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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
8
Land Sale in the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee
Dan Maxwell in the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee will sell at noon on August 17 1907 at the courthouse the land described in the decree bounded by Sid Dooley Alex Blair Edmond Wale and E B Erwin lying on the outskirts of Columbia about four and a half acres. Terms Credit six and twelve months cash 125 dollars day of sale. Sale free from redemption. W Akin C M notices dated July 1 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Wale
E. B. Erwin
Anderson Maxwell
Isaac Myers
Hook N
Hien
W. AN. Akin
Ripper Notoriety Strangler Stirs New York District
In the foreign district known as the Brave Yard on First Avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets, a child’s mutilated body was found, marking a spree that mirrors last week’s murders. Katie Pritschler, daughter of a restaurant waiter, vanished a week ago and was killed the same night. The area, filled with foreign residents, has seen prior brutal killings near the old Thirteenth Street cemetery. Her father, Carl Pritschler, reported her missing and posted notices. the body was recovered near his plaque and home within a block. The case remains unresolved after weeks of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Braveyard
Firs Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Street
Btest
Vletim
Katie Pritschler
Thirteenth-street
Mrs Small Flays Women’s Clubs At Planters’ Club
Mrs Sam Small wife of the Georgia evangelist criticizes women’s clubs and beneficent organizations for neglecting real home life and steering young women toward wage work outside the home. She calls for clubs to focus on home values, notes women’s rising salaries, servant problem, and critiques cafe managers who employ white girls under black workers. She cites her lineage and connects Booker T. Washington to local attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Sam Smui
Planters
Bite Today
Wctt. Uf
Stull
Small Igno
Thomas D. Arnold
Congress
Jackson
Robert T. Small
Land Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee Decree Detail
Court orders sale at noon in Columbia Tennessee of two parcels in Maury County part of a Civil District Ward property. First tract fronts High Street with 44 feet 4 inches, second fronts High Street with 50 feet, both running 180 feet to Frierson street. Sale is cash, dated July 19, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy J. Sheppard
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Maury County
Tenn
Crhinbta
W.C. Sheppard
Home Place
High Street
Albert Walker
Frierson
Jennie Wigfall
Lowery
W. ©. Sheppard
Maury County A. & L. Association
Op High
Frierson Street
Htt A.N
Akin, C. & M
Bad accident at Ridley crosses rural rail line
A wagon and team owned by four men named Ragan were struck by a train at the Ridley crossing Saturday afternoon. Two colored men in the wagon were seriously injured. One mule was killed and another injured with a broken hip. The wagon was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragan
Ridley Crossing
Twain declines Roosevelt invitation over land trip in hearse
Mark Twain writes Mayor Parsons from Tuxedo Park that he will not attend Roosevelt's Memphis visit on October 3. He insists he will not make another overland journey until he travels in a rubber tired hearse, otherwise he will cancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Lil
Mark Twain
George Parsons
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
National Waterway Association
Memphis
Tenn
Clemens
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Mr. Parsons
T. Clemens
Smith Thomas Wins Good Purse at Decaturville Race
Smith Thomas won a good purse of $1,000 at Decaturville Wisconsin last week with Randy Hal in the final time of 2 10. The rider finished fourth aboard the Buddy. He is entered to race this week at Pekin Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Thomas
Decaturville
Randy Hal
Smith
Buddy
Pekin
Mansfield Slowly Dying in North Woods Ambersind Cottage
In Saranac Lake New York Aug 4 the American actor Richard Mansfield known as Beau Brummel Baroo Chevical and Dr Jekyll lies in a cottage at Ampersind among mountains after severe injuries and illness. His wife and brother say he is improving slightly while they seek specialists in Montreal and New York. Though no immediate danger of death is seen grave doubts remain he may never leave his bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Beau Brummel
Baroo Chevical
Dr. Jeky
Richard Mansfield
North Woods
Ampersind
Manafield
Montreal
New York
Fatal Fault In Youth Shopping Impulse Sparks Debate
A fragment quotes a heated exchange about a young person’s susceptibility to impulse buying. The terse dialogue hints at concerns over maturity and self control in consumer choices. No further context is provided.
Monster fine against Standard Oil shocks Chicago courts
In Chicago today Judge Landis fined Standard Oil Company $29,240,400 for 1,462 counts of violating the Elkins law on rebates, the largest infraction penalty in history. The court outlined further actions against the Chicago & Alton, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, and Chicago Terminal railroads and their officers, with indictments to follow under conspiracy statutes. A government report by Commissioner Herbert K. Smith accuses Standard Oil of price manipulation over decades, noting profits and dividends vastly exceeded initial investment and asserting the public harmed by higher petroleum costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inite Kevesaw M. Landis
Federal District Court
Sandard Oil Company
Elkins
Landis
John D. Rockefellers Trust
Laude
United States
Judge Landis
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Eastern I Ilinois
Chicago Terminal Railroad
Rockefelters
J. A. Moffat
Standard of Company
Chicago & Eastern
Mllinois
Chicago Terminal
Indiana
Roosevelt
Herbert K. Smith
Standard Oly Company
Standard
Standard Oil Company
Sandard
Smith
Father and son die in well while cleaning near Birmingham
James Garrity and his 17 year old son died from gas while cleaning a well at Refuge, Alabama. Both men entered the well to free the bucket, were overcome, and perished. another man found them expiring after descending. In Clinton, Mississippi, a grand jury returned six count indictments against Fred Magill and his wife for the death of Mrs. Pet Magill, including murder by poison and various methods. The defendants pleaded not guilty as court set potential trial dates for November, with motions and consolidation considerations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
James Garrity
Hison
Refuge
Clinton, DL
Grand Dry
Pet Magill
Fred Magill
California
Abewer
Marei
Faye Graham Magill
Pet Magill Gee
Magill
Fred
Cochran
Virginia railroads surrender to rate clash over two-cent fare
Richmond Va Aug 3 The railroads operating in Virginia have surrendered under pressure from the legislature to amend the constitution so the two cent passenger rate set by the state corporation commission can take effect The rate should go into effect within about thirty days though details remain unsettled between state representatives and railroad lawyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Diamonds Found Near Murfreesboro In Pike County
Dr George King of New York and Henry Washington with a group of bankers spent January searching Henry Huddlestons Pike county farm. They report 140 diamonds ranging from a quarter to six and a quarter carats were found on a single tract in a volcanic formation akin to the Kimberly mine. Estimated value between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Murfreesboro
Mike County
George King
New York
United States Geological Survey
Tiffany & Co
Dr. King
Henry 3. Washington
Pike County
Henry Huddleston
South Africa
Lawrenceburg Starts Cantaloupe Shipments to Pittsburg
Lawrenceburg sent the first car load of sweet mountain Rockford cantaloupes yesterday to Pittsburg, Pa. The shipment brought handsome remuneration to the growers. The cantaloupe industry in Lawrence County ranks among the state's most valuable crops in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Enn
Pittsburg
Lawrence County
Why Went Away in a Weather Talk
A fragment shows dialogue between Mia and Charley about leaving a room and discussing the weather. The exchange hints at social propriety and approval of conversation, with Mia noting it may not be proper to hear what Charley intends to say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrenly
Mia
Charley
Bank Reorganization Planned At Gallatin Today
Nashville Tenn Aug 4 The stockholders of the People's Bank at Gallatin will meet Monday to take over the bank under a reorganization scheme. They voted no assessment of 60 percent of their holdings to meet the deficiency caused by the defalcation of Cashier Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
People's Bank At
Gallatin
Harris
Kirkpatrick Out as Davidson County Aide. Moore Named
Nashville Aug 4 G B Kirkpatrick assistant attorney general of Davidson county resigns over conflict between big path ic and private practice J Washington Moore named to the vacancy He is an old Vanderbilt man long active in state and county politics He managed Benton McMillins campaign in his race for United States senator against the late Senator Bate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
G. B. Kirkpatrick
Davidson County
Bigpathic
J. Washington Moore
Moore
Vanderbilt
Benton McMillin
United States
Bate
Man Fined For Imbibing On Train In Palestine
Palestine Texas August 4 The first arrest and conviction under the new law making it a misdemeanor to drink on a train in the state occurred yesterday. A white man was fined ten dollars after a south bound train stopped nearby and a bottle was taken from him. A state ranger aboard the same train arrested him for the offense. The report includes a dubious testimonial from J H Waller of Sunbury Ohio about Burdock Blood Bitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Tex
Hanor
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Main Street
de Fi. Cartner
Chancery
Dan Maxwell
Jack the Ripper
Wark
Strangler
Mrs.smallflays
Women’s Club
Don
Mann Dawson
Ridley
Mansfield
Monster Fine
Standard Oil
Big Robber Trust
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hiim
Self
Clinton
Arkansas
Kirkpatrick
J. W. Moore
Man
J. H. Waller
Sunbury
Ohio
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