The Carmack Taylor Debate over Whiskey and Legislation
Grat, Heaurs, Columbia, Tenn dispatch argues for Hon. S W Carmack over Mr. Taylor in the U S Senate contest. It condemns Taylor as tied to the whiskey ring yet praises Carmack for defending law and order, urging readers to support the staunch Democrat who opposes saloon influence and upholds constitutional restraint.
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Taylor
Carmack
Memphis
Hon
W Carmack
McMillin
Frazier
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Heaurs
Columbia
Tenn
Gun accident ties two deaths in Evansville case
Evansville Indiana November 2 Leexer Herpe of real Golden Gate HL accidentally killed himself with the same gun used three weeks earlier to kill his mother while out hunting.
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Evansville
Ind
Leexer Herpe
Real
Golden Gate, HL
Interurban Schedule Inaugurated From Columbia
The Interurban service between Columbia and Nesbuil and Columbia to Lawrenceture began Sunday morning. Waglelettering service to Nashville departs at 6 pm. Rates not announced. Ticket Agent Orr expects dispatch information tonight. A noncommittal fare likely under ten dollars for Columbia–Nashville route.
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Columbia
Nesbuil
Lawrenceture
Wigeletall
Tring
Columbus
Nashville
Orr
His Columbia Sweetheart and a Civil War Romance
A Washington Post tale recalls sid L. J. Henry, a drummer boy in Sherman's army, who fell in love at age 15 with a girl in Columbia, Tennessee. After years of no reply to letters, he returns with his wife and daughter to find her as a married matron with a daughter the age of his own son. Nearby, Andrew Dale and W P Ridley report two days of hunting near Decatur, Alabama, yielding over one hundred quail.
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Sherman
Sid L. J. Henry
Chicago
Washington Post
Columba
Tenn
Washington
Columbia
Messrs
Andrew Dale
W. P. Ridley
Decatur
Ala
At & Bar
National Child Labor Convention to Convene in Washington
Washington November 2h The national labor convention formed by many persons will meet in Washington beginning December 8 Delegates will discuss recent legislation and efforts to retard child labor in the United States They will expose abuses of child labor and proposed remedies Attending are Felix Adler Columbia University Secretary of the Navy Bona parte Renater Simmons North Carolina Representative John Sharp Williams Mississippi and Samuel Gompers
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Washington
Hia Labo Comyliros
Amang
Felix Adler
Columbia University
Bonaparte
Renater Simmons
North Carooina
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Samuel Gomperk
Unclear Novelty Dentistry Tale Reported in New York
A Times story from New York on November 22 describes a dental fraud involving Prince Louis of Battenberg. A donor allegedly filled his teeth with artificial work, claiming it prevented or corrected a dental issue. The piece notes the dental job totaled twelve holes and mentions a rattler and Brivis consul in unclear terms.
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Times
New York
Wamd ‘Oilers
Prince Lewis of
Battenberg
Salmons Sued in Missouri Bank Collapse Case
Springeld Missouri news reports Green county to hear a $200,000 suit by Salmon parties against Saison and Salmon of Clinton. The claim seeks $65,000 already deposited when the Clinton bank failed, tied to Henry county’s bank depository status. Venue change moved case from Henry to Green county. Judge James T. Neville expected to hear the matter.
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Springfeld
Nav
Saison & Salmon
Clinton
Henry County
Clinton Bank
Green County
James T. Neville
Dunitary
Keokuk Bank Run Stopped By Silver Dollar Arrival
In Keokuk a bank run on State Central Savings ceased after four wagon loads of silver dollars arrived from Chicago and St Louis. About a half million dollars were banked in view of onlookers. The panic was likely sparked by rumors about the bank president’s health.
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Keokuk
State Central Savings Bank
Chicago
St. Loui
Why Men and Women Exchange Silly Household Quips
A humorous exchange questions gender habits and petty annoyances. It contrasts women challenging men about everyday annoyances with men’s responses to newspapers and routines, highlighting playful gender tensions.
Remark on 30 Hultalo Women and Harmony
A quip from Cleveland Plata notes the 30 Hultalo women cooked together for over a year without a quarrel. The remark frames the group as amiably stupid yet compelling, reflecting social commentary of the period.
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Maria
Cleveland Plata
Hard to Down
Archdeacon Partar reflects on perseverance in adversity noting that even after a temporary defeat, moral power endures and triumphs will outlast evil’s fleeting gains. The quote echoes Pyrrhus’ warning that repeated victories can ruin a victor.
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Pyrrhus
Partar
Odd Fact Sheet On Global Figures And Remedies
A fragment lists estimates on Britain's wealth and life expectancy in India and England, world book totals, infant mortality comparisons between Germany and Japan, and Chinese beancake as a fertilizer. Also mentions a cure for blues with a dubious promotional claim.
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Germany
Japan
Burton trial closes as jury retires in federal case
In St Louis, the Burton defense and government labor over two days of arguments. Fred W. Leiman presented Burton’s case while W Knox Haynes spoke for the defense. Assistant Attorney General Rubb led the prosecution in a lengthy closing before jurors retired to consider the verdict.
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Lois
Mueli
Ty Lengman
Ralph Iurton
Burton
Rubb
Chionay
St. Laurn
Fred W. Leimann
District Allorney
JD. P. Dyer
Man Clown Over Cliff At Fort Bellefontaine Quarry
St Louis reports a 74 year old man, Wr Hillman, approached an unexploded charge at a quarry of the St Louis Portland Cement Co. near Fort Bellefontaine in St Louis county. The blast exploded the biant, threw him over a precipice into an excavation, killing him instantly as a large rock dropped on his head.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Portland Cement Co
Fort Bellefontaine
St. Louis County
Wr. Hillman
Free Bridge Movement Faces Doubts in St Louis Election
The ways and means committee reported a mayoral bridge bill including 3 400 000 for municipal works amid objections from free bridge advocates. The total issue rises to 11 0400 ten million dollars, with a special election set for April 3, 1906. The scattered items include unrelated notes from San Francisco and Dundee with murky details and fragmented phrases.
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St. Louis
Waysay Means Committee
Counci
Wells
Koal Viewton Recalled After Two Weeks Abroad
Harold returns from two weeks in the country and faces questions from his little sister about nightly prayers. The Chicago Sally News notes the curious exchange and reflects on family concern after travel.
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Koal Viewton
Harold
Chicago
Standard Oil declares quarterly dividend in New York
The Standard Oil Co. announced a quarterly dividend of 10 dollars per share on November 17 in New York. This raises the year’s total dividend to 40 dollars per share, up from 37 dollars last year.
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Ty Idea
New York
Standard OH Co
Maury County Democratic Primary Candidate Announcements
Notices announce candidates for the Democratic primary in Maury County. Widespread declarations name Hight for sheriff, Leanly Gore for clerk, and Walter Walker for register, subject to March primary rules and party by laws.
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Stwritor Maurycys Tybrost
Marek
Hare
Sheri
Maury County
Arnoyne St. Thur FE
Churdie
Theorles
Mavry Joanty
Pos
Saruntay
Mare
Hoare
Munauines
Leanly Gore Glerk
Matrs
Othe
Rewister
Marebard
Ram W J. Tayloh
Office of Register of
Rimary
Bathday
Marchard
Dare
Office of
Register of
Ike
T. EK. Lipscomb
Aea
Register of Maury
Wetle
Ton Thomas
Maret
Vlem Thomas
Annaynes GK Houser
Lim
Daw W Faith
Bim
Triates
Daw Orn
Col Wy G2
Evans
Olyek
Hardin
W.themar Asa
Vaury County
Cresveen the trotting stallion sold for 21000 at auction
Cresveen the world's champion trotting stallion record 2024 was sold at the Old Glory horse mart to M. M. Savage of Minneapolis for 21000. Only one other bid of 20000 came from P. A. Maguire of New York. Former owner George H. Kesham of Toledo watched as Crescent was cheered and quickly sold, marking the final passing from the race track.
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New York
Cresveen
M. M. Savage
Minneapolis
Minn
P. A. Maguire
George H. Kesham
Toledo
Crescens
C Hescens
Madison Square Garden
Maguire
Savage
Crescent
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Philadelphia
G. T. Hughes, Esq
Fraser
Greward
Legia
Isture
Hrazier
McMillan
Falal
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Governor Taylor
Mr. Bryan
P.m
Mes and
Boif
Ucach
National Toilet Co
Paris
Jexson
Lalor
UN International
Stephenson Bros
Detrnet
Keokuk Bank
St Louis
Great Britain
India
Tidle
England
China
Burton Gase
Kansas
Fred W. J. Deine Closet Arman
Urendoot
UF Dree
Government
Man Clown
Cliff
Free Bridge Movement
San Francisco
Henry Lund
Dundee
Scotland
Atio Grush
Heathia Mellx
Eas Bey
Chicago Daily Nowa
Bridgewater
Sien
Winmiry
Saburday
Marekurd
Annetinen
Atary Comnty
Ausnoriece Neunog Rey
WFB
Walkeh
Elec Hou Lathe Nfo
Heelster
Maney
Con Iy
Vivetion
Augube
Aikw
Gresceus
Marvine
Marvine Co
Columbia, Tenn
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