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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
12
Denies Taking Money in Gore Bribery Charge Hearings
Jake L. Hamon testified in Washington before the Congressional investigating committee, denying Senator Gore’s bribery accusations. He claimed to act for Gov. Haskell in Oklahoma land deals and said any discussions were about Indian affairs, not McMurray contracts. He noted he was in Washington for Gov. Haskell's cases and that no money was discussed as clean cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogeh
Okla
Aug
Jake L. Hamon
T. P. Gore
Congress
Oklahoma
Washington
N. Haskell
F. Creager
Hannon
Lawton, Ohlo
Senator Gore
Gore
Sherman
Curtis
Long
Thoreton
McMurray
Haskell
Muskogee
Burke
Gov
Tere
J. F. McMurray
Congressman McGuire
McGuire
Proprietor J O Holly Arrested in Fatal Fire at Rock Springs Hotel
Wilmington N Y Aug 10 Following a hotel fire at Rock Springs Hotel proprietor J O Holly was arrested by order of the Coroner charged with responsibility for the death by suffocation of Edwin Cromwell 19 an orphan ward of Holly. Coroner's inquest heard testimony about kerosene soaked sheets in which the boy lay and about life insurance and heavy fire insurance carried by Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Y
Rock Springs
J. O. Holly
Edwin Cromwell
Holly
Uoug Je
Fatal Mosquito Bite Case Report From Estherwood
In Estherwood Louisiana Ang 10 Mra L Simon residing nearby suffered a fatal outcome from a mosquito bite. She was bitten on the head and erysipelas developed, with recovery considered doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherwood
Ang
L. Simon
Simon
Mussel Hunters in placid Duck face state statutes
Assistant Game Warden Matthews Gordon warns against mussel fishing in the Plac id Duck area after shells dumped in the river above the water works. He urges arrests for violators, cites state law extending to shell fish, and notes licenses at three dollars unless in Humphrey County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Gordon
Water Works
Columbia
Ashton’s
Maury County
Gordon
Acklen
Nashville
Huophreya
Boone County Wool Pool Sold in Kentucky Trade
Boone county wool pool of 50,000 pounds sold to Sam Hicks of Walton Kentucky who then transferred to D Davin & Gon and Rosebam Son of Louisville. Wool brought 26.52 dollars per first grade and 7 cents per second grade. Burrey wool price to be fixed at delivery. Buoscribe for The Herala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone ‘County
Sam Hicks
Walton, Ky
D. Davin & Gon and Rosebam Son
Louisville
Wear Beer Dealers May Be Required To Secure License
A city official warns near beer vendors a state license tax of 500 dollars, plus county privileges, may be enforced with distress warrants. The official notes the government license serves as prima facie evidence and cites Davidson county as a precedent for collecting the privilege tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County
Railroad Must Answer Uncle Sam in Freight Rate Case
Interstate Commerce Commission orders lines east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac to show cause for recent general freight rate increases. The hearing begins August 15 at 11 a.m. in the U S Customhouse New York City. Four hundred and thirteen transportation lines are named as defendants with increases postponed until November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
United States Customhouse
New York City
Mrs Dunn Wins the Victrola Guessing Contest
Mrs A B Dunn of Columbia Tenn wins a $200 Victrola and $36 worth of records at Maury Dry Goods Co. for guessing 8579 grains of corn in a sealed jar. The counting method used a two check system with box recoating and a committee report dated Aug 10 1910. Other near guesses included R G Bates and Mrs William Barker at 8578 and 8580 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Maury Drymonds Co
A. 8. Dunn
Columbia
Tenn
C. A. Parker
T. Maxwell
R. G. Bates
F. A. Shelton
William Barker
R. B. Thurman
Lillian Denton
Man Routed by Mosquito Army Forces Escape From Everglades
Captain Graham Lowe of the schooner Emerald endured a 46 hour journey from a lumber camp in the Everglades to Key West after mosqu ito hordes drove him from his ship. He survived 18 hours clinging to a dingey which overturned in a squall and was hurled overboard several times. The voyage covered 90 miles as he reached shallow water and is set to search for his crew of 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Everglades
Graham Lowe
Emerald
Lowe
Captai Lowe
Prospects Bright for Full Opening of the Academy
Columbia Military Academy prepares to begin its sixth session on September 3 with overhauled facilities and by far the largest enrollment in school history. Interest from out of county and abroad surges, with applicants from Central America and Porto Rico. Returning stars include Shamotuleki and Phillips, Patterson, Jones, Frasher, B Craighead and Tolley as new teachers Shipp Sanders and Capt. William B. Bowe join the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia
Central America
Porto Rico
Streen
Shamotuleki
Phillips
Patterson
Jones
Frmsher
B. Craighead
Tolley
Bruce McGhee
Shipp Sanders
Willam B. Bowe
Sanders
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Tess
Southwestern
Capt. Bowe
Virginia Military Academy
Frank Davis Joins Hermitage Hotel as Assistant Manager
Frank Davis, longtime Popular chief clerk at the Maxwell House, has accepted the position of assistant manager at Nashville's Hermitage Hotel. A Maury County native, he began his hotel career at Hotel Bethel and is widely regarded for courtesy and businesslike efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Maxwell House
Hermitage
Nashville
Mr. Davis
Maury County
Bethel
Arrest Expected in Cooper Case in Kentucky
Paducah Kentucky August 9 Chief of Police MacCullum of Kuttawa left for an unknown Tennessee point to arrest Bart and Spunk Creekmur charged with aiding the shooting death of Axton Cooper in Lyon County the result of an alleged night rider plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
MacCullum
Kuttawa
Tennessee
Bart
Spunk Creekmur
Axton Cooper
Lyon County
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Mrs. Dunn
Mosquito
Arhletics
THE
Hermitage Hotel
Cooper
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