City Welcomes Elks as Carnival Parade Opens
City Attorney Smiter hands over the key of the city to Columbia Elks after a colorful parade led by mounted police and the Madisonville Military Band. Mayor pro tem J. F. Brownlow and officials watched as Elk marches and Elk colors showcase weeklong festivities with plans for charitable contributions and community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Vaa
Landan
J. F. Brownlow
Jar. A. Smier
E. EB. Erwin
John Latta
Madisonville
Bike of Columbia
Grant Courtwright
Dr. Pitt
Sixth
North Main
Dunnington
West Seventh
South Main
Garden
City of
Columbia
Jas. A. Smiser
The
Elks
Smiser
N. B. Cheairs
Ois
Columbia Lodge
B. P
Elks of Columbia
Troy Blanche
Sweetheart
Smiter
Mr. Cheaire
Mr. Cheairs
Municipality of Columbia
Colgeniats Lodge
Leity
Columbia Lodge of Elks
Chesirs
Mr. Choairs
En’ Busines
Dixie
From Buffalo to New York City by Lehigh Valley Train
A traveler recounts a 400 mile journey from Buffalo to Jersey City in 18 hours by Lehigh Valley train and steamer. He notes Geneva as a rail hub, then describes Easton and Jersey City with industrial towns, New Jersey’s lenient corporate laws, and dense village blocks. Highlights include the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Blackwell Island, and major department stores’ scale and employment, plus vast New York Harbor shipping.
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New York
Buffalo
Geneva
Irs
D. B. Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
New York City
Hudson
North River
Easton
Delaware River
Lehigh
New York Herald
Pulitizer
Park Row
Daily
Weekly
Herald
Statute of Liberty
Blackwell Island
Governor's Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Bledsoe Island
New York Harbor
New
East River
Long Island Sound
R. H. Macey & Co
Siegel Cooper & Co
John Wanamaker
Bloomingdale
Grand Old County
Hudson River
Broadway
Maury County
Frank H. Smith
Nashville Banner Offers Free Opera Tickets to Aid Tabernacle Debt
A Nashville committee plans two grand opera performances on October 23 and 24 featuring Madame Calve and Madame Sembrich to aid the Tabernacle debt. The Nashville Banner will provide 150 season seats for ladies in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama with 110 allocated to out of city recipients, plus travel and hotel expenses, costing about 2000 dollars. Readers can request details by mail or in the Banner.
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Nashville
Madame Calve
Madame Sembrich
Europe
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Nashville Banner
Tabernacle
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
The
Herald
Buggies and Surriea In Columbia Ad Offers Latest Style
An urban ad advertises new buggy designs and high quality in Columbia, urging readers to visit Barrereiaip & Dopson to view the newest styles and best craftsmanship.
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Surriea
Columbia
Barrereiaip & Dopson
Plan Abandoned for Canton Funeral Trip by Ex-Confederates
Special report from Nashville notes ex-Confederate soldiers and regiment members planned to attend a Canton funeral, but the trip was canceled after Pennsylvania railroad refused a favorable rate. Crowds were expected to be larger in Canton. Senators Bate and Carrack to attend.
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Herald
Nashville
Non-Resident Notice Shelby Coffey Sol for Comp t
A non resident notice lists Shelby Coffey as the defendant in a miscellaneous proceeding for compensation filed in the court. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Shelby Coffey
Confusion Among Strikers in Pittsburgh Settlement
Confusion spreads among strike ranks as many have not received the order to resume work. The Amalgamated union faces a costly settlement affecting three tinplate and sheet steel firms while other plants stay nonunion. Plight of templating workers worsens with risk of withdrawal or split from the union. President Shaffer unavailable for official comment.
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Pittsburg
Temiplate
American Tinplate
American Sheet Steel
American Steel Hoop
T-Torrow
Shaffer
Wayward Brother Story From Columbia Children
Two Columbia children Mary and Tommy are central in a true tale of quarrel and prayer. Mary asks their father to help Tommy after he tells a mischief story. a bed covering disturbance reveals Tommy’s head as he denies wrongdoing. The piece preserves a domestic moment and sibling dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mary
Tommy
May
Pease
Ameo
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court
The notice states non residents must appear in Columbia Chancery Court by the first three days of the next term to plead answer or demur to the complainant's bill or risk default. A copy to be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in Columbia Herald. A. S. Akin, Clerk and Master.
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Columbia
Tenn
L. C. Williames
Myrtle Williams
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia Herald
Tann
AN. Akin
M.D. Dean
Kate Dean
Circuit Court
Maury County
State of
Exparte
Lork
Wagg
P. H
Joyce
Johnson
J. & Johnson
Lon Pearson
T.D. Pearson
Coxlush
Xaviaiox
Mike Katelogoe
Cora Boxley
Hostand
Joseph Boxley
Niall
Sud
Tanner
Allent
A. SN. Akin
de Padgett
Estray Notice Taken Up Near Ettatoa by W C McKincock
W C McKincock reports an estray animal taken up near Ettatoa. The notice states the time of pickup and includes contact for claimants or inquiry. No further identifiers or detailed description are provided in the readable text.
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Majestic
W. C. McKincock
Ettatoa
Times of
At Agency
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Jolly Elks
Carnivan
Columbia Steel
Great Majestic
New Enterprise
Bowling Green
Canton Carnival Co
Crockery
Hale Price
Citizens Telephone
Bell
Dobbins & Ewing
R Iver
Canton Bluff
What Is
Castoria
James A. Smiser
Bunny
D. Welll
W. A. Jackson
Marehall Cbadiy
H. Martin
N. B. Neil
Martin
Lucinda Smith
Joseph W. Mallard
Anidallard and Wife
RT. Ransom
Thomas Tarp
Tarpley
Bert
T. B. Mall
Joel Shire
Morgan Chappel
W. R. Brown
J. W. Evans
Temas
An, Akin
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