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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
4
The article reflects on President McKinley’s death, praising faith and submission to God, and critiques President Roosevelt’s background and policies. It discusses law enforcement, anarchists, immigration, and political fault lines, with strong opinions on justice, governance, and party dynamics in the early republic.
The Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Co. bought 244 acres of phosphate land from Miss Amend Lockridge of Carter's Creek. The deed will be filed in a few days. The price is undisclosed though reported near 96000. The land is described as high quality and near the railroad with mining conveniences.
A clipped caption notes the disputed pronunciation of the assassin's name, with the family name spoken as Zoolgosh in standard reference. The brief item records language guidance amid ongoing discussion surrounding the case and public reaction.
Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of President McKinley, was indicted for first degree murder by the Erie county grand jury in Buffalo. In court he refused to answer questions, and Judges Emory appointed Loran L. Lewis and Robert C. Titus to defend him. Arraignment set for today to plead to the indictment.
Leon Czolgoss was arraigned in County Court on first degree murder charges and pleaded not guilty through his attorney Hon. Loran L. Lewis. Officials believe the insanity claim is feigned. Trial scheduled for next Monday.
Saturday in Stewart Creek neighborhood Lincoln county two Henderson brothers faced Bob Colbert in a gunfight. Both Hendersons were wounded, one in groin and one in arm, Colbert leg shattered above the knee.
The firm announces the discontinuance of its Men and Boys Ready Made Clothing Department. Despite cancelation efforts, suppliers refused as much of the Fall stock was already made. They now hold about five thousand dollars worth of new Fall clothing and will sell it at no profit to clear space. Purchase now for fall suits and boys clothes before prices rise.
An early glimpse of fall fabrics showcases rich Autumn color tones. Our Dress Goods Department features heavy fabrics for skirts priced from 25 cents to 2.00 a yard, broadcloths, cheviot serges, Hop Sackings, Panama suitings, new trimmings, laces, velvets, and more. Buy now before the fall rush begins.
Advertises 44 inch all wool Camel’s Hair Suiting and ladies dress fabrics at 85e per yard, Chambray at 45c, 74ge per yard, and 10¢ yard ranges. Includes Canton Flannel, heavy School Stockings at 2 pairs for 25¢, and yard wide Bleached Domestic at 5¢ per yard. Notes colors pink, pavy blue, and cadet blue. mentions bargain pricing and last season’s stock.
Nashville September 18 1901 Governor McMillin issues proclamation ordering closure of all state offices and suspension of public business on Thursday September 19 to honor the late President Following an assassination the proclamation calls for memorial services in Capitol and churches across the state signed by Heston McMillin and John W Morton of State
A brief item notes a movement or scene at the White House involving a chief magistrate and a train journey. Details are fragmentary but imply a formal or ceremonial context surrounding the official figure and transit.
A Buffalo to Washington journey over twelve hours showed universal sorrow with spared no effort. Tracks lined with people, farmers at road crossings, homes and public buildings draped in mourning. Schools dismantled, children scattered flowers, bells tolled, hymns sung. A military and veteran escort met the train at Washington, guiding it to the White House. The headlight signaled the late arrival at 8:35 after an 8:25 scheduled time.
Special to the Herald Nashville reports a primary voting run for mayor city attorney and council posts. Results name James M. Head mayor K T Metunnico for public works W H Higginbotham and others advancing, with several council members listed.
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