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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1907

Page

10

City headquarters to be moved. local notes and incidents

Town page reports the city hall move planned for Monday and various street sightings. Pranks and arrests noted, plus an accident near Prankile causing traffic delays. Weather chief King Winter predicts longer days after the solstice as civic changes and personal moves unfold.

Hargrove Prank Rieves Youse White Martha Harrison Nashville Iier Whitley Prankile Friar Erwin Towler Cottage New City Hall Oscar Dorteh Sixth Street Judge Erwin Evry Bermsheed J.T. Akin Mayes Place King Winter Will Kidd Thetrical Theatre Leroy Farle Druk Joe Morse Aispault Ed Minton P. Garber South Main Street Daddie Chaffin Bros

Death's Harvest Miss Eva Kannon

W W Kannon received a telegram from Tampa Florida announcing the death of his daughter Miss Eva Kannon. Mrs Kannon and another daughter had traveled to Florida seeking relief but the illness proved fatal. Eva was beloved in Nashville and Maury County and her remains will be brought home for burial.

Eva Kannon W. W. Kannon Glendale Eva Tampa Fla

Mrs. W. A. Cathey Wins the Range at Migatrieal Theatre

Mire W A Cathey won the range at the Migatrieal Theatre by a margin of 400 votes over the next contestant. The contest concluded on Christmas day.

Fatal accident claims Countian J R Tucker at Ft Worth

J R Tucker formerly of Mt Pleasant was accidentally shot and killed in Fort Worth Texas on Tuesday He is survived by his wife and two children.

J. R. Tucker Mt. Pleasant Ft. Worth Texas

Stolen Bull and Holiday Visits Across County

A stray 80 pound red horned bull offers a reward for recovery. Various locals including Misses Ethel Joyce of Nashville visiting cousins in Williamsport, Miss Pearl Johnson visiting Miss Lillie Stockard in Cross Bridges, and Miss Myrtle Timmons hosting relatives at Godwin. Mentions of other residents visiting relatives in Mt. Pleasant and Miss Mamie Hill returning from Hohenwald. Henry C. Pillman, son of Senator Ben Tillman, spending Christmas with G. M. Robertson in Mt. Pleasant.

Ethel Joyce Nashville Lizsie Lou Mary Foster Williiasport Ernest Joyce Williamsport Jasper Horne Broadview Pearl Johnson Vanesport Lillie Stockard Cross Bridges Edisoh Groves Shreveport Myrtle Timmons Godwin Mamle Hill Hohenwald Bessie Odil Spring Hil S. A. Odil Mt. Pleasata Horace Rainey, Jr Mra W. A. Mieming Mt. Pleasant C. A. Jenkins Samuel Garner Hunteville Mra. J. Tate Jenkins Henry C. Pillman Ben Tillman South Carolina G. M. Robertson

Assignment of W W Scott and Son Assets and Liabilities

Assignment filed by P C Hatcher trustee of Columbia for W W Scott and Son store between Air Pleasant and Southport. Assets total about 2200 dollars including stock of foods 1100 dollars store fixtures 100 barrels of corn 300 hay bales six mules twenty cattle notes and book accounts 487 dollars. Liabilities total 2200 dollars to creditors such as Mt Pleasant Barn 250 dollars unter Mankin 3200, Partners Merchants Bank 100 dollars J A Sloan Co 485 dollars Chattanooga Medicine Co 30 dollars and others listed with small amounts.

W. W. Scott & Son Air Pleasant Southport P. Hatcher Columbia Mt Pleasant Unter & Mankin Partners & Merchants Bang J. A. Sloan Co Chattanooga Medicine Co S. . Callender Sutter & Butler Rigo Chemical Co Red Cross Vinegar Co Carlsbad Manufacturing Co Phillipe ‘Trawick James Co Keith Simmons Co J. G. Hynds Co E. Bowser Memphis Stratton, Seay & Stratton Stone, Porter & White

Christmas Cheer Floods New York From Bronx to Coney Island

Christmas day in New York displayed abundant generosity as Salvation Army volunteers YMCA and many groups distributed clothing toys and meals. Public and private charities coordinated festive scenes and the Stock Exchange even pooled 412000 for 300 employees amid holiday spirit.

New York Bronx Battery Brooklyn Coney Island Salvationists Stock Exchange Holly Mistiletoe Exchange

Terrible Firecracker Accident Claims Nashvillie Youths

In Nashville on Christmas day 80 people died from fireworks incidents. A seven year old Hassell near 610 Joseph revenue suffered a severe eye and facial injuries after a large cracker exploded in his hands. doctors fear loss of his right hand. An eleven year old Arthur Neville of North First street was badly burned handling a toy cannon when a spark ignited powder.

Nashvile Nashville Hassell Joseph Revenue

Mutiny Attempt by Sailors Aboard Steamship Landals

In Mexico City on December 25 details emerge of a mutiny at sea led by several officers and nine prominent British colony members who restrained the sailors of the steamship Landals, chaining the crew after the vessel mutinied on the high seas. The ship then arrived at Salina Cras with only its officers aboard. the crew remained restrained.

Mexico City Landals Salina Cras Trona

Revival Services Begin At South Columbia Church

Rev. Geo H Steen will preach at Reeces chapel on the First Sunday in January at 3 oclock. Revival services start Friday night at South Columbia Methodist church with Rev W A Etroad assisted by Rev J A Molloy who opens with a sermon. The meeting will continue a week or ten days. Public invited.

Geo. H. Steen Reece South Columbia Methodist Church W. A. Etroad J. A. Molloy

Anniversary of Saint John Evokes Columbia Masons

The Columbia Masons mark Saint John the Evangelist anniversary with a stated meeting on Friday night December 27. Officers for 1908 will be installed and the lodge opened on the first degree with short addresses before conferring the Fellow Craft degree.

Columbia Masons Saint John the Evangelist

The Bick Illness Holiday District Updates

Connor Akin remains ill for days with others listed as sick. George B. McKennap i and Sidney Estes are confined to home with grip. Mary Ella Farias and J D Andrews suffer measles. Lavina Adkinson has measles. Major J T Akin and Prof Journey are critically ill with pneumonia or long illness at home. The public school professor and carrier are among the affected in Thompson Station area.

Mary Ella Farias Joan Black Lavina Adkinson Sidney Estes J. T. Akin Thompson Station J. D. Andrews Prof North Garden Street

Back Subscription Notice Reminds Payment Due Now

A brief notice urges immediate payment of the outstanding back subscription. The reminder emphasizes the owed dollar and prompts timely settlement before it is forgotten.

Inventor Ends Romantic Life in Poughkeepsie

Poughkeepsie New York December 24 Justice Rensiow aged 87 inventor of the spoon car and noted boat elite maker shot himself dead at night. His career included a captivity in Utah Territory for three years after an 1888 trek to Salt Lake City. In a dramatic event he killed an attacking brave during a pursuit over a girl offered by a chief, later marrying the girl who died of typhoid in transit east.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Rensiow Salt Lake City Utah Territory Bension

Red Stockings Trip Up Postal Clerk in New York

Edward J. Ponson, a clerk at the Grand Central Hotel substation, was arrested by Postal Inspectors on charges of stealing mail. They say he opened several packages and diverted them to a young New York woman, including a package containing a pair of brilliant red stockings. Donlon confessed.

New York Edward J.ponson Grand Central Hotel Donlon

Firecracker Accident Injures Child at Celebration

Blotee, the daughter of Tom Dugger, was hurt when a cannon cracker exploded near her. The heavy end struck her eye region, causing a deep gash that required several stitches. The mother’s eye was also briefly affected but not seriously injured.

Blotee Tom Dugger Aye

Wallace kills man then flees toward Virginia

A Bristol Tenn report says Luther Wallace, 20, shot and killed Lee Eldridge of Howson Wall near the Virginia line. Wallace, pursued after a post office break in Harris, Tenn, fled toward Virginia as deputies hunt him. A reward is offered for his capture.

Chattanooga Tenn Times Bristol Luther Wallace Lee Eldridge Odd Fellows Howson Wall Virginia Line Wallace Harris Sherif White Sidridge Eldridge Virginia

Attention required on 1907 subscription arrears

A brief call for payment of overdue subscriptions for 1907, urging prompt settlement to avoid a back tet, and noting reluctance to start the New Year with outstanding dues.

Public rebuke of Memphis paper over Carmack vituperation

In the Chattanooga Times editorial a fair minded citizenry is urged to condemn the Memphis Commercial Appeal for personal attacks on Hon. R. W. Carmack as he pursues a gubernatorial bid. The piece objects to insults against party veterans and insists the governor’s supporters avoid denigrating Democratic ranks while Carmack seeks a direct primary.

Chattanooga Times Memphis RE. W. Carmack Carmack Isamitna Carmack Han State Committee Democratic Party Nashville American Vetera Memphia

Shah of Persia Delays Oath to Constitution

Report from Tehran states the Shah has been deposed and forced to postpone his oath of allegiance to the constitution which he had vowed to take on Thursday.

Teheran Persia

Columbia's Glorious Christmas Day Under Prohibition

Columbia enjoyed one of its quietest Christmas days with all families observing the holiday, churches giving aid, and Santa delivering cheer. Prohibition marked the day as Christman Eve passed without saloons, orderly streets, and many homes closed for holiday business.

Rule Santa Claus Thas Santa Clank Dix Columbia House of God

Dutch Cabinet Resigns After Army Estimate Defeat

The Dutch Cabinet of nine ministers submitted its resignation at The Hague, with dissolution of Parliament likely. Clericals favor the move, arguing the election to follow should hinge on military issues rather than universal suffrage, as opposition criticizes army costs.

The Hague Council of Ministers

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