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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

8

Compromise Is Impossible say Commoner on steel strike

The Commoner cites Henry Clews as saying compromise between labor and capital is impossible in the steel strike crisis. He warns the trusts will press for labor subservience while labor seeks higher stakes, urging workers to vote against party efforts that favor corporate power.

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Elusive Patent Remedy Promoted in Local Ad

An OCR fragment advertises Life Pills claimed to cleanse the system and relieve headaches. It cites a Dr King’s or King’s Sowery line and lists a drugstore price around 250, with W. P. Woldridge's store as the distributor. The text is garbled but centers on a patent medicine pitch.

King W. P. Woldridge

The Franklin Affair Sparks Outrage Across Papers

The New York Telegram quotes outside presses on Tennessee disgrace. Reports describe a lynching in the South with a black victim bound to a tree and burned as six thousand spectators watched. The piece condemns barbarity and contrasts it with missionary efforts and Armenian or Boxer outrages. Laxative Brow Quinine ad follows.

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Incursion at Sea and Diplomatic Mischief in Constantinople

The French embassy councilor M. Bapst and envoys took the guardship Vautenr on a sea excursion in Morwmera to avoid crowding the harbor as warships dressed for the Sultan’s accession anniversary. The diplomatic corps did not join the embassy in celebrations. In Washington, rumors of payroll and employment shifts surfaced amid tense months as the tallyfipsword murder case neared a potential acquittal for Willis Lilly in Vandalia.

Constantinople M. Bapst Vautenr Morwmera Onder

Democratic Platform Urges steadfast support for justice

A critique of a distant factional press and a call to rally behind the Kansas City platform. The piece argues Democratic papers favor the opposition, criticize the platform, and undermine unity, urging voters to back Democratic principles and persevere despite slow progress and hostile coverage.

Power Struggle Within Party Over GOP Compromises

A small but financially influential faction within the party pushes for ongoing concessions to Republicans, fueling intra party conflict and shaping strategy and leadership dynamics.

Faces and Failings of Great Figures Through Time

A column surveys notable historical persons whose physical ailments or disfigurements shaped perceptions of them. Oliver Cromwell s moles and warts, Hogarth s scar, Napolean s epileptic spells, Nelson s lost eye, and military leaders like Wolseley, William I, and Frederick are named. It notes Byron s club foot, Pope s hunchback, Scott s limp, Milton s gout and blindness, Carlyle and Kingsley s speech and temper, Demosthenes s stuttering, and Billroth the nervous surgeon whose tremors did not hinder swift operations.

Oliver Cromwell Napoleon Sir Peter Lely Hogarth Waterloo of Wellington Nelson Discount Wolseley Sebastopol William Germany Frederick Lord Brougham Lord Byron Byron Cowper Chatterton Rossean Cerventes Southey Swift Alexander Pope Walter Scott James Payn Edison Milton Thomas Carlyle Demosthenes Charles Kingsley Billroth Vienna

Gems of thought quotes and reflections mix

A collage of literary maxims and authorship notes presents aphorisms on talent self knowledge kindness and religious diversity from Holmes Herbst Goethe and Wilcox, reflecting on human nature and the value of humane conduct.

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