AT THE RACKET SALE OF CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES
A sale catalog lists men's and boys overgarments shirts undergarments and ribbed underwear with prices. Ladies and children coats gloves mittens and rain gear are offered with a focus on ribbed fleece lined items and storm rubbers and waterproof outerwear. Announced discounts include hats, sweaters, and various gloves from multiple vendors.
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Tyuiren
Lane Akoms
Oa Om
Amg
Wieney
Storm
Bryan comments on Roosevelt message in mixed tone
Wm J Bryan says Roosevelt's message contains much good and much bad. He notes the president appropriates some Democratic doctrines while proposing others that seem absurd. He criticizes injunctions, lauds child labor limits, weighs eight hour work, and condemns warlike stance. He praises Japanese alliances for protecting interests.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryammaya
Hin
Fergan
Movin Sayoe
Bevan
Ti Navy
The Nation’s Peace Instrument Should Be Justice Not War
A critical critique denounces the Chief Executive for favoring brute force over justice as the nation’s guarantor of peace. It argues war must be a last resort and warns against maintaining a continually warlike posture, stressing the burden of mobilization on the entire nation.
Record price: $60 for a Maury County chicken
Meusra Porter Bros. dominate Maury County poultry as a White Plymouth Rock cock sells for $60. The sale, to a top Nashville yard, underscored their breeding success though a higher-scoring cock remained unsold.
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Porter Bros
Maury County
Meusra
Plymouth Rock
Nashville
Ex-Columbian in Serious Trouble in Nashville Murder Case
Tom Hardy White, a suspect jailed in Nashville for the murder of William Ardrey, was raised in Columbia and has a large family link there as the youngest son of Capt. and Mrs. St. Ledger White.
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Tom Hardy White
Nashville
William Ardrey
Columbia
Capt
Mra. St. Ledger White
Positive Guarantee for German Liver Powder Returns
Signed by Steph The ad promises a money back guarantee if Dr Camstedt's German Liver Powder fails to cure. It touts long use by a German physician, widespread sale, and claims of curing liver and kidney ailments with many testimonials. The dealer guarantees refunds for unused bottles if relief is not achieved.
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Steph
Stedt
Carlatedt
Europe
Gill
Cagdareuil
Carlstedtie
Simplified spelling take blow in 1908 bill
Washington December 7 Simplified spelling received a hard blow in the 1908 appropriation bill reported for the House by the Committee on Appropriations It orders the Government Printing Office to follow Webster's and other standard dictionaries for printing documents The bill carries an appropriation of 31215525 dollars.
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Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Government Printing Office
Ousting Cumberland Telco From Mississippi
Laurel Dec. brief says Quo warranto actions were filed in Jones County Circuit Court to oust Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company from the state for alleged franchise violations. District Attorney Beauton filed the suit, likely to be heard in January, citing failure to comply with the State Railway Commission directives and other regulations.
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Laurel, Miss
Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company
Jones County
Missingippi
Beauton
Cumberland Company
Rastrong Commission
Adams Law Benefits Enjoyed In Trenton Tenn
Dec 9. The Adams law shows its effects in the Circuit Court at Trenton Tennessee as cases shrink and dockets clear Ten days in the limits reduce work and grand jury activity while heavy fines curb public drunkenness and public trials The community becomes quieter and more law abiding without the usual shocking incidents tied to liquor sales
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Trenton
Tenn
Circuit Court
Wesalon
Hmit
Knob Creek Phosphate Company Organized in Columbia
Stockholders met Saturday in Columbia to organize the Knob Creek Phosphate Company. Officers elected were Johansen Bransford of Nashville president, G W Killebrew of Mt Pleasant vice president, and John A Oakes of Columbia secretary and treasurer. Mining on the Jesse Hughes property of Godwin, recently purchased by the company, will begin at once with Charlie Long of Mt Pleasant in charge.
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Knob Creek Phosphate Company
Columbia
Johansen Bransford
Nashville
G. W. Killebrew
Mt. Pleasant
John A. Oakes
Jesse Hughes
Godwin
Charlie Long
Charse
Trial of Harry K Thaw Sets Spring Start
New York December 6 The trial of Harry K Thaw for the killing of architect Stanford White will not begin until March or April next year unless the district attorney Jerome consents to rearrange court calendars. Thaw's counsel earlier moved for a commission to take testimony abroad but later withdrew the motion in hopes of expediting the case. The calendars are reported to have been reshuffled in the meantime.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Arty
Thaw
Hartridge
Destructive Fire Strikes South Main Stores
Fire at about 4 pm Sunday damaged G W Hargrove & Co dry goods and grocery stores at South Main and Eighth. Delayed by a frightened horse, the blaze swept into adjacent confectionery, destroying both buildings owned by R G Johnson. Insurance hubo noted, with stock losses mounting beyond insured totals. lamp left burning at closing may have caused the fire.
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G. W. Hargerove & Co
South Malin
Eighth Streets
R. G. Johnson
Martin, Tenn
Morn
Hendley, Frierson & Cochran
Gordon, Nicholson & Co
Hargrove
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims internal dosing affects blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollar reward for cures it cannot achieve, and invites readers to request circulars. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Marital Reconciliation After Courtroom Demonstration
In Wilkes-Barre a dramatic alderman court session ends with 81-year-old John Davenport and his wife reconciling after she testifies to assault. Davenport jokes he married to keep his feet warm as spectators witness a playful, reconciliatory confrontation.
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Wilkesbarre
John Davenport
Alderman Brown
Notice to Creditors Regarding Nichols Partnership Debts
Notice to creditors states all parties indebted to the firm of Nichols must come forward promptly to settle accounts. Books are in charge of Mr. Pitz sraig who will have them available at the store for settlement.
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B. Nichols
1 Pitz Sralg
Maury Gets 4262 For Schools
In Nashville Tennessee the 1907 surplus in the treasury, about 260000, will be apportioned to counties by scholastic population. Tennessee’s 1906 scholastic population was 778,748, yielding roughly 32 cents per person. Maury County receives 4262.28, Marshall 1871.27, Giles 3879.80, Williamson 5065.49.
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Epeetal
Herald
Nashville
Tenn, Dee
Tennessee
Mynders
Maury
Marshall
Giles
Williamson
Very Low Round Trip Rates to the Southeast
Southern Railway announces special low round trip fares for Christmas holidays to Southeastern points. Tickets on sale December 20 21 22 23 24 26 30 1906 and January 1 1907 with final return by January 7 1907. Inquiries to any railway agent or D P A J K Shipley 204 Fourth Avenue North Nashville Tenn.
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Southern Railway
South East
J. K. Shipley
Fourth Avenue
North
Nashville
Tenn
John C. Dexter Lodge Elects Officers in Meeting
At a Thursday night gathering of the John C. Dexter Lodge K of P, officers for the next term were elected. W A Reaves was named C C Audie Green V C F D Harlan Prelate Jef Duger M of A C L Randolph K of R and S C H Johnson M of EB F A Shaw M of A John Calvert Inner Guard Polk Road Outer Guard were listed as officers.
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Phintins Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
H. F. Alexander
C. C
Frank
Latta
D. Sloan
W. P. Boyd
MO W
C. J. Porter
R, Hardison
K. B.S
M. Fis
BH. Patta
Gs Jno
Brown
D JR
Lipttefield
M. B. Atters
John C. Dexter
C. H. Johnson
F. A. Shaw
John Calvert
Polk Road
Fire at Wright mines devastates seven shacks near Carter's Creek
A fire at the Wright mines on the McMinn place near Carter's Creek Saturday night destroyed seven double shacks and nearly wiped out the community. The Virginia-Carolina company owned the property valued at about $2,000 with no insurance believed.
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Wright
McMinn Place
Carter's Creek
Dart
Virginia-Carolina Company
Unionist Leaders Deny Judge Caldwell Authority in Cumberland Church Suit
Jackson Tenn Dec 6 The Loyalist faction in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church suit challenges Judge Caldwell's authority. Leaders Webb Keith Mitchell Harris Blackett and others swear an affidavit asserting the board of Keith Johnson Dunaway Fisher Mitchell never vacated offices and did not authorize the pending chancellor action. An order summons Caldwell to appear Dec 19. The Loyalists contend a board member affidavit claimed departures to another church estopping such claims. The case remains under close watch.
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John Y. ‘Keith
John H. Johnson
W. #. Dunaway
F. B. Fisher
A. Mitchell
Caldwell
Keith
Cumberland Church
Presbyterian Church
Phony 10 Percent Carries Maceo in Building Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a notice about a successor to bir K Howell in the Woldridge Building with a 1 to 60 P.M. time window and a misread line mentioning Phony 10% carries macae.
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Bir
K. Howell
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