Official Result Declared In 9th District Canvass
Officials report that canvassing committee reviewed Saturday results and declared the nominees. Some members urged a recount citing alleged double voting and unregistered ballots, while others approved the panel's findings without recount. A vote on the motion passed, with 20 to 0.
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Coan
Choon Court Room
W. J. Towler
W. B Ballafant
W. Oliver
W. C. Whitthorne
Joo. M. Crowe
J. J. Eae
Omlinson
Moss
Hatcher
W. Hall
Tomlinson
J. C. Voorhies
Cain
Neat Tee
Dinning
Hull
Official Returns Tabulated After Saturday Primary
The Herald publishes a corrected tabulation of official Saturday primary returns compiled by the canvassing committee. Some errors occurred in early telephoned figures, including duplicate reports from Bigbyville and separate Southport box results in the 7th district.
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Bigbyville
Southport
Herald
Garwood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Flush
Promote the advertised blood purifier and tonic claims to expel impurities that irritate nerves and trigger sleeplessness, nervousness, and exhaustion. It asserts relief from rheumatism neuralgia backache indigestion and constipation, pledging appetite and overall health gains. Large bottle priced at 1.00, six bottles for 2.00 with a money back guarantee offered by Rains, The Druggist.
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Garwood
Official table confirms final returns with minor errors
The article notes the table contains small mistakes but the official count remains unchanged. It asserts the table is official, complete, final, and correct on the face of the returns, and only one discrepancy is mentioned among several minor errors.
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure All
Local resident Mia Chas of Alexandria Indiana touts Dr King’s New Discovery for severe coughs and tuberculosis. She claims three $100 treatments cured her bronchial trouble, with weight gain and full recovery after medicines failed. Store offers free trial bottles at W P Woldridge’s drug store.
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Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
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W.P. Woldridge
Stockholders Meeting Declares Dividend and Elects Directors
At the Columbia Cotton Mill Company annual meeting a dividend of 8 percent was declared and directors Meade Frierson J W Frierson H O Fulton R G Sparrow and J P Street were elected. Officers re elected: J P Street President J W Frierson Vice President Meade Frierson General Manager R G Sparrow Secretary and Treasurer.
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Columbia Cotton Mill Company Tuseday
Mesars
Meade Frierson
J. W. Frierson
H. O. Fulton
R. G. Sparrow
J. P. Street
Maury County Delegates Conclude Greensboro Gubernatorial Plan
Maury County delegates at Columbia convened to elect officers and adopt a unit rule for the May Nashville conventions. Chairman Jas. B. Granberg elected, John Nelson secretary. Delegates instructed to vote as a unit for Frazier for governor and slate for Tennessee judiciary. Other notes mention L N stock meeting in New York authorizing $5,000,000 extra capital for road improvements.
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Nashville
Court House
E. D. Looney
Jas. B. Granberg
John Nelson, Esq
Maury County
Tennessee
Columbia
Bath
Joan B. Frazier
Supreme Court of Tennessee
John K. Shields
John 8. Wilkes
W. K. McAllister
M. M. Neil
W.D. Beard
Court of Chancery Appeals
R. M. Barton
F. Wilson
Complete Official Returns for 1902 Democratic Primary
The April 5 1902 Democratic primary returns show Sheriff results with Forgey leading Pickard by 207 and Latta by 270. W O Gordon leads Womlinsen by 93. Kannon leads Houser by 568. Worley leads Embry by 63. Lipscomb tops Latta by 420. A L Thomas runs unopposed for ticket. Total votes 3842 for sheriff and 3696 for A L Thomas.
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Sheriff
Forgey
Pickard
Latta
W. O. Gordon
Womlinsen
Kannon
Houser
Worley
Embry
Lipscomb
A. L. Thomas
Tennessee Central Rumor on Southern Absorption Denied
A Nashville dispatch reports renewed rumors that the Southern railroad has absorbed Tennessee Central after the flood arrival. President Baxter of Tennessee Central denies any absorption and warns subscribers about potential forfeiture if true. The first Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis train since the flood reached Columbia with freight including nine carloads of dry goods.
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Southern
Herald
Nashville
Southern Railroad
Tennessee Central
Knoxville
Jellico
Baxter
Tennessee , Central
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Columbia
Engineer Scalded at Lillie Mill in Franklin Tenn
Tom Wells, day engineer for the Lillie Mill Company, suffered severe steam burns to both arms and facial injuries when the cylinder head blew out midday today in Franklin Tennessee. The accident, blamed on a cylinder head defect, will cost about $50 and force the mill to close temporarily. Wells was entering a doorway when the blast occurred, narrowly avoiding fatal scalding.
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Franklin, Tenn
Tom Wells
Lillie Mill Company
Wells
Marriage Licenses Granted to Five Couples
James Stewart to Miss Lizzie Allen. John R Peyton to Miss Annie B. Overton. W B Erwin to Miss F A Yancey. Bob McLain to Miss Leora Sharp. The list records five couples authorized to wed in the local marriage licenses column.
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James Stewart
Lizzie Allen
John R Peyton
Annie B. Overton
W. B. Erwin
F. A. Yancey
Bob Mclain
Leora Sharp
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