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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

10

Examination of defendant Granbery concluded in trial notes

The testimony details Granbery's statements about his wife and Washington Long, interactions with witnesses in May and April, and the pistol purchase in St. Louis. Cross examination covered mind set, motives, and ownership of the Colt automatic with nine shots. Re-Direct clarified finances, marriage arrangements, and guardianship release before a one thirty recess.

Matt Dobbins Widdie Charité Burns Tom Fetter Annie Dobbins Bob Garner Washington St. Louis Jonas Harry J. Harlan Long Arch Craig Stfke Jat Otice Officer Pack Mr. Pack Squire Rickett T. Hughes John Frierson Mt. Pleasant William Nashville Robert

Stone Porter & White Auction Sale at Columbia Stock Yards

Stone Porter White announce sale of fifty Jersey cows and calves springers and helfers at Columbia Stock Yards Monday August 31 at 1 PM. Also a car of Western horses (broke and unbroke) on credit to be sold starting 11 AM same day and place. STONE PORTER & WHITE.

Stone, Porter & White Columbia Stock Yards

A J Armstrong Re-elected Secretary by Acclamation

A J Armstrong, colored, was reelected secretary of both the Duck River Missionary Baptist Association and the Sunday School Convention by acclamation. This marks the fourth time he has been chosen. The Herald will print the minutes again this year after two years of favorable dealings.

Duck River Missionary Baptist Association Colored A. J. Armstrong Armstrong Herald

Tillman to Open Campaign in Gallatin September 15

Hon. G. N. Tillman the Republican candidate for governor announced in Nashville he would open his campaign in Gallatin on Wednesday September 15. The brief notice previews the start of his statewide effort and signals early campaign activity in Tennessee.

The Herald Nashville Tenn G. N. Tillman Gallatin

200 Acre Leary Area Sold for Oil Ventures

A 200 acre tract near Leary Texas about ten miles west of Texarkana was sold by A. Maxville to Tennessee investors. They plan to develop by boring for oil and gas. an expert deemed it a Gret class oil and gas field. A Tennessee chartered company with Will Barker as President and Louis Loeb as Secretary Treasurer will record in Bowie County. A. Maxville will manage operations. The group includes Colombia Tennessee residents. Development begins at once.

Leary Texarkana Bowie County Texas A. Maxville Tennessee Oklahoma Gulf Jennings Beaumont Elds Gulf Coast Maxville Inns of State of Inns of State of Tennessee. the Charter Will Be Placed On Record In Bowie County Will Barker Louis Loeb W. J. Towler Colombia Tenn Dally Texarkanian

CARD OF THANKS FROM MRS ED BULLION AND FAMILY

The family expresses gratitude to friends who aided them after their bereavement. Though strangers to many, they were treated with Christian kindness and are blessed by Mrs. Ed Bullion and family.

Miy ED Bullion

Tullahoma Fair Opens With Bright Opening Day

Tullahoma Tenn Aug 26 Fair opens under clear skies with flags flying and promising crowds. Attendance on day one exceeds 2500, noted as strong for opening. Races feature Eastern Mild, 4 Tds Eastern Mild, and Blue Joe among others with times around 2:16 to 2:19. Purse events include 300 dollar first pace and 100 dollar country pace.

Tullahoma Tenn Ihs Low Ball Re. G Tennessee Wilkes Thomas Eastern Mild B. m Duplex Kimbro Sadie K Jerome A BBC Bush Blue Joe Blue Hall Chastain Elsie Gt. m Billy H Holland Reeversues Charley Cason C. G Angelos Freas Sleepy Joe Brown Hal, Jr Fields Tom A Brown Hal Aror Mary Directly Whitehead Bonnie Blue Bomar Tom Sil Banks

Children Parade Entries Open for Maury County Fair

The entry for the children parade and tableau is filling rapidly under Miss Cora Lee Jacobs. All Maury County children aged three to twelve are invited to participate and compete for cash prizes.

Cora Lee Jacobs Maury County

Gasoline Engines Pumps and Feed Cutters Sold

Bee B, A, Satterfield & Co report sale items including gasoline engines pumps steel stock tanks and feed cutters with a mix of lots numbered 28 20 and related quantities from the auction listing.

Bee B Satterfield & Co

Fire destroys a Nice Home in Lowell Mill area

The residence of B F P Watkins near Columbia burned Thursday morning with most furniture lost. The kitchen originator fire spread rapidly. firefighters redirected beyond city limits. Insurance covers $1200 on the building and $500 on furniture through Hendley Friers on Cochran and Counltta Insurance Agency.

B. F P. Watkins Lowell Mill Columbia Hendley, Frierson & Cochran Coumtta Insurance Agency

Mt Pleasant man fires at brother in law in wagon dispute

John Renfro of Mt Pleasant secured a double barreled shotgun and fired two shots at his brother in law George Cunningham in a wagon dispute but caused no injuries. He was arrested by Policeman Ewing and the trial is set for Saturday before Esq Ricketts in Mt Pleasant.

John Renfro Mt. Pleasant George Cunningham Renfro Ewing Esq. Ricketts

Brutal arrest reported in Carter's Creek incident

Will Campbell colored was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Whitley on a charge involving an incident with intent to commit a serious offense. The victim Dozier colored of Carter's Creek lies in serious condition after Campbell kicked him in the body and head, breaking several ribs and causing other injuries.

Will Campbell Carter's Creek Whitley G. B. Dogier Dozier Campbell Dozler

Bud Phillips Not Coming Back

Guthrie Oklahoma August 26 Governor Haskell refused Tennessee’s extradition request for Bud Phillips wanted in Maury County for first degree murder ten years ago. Phillips faces an accessory charge in Comanche County linked to a murder by his brother who died by his own hand. He will be turned over to Comanche County authorities for trial. Judge Parmenter of Lawton represented Tennessee.

Guthrie Okla Haskell Tennessee Bud" Phillips Maury County Phillips Comanche County Parmenter Lawton

Labor plans for active campaign aid Bryan

National Chairman Norman Mack announced labor federation backing for a Democratic push led by William Jennings Bryan. Plans include labor bureaus in major cities with a central bureau in Chicago and a national committee staffed by AFL members. labor literature and speaker dates to be supplied. In Oklahoma, Hatley Ola coal mine No. 1 disaster entombs 25 to 30 foreigners after a fire caused by an oil barrel explosion. Rescue efforts halted by heavy smoke. officials and miners’ families gather as surface access remains blocked.

Washington American Federation of Labor William J. Bryan Norman E. Mack Samuel Gompers Morrison Federation McConnell Machinists’ Union Mack New York Gompers Bryan National Committee Democratic National Committee Chicago American Federation Frank Clark Florida Democratic Congressional Committee Mcalester Okla Halleyville Ffteen Here Hatley-Ola D. B.hatley

Negro desperado Jesse Coe slain by pursuers in Kentucky

In Glasgow Kentucky on August 26 Sheriff Bryant and a posse killed Jesse Coe a colored desperado linked to a 1906 Indianapolis double murder. Claud Andrews was with Coe. Deputy Timmons had not reached the scene. details describe a squirrel hunt as officers closed in.

Glasgow Jesse Coe George Williams Po- Mcemen Pitticard Russell Indianapolis Cumberland River Monroe County Bryant Claud Andrews Coe Timmons Oklahoma Phillips Andry Sahota Webb

American Fleet Sails From Sydney Bound for Melbourne

The American battleship fleet left Sydney this morning headed for Melbourne. The flagship Connecticut weighed anchor at 8 am, with warships in single file under clear skies as thousands cheered farewell. The Glacier Panther and Ajax followed, turning south at ten knots a mile offshore.

Sydney Melbourne Connecticut Glacier

Harmony for State G. O. P. in Tennessee

Frank H Hitchcock, Republican National Chairman, to visit Bristol and Chattanooga for a conference with Congressman Brownlow on party leaders to harmonize the Tennessee GOP. Brownlow's faction plans no peace proposals and prefers running two sets of candidates for offices.

Bristol Tenn Frank H. Hitchcock Brownlow Tennessee Chattanooga Clay Evans Newell Sanders

Saloons Show a Big Decrease in July 1908

Washington reports July 1908 internal revenue total of 22 029 316, down 2 899 508 from July 1907. Most decline in spirits and 216 149 drop in retail liquor dealers tax as 8 646 such dealers went out of business amid prohibition agitation nationwide.

Washington Internal Revenue Varlous

Youth Goes Mad After Arrest in Selma Shooting

In Selma Alabama Martin Pat Un, a 14 year old white boy who shot Peter Davis a well known colored citizen, has become unstable after arrest jabbering and tearing his clothes. Officials suspect the Springfield note reading influenced his act.

Selma Ala Martin Pat UN Peter Davis

Blood Bittern Promises Pure Red Blood Restore Health

Nostalgic ad copy touts Heavy impure blood and thin blood causing weakness. Burdock Blood Bittern is claimed to enrich and purify blood, clearing skin blemishes and headaches while restoring perfect health.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Granbery Mra Long Lenehan Dernells W. G. Harlan the Clean Store SEC D. R. Mis. Baptist Association and Sunday School Con Tillman Tullahoma Fair F. Watkins Bud” Phillips Haileyville New State OF Black Hitchcock and Brownlow Earth H. G. Roskind
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