees
Coal Creek Coal Co
Self-Made Man Phrase Leads Boston Visit Note
The line reads Say ma. What is it, my dear. Is on a self-made man. No, darling. If anyone asks you about it you must say that your father is the architect of its own fortune. It should be explained she had just returned from a three week visit in Boston.
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Boston
Chicago Record-Herald
No Scandal Kissed Woman Sparks Voter Backlash
A Washington Star line verse notes a politician kissing a voter's baby and facing no scandal, hinting at political risk and public perception without explicit wrongdoing. The playful quotation centers on power, consent, and media gaze in a tightly worded editorial tone.
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Washington Star
Touchstone of a Noble Character and Child Life
A compact tribute to sympathy with child life as the measure of noble character. The piece recalls Jean Paul Richter, Dean Stanley, Victor Hugo, Agassiz, Father May, Ruskin, La Salle and others showing daily kindness to children. It proclaims the touchstone of virtue is a heart tuned to young lives.
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Jean Paul Richter
Seraph
Dean Stanley
Westminster Abbey
Guernsey
Victor Hugo
Agassiz
John Ruskin Wade
Conation
la Salle
Lost land note near Maury County Court office
A lost one thousand dollar land note dated January 7 1901 payable to Annie T and C HB Jameson. Due September 1 1901. Signed by John W T Jameson and K Cl Jameson Jr. Finder to deliver to Herald office Gott McKay Jameson Tenn for reward.
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Maury, National Menke
Annie T
C. HB. Okay
John W. T. Jameson
K Cl Jameson
Herald Office
Gott McKay, Jameson, Tenn
Campaign Book Sent Out From Democratic Headquarters
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee issued its campaign book in Washington on September 2. It highlights trusts and tariffs, quotes Senator Carmack on imperialism, and includes Patterson of Tennessee on tariffs. It criticizes the Republican platform of 1900, citing no relief for the people, beef trust price hikes, Cuban reciprocity failures, and omission of certain reforms while noting the Chinese exclusion act and the hip subsidy bill pitfalls during an election year.
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Washington
Democratia Omnipaten
Carmack
Patterson
Tennessee
Traste
Trusta
Bia Cies
Confederates cottage fund voted by Indiana post
The Henry Thomas Post of the Grand Army of the Republic in Indianapolis voted 25 toward building cottages at Mountain Creek Alabama for indigent Confederates. This marks the first such act in Indiana. The plan to create a unified Indiana cottage was abandoned, and neighboring states held separate conventions and platforms.
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George H. Thomas Post
Gi. A. R
Indianapolis
Mountain Creek
Indiana Posts
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Maury Dry Goods Co
Mr. Jno
T. Wooten
Hamburg
Oakes, Rubt
K. Nichol
Oakes , Nichols Funeral Directors
Joe A. Oakes
Chiz
R.E Nichol
Bell
A. M. Leach
Columbine
Ako
Hever Slee
EL McKens
Olumbliy Lenn
Ingt
M. P. Merrill
Manonte
Ofica
Dgnne
Nevart
E. A. Timmons
Burgeo
Brown Block
Public Square
Columbia
Tanz
Draughon
Atlanta
St. Louia
Mont
Galveston
Eshcones
N.F. Vwaughan
Byoweerie
Jones & Vaughan
Lunber
Saah
Doora
Blind
Ud Poste
Weilso Wial
Bost
East 5Th Stree
Harlan & Son
Lisnt
Gibron Howard & Co
J. P. Audwon & Co
Ohio Democrats
Thea
Reinderse
Rev. Bigelow
Tom Johnson
Presidency
Arkansas
the Herald
Hall
Chupsaky & UC
J. Cheney
Fem
Wearie Triax
Wholsale Dragglate
Coledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
All Drug
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F. Swansburg
Tate and
Best Roe Maury Steam Laundry
Phone 100
Citizens
Touchstone
Maconic Temple
G. Hendley
Towa
California
Arlington
D. C
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Higginson
Brooklyn
Dighianis
Edward Eggleston
Lake George
N. Y
Central Labor Union of Philadelphia
Gov. Stone
Pennsylvania
Gobin
Florence
Italy
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Laset
Morne Rouge
Ajopua Bouillon
Capital
Patt
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