Fatally Stabbed In A Florence Butcher Shop
Special to the Herale Florence reports that Frank Perry a Black man was killed at 7 o clock this morning by John Walker a White man after a confrontation stemming from yesterday s trouble. Perry allegedly abused whites in a butcher shop where Walker worked, was ordered out, struck Walker with a board, and was then stabbed with a butcher knife.
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Florence
Frank Perry
John Walker
Erry
Walker
Killed Six In Battle With Negro Will Reynolds
Tuscumbia April 7 Sheriff Charles Gassoway P A Prant and Jesse Davis died last night from wounds received in Saturday battle with the negro Will Reynolds This raises the total killed by the negro to six Will Gassoway not expected to live The wounded are not in danger Prout was buried Great tension prevails and no pursuit of Reynolds will be tolerated Reynolds body remains exposed in a partially consumed state and has drawn hundreds of onlookers No interment yet planned
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Tuscumbia
Charles Gassoway
P. A. Prant
Jesse Davis
Yeaturday
Will Reynolds
Will Gassoway
Prout
Reynolds
Great Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
An advertised tonic named South American Nervine claims to permanently cure stomach weakness and indigestion. It touts rapid relief, pleasant use, and widespread applicability. The Tennessee Republican convention is set for June in Nashville with Mr. ELFF, Mynat reportedly open to a gubernatorial bid.
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B. Rains
Tennessee
Nashville
Elff
Mynat
Single Tax speech defends land value taxation in Cleveland
Mayor Sam Johnson defends the Single Tax during a city address. He denies a desire to tax land outright, arguing land value taxation would ease farmers' burden, citing a Washington talk with Congressman Pierson and a hypothetical shift from current taxes to land value taxes as a boon for farmers and workers. He emphasizes land values far exceeding farmland and asserts the plan would lessen overall tax burdens.
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Ohio
Om L. Johnson
Cleveland
Speaker
Taye
Johnson
Jonger
New York City
Pierson
Tuscarawas County
Washington
Sam
Gohan
Aaid Pierson
Lesa
Mr. Pierson
United States
Padgett Urges Economy in Congress Speech on Spending
Washington April 3 Representative Padgett of Tennessee delivered a strong speech in the House denouncing extravagance by the administration and party leaders. He noted a $50 million sundry civil service bill and possible increases to rivers and harbors and Public Buildings and Grounds bills, urging restraint as others applauded his call for fiscal responsibility.
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Washington
Padgett
Tennessee
House
Senate
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
L N and Southern Railroad Rivalry Prompts Capital Expansion
Louisville and Nashville plans a 5 million dollar capital increase to 60 million, enabling new acquisitions and a line from Jellico to Knoxville. The move targets entry into Atlanta and North Carolina, with Evansville Terre Haute and Chicago routes eyed to create a direct Chicago corridor, signaling a strategic southern rival shift.
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Louisville
Nashville
Samuel Bo Spencer
Moniter
Middle States
South
Mitton H. Smith
Spencer
Smith
L. and N
Pel
Southern Railway
Jellico
Knoxville
Louisville and
Atlanta
North Carolina
Southern
Mr. Smith
Northern
Ohio River
St. Louis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Chicago and East
Chicago
Rhodes Will Promises Scholarships and Rhodesia Trust
London April 4 Cecil Rhodes will provides Anglo American scholarships at Oxford University with two awards per state and territory, German and colonial scholarships, half a million pounds for Oxford College, and Rhodesia land held in trust for local education. Groot Schuur residence for South Africa's Prime Minister and annual 20000 for burial site shown amid calls for English-speaking unity and U S constitutional tribute. Distressing kidney and bladder disease cure advertised by A B Rains druggist.
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London
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford Coyote
United States
Neuer
Oxford College
Matabeleland
Rhodesia
Groot Schuur
South Africa
Maoppo Hills
She Reads the Man Behind the Magazine Title
A verse noting a young woman who reads both magazines and novels yet possesses depth, capable of discerning character beyond surface impressions. It frames her as observant and thoughtful, not shallow, with a sharpened eye for people. The piece reflects Life magazine's reflective tone.
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Oliver Chill
Oliver
Hamilton
Hill
Wright
Rade
Bell
West 7Th St
Herale
Dr. Gillam
Mitchell St
Mr. Padgett
Congress
Wother
THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
L. & N. and Southern
Rhodes
Will
Oxford
America
A. B. Rains
D. Y. Hallock & Sons
Nashville Pike
Ir. Brown
A. F. Brown
Eugene Alexander
Columbia
Daily” Planter
Ivan Beauty
Geo. Dulks
Florner
Russell
Roberts Machine Coo
Eenuine Castoria
Texas
Bel
Dallas
Cotton Belt
Oklahoma
Daling
Toner
Moor
Addresae
Belo
G. Adams
Tit
Nashville, Tenn
E.W. Ba Beaume
Black Prince
Court House
Columbia and
Oullooka
Bate
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