Town and County Items of Timmons Visitors
Town and county notes list many residents visiting friends and relatives across Cross Bridges Nashville Paditecats and Nashville again. Names include Ancle Barrow, George T Hughes Jr, Harriet Gales, Margaret Dodson, Tara Thompson, J D Voss and many others visiting or returning home from Nashville Louisville Williamsport and Cullooka with updates on health and movements.
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Timmons
Gisors Jone
Cross Bridges
Samuele
David Lowel
Nashville
Geetrede Harrison
Nell Chatin
Lawrence Guest
Gasbellle
Harriet Gales
Margaret Dodson
George T. Hughes, Jr
Wellam Bryan
van Derbi
A. Cherry
Martha Mamitton
Tara Thompson
Johnie Andrews
Mansfield
John Barr
Birmingham
George
Virginia Fitts
Franklin
J. W Love
Wiley Warfield
New Orleans
W. Love
Nashvile Peitay
J.D. Sloan
Goodlettaville
Tenn
Kelly
Louisville Sun
George Wesson
Cullocks
Culloka
Lee Hughes
Hubbard City
Texan
Glendale
J. D. Voss
Arkansas
Hartia Thomas
Little Daughter
Glendwie
Thomas
Donaldson
Arch Ladd
York
Als
Maury County
Ed Henderson
Nawh
Ile
Culleoka
Tom Fowler
Texas
Benl Buckle
Misa Coriane Ratcliffe
Buford College
Harris Puryear
W. G. Martin
Kosciosco
Death Toll from Terra Cotta Wreck Grows
Washington dispatch reports the Baltimore and Ohio Terra Cotta wreck escalating with at least thirty two identified dead and many more injured. District officials ordered public flag displays as funerals approach while investigators in Baltimore seek responsibility. Crew members including engineer Hildebrand and others remain in custody as inquiries continue.
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Washington
Baltmore & Ohio
Terra Cotta
Oity Three
Frederick
Pitlabie
Washington Stock Exchange
Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Todd
Milton W. Phillips
Takoma Block
Phillips
Toda
Extra
Harry H. Hildebrand
Ira C. McClelland
Ireman
Frank F. Hoffmeier
Ralph Rutter
William A. Norris
Miss Nina Thomas narrowly escapes rock attack on train
In Clarksville Tennessee on December 27 Miss Nina Thomas traveling from Hopkinsville Kentucky was struck by a rock thrown by two unknown black men at Pierceton Christian county Kentucky. The shattered window and debris left two nearby men covered in glass. Thomas lost consciousness briefly but recovered with a severe fright and facial bruising.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Nina Thomas
Hopkinsville
Pierceton
Christian County
Kentucky
Balloon's Quick Descent Heralds Coroner Rise Story
A Rochester Herald item recounts a visit by a man in black claiming to be the new coroner. The exchange touches on the Aero club’s growth in New York and a controversial offer about balloon science. The editor notes the coroner is paid by the job.
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Rochester Herald
Homer W. Hodge
The
Aero Club
New York
New Aero Club
Aographer
Deak
Board Meeting Reviews Columbia Water Franchise and Jail Purchase
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen held a brief special session to review the Columbia Water and Light Company contract and franchise issues, with investigations to continue at the next meeting. The panel approved purchasing the Old Jail for 2500 dollars for a City Hall site, pending County Court ratification, and discussed reorganization of the city fire company to ensure in-town residency.
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Columbia Water & Light Company
Voorhies
Erwin
Previows
Regnar
Towler
Gordon
Thomas
Gartner
Prespant
Lion Tamer Attacked During The Lion Hunt in Toledo
Trainer Harry Ray was attacked by a lion during a public act in Toledo on January 1. He fired his pistol to signal danger as attendants opened safety doors. Ray suffered lacerations to his sides shoulder and chest and was taken to a hospital with unspecified but potentially fatal injuries.
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Toledo
Harry Ray
Ray
Fire in Pulaski Jail Briefly Forces Removal
A small morning fire at the Pulaski county jail prompted a temporary prisoner removal. Very slight damage occurred before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The incident was reported by a Nashville Herald special.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Stinging rebuke in optician shop over strong glasses
A morning customer, a determined young woman, requests eyeglasses with extra magnifying power. The salesman asks for how strong, and she explains a country blunder of mistaking a stranger for a bee, a bumblebee for a blackberry, as recounted in the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Bank Statement of Parmery & Merchants Bank 1907
The document presents the exact condition of Parmery and Merchants Bank of Columbia Maury County at year end December 31 1908. It lists resources including exchanges checks on Phoenix and Maury and other cash items and liabilities such as capital stock surplus and deposits. The cashiers statement is sworn by J F Brownlow cashier with notary verification by J W Thomas and others.
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Parmery & Merchants Bank of Columbia
County of Maury
J. F. Brownlow
J. W .Thomas
Bishop A Coke Smith Dies At Ashville
Special to the Herald from Ashville North Carolina December 28 Bishop A Coke Smith of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died this morning He was a South Carolinian by birth and a prominent figure in the church a former pastor of major southern churches and for years a Vanderbilt University professor Despite ill health in 1902 his popularity with ministers and laity led to his election as bishop.
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Herald
Ashville
A. Coke Smith
M. BE. Church South
Bishop Smith
South
Vanderbilt University
Fifty Story Building to Rise in New York
Announcement yesterday confirmed the contract for structural steel of a 700-foot tower to crown the Metropolitan Life complex. The 50 story addition will outheight the world’s tallest man-built structure and the Metropolis tower, standing on the former Parkhurst Church site at Madison Avenue and Twenty fourth Street.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bifffel
Metroporieas
Parkhurst Church
Madison Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Failure at Pulaski Pulaski Tenn
W B Silliman & Co and W B Silliman and Mrs W B Silliman assign to J D Pullen and W B Silliman to secure 6000 in debts. Silliman brick and tile business assets including personal property and home are pledged to creditors including The Union Bank & Trust and Citizens National Bank.
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Pulaski, Tenn
W. B. Silliman & Co
W. B. Silliman
J. D. Pullen
Siliman & Co
Mre
Siiiman
Union Bank & Trust Company
Thie Place
Tte
Toewmien
Hank Te
Naiveny
Dorsers
Dette
Silliman
Harnes
B. F. McGrew
State Officers Enjoined In Coal Land Case In Tennessee
In Davidson County Chancery Court, injunctions were filed by John D. Fletcher and Hayden A. Dodd on behalf of taxpayers to block state warrants for Herbert Domain coal mining purchases approved by the Prison Commissioners. Chancellor Allison granted the injunction citing alleged lack of legislative authority in 1903 to fund coal land appropriations beyond the session.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Chancery Court
Davidson County
John D. Fletcher
Hayden A. Dodd
Tennessee
Rean E. Folk
Frank Dibrell
Chas. M. McCabe
Deported Japanese Group Probed by Federal Agents
San Francisco report from December 1991 states Acting Secretary Moffatt and Commissioner North are investigating a Berkeley based Japanese socialistic organization that published The Revolution. The paper allegedly contained a veiled threat against the President, marking the group as anarchists subject to deportation.
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San Francisco
Washington
Moffatt 6
Many Marriages in Maury County in 1906
Cunid’s prolific work in Maury led to 517 marriages in 1906. Among them 261 were white and 256 were colored, a higher total than the previous year.
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Cunid
Maury
No Printer There A Weekly Paper In Ohio Penitentiary
A Nashville American snippet notes the Ohio penitentiary cannot print a weekly paper due to no printers left in the prison. Authorities plan a prison bank. more than twenty bankers are aboard their trips. An unrelated ad touts a constipation remedy at 26 cents per box.
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Ohio
Prion
Nashville American
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Mt. Pleasant
Roxie O'Neal
Mise
Louise Wilkes
Cullooka
Edgar Nicholson
Chattanooga
Maggie Lou Sioan
James Ingram
Williamsport
J. B. Beatt
Henry McLemore
Nashvile
E. B. McLemore
Eugene.Tavenner
W. B. Wooten
Manafield
Frank Nicholson
Harriman,s
Joe Nicholson
W. K. Sheddan
Paul Sheddan
Oven
R. L. Hayes
Lawton
Columbia Poultry Show
W. T. Mitchell
R. R. No
Columbia
T. B. Short
Dark's Mill
Santa Fe
OC. W. West
West Point
Dark’s Mill
Robert Fly
Brentwood
E. N. Woolard
Joe Dixon
Ashwood
R. A. Coleman
Amor Timmons
Harry Dixon
Wilmington
N. C
John Thomas
Lige Garner
G. M. Coble
R. R
Robert Baker
Oklahoma
Albert Fry
Wilmore
Robert Moore
Janie McKay
T. H. Allen
Godwin Chapel
Horton Fly
Winnie Allen
Ruby Wne
Thompson Station
Edgar Page
Branham and Hughes
Roberts’ Bend
C. P. Roberts
Janie Harlan
Lee
Tommie
Tullahasate
Fla
R. W. Cobb
Misses Pearl
Bessie Allen
Misses Walters
Careter’s Creek
Mindes Walters
Prof
Zollie Walters
Athendale
Dean
Frank Latta
Public Square
Phoenix Bank
E. W. Jones
High Street
Columbia, Tenn
Rees & Watkins
Desult
Water and Light CO
Pulaski
Court Home
Court House
Farmers @ Merchants Bank
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Speele
Aartis
Tiss
W. B. Turner
JNO
W. Fry
Bishop Smith DE
M.et Church South
Architectural Wonder
New York City
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Cupid
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