Senators Carmack and Taylor Respond to Thompson Interrogatories
Nashville Aug 18 Replies from Senator Carmack and ex Governor Taylor to Chairman Thompson's interrogatories are published in today's Banner. Carmack says he demanded state committee reaction to a senatorial primary and declined Taylor's July proposal to impose one. Taylor suggests leaving the matter to the next State Convention and executive committee, urging primaries to avoid discord and preserve Democratic principles.
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Apecal
Nashville
Tenn
Senator Carmack
Taylor
Frank Thompson
Carmack
Senatorial primary to be settled by convention or committee
On the day of the November election of 1906 the speaker endorses Gov Taylor's July 25 views and argues the senatorial primary should be referred to the next State Democratic Convention or its Executive Committee. He notes no action is required by the current State Committee and leaves the matter to the people.
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Tennesse
Tennessee
Benton
Perry
Gov Taylor
Governor Taylor Defends Primary Call in Letter
The former governor states he has not demanded a senatorial primary but publicly urged a general primary through newspaper columns. He notes no Tennessee law authorizes a direct primary or party caucus and says he discussed with Senator Carmack the possibility of requesting a call.
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Carmack
Tennessee
Prolific mother in Honolulu births multiple infants
A wireless telegraph from Hilo reports Hans the Hawaiian wife of Kailin 8 gave birth to one child last Thursday, two on Sunday, one on Monday, two on Tuesday morning and one on Tuesday night. All are reported dead.
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Honolulu
Ang
Hilo
Hans
Boy Killed in Shaft Accident at Liberty Mills
Special to the Herald Nashville Tenn Aug 21 Sam Kelley twelve years old died after his arm was torn from the crater and he succumbed to shock and loss of blood. He was a nephew of E M Kelly president of the mill company.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Sam Kelley
Liberty Mills
E. M. Kelly
Maury County Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Notice
Two members of the Maury County Democratic Executive Committee are summoned to attend a chancery court meeting in Moor on August 28, 1903 at 10 oclock. All county office candidates are invited. Call made by request of a number of committee members. Signed J H Kannon, Chairman.
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Maury County
Chancery Court Moor
J. H. Kannon
R R Assessment A Plunge Too Low To Death
City attorney Smiser pressed for railroad property valuation increases before the Railroad Commission. New depot and improvements were cited, with railroad figures for land and grounds deemed far too low, prompting questions of fairness and potential adjustment by Judge Gordon. An unrelated Norfolk incident reports a fatal excursion train crash at Brace Station, with seven bodies recovered and many injured as cars plunged through an open draw in the bridge over the Elizabeth River.
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Smiser
Rasnenis
Railroad Commission
Jimita of Columbia
Lik N
Pooncy
Tha
W. O. Gordon
Painp
Sinigee
Norfolk
Kelg
Kinston
Eliabeth
Brace Station
Ncne
Ncene
Edward D. Joliffe
Eoward Forbes
Greenville
Think They Have Sam Sago at Pudjampolis
Sheriff Forge reports a nation from police dog units in Pudjampolis claiming Sam Sago escaped from Maury County. A suspect named Walter Hallman is linked by photograph and measurements, but authorities warn of possible mistaken identity amid unclear details.
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Sherif Forge
Frm
Dogartiusut
Pudjampolis
Sant Sago
Maury County
Walter
Hallman
Measah Tien
Maury Unty
Speedy Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A Newark New Jersey woman shares a dramatic testimonial of healing from severe eczema after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She describes sores from head to foot, hair loss, and relief including sleep, with a promise to write if skeptics doubt the cure.
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Cuticura
Wm. Hust
Thomas St
Newark
N. J
Reciprocity Convention Forms Permanent League in Chicago
The August meeting in Chicago closes its task by establishing a 15 member American Reciprocal Tech League committee with full power to organize. Resolutions push for a maximum and minimum tariff as relief and urge permanent commissions created by Congress and appointed by the president to arrange reciprocal concessions with foreign nations.
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Chicago
United States
American Reaprocal Tech League
Aut
Saturday Night Blaze Destroys Cottage on East Seventh Street
A cottage belonging to Dr A P Braxton at 7th Street East burned Saturday night after flames gained headway before discovery. Firefighters checked the blaze with fear the house would be a total loss, much of the property saved by insurance. Coverage of the fire expenses was provided by Carson, Nicholson & Co.
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A. P. Braxton
Colaren
Seventh Street
James
Caraon, Nivhilsan, Ae Co
All-Purpose Harrow Co Receives Charter
The All-Purpose Harrow Co has been chartered with Keyrater Lypscomb as principal. Capital stock stands at 500,000 with incorporators including Joan W. My H. P. Alexander VU Salmon Ernest Lovan and W. B Turner. The firm will manufacture and sell harrows wagons and farming implements.
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Harrow Co
Keyrater Lypscomb
Mesers
Joan W. Mry H. P
Alexander, Vu, Salmon
Ernest Lovan
W. B Turner
Southport Defeats Campbellsville 7 to 1 in Tenn Exhibition
In Southport Tennessee on August 17, Southport beat Campbellsville 7 to 1 at the former Place. Campbellsville’s battery featured De Kay while Sinclair struck out twenty, allowing no bases on balls. Batters included Far Southport Erwin and Matthews for Campbellsville, with Powell also noted.
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Lynnville
Tenn
Southport
Campbellsville
de Kay
Sinclair
Erwin
Matthews
Powell
Habeas Corpus Granted In Bigamy Case
Andrew Whitaker a colored man arrested days ago on a bigamy charge appeared before the judge Saturday on a habeas corpus writ. The bigamy charge was dismissed but he was held on a charge of knowingly marring another man's wife. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Andrew Whitaker
Veteran Jesse Edwards joins Gilckory Place Methodist Church
From Gilckory Place Methodist Church near New Market comes news that Jesse Edwards, believed oldest in Madison county, joined during a revival and became a devout member. Edwards, 107, is healthy for his age, a veteran of several Indian wars, and draws a U S pension.
Races ahead as Alex McKay ships horses to Nashville
Alex McKay departed this morning with a string of horses bound for Nashville for races on Friday and Saturday. The itinerary lists stops at Nashville, Murfreesboro, and Columbia, with entries including Little Huck two year old, Annie Wilkes by Fred Wilkes, Brown Lip, Alton B. Parker, and a fast three year old filly by Duplex.
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Alex McKay
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Calumbie
Annie Wilkes
Fred 8. Wilkes
Brown Lip
Alton B. Parker
Duplex
Divergence Over Fall Primary Stirs County Committee
County Executive Committee members in Columbia weigh the advisability of a fall primary. Chairman J H Kacoen plans a Monday meeting to hear candidates opinions, with a majority favoring a fall primary but some predicting an independent ticket if it is held. The committee ponders canvassing time and candidate expectations ahead of the August election.
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J. H. Kacoen
Columbia
Koonon
Lord Curzon Resigns as Viceroy of India
London reports confirm Lord Curzon of Kedleston resigns as Viceroy of India. The Earl of Mfeto is named his successor, with correspondence dated August 12 signaling friction among Lord Curzon, the India Office, and Lord Kitchener over army administration plans.
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London
Lord Curzon of
Kedteston
India
Earl of Mfeto
Curzon
Lord Curzon
India Office
Lord Kitchener
Cowwander
Edmund Barrow
Platform collapse injures 300 at synagogue ceremony
Pittsburg Aug 20 a platform collapse at the corner stone ceremony of the Bethman Hebrew Orthodox Synagogue on Miller Street sent more than 300 people seven to fifteen feet into a cellar. Many were cut and bruised though no fatalities were seen. Three rabbis were among the injured but continued the ceremony after the panic subsided.
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Pittsburg
Beith Fman Hebrew Orthdox
Miller Street
Thore
Reading Scripture Passages for Troubled Moods at Chicago Post
The Chicago Post quotes biblical verses to lift spirits and guide conduct. It suggests Psalms and chapters from Corinthians James John Hebrews as remedies for blues confidence unkindness or discouragement.
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Chicago Post
Two Wives Case in Tennessee Ends in Pardon Motion
In Trenton Tennessee on August 1 the circuit court finished a case about Tolbert a man from Henderson who married Miss Mingie Fanning age 18 eloping with her. He was found guilty of bigamy and violating the age law and sentenced to prison. A large petition seeks clemency for Tolbert and a pardon or pardon consideration for him.
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Trenton
Tenn
Wigamy
Tolbert
Henderson
Hewie
Om Lay
Reesous
Iosvne Wevland
Wou Ware
Telos
Mingie Fanning
Agai
Pitls
Banning
Rola Res
Baening
Seyino
Bolivar
Fanning
Tolbet
Bigaary
Guy
Cox
Three Dead One Injured in Bloody Feud Near Hartman
Special to the Herald reports a deadly ambush two miles south of Hartman at Alice Station on the Qisen and Crescent Nailvosd. Fred Miller and son John, age 8, were killed, Fred Miller’s other son Henry Miller age 15 wounded, and Fred Johnson killed. The Miller party was en route to the station to join a wagon train.
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Herald
Yathumun
Tenn
Batils
Alice Station
Qisen
Cresent Nailvosd
Hartman Jupeton
Frederice Miller
John
Miller
Fred Johnson
Henry Miller
Fred Miller
Gren
Sieton
Johnson
Majigsaor
Y M C A Council Plans Charter and Building Upgrades
The Executive Committee of the Y M C A met at Dobbins & Ewing's to review the Location Committee report. They moved to secure a charter and named J. Brownlow, W. A Provine, F D. Lander, R. C. Ewing, Rogene Anderson, K. d Harlan, RL. Mc Kinney, James A. Sinner, Eirneat Lovan, and W. B. Greenlaw to draft and sign it. Ewing and Lander were also tasked to study changes to the Katte residence and prepare plans and specs for contracts.
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YM. C. A
Dobbins & Ewing's
J. & . Brownlow
W. A Provine
FD. Lander
Phoenix National Bank Statement Highlights Growth
The Phoenix National Bank's daily statement in the Herald shows deposits near 150000 dollars with expectations of rapid increase under new conditions. U S bonds and other securities push invested funds toward about 200000 dollars. Read the statement to follow the bank's growth trajectory.
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Phoenix National
Herald
U. S
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