The Souths Death Roll for 1907
A chronological list of notable deaths through 1907 with names places and roles. Includes judges generals politicians educators and cultural figures such as Miss Sallie Partington Rev. Dr. James Woodrow Col. Joseph P. Minetree and Gen. Leon Jastrem ski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Felton
Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
I. Thomas Jones
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Sallie Partington
Richmond
Charles Hallett Judson
Furman University
James Woodrow
Columbia
D.C
Charles M. Shelley
Alabama
Joseph P. Minetree
The
Southern Railway
Julian Mitchell
Charleston
S. C
H. F. Herwig
New Orleans
Florida
Jay
Reverdy Johnson
Will S. Hays
Kentucky
Susan Bullitt Dixon
Edmund Winston Pettus
John Rose Ficklen
Tulane University
Hiram Parks Bell
Georgia
James Pryor Targin
Covington
John Mathews
M. E. Church
South
United States
John Jay Jackson
West Virginia
S. B. Southerland
Robert E. Withers
Virginia
Edmund Ll. Patton
J. F. Riddick
Arkansas Supreme Court
Money
U. S
Mississippi
Campbell Slemp
John Charles McNiel
North Carolina
John W. Akin
Georgia Senate
James McSherry
Maryland Court of Appeals
Lucius T. Noyes
Knights Templars of
Texas
Robert H. Dubose
University of the South
Oliver Perry Temple
Knoxville
Col
Louisiana
Allen Thomas
James B. Lovett
Shenandoah Valley Military Academy
Thomas A. Clarke
Chattanooga
Col. A.S. Colgar
Tennessee
van Leer Polk
President Polk
William Francis Knox
Baltimore
Stephen Russell Malllory
Some Fights of the Near Future
Boxing card list shows multiple 10 to 12 round matches headlining January 3 to January 17 at venues in Los Angeles Haverhill Boston Peoria Milwaukee and Lawrence Names include George Memsie Rudolph Anholz Dick Nelson Willie Cornell Tommy Murphy Packie McFarland Kid Murphy Johnny Coulon Kid Murphy Al Delmont Harry Baker Young Kirby Kid Shea Maurice Sayers Freddie Welsh with bouts set in several cities and dates. Independent testimonial claims Foley's Kidney Cure cured Bright's disease in a New York State reader and notes a fifty cent bottle aided recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Nelson
Willie Cornell
Haverhill
Mass
Tommy Murphy
Packie McFarland
Boston
Johnny Coulon
Milwaukee
Details of Murder Now Coming Out
Newark reports the Harrison Meados autopsy reveals Agnes O Keefe a domestic murdered by head blows and thrust into a pool. She was stripped and held head down until death. investigators trace her life to arrest the killer while noting alcoholic use but not excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Hackensack Meadows
Harrison
Agnes O'Keefe
Orange
Simple vegetable prescription aids kidney and rheumatic relief
A local pharmacy report praises a harmless, inexpensive vegetable prescription that relieves bladder, urinary and rheumatic pains among the elderly. The mixture contains Dandelion Fluid Extract, Compound Skargon, and Sarsaparilla syrup, with adults taking one teaspoon after meals and at night for a week's supply.
Health Coffee imitation from Dr Shoop advertises ease
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin claims Health Coffee is the finest coffee substitute made from toasted cereals or malt and nuts. It requires no long boiling and supposedly fools experts as a real coffee replica with no actual coffee in it.
Clarke County Sheriff Candidates Announced
A set of announcements for Clarke County sheriff seek the unexpired term of the late John W. Wier. B H Kinnebrew and M D Browning enter the race subject to Democratic party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
John W. Wier
B. H. Kinnebre
Williamson Faces Democratic Primary Action in County
County offices outline the action of the Democratic primary with John N. Williamson noted as a key figure in the race. The notice emphasizes party procedures and polling timelines affecting local voters.
Clarke County Sheriff Primary Election Date
Walter E. Jackson is the candidate subject to the action of the Democratic primary for Clarke County sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasure and Entertainment
Needham
Dozier Realty Co
College Ave
Lumpkin Street
Pead Street
Park Avenue
Baxter Street
Orr’s School
Pulaski and
Dougherty Streets
S. P. Orr
Call Éarty
Souths
Charles Parlange
U.S. District Court
John Franklin Rixey
Congress
Augustine H. Hansell
Alfred Walter
Seaboard Air Line
Richard Morgan
Forty-fourth Civil District Court of
Edward Fitzgerald
Little Rock
George Q. Whitney
Henley Smith
William P. Malster
Logan E. Bleckley
James L. Pugh
J. Freeman Rasin
Col. Solon E. Rose
Henry Whitney Cleveland
Louisville
Liam Williams
Calvin D. Cowie
Charlotte
Albert E. Thornton
Atlanta
John Johnson
D. D
Thomas H. Clay
Lexington
Henry Clay
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
John V. L. Finley
Augusta
A. W. Cockrell
Allen Fort
Johon V. L. Finlay
Charles F. Crisp
Speaker Crisp
Nelson C. N. Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Rufus B. Bullock
Inoge Archibald Overton Hicks
Shreveport
Republic of Texas
Benjamin H. Green
United States Diplomatic Service
August P. Piter
Newberry
Robert E. Lee
Alfred Lee Tyler
Anniston
Ala
Felix Formento
John R. Culp
William McMahon McKaig
John R. Grant
W. G. Neville
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Julia Magruder
John Tyler Morgan
Henry Harrison Hale
William .Henry Harrison
Elizabeth Ney
Austin
Carrie C Lomax
James “Merril Safford
Dallas
George Memsie
Rudolph Anholz
Los Angeles
Bright
Robert O. Burke
Elnora
N. Y
Foley
All Drug
Annie O'Keefe
New Jersey
Democratic Party
M. D. Browning
John N. Williamson
Walter E. Jackson
Fairyland
Athens Hardware Co
State Normal School
E. Cc
VWUIN
Broce
Athens
Georgia Railroad
Bookhamer’s. Hair Dressing
Clayton St
Palmer's Drug Store
E. P. Taylor
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