Old Foot Ball Team to Return and New Year at Military Academy
Members of the Old Football Team will return as Columbia Military Academy opens its new year on Wednesday September 6 at 2 pm. The academy reports brighter prospects with over 100 room applications and expanded facilities including 18 new rooms, dormitory connections, and a larger faculty. The school emphasizes extended class periods, no primary department, added teachers, and a broader military program with a full band. Uniforms will arrive within 25 days of opening, and the campus will see significant athletic emphasis under Major Martin and Prof Peake.
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Herald
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India
United States
Columbia
J. C. Hardy
J.B. Edgerton
R. J. Martine
R. G. Cox
Edward J. Hamilton
George W Peake
John M. Pig
Burser
Mra
Gertende Harrison
Hamilton
Vanderbilt University
Peake
University of the South of
Sewanee
Ty Atheletics
Uth
Hamanton
South
Federal license records aid prosecutions in Tennessee
A Tennessee court or government action notes that federal license records will now be available to state and local prosecutors. The June 21 1906 act allows certified copies of Record No 1 listing license holders to be supplied for a fee. This change aims to curb illicit liquor selling and improve enforcement in dry counties.
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Internal Revenue
James ©. Wheeler
Tennessee
Act of Congress
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Nashville American
C M A Football Prep and Injunction Case Ahead
The injunction suit against four Maury county Justices of the Peace goes to Nashville Friday to be argued before Chancellor Bearden. C M A has a strong football lineup with returning players and new talent, a gymnasium, and a coach Prof Hamilton guiding preparations for the first game. The aim is a top South rival team, with estimates of 260 cadets expected at opening. Notables include Senator-elect Robert L Taylor’s son and possibly sons of Gov. Cox and H Clay Bryant.
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Justices of the Peace of
Maury County
Nashville
Bearden
Ao Gymnasiue
C. M.A
Hamilton
The
Herald
Columbia
Robert L. Taylor
Poultry Show Draws Regional Editors and Breeders
R. B Hopkins secretary of the Middle Tennessee Poultry Association received a letter from H F Reiss editor of the Southern Pander stating he will attend the Maury County show in November to meet local breeders In addition John A Markin editor of the Southern Poultry Magazine will attend write about the exhibition and visit yards other prominent poultry men plan to attend urging Maury County raisers to present their best stock for the event.
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R. 8. Hopkins
Tennessee Poultry Association
H. F. Reiss
Southern Plander
Atlanta
Middle Tennessee Poultry Association
Persion
Maury County
John A. Markin
Southern Poultry Magazine
Nashville
Cure for Psoriasis Promised by Cuticura Regimen
A long battle with psoriasis spanning thirty five years ends with a testimonial claiming relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The writer describes initial red patches turning into dry scales that bled without regular baths and skin care, with intense nightly itching and widespread discomfort. The account asserts success after daily applications and internal use, citing severe symptoms prior to treatment.
Bryan's Third Campaign Promised At Open Air Rallies
New York reports William Jennings Bryan returns from an around the world tour to inaugurate the real opening of his Com moner campaign for the presidency. He will attend a Madison Square Garden reception chaired by Tom L Johnson and speak for two hours then hold open air meetings. The trip includes stops in New Haven Bridgeport Jersey City and a conference with New England Democrats to align strategy for this year and two years hence. He is expected to depart for the West around September 2 or 8.
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Wm. J. Bryan
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Madison Square Garden
Commercial Travellers Anti-Trust League
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square
Lincol
New
Madison EquareGarten
New Haven
Connecticut
Democratic Club
New England
Democratic National Committee
Bridgeport
Jersey City
West
Plans of committee for Bryan reception in New York
Aug 26 1896 crowds will gather for William Jennings Bryan visit with a Battery Park welcome at 4 pm and a Broadway parade to Madison Square Garden. Police guard route and open carriage with Gov. Folk expected. simple, non garish display planned, Bryan to be treated as a distinguished American rather than a political figure.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Park
Battery
Battery Park
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Missouri
McGowan
Broadway
Bryanta
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Victoria Hotel
Twenty-seventh Street
Fitts Nvense
New Officers To Take Charge In County And District
The newly elected county and district officers begin their terms Saturday with swearing-in to follow. County Court Clerk-elect Hardin W. Thomas will be sworn in and assume duties, while A L Thomas remains as deputy. Bonds are being arranged, with Judge Gordon and Judge Holding to approve solvencies.
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Hardin W. Thomas
A. L
Herald
A. L. Thomas
H. WY. Thomas
Judge Gordon
Judge Holding
Thomas
Suck Webb
Cheuk
A. J. Nichols
Register Lipscamt
Justices of the Peace
Carmack Offers Services to Democratic Party
Senator EB Carmack writes to Chairman Henry Morrow offering his services to the Democratic Committee in the pending campaign. Nashville report notes the Aug 28 message from Tennessee.
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Democratic Party
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
EB. W. Carmack
Henry Morrow
Democratic Committee
Bryan at Madison Square Garden Reception Plans
The Victoria Hotel will host Bryan as a reception for the Commercial Travellers Anti-Trust League. A 50 piece band will play 7 to 8 pm, then Gov Folk and Tom L Johnson will preside, with Augusta Thomas and Bryan speaking. Seats are allotted by delegation and tickets distributed through committee headquarters.
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Victoria Hotel
Madison Square Garden
Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League
Harry W. Walker
Gov. Fol
Gov. Folk
Tom L. Johnson
Fof Cleveland
Johneort
Augusta Thomas
Mr. Bryan
Thomas
Delegatons
Victoria’ Hotel
New York
Victoria
Garden
Brother shoots brother in river town affray
A fatal shooting near Hardison's Mills left John Black dead after a dispute over a sheep. Tom Black, 18, allegedly fired 88 and 28 caliber pistols, then fled toward Mt Pleasant. He was arrested at Union Station and held in county jail as the tale unfolds.
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John Black
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Tom Black
Union Station
Vossax
Columbia
Black Iy
Herald
Mt. Pleasant
Thad
Steed
Giley County
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