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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1908

Page

4

Simon Takes the Reins in Hayti Military Change

Gen Simon entered Port au Prince with troops seizing the National Palace amid cheering crowds. He plans a cabinet including Gen Firmin and Gen Fouchard, while Gen Poidevin leads troops in Gonaves to quell any unrest as the United States cruiser Tacoma departs for St Mare.

Port Auimunuk Gem Bimun Con Alyhonen Simon Antenor Firminmin Fouchard Firmin Paria United States Tacoma St. Mare Gonalyes Poidevin Gonaives Nord Alexis Tris

Red Man's Rights Curtailed in New York Hunting

John K. Ward, New York State forest, fish and game official, states Indians may not hunt or fish without a license. Requests from Cataraugus County Clerk Miller and St. Regis interpreter William Repe led to a ruling that Indians have no special exemptions and must follow the same hunting and fishing license laws as other citizens.

Alany N. Y New York State John K. Ward State Forest, Fish and Game Commission Ward Miller Cataragus County Wm. Repe St. Regis

Fleet Returns Next February from World Cruise

President Roosevelt to welcome the battleship fleet back to Hampton Roads on February 22 with near shore exercises aboard the Mayflower. Admiral Sperry's Atlantic fleet will escort to Washington where 2,500 sailors attend inauguration events before a New York shore leave. No parade at Jamestown Exposition grounds.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Hampton Roads Navy Department Admiral Arnold Atlantic Gibraltar Admiral Sperry Washington New York Jamestown

Diplomatic Car Crash Near Washington Injures Guatemalan Official

A touring car carrying Guatemalan Minister to the United States S enor Sueilid of Pureleh Affairs and other officials wrecked near the Potomac bridge on the way to Mount Vernon. Barrios is critically injured with brain concussion and possible skull fracture. Herrarte and Drummond are injured but not critical. George Drumwon suffered facial injuries. About $3,000, including gold, was lost from Herrarte's pockets and police recovered nearly $2,000. A young woman driver was involved but unidentified.

Washiaw Ddc Don Jake Barrios Guatemala Suvielid Fy Willington Louie Toledo Ilerrarte United States Geo. John Drummood South America Virginia Tonneau George Starling Senor Barrios Herratte Drummond Mount Vernon Washington Estrada Cabrera Potomac de. Herratte

Maury Historical Society Meets in Maury County Court Room

The Maury County Rhetorical Society held its December meeting in the County Court room with Major Joby T Willamette opening prayer. Officers reviewed topography work on Franklin quadrangle and progress on adjacent areas and noted military marker discussions with the Vicksburg park commission. Donations included scrapbooks of funeral notices, memorial tributes, and historical documents. the January program will cover Maury countians who went to California in 1849.

Maury County Rhetorical Society Oming Joby Willamette Pranklin Lawrenceburg Linden A. C. B. Nicholson James K. Polk McKendree Church Volunteers Wm. B. Allen Mary G. Nicholson Columbia Blues Joseph H. Dew Jackson College St. John’s Day James P. Street Francis Marion Taylor Cullooka Co. BE Cayjalry Gainesville Ala Jonas T. Amis Magele C. Brown The Historical Society California James C. Cooper Mt. Pelasant

King's Daughters Thank the People for Thanksgiving Gifts

The King's Daughters of Columbia express gratitude for public support received in their annual Thanksgiving appeal. They praise donations as acts of love and announce careful distribution to the needy, with special thanks to Mr Yoest for courtesies at the Telegraph Office. "In His Name" Guided Circle of Kings Daughters.

King's Columbia Mr. Yoest Circle of King's Daughters

Nine Pound Turnip Exhibit At Maury Bank

A giant seven top turnip weighing nine pounds grown by FE Gardner on Rutherford Creek is exhibited at the Maury National Bank. The residents and visitors agree it is the largest turnip ever grown in the county and praise its size and quality.

Maury National Bank FE. C. Gardner Rutherford Creek

Farmer Will Mortgage the Farm for Arnica Salve

W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire Ga credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing two severe sores on his hand and leg. He says he would mortgage the farm to buy it. Available for 25 cents at GEO. 8. ALCORN'S drug store.

Empire A. Floyd Bucklen Geo Alcorn

Carrie Nation Strikes Scotland in New crusade

London dispatch reports Carrie Nation arriving in Scotland where Dun dee saloons refuse her. Two public-house keepers eject her while she moves to another bar. She scolds a clergyman for smoking and notes tea drinking as widespread and weaker vice. Police stay inactive. Nation plans to go to Edinburg next.

London Carrie Dundee Scotland Busineos Aeeing & Martyrs Crown Edinburg

Tariff Committee Opens Work on Canned Music Duty

Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee will form a sub committee Wednesday to draft the tariff bill. A resolution gives the panel power to subpoena witnesses for hearings on canned music and related instruments. George W. Pound urged retaining the 45 percent ad valorem duty against phonographs and piano players. Henry Alexander discussed brushes and bristles for free trade to boost American goods. Adjournment followed the session.

House Ways and Means Payne van Cleave National Association of Manufacturers Probaly George W. Pound Buffalo Germany Henry Alexander New York

Andrew Harbison Kills Large Eagle in Maury County

Andrew Harbison of Snow Creek killed one of the largest eagles seen in Maury county Monday. The king of birds was brought to Hight’s stable in Columbia and viewed by many. It measured seven feet nine inches from tip to tip of wing.

Andrew Harbison Snow Creek Maury County Columbia

Juror Goes Insane Triggers Mistrial In Murder Case

Juror C A Gentry of the Lawless murder panel in Memphis suddenly loses reason, imagines jail, and accuses Deputy Sheriff L C Rutland. Judge Moss orders postponement, then disbands the jury and enters a mistrial. Separate suit in Chattanooga targets Knights of Pythias over life insurance proceeds from R M Cleveland death.

Memphis Tenn. Dee L. C. Rutland C. A. Gentry Lawless Criminal Court Fransiola Sherif Vic Bonner Moss Magegle Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias R. M. Cleveland Pythians Carlos Hardy Generolisel Cleveland Knights of Pything Supreme Lodge

Bryan Guests Go Duck Hunting on Galveston Yacht

Col William J. Bryan and Mrs Bryan arrive in Galveston and board the steam yacht Nancy Ann with James Wood, a millionaire, for a duck hunt at Lake Surprise. They expect to reach the preserve by late afternoon and return home Friday. Weather is reported excellent for the hunt.

Galveston Tex Col Wm. J. Bryan James, Wood Mrs. Bryan Nancy Ann Lake Surprise Mr. Bryan

Small Blaze in South Columbia Reported

Fire department responded to a Wednesday blaze at Jim Sullivan's home in South Columbia. Flames were extinguished with only a small hole burned in the roof. damage described as minor.

South Columbia Jim Sullivan New Book Anderson

New Life Pills Promote Family Health Say Local User

L A Bartlett of Rural Routford Maine says our whole family has enjoyed health since using Dr Kins New Life Pills for three years. The friendly remedy cleanses the system gently and is available for 25 cents at GEO. 8 ALCORNS drug store.

Sy L. A Bartlet Ford Maine Alcorns Drug Store

Woman Dies After Horrific Knoxville Burn Injury

Louise Scott aged 24 died from severe burns suffered at her Knoxville home when her dress caught fire while she polished a grate. Neighbors reached her quickly but she died after hours of agony despite efforts to help.

Knoxville Tonn Louise Scott Tom

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