Sutton Inquiry Perjury Trial Sows Barbs and Claims
In Annapolis on August 14 the Sutton inquiry heated with legal rhetoric as Mrs Rosa Sutton and Lt. Adams denied accusations amid charges of conspiracy and perjury. Attorneys Davis and Birney traded sharp barbs while Maj. Leonard defended the court’s handling and attacked sensational press framing. The session closed with plans for closed-door findings and Mrs. Sutton threatening further action if verdicts distrust the murder or manslaughter theories.
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Annapolis
Sutton
Henry E. Davis
Rosa B. Sutton
Arthur A. Birney
Adams
Henry Leonard
Davis
Lieut
Adems
Serat. DeHart
Birney
Mr. Davis
Button
Leutenant
Arlington
Baldit
Beryl. DeHart
Berne
Lieut. Adams
Lieut. Willing
DeHart
Lieut. Sutton
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised for kidney relief
An 1903 style testimonial program touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney weakness and related pains. The ad asserts quick, lasting relief, with Mrs. B. A. McCaul of Franklin Tennessee endorsing the product and Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents selling for 60 cents.
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Columbia
Ny Oan
B. A. McCaul
Main St
Franklin, Tenn
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Big barbecue and rally with Gen McCarn at Mooresville
Mooresville hosted a large educational rally and barbecue on Tuesday drawing about 500 attendees. General Jeff McCarn spoke on the relation of education to morality, the event raising funds for Dozter School. A Mooresville vs Lewisburg ball game ended with Lewisburg winning 16 to 7.
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Mooresville
Dozter
Jeff McCarn
Lewisburg
Bids Sought for State Normal School Sites in Tennessee
Nashville Aug 14 State Superintendent R L Jones forwards official bid blanks to Mayors and County Judges of 22 Tennessee towns for locating a State Normal School. Bids require bonds and appropriations to be turned to the Comptroller and placed to the school’s credit. If accepted, bonds and appropriations must be ready within 60 days to meet Sept 1 1910 start.
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Nashville
Tenn
R. L. Jones
State Normal Schools
State Board of Education
Tennessee
State Normal School
After Board of Education
Cure for hay fever with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. S. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana writes that last summer he suffered three months with a distressing summer cold and hay fever symptoms. After failing medicines and an ineffective doctor’s prescription, Foley’s Honey and Tar quickly cured him and his wife followed with the same success.
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Geo
S. Alcorn
Factory Burns at Cookeville in Tenn
The Cookeville Colonial Column Factory burned Thursday night with the warehouse, dry kilns and outbuildings saved. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars with no insurance. The plant, owned by J B Dow A G Maxwell and J W Dow, was a major county employer with nationwide sales. it will be rebuilt and production resumed promptly.
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Cookeville
Tenn
J. B. Dow
A. G. Maxwell
J. W. Dow
United States
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed For Backache And Rheumatism
All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney Remedy for back ache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It will quickly correct urinary irregularities which if neglected may develop into a serious illness. It will restore health and strength. Do not neglect signs of kidney trouble and risk Brights disease or diabetes GEO. S. ALCORN.
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Foley
Geo. S. Alcorn
Holy Roller Attacked as Leader Resumes Services in Chattanooga
Rev. Henegar Trim of the Holy Rollers returns to East Chattanooga to hold a tent meeting on private property despite violent threats. His tent is cut and parts carried away, yet he vows to continue services as residents promise further action and officers brace for trouble.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Henegar Trim
Holy Rollers
Trim
East Chattanooga
Wnt
Webb Enters Race for Supreme Court in Smithville
Judge B M Webb announced a vigorous campaign for the supreme bench in Smithville Tennessee. He proposed joint discussions, attacked court rules as arbitrary, and urged reforms while criticizing the Oblon county right rider decision. Other candidates included Judge Higgins for civil appeals and Ewing L Davin for circuit judge with county officials backing Webb and Lansden.
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Smithville
Tenn
B. M. Webb
Supreme Bench
Oblon County
Higgins
Court of Civil Appeals
Jim Davis
Vn. Q. Williams
Lansden and Webb
Supreme Court
Court of Civil
Ewing L. Davin
Tullahoma
W. C. Whitson
McMinnville
Davis
A. H. Roberts
Livingston
L. D. Hill
Sparta
Lynnville and Lawrenceburg play to scoreless ten innings
In Lynnville Tennessee on August 13 Lynnville and Lawrenceburg battled ten innings on a muddy field finishing 0 to 0. Pitchers Clark and Beddingfield matched zeroes with Clark fanning twelve and Beddingfield fifteen as fans praised the high quality diamond play despite slippery footing.
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Lynnville
Tenn
Lawrenceburg
Clark
Beddingfield
Burying Alive Babe Leads to Arrests in Cheatham County
Special to The Herald reports Mrs. Lillie Jarrell and her thirteen year old son were jailed in Cheatham County on charges of burying alive a newborn child. The infant died at birth and hogs scattered the body, leaving only clothing and the box.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Lillie Jarrell
Cheatham County
Jarrell
Hawkins Arm Broken by Horse Kick at Rob erts Bend
Hart Hawking of Rob erts Bend was kicked by a horse at Dr Mc Mahon s retreat establishment on Saturday and sustained a broken right arm. He was taken to Dr Oden s office for treatment.
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Hart Hawking
Roberts Bend
Dr. McMahon
Mr. Hawkins
Dr. Oden
Timb
Arrests in Henning murder case in Nashville
In Nashville Tein Aug 14 two negroes Mann Trimble and Lee Town geld were arrested on suspicion of complicity in the murder of Herman Henning a Jewish clothing merchant killed in his store on 2nd Avenue Aug 6 An old negro woman testifies the coat found behind the Henning store belonged to Trimble and that Trimble had a bloody six bill in his possession the day after Henning’s death Rent money paid with that bill is confirmed by Mr Shotwell Townsend is held for association with Trimble
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Herald
Nashville
Tein
Mann Trimble
Lee Towngeld
Herman Henning
2Nd Avenue
Henning
Trimble
State Board Names New County Commissioners
The State Board of Elections met in Nashville on August 18 and appointed two new county commissioners J W D Stokeley of Newport Cocke county and G W Montgomery of Claiborne county. Several others were reappointed as they failed to qualify in time. A further meeting will set more appointments. no appointment yet for Sequatchee county and no recommendation letter received there.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Elections
Aend
J. W. D. Stokeley
Newport
Cocke County
G. W Montgomery
Claiborne County
W. B. Harmen
Hancock County
W. Cooper
N. J. Ferguson
George P. Burnett
Cumberland
Qnatche County
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Wm. Bevan
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Naval Service
Maj. Leonard
M’carn
Subderibe
the Herald
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Holy Roller
Webb
Hawkins
Florence
Tarraw
Amity Selewt
Robinson
Maxie
Andy
Bax
Maury National Bank
Board U- Directors
R. C. Church
M. BE
Wheeler
W. P. Ridley
W. J. Howard
G. W Killebrew
G. T. Hughes
J. P. Brownlow
BH. McLemore
Jno
W Fry
R. L. McKinney
W. C. Salmon
A. Parker
W. B. Turner
J. C Wooten
C. H. Sharp
J. D. Barrow
James Andrews
B. P. Dalton
J. H. Woodard
J. A. Edwards
J. O. Cheek
J. FP. Brownlow
B A Satterfield
W. V. Thompson
J. ¥. Stockard
J.P. Brownlow
MO. W. Fry
C. A. Parker
Cashier
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Bank of the People
Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co
Jo. L. Hutton
W.A. Dale
H. O. Fulton
Ain
Iva
Waley Shua
GALE
GEO & Alcorn
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