Cadets Impress in CMA Inspection Drills
Cadets of CMA display solid turnout and drill performance as instructors Linehan and others oversee drills, showing preparedness and discipline during the inspection.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
8
Vanderbilt and C M A Stage Track Meet in Columbia
Vanderbilt earns top honors while the Cadets from the Military Academy at Columbia perform strongly in a surprised dual meet. Captain Lenihan commends the corps as the band delivers a fine performance, and the track events see Bejack, Kinzer, and Stone among winners as CMA eyes a future A A A meet at Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military Academy
Wey
Ventia
Lanthan
U. S. Army
Corps of Cadets
Lenihan
War Department’ Register of Military Schools
Vanderbilt University
Anderson
M. A
Collegians
Cc. M. A
the Academy
Vanderbilt
Stein Stone
Bojack
King
Roberts
Andrews
Ewing
Young
L. Zinzer
G. Kinzer
Lee
Burns
Tardy
Lowell
Black
Bond
Means
W. Shelton
Stone
Kinzer
Bejack
Cotton Seed For Planting Available For 1000 Acres
Columbia Cotton Mill Co offers seed for planting. enough to cover one thousand acres. Seed to be returned from the 1908 crop or settled at market value next fall, by March 20, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Cotton Mill Co
Earle and Affinity Return In Monroe Marriage
New York April 9 Ferdinand Pinney Earle, who deported his wife last spring and vowed to wed his affinity after a divorce, has reportedly married Julia Kuttner in Monroe, New York. The second Mrs Earle greeted him in Monroe where the Turner brass band serenaded the Earles tonight as the incident appears resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Julia Kuttner
Monroe
N. Y
Earle
Mary
Turner Brass Band
Earles
Splendid Gift to Great Cause by First Baptist Church
A generous response from First Baptist Church boosts the foreign mission appeal with a notable gift. The figure and recipients are not specified in the readable text, but the church demonstrates strong support for overseas missions. Local readers are urged to contribute to the ongoing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sermon Sparks Mission Drive At First Baptist
Rev. T. H. Athey delivered an eloquent sermon urging foreign missions. The First Baptist Church raised about 1400 dollars toward supporting three workers, with hopes to reach 1500. Major gift from J. F. Brownlow led the total, as the revival urged broader Christian service and messenger duties.
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs J O Scotten
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness help sympathy and flowers during and after our bereavement. J O Scotten and family appreciate all who remembered us at No 43 North Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0
Scotten
Garden Street
Carmack Campaign Opens Maury Headquarters in Fryerson Bldg
Maury county Carmack supporters opened headquarters in the Frierson building on North Main street with C T Looney as Central Campaign Committee chairman. A local meeting named J W Fry as chairman and J J Finney as secretary as plans for precinct committees were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmack
Maury County
Middle Tennessee
C. T. Looney
Central Campaign Committee
J. C. Voorhies
James W. Thomas
W. C. Whitthorne
Chas. A. Forgey
Charles P. Hatcher
W.C. Suimen
Frierson
North Main Street
That Street
Court Square
John W. Fry
J. J. Finney
Cliff Hendley
Senator Carmack
Columbia
Medivuminister Som
Patterson Opens Campaign With Harsh Hit On Hysteria
Gov Malcolm Patterson opened his campaign at the Vendome Theater in Nashville praising clemency and education while denouncing the jug and Lafollette bills as legislative hysteria. He defended vetoes, urged school improvement, and recalled Jarvis law fee battles as he drew cheers from a large Democratic audience. A separate note from Spring Hill reports Ewell Farm shipping a carload of famed horses to Harriman, highlighting Silver Gentry, Gentlesse, and Gentriana bred by John R. Gentry for Goshen and local shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Malcom R. Patterson
Tennessee
Patterson
Jarvis
Patterson Club
Dixie
Herald
Spring Hill
Ewell Farm
Erie
John R. Gentry
EB. H. Harriman
Chester
Hambletonian
Goshen
Awell Farm
Joe Palehen
Silver Gentry
Silver Hall
Gold Hat
Prince Pulaski
John Splan
Orange County
Gentlesse
Elise S
Stamboul
Marcus Daly
Limerick
Gentriana
Samaritana
Mercury
Kruger
Brown Hat
Masker
Maury County Governor Race Seen Tight by Patterson Leader
Col. Tom Shaw of Columbia visited Patterson headquarters last night and asserted Maury county will vote very close in the governor’s race. He is identified as a Patterson leader in Maury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shaw
Columbia
Patterson
Maury County
Maury
Unanimous Jury Back B W Carmack For Governor
Trenton Tenn April 10 Grand jury meets in session and all twelve jurors vote in favor of ex Senator B W Carmack for the next governor of Tennessee. reflects solid local sentiment in favor of Carmack as candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Tenn
Seasion
B. W. Carrack
Tennessee
Old Love Proves to Be Strongest
In Chattanooga Tennessee on April 9 John T Strong returns home near Jonesboro after five years believed dead. He finds his wife now 33 married to William Curtis with two children from that union. Curtis, who believed her husband dead, agrees to let Mrs Strong decide. She chooses Strong, and Curtis plans formal proceedings to annul their marriage. Strong was in the Philippine Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jonesboro
John T. Strong
William Curtis
Curtis
Curtin
Strong
Philippines
Asquith to Change Cabinet at Once
In Biarritz England's new prime minister Herbert Asquith met King Edward all morning and departed for Paris at noon. He plans an immediate cabinet shake up rather than delaying until political times are calmer.
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Biarritz
France
England
Herbert Asquith
Edward
Paris
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U.S. AL
Earle and
Affinity
L. Barker
On the Square Bell
T. H. Athey
TH. Athey
First Baptist Church of
J. F. Brownlow
Jonah
Amilal
Arine
Ninevah
Abraham
Jehovah
Moses
Elijah
Ahab
Paul
Savanarola
John Knox
John Wesley
God
Goa
Hal Sam Awe Ges
The
Hata
Studebaker Wagons
Morgan
Wright
Andrewe
Friends OF
Senator Perfect
Strong Central Com
Mittee
Frierson Building
Scorift
Maury Horses
Harriman
EL Orate
Gosher
Walter Gentry
NO. 1
Asquith
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