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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1902

Page

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Global political and religious notes mix with early railroad merger plans

A mixed, error-filled London and Philadelphia era bulletin catalogues Britain funding a South African war cost, papal moves in the Philippines, a note on persecution appeals to Germany, a Hawaiian crown land claim, Martinique bloom reports, Sabbath baseball opposition in Kentucky, Haitian frontline actions, Colombian troop shifts with U S guard, and George Gould with Rockefeller plans to fuse rail networks into a Transcontinental Counties Company opposing Northern Securities.

George Gould Rockefellers Trans- Continental Counties Company Gould- Rockefeller Northern Securities Company

Peruna praised by lawmakers and Augusta agent

A Serious Case features endorsements from Leonard F. Verdery of Augusta Ga and West Virginia lawmakers praising Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The letters claim Peruna cures catarrh, improves digestion, and prompt free medical advice from Dr Hartman at the Martian Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.

Ee Ednard F. Verdery Augusta Poruna Perdue Manalin Leonard F. Verdery Deviner West Virginia B. B. Doymer Wheeling Washington, D. C Sayet Ory House of Representatives Hartman Martian Sanitarium Columbus

Stampede at Birmingham church kills many in riot of fear

A crowd at a Negro Baptist church on Avenue and Eighteenth Street in Birmingham on September 10 triggered by an offhand cry is believed to have caused a deadly stampede. Authorities report sixty to seventy dead and many more injured as worshippers crowded for exits, with women among the fatalities. Fire and police units, plus ambulances, battled the scene as ministers urged order. Booker T. Washington was present but unharmed.

Birmingham Ala Avenue Eighteenth Street National Convention of Baptists House of Worship Booker T. Washington Judge Billou Baltimore Seaten Washington Beach 8 Sufloh Obvirch Bouth Highlands Booker Washington Booker T

Howenwald Convention Narrows Maury Split to Erwin Victory

Delegates from Perry Lewis and Manry met at Hohenwald to nominate a Senator. After tense bargaining and a peace move led by D. B. Landor, E. B. Erwin won the Maury vote, with Cheairs guiding a compromise that ended factional strife. The convention endorsed a rotating plan and adjourned amid lingering tensions.

Hohenwald Nashville KE. Erwin John Brown Spring Hil Maury Perry County Carter Linden Lewis Stockard Brown Erwin Cheairs Cheatre Lee Dicker Cheaira Maury County State Executive Committee Mr. Cheairs Judge Erwin Erwie Perry Siury Manry E. EB. Erwin Jas A. Smiser Key Jesse Tomlinson Peesler Tomlinson Lewis Co Lander

Birmingham Disaster Toll Grows With 115 Dead

Special to the Herald Birmingham Ala Sept 20 total list of victims now 115 87 identified all in city so far. Thousands of negroes view the dead and search for kin as undertakers fill with casualties. White churchgoers nearby escaped unhurt and relief funds flow in. Funeral day follows at Shiloh Church for 38 victims as count rises to 110 with five bodies at private homes. Kassongo African boy saved Rev Verner life and era of stillman training prepared him for return to Africa.

Herald Birmingham Als Booker T. Washington Maha J. BrockaRn Ala Shiloh George Wright Savannah Africa Kassongo Congo Free State S. Phillips Verner Tuscaloosa Verner Congo Kasgouge

Horrible scene at Birmingham church rush described

An eyewitness recounts a violent stampede of Black congregants as a church crowd surged toward exits. Sam J. Stockard, once associate editor of the Mr. Peasant Chronicle and later on Birmingham News staff, recalls the mass movement and the danger on the church steps.

Sam J. Stockard Mr. Peasant Chronicle Fabograph Birmingham News Birmingham Nowa Booker Washington

Debated Tariff and Trade Polities in Press Echoes

Readable excerpts from early 1900s editorials debate tariff policy and export versus home market pricing. It cites Washington Star and Washington Post quotes on protection, revenue, and manufacturers acting to balance surplus goods with domestic demand. The texts critique tariff continuation and reference steel schedules and international orders.

Washington Btar Congress Washington Post

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