White's Widow to wed soon in London church ceremony
The widow of architect Stanford White plans a London engagement at St Margaret's Church next month with Charles F. McKim, White's former partner, who will marry her. They will live at a villa in Mer ton Surrey before the ceremony and travel to Paris, returning to New York in December. The Gramercy Square house will be sold and the couple plans a Yonkers home.
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York
Bran
White
Harry K. Thaw
Charles PF. McKim
Mr. Wates
Marin
St. Margaret's Church
Weatpint
London
White Snowner Og Frazee
Woo
Lawrence
Eolle
Palla
Sire White
Merton
Surrey
England
Mrs. Mlckim
Paris
New York
Stanford White
Gramery Square
Mrs. McKim
Yonkers
Mr. White
Egg drama claims two daily plus Sunday twist at factory
Mr. Cherry reports a Brown Leghorn pullet laid two eggs before breakfast and a third later that day in January hatch, with one shell unusually soft. He promises to show the hen and eggs at the ice factory to prove the extraordinary claim, inviting witnesses to confirm.
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Nelse Cherry
Cherry
Alan
Alin
Wounded bar tender dies after shooting in Nashville
Special to the Herald reports Wm. Kirksey, bartender at L. L. Corbetts saloon, shot by John F. Evans last night, died at Nashville city hospital today. The incident occurred in the saloon district, and authorities may pursue further action.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Wm. Kirksey
L. Corbets
John FE. Evans
Wisconsin beauty winner wed after photo contest entry
Edith Sheldrick, named among Wisconsin’s most beautiful, married William Hall, a lumber inspector, after he admired her contest photo. The couple wed March 9, a month after her picture appeared in a Milwaukee paper, with news reaching them weeks later.
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Marinette
Witg
America
Denver Post
St. Loure Republic
Nashville American
Laouiaville Courier: Journal Ang
Washington Star
Wisconsin
Edith Sheldrick
William Hall
Wall
Milwauke
Sun
Taylor Back Into Kentucky in Goebel Case
Governor Beckham plans to offer W S Taylor immunity from arrest to testify in the Caleb Powers Goebel murder trial. Commonwealth's Attorney R F Franklin believes cross examination could shake Taylor on conspiracy and Powers credibility.
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Louisville. Ks
Ang
J. C
W. Beckham
Br Commonwealth
Franklin
Taylor
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Beckham
Commonwealth
Goebel
Gov. Beckham
Fair Catalogue Ready for Fall Fair
The Fall Fair catalogue issued by the Herald press is the best yet, 131 pages filled with premium lists rules and ads. Manager McGaw secured nearly 200 dollars more advertising than previous catalogs and the paper quality is superior. Posters arrived and are being put up, with a handsome front cover drawn by Hendley and Bostick. The association predicts the most successful fair in the county’s history.
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Herald Press
McGaw
Hendley & Bostick
Painting Big Liners A Costly Atlantic Duty
The article details the extensive ship painting routine for Cunard liners, covering over two and a half acres of exterior area per ship, with funnels treated as a priority. With about 120 ships crossing the Atlantic and each vessel painted roughly ten times per season, the annual paint area reaches 2,700 acres, requiring nearly 100 workers and costing around 250,000 dollars to keep the fleet in top condition.
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Nla
Atlantic
Governor to Visit Saratoga After Appointing Prison Staff
Special to the Herald from Nashville Tennessee reports the governor will appoint a warden a chaplain and physicians at Brushy Mountain prison and at the Main prison before taking a three week vacation in Saratoga in August.
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Heral
Nashville
Tenn
Goy
Goy- Tennessee Thesday
Brushy Mountain Prison
Amd
Garatoga
Columbia Institute Announces Fall Term With Upgrades
The Columbia Institute reveals fall term opens September 18 and reports upgrades during vacation. A new steam heating plant, extended lighting, gas duplication, enlarged Study Hall with stage, refurnished dormitories, and upgraded plumbing are planned. A stone fence memorial to Bishop Otey will replace the lawn fence, funded by J. W. Fowler of Memphis. Miss Jane Wheeler of Nashville joins as vocal teacher, bringing renewed voice instruction strength to the faculty.
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J. W. Fowler
Memphis
Bishop Otey
Institute
Jane Wheeler
Nashville
Will Not Obey Restraining Order in Alabama Case
Decatur, Aug. 16. State's Solicitor D C Almond proclaimed he will enforce laws even if jailed after being served injunction papers by Federal Judge Thomas G Jones restraining him from prosecuting the Louisville and Nashville railroad for alleged freight and passenger law violations. Almond claimed Judge Jones lacks jurisdiction and cited Supreme Court rulings. Sheriff Tom Shipp and deputies were served with similar injunctions.
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Decatur
Ala
D. C. Almond
Thomas G. Jones
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Jones
Alabama
Supreme Court of the United States
Almond
Tom Shipp
Observatory in Desert Studying Mars Canals by Todd Team
In the Atacama desert near Chill, Prof. David Todd of Amherst College and his wife Mabel Loomis Todd use an eighteen-inch telescope to study Mars canals to determine if the planet is inhabited. They plan to photograph Mars for magnified images as the planet lies unusually close to Earth.
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Atacama
Chill
David Todd
Amherst College
Mabel Loomis ‘Todd
Mare
New York
Andes
Todd
Iquique
Mars
Earth
Peru
Wounded Negro Dies After Arm Amputation
Verse Kines, the Negro shot by Constable Kittrell near Mt. Pleasant weeks ago, died Thursday night of blood poisoning. His wounded arm was amputated but the infection spread, leading to his death in county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittrell
Mt. Pleasant
Husband and Wife Shot in Bedford County Intruder Named
In Bedford county near Nashville James K. Edmonson and his wife were shot by an intruder who had entered their home to plunder. Edmonson was seriously wounded, possibly fatally, and Mrs. Edmonson was shot in the knee. The attacker was identified as Murray Daniel and was later arrested in Albany, taken to Shelbyville for trial.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
James K. Edmonson
Bedford County
Edmonson
Murray Daniel
Daniel
Ilahonea
Shelbymvily
Tragedy Foe Morphine Plunge Ends In Recovery
Lawrenceburg Tennessee August 16 Charley McKim a prominent young man attempted suicide by morphine after recent unemployment and melancholy He swallowed twenty grains of morphine a physician treated him keeping him awake through the night and he is now on a fair road to recovery The event follows his abrupt departure from Crowder Bros drug firm where he had worked prior to the layoff
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Charley McKim
McKim
Crowder Bros
Loyalists Lose Case At Dickson Church House
Clarksville Tenn Aug 16 The antiunionists suit to eject the unionists from the church house ended after a day of discussion Judge Scott declined to grant the injunction The Cumberland attorneys asked to amend the bill seeking division of time in property use The court accepted the amendment and will consider it
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Clarksville
Tenn
Scott
Dickson
Church House
Cumberlands
Patterson Sets October 26 Tennessee Day at Jamestown Exposition
Governor Patterson designates October 26 as Tennessee Day at the Jamestown Exposition, shifting from October 24 due to other commitments. The change was announced in Nashville with officials noting the adjustment to fit schedules.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Tennessee
Allen Emmett Jumps Off Train Near Houston
Allen Emmett, 21, of Pulaski Tennessee, jumped from a westbound Texas and New Orleans train near Houston while a night mare tale was told. He survived with multiple injuries and was found unconscious near Hanna around 1 30. Hayes, traveling with him, witnessed the event and reported no motive.
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Houston
Texas
Allen Emmett
Peaks
Tenn
Texas & New Orleana
John Hayes
Pulaski
Young Emmett
New Orleans
Emmett
Hayes
Hanna
Tennessee
Nashville American
Lady assistants named for the fair committee roles
Mrs. Charlotte Whitthorne Hughes heads the Woman's Department at the Fall Fair naming committees for arrangement decoration solicitation and more. Numerous named matrons and misses from Columbia Nashville Pike Bigbyville Santa Fe Cross Bridges and other areas fill chair and assistant positions.
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Charlotte Whitthorne Hughes
Allen Brown
Nashville Pike
EW. Carmack
Columbia
Mlavy Meek
Pulaski Road
Cora
Lan Jacobs
Mary Lamb
Columbias
Ned Davis
Carter's Creek
HH. Hatcher
Charles Forgey
William P. Watson
Emmi Brown
Moresville Road
H. L
Hendley
Santa Fe Pike
Lena B. Smith
Hampshire Road
W. T. Chaffin
Titer
J. W Matthews
Sunnyside
Thurston Neeley
Bigbyville
James Parish
Dark’s MN
J. W. Armatead
Polls
Spring Hill
B. Collins
Williamsport
Harris’ Puryear
Glendale
Allie Kittrell
Edmund Hughes
Mt Pleasant
Robert Akin
Hampshire
Brownie Tomlinson
Culet
Concrete Pavement Project Planned Along South Main Street
A 200 foot concrete pavement with a 12 foot width and a concrete drain is to be constructed on the east side of South Main Street between the square and Eighth Street. Bids are expected from three or four Columbia firms and a Nashville firm. The project extends to Weat Beventh street near C. A. Parker's residence on School Street.
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South Main Street
the Square
Eighth Street
Columbia
Nashville
Weat Beventh Street
C. A. Parker
Bchool Street
Feud Over Size Of Feet Ends In Street Brawl
In Cincinnati two capitalists, Jacob Baum of J. Baum Safe & Lock Co and C C Breuer, argued and fought aboard a Clifton car after Baum tripped on Breuer’s feet. The exchange escalated with insults about midriff size and feet, leaving Breuer bruised and Baum recouping after a trip to a drugstore for treatment.
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Cincinnati
Clifton Street
Jacob Baum
J. Baum Safe & Lock Company
C. C. Breuer
Breuer
Premier Botha seeks Transvaal purchase of Cullinan diamond
Premier Botha announces plan to introduce a Parliament resolution for government purchase of the Cullinan diamond, valued at $1,000,000, as a gift to King Edward in gratitude for the colony's new Constitution. The item reflects Transvaal loyalty and appreciation.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
Botha
Edward
Most Prized Decoration in Austria Maria Theresa Cross
The Maria Theresa Cross, Austria’s most prized decoration, honors long service for wounds suffered in battle. Its foundation recently marked its 150th anniversary with 838 recipients to date. The statute forbids admission for birth or influence, only for wartime wounds. The empress founder and the order’s rule emphasize strict merit.
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Austria
Adde
Ips Factu
King Leopold's Suit Exposes Historic Press Conflicts
A Buffalo Express excerpt recalls King Leopold II of Belgium seeking redress in foreign courts over alleged obelous publications. It notes a Hamburg paper fined and jailed after Leopold won in German courts, and compares with 1803 and 1799 cases of London editors jailed for libeling Napoleon and Tsar Paul.
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Buffalo Express
Leopold
Belgium
Hamburg
London
Ubeling
Napoleon
Iibeling
Paul
Russia
Dingbat May Marry Again as Friends Worry
The Semi-Professional notes Dingbat considers marriage for the seventh time sparking concern among friends. They fear the move could affect his status as an amateur Baye, prompting discussion of potential consequences.
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Baye
Pittedars Post
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Ernor
Saratoga
Columbia Institute
Addresa
Walter Branham Capers
Columbia, Tenn
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Chas McKim
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