Politicians Who Keep Faith and Service Alike
A Spring HillNews editorial defends Christian politicians in Maury County. It lists figures like deputy sheriff John Latta and ex-Postmaster General John Wanamaker, praising their integrity, faith, and public service while challenging critics who doubt politics can align with morality.
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Trend of Public Sentiment on the Saloon in Tennessee
The Nashville American argues public sentiment increasingly opposes the saloon, noting corporate boycotts and new laws. It claims the saloon resists control, harms society, and calls for abolition led by a unified voting force.
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Christian Advocate
Tennessee
Chartera
Anti- Saloon League
Lynnville
Pantry Goods and Household Prices Attract Attention
The notice advertises pantry items and bulk goods with prices on canned fruit vegetables olives and jams. Also mentions fresh vegetables daily and a push to curtail government expenses amid a political campaign. A local depot sewer project and Lynnville becoming a dry town are noted, with a call to action for voters.
Citizens denounce Dewey party entourage in Washington visit
The Nashville American reports Mayor Head received a list of Dewey party members for a May 9 visit including Admiral Dewey Mrs Dewey his aide Lieutenant Calwell his secretary J H Waddy in charge of the train and Mrs Dewey's maid and the Admiral's valet. The letter criticizes royal style and expense paid by farmers and the people.
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Nashvillle
Elegant Am Faster Suits Eyed as Low Priced Fashion
A local clothing shop touts new season suits at eight to sixteen dollars with prices of eight ten twelve sixteen and fifteen dollars. They claim ongoing buying and selling has brought in prettier styles cheaper than any Columbia store and invite customers to visit without obligation to buy.
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Census Enumerators Named for Seventh District
Census Supervisor A M Hughes announces appointed enumerators for the Seventh Congressional district across multiple counties. The list includes numerous named individuals across Giles, Lewis, Wayne, and related areas with district and assignment details.
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Seventh Congressional District
A. M. Hughes
Bargains and bets in a Paris bound home stretch
McKennon and Foster among guests as notables discuss a Paris debut with references to seafaring lines and a lively contest. The piece notes a tense finish ahead in a bustling city on the Seine and hints at sharp bargains attracting attention in a crowded marketplace.
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Next Monday Apr 30 sale on fabrics and hats strong bargains
An old price sale begins next Monday April 30 offering garments and fabrics at deep discounts. The shop touts 45 fabric styles, 2,000 yards, linen, wide widths, and various patterns, plus Knox and imitation Sailors, Oxfords, and men’s suits with liberal return offers.
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Triple Hanging At McMinnville Ends Three Convictions
Special to Tin HERALD McMinnville April 25 three men John Watson Bill Brown and Lonnie Crain were hanged in the jail at 11 60 this morning for murder Watson killed James Hillin December 22 1898 Brown implicated in the murder of his wife May 5 1807 with his brother John Brown the principal Orgin killed another negro named Will Sastlings in October 1908 after being sentenced for ten years he assaulted Brown and Watson in the jail and killed the latter.
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The Way of the Transgressor in Local Incident
Wilt Brown committed theft at Muleman Avioren Pyater's store, stealing pants and fleeing. Officer Kueh Cheeham pursued the suspect and secured court action with a sentence of several months. Mitchell, the supervisor, reported the incident in town and details were handed to Div for processing.
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Perjury Case in Federal Court Courts Seize Pension Fraud
Nashville April 25 A string of cases disposed of by the Federal Court included Jennie Smith alias Buggs of Clarksville who pleaded guilty and received one year and ten days in prison for perjury and false pension claim. She posed as the widow of a Union soldier, duplicating marriages and pension affidavits to collect about 1440 dollars.
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Jennie Smith
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Clarksville
Bean
Mind Restored After Sudden Illness in City
Salomon Cleminona, a leading local businessman, suffered a sudden mental derangement and feverish episode while driving, forcing him to stop the car to avoid a wreck. He was treated at once. witnesses report he regained enough sense to ride home later that night.
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