Land sale in Maury County at Carters Creek home place
Chancery Court of Columbia Tennessee grants sale of land in Maury county on August 29 1910 at noon at the courthouse door in Columbia. Bounded north by Horace Miller west by L N R and, south by Mrs Joe Foster east by John Yeksey. Known as the home place of W E B Jameson. Credit sale with interest notes and no redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gboro
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Felows
Maury County
Carters Creek
Horace Miller
Fwest
Durnett v Darnell Land Sale in Maury County Court
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee a decree of 1910 directs the sale of Winnie Thomas tract, 163 acres in Lith district Maury County, bounded by Thomas Howard Anderson Wallace and Dawson land. Sold at auction to the highest bidder at court house door in Columbia with credit terms six and twelve months, $500 down, notes bearing interest, sale free of redemption. A N Akin C & M.
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Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Winnie Thomas
B. Howard
Anderson
James Wallace
Rufe Wallace
F. Bennett
Dawson
Auction Notice in Maury County Chancery Court
Amanda Bullion et al. in the Maury County Chancery Court at Columbia will sell at public auction at noon at the courthouse the land described in a 1910 decree. The property includes a house and two lots near Columbia, bounded by Swansburg, Thweat, Haywood, and Columbia street. Cash only. sale excludes redemption.
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Amanda Bullion
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Maury Oon
Swansburg
Haywood
Columbia Street
Nonresident Notice in Columbia Chancery Case
Nonresident defendants RB Reeves Lizzie Reeves William Williams and Laura Williams must appear within three days of the next term of Chancery Court to plead in the complainant Dugger guardian and bond. failure means confessed hearing ex parte. Copy to be published four weeks in The Columbia Weekly Herald. Akin Clerk and Master. Hughes & Hughes and B. Hatcher Sol'rs for Complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R Ragan
RB. B. Reeves
Lizsie Reeves
William Wiliams
Laura Willame
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Weekly Herald
A. N. Akin
Hughes & Hughes, BE. H
P. Hatcher
Sol
Compit
Land Sale Decree Auction of 216 Acre Tract in 1910 Case
Pattie M. Puller executor of Union Central Life Ins. Co. announces a sale by decree entered in 1910 at 12 o clock at the courthouse. The land fronts Bear Creek pike and Duck River, bounded by several landmarks, totaling 216 acres 2 roods 8 poles except a strip north of the pike. Terms: 12 and 24 months, one third cash day of sale, notes with security, sale free from redemption. A. N. Akin C and M clerk.
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Union Central Life Ins. Co
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Felows
Bear Creek Pike
Bald Pike
Milla
Duck River
James Gates
Said Fuller
Timmons
R. O. Kinnard
Spring Hill Road
Kinnard’s Corner
J. J. Sellers
Sellers, Derryberry and Holcomb i
Holcomb
J. W. Kinnard
Hollcomb
Kinnard
H. L. Sellers
Sellers, Lovett
J. C. Lee
Decree Sells 206 Acre Maury County Farm At Auction
In the April 1910 term of the Maury County court the land of J. O. Benderman and wife and Ward Dawson et al was decreed to be sold at public auction in Columbia Tennessee. The 206 acre tract lies in the 10th District bounded by Sharp & Irby Brooks Edmund Hughes and A M Hughes. One third of the purchase price will require personal security to secure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Edmund Hughes
A. M. Hughes
Estate Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee
J W Dawson and Maggie Bell Anderson named in the April Term 1910 minutes seek a sale near Free on the Maury County line. The property known as the White Place lies in the Civil District, 65 acres, bounded by Duck River, H H Curry, a public road, and Edmondson and Baird. Sale to be made within 6 to 12 months, $600 cash required, with interest from the sale date to secure payment to the purchaser.
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Maggie Bell Anderson
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Labove
Court House
Maury County
White Place
Duck River
H. H. Curry
Edmondson & Baird
AN. Akin
Crippen Confined Aboard Montrose in Quebec Jail
Dr Hawley Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Leneve have been hidden aboard the Montrose after fleeing London. An English detective identified them as the fugitives, Crippen charged with murder of his actress-wife. They are jailed in Father Point Quebec and to be returned to England for trial aboard the Royal George.
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Father Point
Quebec
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
London
Dietor
Dew
Scotland Yard
Atlantic
Montrose
Crippen
John Robinson and Son
Antwerp
Inspector Dew
England
Royal Line
Royal George
Bank Shortage Reduced by One Hundred Thousand
New York July 24 The New Bank issued a cheerful statement night lightening by 100000 the large stock and bond theft with which its youthful cashier Erwin Wider now a fugitive stands accused. The bank says the loss will not exceed 500000 though earlier estimates placed missing securities at 600000. Grand jury proceedings continue and Wider’s whereabouts remain unknown though rumored under surveillance near White Plains. Witnesses including stock exchange representatives were examined. an indictment might be found but not yet handed up. Wider’s stock market activity was sizable with one firm buying 800000 of stocks for his account, though he also suffered losses in a cotton bull move. The bank statement adds the loss cannot exceed 500000 and much of it will be recovered, and the robbery will not affect normal banking or dividends.
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New York
Erwin Wider
Wider
White Plains
N. Y
New York City
Stock Exchange
Grand
Coton
Eclipse Manufacturing Incorporates in Covington
The Eclipse Manufacturing Company with capital stock of 25000 filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk. It announces plans to establish business in Covington by August 1 and to manufacture lamp shades and other advertising devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Eclipse Manufacturing Company
Founder of Brotherhood Dies in Winnetka
James Lawrence Houghteling founder of the Brotherhood of St Andrew of the Episcopal Church and a noted banker and bond merchant died in Winnetka after a period of illness. He belonged to the Pee Body Houghtering firm in Chicago.
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Chicago
James Lawrence Houghteling
Brotherhood of St Andrew
the Episcopal Church
Winnetkatony
Houghteling
Pee ‘body @ Houghtering
Killer shoots sleeping sister. New Orleans dairyman on trial
In New Orleans area, Alma Barere was killed by Simon Keifer, a dairyman's helper, who fired through a door when he heard someone outside while Barere slept in the kitchen. Keifer claimed self defense but Barere died minutes after being wounded in the incident during the night. The case centers on a somnambulant condition and the shooting following a dispute over an employer's sister.
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New Orleans
Alma Barere
Simon Keifer
Metter
Tmplorer
Miss Barere
Bho
Mat
Carlisle, former Treasury Secretary, dies in New York
John G. Carlisle, longtime Kentucky Democrat and former Secretary of the Treasury under Grover Cleveland, died tonight at 10:50 in his New York City apartment from heart failure with edema of the lungs. Born Sept 5 1855 in Kenton County Kentucky, Carlisle served in the Kentucky House and Senate and as lieutenant governor before entering the U.S. House and Senate. He resigned to become secretary of the treasury in 1893 and returned to law practice in New York City after 1897, where he remained until his death.
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New York
John G. Carlsle
the Treasury
Sime
John G. Carlisle
Kenton County
Kentucky
Kentucky House of Representatives
State Senate
National House
House
James B. Beck
United States Senate
EXPECT LYNCHING IN VIRGINIA TOWN
Mobiles around Axis Alabama search woods for Will Walker a negro accused of assaulting Mrs Nettie Gibson wife of J O Gibson superintendent of a truck farm. Walker stabbed Mrs Gibson and assaulted her after claiming a friend was dead. Eight year old Clarence Howell aided his sister and was injured.
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Mobile
Als
Axis
Ala
Will Walker
Nettie Gibson
J. 0. Gibson
Gibsons
Clarence Howell
Debaters Heard at Primm Springs
Lotis Barker, a popular produce dealer, returned from Primm Springs where residents and boarders attended a political meeting Friday night. Speakers H. P. Piguers of Columbia and Attorney Bates of Centreville argued for an independent judiciary as crowds grow at the health resort ahead of the election.
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Lotis Barker
Primm Springs
Concrete Trust Puts Dividend On Hold In New York
Atlas Portland Cement Company directors suspend the 8 percent common stock dividend due to extraordinary capital expenditures. They cite capacity increases at Northampton Pennsylvania and Hannibal Missouri and a new plant at Hudson North Carolina funded by a large government cement contract for the Panama Canal. No further dividend payments are planned until advised.
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New York
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Panama Canal
Northampton
Hannibal
Hudson
N. C
Hit
Pension day moved up to first of month for veterans
Confederate pension day has been advanced from the sixth to the first, resulting in many veterans presenting papers Monday. Under current rules the quarterly pension may be collected from August 1 to September 1.
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Pension Day
Martin College seeks president for catalog and leadership
An endowed girls college in Pulaski Tennessee invites applications for its president. Read by faculty and community, the position calls for strong leadership, administrative skill, and commitment to education of women. Details available through weekly notices.
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Martin College
Ynn
Pulaski
Tenn
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Hugh Huster, Et al
Evan Hunter
Chancery
Columbia, Tennessee
J. D. Durrett
J. H. Darnell
C, H. Roth i
Demptio Thies
Akin
Columbia, Tenp
Dugger
Gdn
the Herald
Pattie M. Puller
J. O. Benderman and Wife
J. W. Dawson
Et al Va
DR. Crippen
Hear
MO. G. Carlisle
City OF New York
Virginia
Oliver
Dobbins & Ewing
Concrete Trust
Portland
Pulaski, Tenn
University of Tennessee Head of Public School System
Liberal
STATE
Fmnan
Brown Ayers
Knoxville
Columbia Military Academy the Pride of
Columbia & Maury County
Sehool
Tennesee
United States
South
Whaw
Hardy & Edgerton
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