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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

11

Railway Foreman Graham Named New York Central Recruit

James A. Graham, long time general foreman of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at Columbia, is appointed to lead oil shipments on the Lake Shore and Michigan from Chicago to Buffalo and on the New York Central from Buffalo to New York. He departs for Franklin, Pennsylvania, to assume duties at once. He will oversee rail shipments over a 1000 mile network and remain with Mrs. Graham and Grace in Columbia until after the next school term.

James A. Graham Louisville and Nashville Railroad Columbia Lake Shore Michigan Chicago Buffalo New York Central New York Graham Franklin Cincinnati Grace Mr. Graham

Farmers and Merchant National Bank Closed in Union Texas

Washington December 17 The Farmers and Merchant National Bank of Union Texas was closed by its directors and an examiner placed in charge. It is the second national bank to fail this week amid drought and poor crops in the Panhandle region. The Quannah National Bank of Quannah Texas also closed for the same reason. Shreveport December 17 The Gibbaland State Bank of Gibsland Bienville Parish Louisiana capitalized at 925000 was closed by its directors today with State Bank Examiner Young in charge.

Washington Farmers and Merchant National Bank of Union Texas National Bank Panhandle Quannah National Bank Quannah Shreveport Dee Gibbaland State Bank Gibsland Bienville Parish State Bank Examiner Young Tech Charge

J A Baker Dies At Home Near Town

J A Baker died Sunday morning at his Bear Creek pike home four miles from the city of pneumonia. He was about seventy years old and a former Maury county magistrate ousted by redistricting. Survived by two brothers George and William Baker two daughters Mia West of Columbia and Susie Baker and a son Charles Baker. Funeral at 11 at the residence conducted by Rev T H Athey. Burial at Rose Hill. A veteran Confederate soldier and longtime Baptist church member.

J. A. Baker Bear Creek Pike Baker George William Baker Mia West Columbia Suele Baker Charles Baker T. H. Athey The Baptist Church Rose Hill Mr. Baker Maury County

Whitaker Wins Appeal in City Civil Court Case

The City of Columbia v Clifford Whitaker ends with Whitaker winning on appeal. Whitaker argued police brutality after a drunkenness fine, and the Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the circuit court ruling. Whitaker, a prominent Cross Bridges farmer, had faced multiple appeals since 1909.

City of Columbia Clifford Whitaker Court of Civil Appeals Whitaker Circuit Court Omcers Morgan Stages Cross Bridges Columbia

Old American Boat to Aid Honduran Rebels

New Orleans report states the former US gunboat Hornet is preparing to sail for Central American waters to aid a revolution in Honduras led by ex president Manuel Bonilla. The vessel, loaded with coal and provisions for thirty days, is under Capt Johnson and watched by US Marshals.

New Orleans Hornet Mississippi River Central Americas Honduras Manuel Bonila Johnson Salvador Castrillo Washington Nicaragua Bonilla Dagilla Cape Gracias Beer Estrada Nicaragus Lee Christmas

Strange Pastor Resigns to Return as Temporary Brick Church Pastor

New York reports Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, who resigned from Engtaad literature chair at Princeton, resumes as temporary pastor of Brick Presbyterian Church. He served eighteen years there before Princeton and will lead for one year without pay, declining any permanent call. His resignation takes effect on Christmas Day.

New York Henry van Dyke Princeton University Brick Presbyterian Church van Dyke Brick Church Princeton Hichards Hoe Wan Wan Dyke Tecay

Miners card game ends in fatal dagger attack in Pennsylvania

In Washington Pennsylvania on December 18 William Love, 26, was shot and killed after a duel with a dagger. George Broadway and his wife were jailed after the incident at the Broadnax house in Marianna. Broadway fired a shotgun as Love lunged with the dagger, killing Love. a large dagger remained lodged in the floorboards.

Washington Penn William Love George Broadway Asl Love Broadnax House Marianna Broadnax Broadway

Wide Range of Ladies and Men's Fleeced Underwear Sale

A local retailer advertises a large selection of ladies fleece lined underwear at 23 cents to 90 cents per item, fleece lined union suits, wool and cotton blends, and heavy ribbed shirts for men. Also offers children's fleece lined garments, colorful fabrics, and a selection of knit tops and underwear accessories with bulk pricing and special deals.

Hiltol Delia Salts Dresers Wright

Work on Kew Road Pushed With All Possible Speed

Sawdust Valley reports rapid railroad progress from Water Valley to Mt. Pleasant with four to five work crews on grades between Duck River and Cross Bridge. A single span bridge near town nears completion while steel rails reach within a mile and a half of the river. The coming railroad stirs speculation of Sawdust and Williamsport uniting, boosting local commerce, hog and poultry trades, and depot growth near Dornet place.

The Herald Sawdust Valley Water Valley Mt. Pleasant Duck River Cross Bridge Sanduat Valley Williamsport Sawdust Williams Port Dornet Place Pike Williams Sport

Pay the workers before Christmas in Pittsburg district

Pittsburg December 18. Each day this week workers in mills mines and manufactories in the Pittsburg industrial district will receive pay totaling about 3 000 000 aimed at aiding Christmas shopping. Iron and steel industries lead with 1 250 000 and one coal concern payroll reaches 500 000 as carpenters and other trades begin pay on Saturday.

Pittsburg Iron and Steel Industries Coal and Coke Industries Iron and Steel Companies United States Steel Corporation

Lumbago Sufferer Credits Foley Kinney Remedy

J W Greer of Greenwood Louisiana describes severe back pain with lumbago attacks and paralyzing spells. He credits Foley Kinney Remedy with relief after using the medicine, saying he is no longer bothered by the condition.

D. Gilkeson Youngstown Ohio Foley Brooke Latham Drug Co J. W. Greer Greenwood

Lee Tolley Recovering From Injuries At Home

Leo Tolley, who has been at McCabie’s echoe in Chattanooga, is about recovered from injuries. He will reach home late this week to spend the holidays with his parents. Tolley distinguished himself in every football game this season.

Leo Tolley McCabie’é Echoe Chattanooga Tus Seasim Tolley

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