Williams and Cadets Battle in Wild Lax Baseball Game
Williams and C.M.A. met in a tense late innings showdown as Herrin hurled ten strikeouts for Williams while Beddingfield kept pace with 12 strikeouts for C.M.A. The Cadets rallied in the seventh, but Redman knocked in the winning run in the final frame as Williams pulled out a 7 6 victory. Cochrane made a key defensive play and Kilburn, Clagett, Moore, and Foote contributed on offense for C.M.A. The crowd noted sportsmanship and praised Beddingfield as a top prep pitcher in the South.
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Ve Academy
Williams
Herrin
Eirijing
Molf
Patterson
Cochrane
Yeatmin
Mitchell
Ptick
Haseman
Give
McDuffod Patterson
Beddingfield
Ouly
Tian Hla
Hke
M.A
Moore
Redman
Field
South
Oo MA AB
Eauieda
Young
M. Ac.c
Willams
Beddingfeld
Andrews
McDuff
Foote
Beddinefield
Clagett
Kilburn
C. M.A
Cowle
E W Jones Sheet Init Gasol Fuelie Anil Staays
Fragmented local notice references E W Jones Sheet, a gas station, and state action. Readable words hint at a prompt halt or filing in the South area, with Benet or Benet Col mentioned. No clear event details or dates emerge from the fragment.
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E. W. Jones
Init Gasol
Anil Staays
Einie State
Adgt Benet
Maury Citizen Granted Pardon
Special to The Herald reports Governor commuted the sentence of Thomas Whitley of Maury county from bigamy conviction in 1907 to release after clemency backed by prosecutors, officials, and his wife. Whitley, previously married in Columbia after leaving Nashville, had been working with J. H. Gardner and faced legal action from his first wife. The incident led to renewed pleas for pardon from his wife and Maury county supporters.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas Whitley
Maury County
Davidson
Paredons
Whitley
Columbia
J. H. Gardner
Miss Harris
Thomas
Harris
Troops Ordered to Humphreys County in Rising Threats
Governor Patterson ordered twenty five to thirty members of the state guard to prevent night rider trouble in Humphreys county amid the start of trial for about one dozen alleged riders. Troops were summoned ostensibly to protect the court and detain prisoners.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
M. R. Patterson
State Guard
Humphreys County
Humphreys
Sincerity as foundation of mutual trust in business
A reflective piece on sincerity guiding words and deeds in commercial life. It argues truthfulness upholds trust, prevents fraud, and builds lasting relations with the bank, framing integrity as essential to real character and profitable partnerships.
Maury County Fish Laws Reminder
The Herald reprints the Maury county fish laws. It is illegal to use a seine in any stream except Duck River, where a seine may not exceed twelve feet and meshes must be at least one and one quarter inches. Fishing with hook and line is legal with landowner permission.
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Maury County
Herald
Duck River
Civic League elects officers at Century Club meeting
The Civic League elected officers: President Miss Mary Carpenter First Vice President Mrs Fred Hardy Second Vice President Mrs Joe Hutton Recording Secretary Mrs W M Chafin Corresponding Secretary Miss Elizabeth Shaub Treasurer Mrs A Samuels. After finalizing for cleanup week the league decided to order seeds for distribution in addition to those donated by Congressman Padgett.
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Civic
Padgett
Samuels
Farm for Sale in Maury County Tennessee 238 Acres
238 acres of first class farming land in Maury County known as the T M Hogan farm six miles west of Bigbyville and five miles from Mt Pleasant about 150 acres under cultivation two woods well watered good orchard two dwellings and two barns to be sold at public auction if not sold before Saturday June 5 1909 for particulars see C B Lowell at the farm or write him at Columbia Tenn R F D No 10 26 111
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Maury County
T. M. Hogan
Bigbyville
Mt. Pleasant
C. B. Lowell
Columbia, Tenn
Blacks and Whites Given Warning in Ohio Note
Pro bate Judge Samuel Te Black received a threatening black hand letter warning against a mixed marriage case. A twenty-foot rope with a note was left hanging on his office door, referencing Willis Marcand a 34 year old colored real estate broker and Stella Cunningham a 21 year old white waitress amid the marriage dispute.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel Te Black
Twain
Willis Marcand
Stella Cunningham
Cat makes record on return from long journey
Ban Francisco April 10 Exiled in disgrace to Sonoma County from the home in this city of his mistress Miss Hazel Woods Jacques a fine an ora cat has returned covering the distance of sixty odd miles in record time Jacques had been raiding bird cages and preying on small chickens in his neighborhood To save him from death at the hands of irate neighbors Mrs Woods sent him to a friend near Sonoma Two days ago he was reported missing When Mrs Woods opened the door to take in the milk she found Jacques his dusty coat and tail almost black with dust from his long tramp trying to get the lid of the packet to devour its contents
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Ban Francisco
Sonoma County
Hazel Woods
Jacques
Inis
Mine Woods
Sonoma
Hisanowy
Shorty Shelton Turned Into A Real Sport
Shorty Shelton a midget from Giles capital has changed boarding house and now rooms at Hotel Webb. He left Hood's Palace Hotel after stealing Mrs Hood's purse containing $70, then was seen with navy plug and matches. Officers pursued, he fled on a horse to the north, later returned, paid $5.60, and was bound over to Judge Holding's court for transgressions.
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Shorty
Shelton
Giles
Webb
Hood's Palace Hotel
Whitley
Goad
Vanderbilt
Fariss
Holding
Seven Day Wonder On College Hill Egg Hatch Art Mystery
A College Hill tale reports Ella Town discovers a freshly laid egg in a hen nest bearing a two color design resembling a cross moon and maple leaf. The egg’s markings spark rumors of Easter significance and spring chicken threats as Dr. T. W. Stephens presents the finding to The Herald office.
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College Hill
Ella Town
Dorking
T. W. Stephens
Herald
Child Burn Relief Cited With Electric Oil Claims
Mrs Nancy M Hanson of Hamburg New York reports her child was severely burned on face neck and chest. After applying Dr Thomens electric Oil the pain ceased and the child fell into a restful sleep, according to her account.
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Kidney Support
A spring health note urges Foley's Kidney Remedy as a tonic for strained kidneys after winter. It claims to purify blood by stimulating kidney function and to impart new life and vigor with a pleasant taste.
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Foley
Rodney
GEO, &. Alcorn
Steeple Jack’s Long Plunge Leaves Painter Injured
Steeple Jack who painted the Court House tower arrived in Columbia by a pullman. He has had bad luck since, recently falling 85 feet from a smokestack in Memphis. One ankle broken and he remains very lame.
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Steeple Jack
Court House
Columbia
Memphis
Designs Exhibited for Monument to Senator Carmack
An advisory meeting of the Carmack Memorial Association of Maury county reviewed monument plans and bid prospects. Artist Frank Boardman presented a bas relief profile of Senator Carmack and a small clay model. McNeel Marble Co. offered designs and capable production, while W. E. Brittain pledged to prepare designs. Subscriptions to reach about $6,700 were urged, with checks sent to Secretary B. R. Farrell in Columbia Tennessee.
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Carmick Memorial Association
Maury County
Farmers & Mirchiants Bank
Commnties
Frank Boardman
Columbia
Boardman
Senator Carmack
Davia
McNeel
Davis
Booth
W. E. Brittain
B. R. Farrell
Columbia, Teno
Foley's Orino Laxative Praised by Oneonta Father
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta New York says his daughter greatly benefited from Foley's Orino Laxative, praising it as the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The ad endorses the product as mild pleasant and effective for women and children and good spring medicine that cleanses the system and clears the complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
Foley
Geo
Alcorn
Senator Turner Visits This City in Columbia
State Senator Clarence Turner arrived in Columbia on Friday and departed Saturday on private business and to visit his brother, Judge W. B. Turner. A prominent administration member, Turner has shaped last session’s legislation and chaired the inaugural committee while also serving on the Educational Committee during the recess.
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Clarence Turner
Columbia
W. B. Turner
Turner
Senate
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Intobe
Fee Watch
Pewtiel Mock
Mamraner
Farrell
Dean
Night Rider
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Maury National Bank
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Phoenix National Bank
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H. O. Fulton
W. A. Dale
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Civic League
Mary Carpenter
Cat
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E. R. Farrell
Senator Turner
Louis Barker
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