Prince of Peace Cantata Shines at First C P Church
The Prince of Peace cantata presented by First Cumberland Presbyterian church impressed Columbia with its ambition and reverent portrayal. Cast members conveyed deep religious zeal, especially in the angel chorus and Bethlehem tableau, as Miss Hutchins led a radiant Madonna. The event drew a full house with no vacant seats, and Rev. Geo H. Mack praised all helpers, including Royal Arch Masons for costumes.
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Christ
Mator Limes
Ceetuta
Hutchins
Bethlehem
Daughters of Israel
Mamie Hill
Mildred Powell
Bessie Lee Billington
Ire
B.A. Satterfield
Ten Virgin
Edgar Braly
Mise
Churn Adkisson
Johnnie May Ply
Lewis Howard
Annie Louise Latti
Bloise Oakes
Daisy Porter
Allen Coxe
Bva Gibert
Eunice Polls
Royal Arch Masons
Miss Lowell at McDowell
School trustees have appointed Miss Jane Sowell as teacher at Rockside after Miss Lowell, a capable and experienced educator, has closed her school. The move is expected to meet general approval among the community.
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Leo
Duke
Jane Sowell
Mg Lowell Haw
Rockside
Peacher
State Widers Win in Court
In Clarksville Tennessee on December 28 Judge J W Stout dissolved a temporary injunction against a Democratic primary in Robertson County. He ruled party disputes cannot be settled by courts and allowed the local Democratic executive committee to set a primary date, rebuking Patterson factionalism. The decision cites voters as the proper arbiters of intra party disputes.
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Clarksville
Tenn
J. W. Stout
Patterson Committee
Robertson County
Stout
Democratic Executive Committee
Cupid Cavorted in a Taxicab Wedding at Bellevue Hospital
C H Smith a Bellevue Hospital convalescent and Mrs L R Rotzell were married in a taxicab in the hospital courtyard today. Witnesses officiated from inside and around the vehicle as bridesmaids were absent due to the ceremony being held after Smith collapsed in the cab following a trip to City Hall for a license. The couple headed home with the wife acting as nurse on the honeymoon journey from the shop to his residence.
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New York
C. H. Smith
Bellevue Hospital
L. R. Rotzell
Smith
He Shogpita
Nuree
Office opens in court house after fire loss
Dr. Voorhies county health officer, whose office was destroyed by fire, has opened a new office on the third floor of the court house.
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Dr. Voorhies
Playing Cards Taxes Rise in November Receipts
Washington reports $61,831 paid in taxes on playing cards for November, up $11,461 from 1908. The November statement shows broad increases in internal revenue items with a net rise of $2,695,717. Major gains include $1,232,909 on distilled liquor, $273,490 on cigars, $196,644 on cigarettes, $207,888 on manufactured tobacco, and $606,947 on fermenting liquors. November total receipts were $24,310,717 with five-month fiscal totals at $118,358,163 versus $196,684,063 a year earlier.
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Washington
United States
Price onces on senator s head
Col James Gordon of Okolona named by Governor Noel to succeed the late A. J. McLaurin as United States Senator. Gordon, once suspected in Lincoln’s assassination conspiracy, had a $10,000 reward offered for his capture. He fled to Canada, then returned after aiding Gen Dix to prove his innocence.
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J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia
Col. Gordon
Booth
Lincoln
Canada
Gordon
New York Cavary
New Yorker
Dix
New York
Mine at Artemus Ky Reported on Fire
Knoxville Tenn December 28 T M Jones in charge of the Knoxville mine rescue station received a message summoning him to Artemus Kentucky where the Cumberland mine was reported on fire. He left with full equipment and should have reached the scene at midnight. No information yet on whether miners are imprisoned. The mine is owned by George L Carter interests.
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Knoxville
Tenn
T. M. Jones
Knoxville Mina Regene
Artemus
Cumberland
George L. Carter
Joint Debate Promises Clash Over Judiciary Race
A potential joint debate among candidates for Attorney General and judges is discussed for next Saturday in Columbia. Thomas H. Peebles and Torsee Frierson have signaled openness to a joint meeting if all judge candidates participate. Peebles filed at primary headquarters with $80 as he seeks the Attorney General nomination. McLaurine and Frierson are expected to enter, while Boyd’s plans remain unclear.
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Frierson and McLaurine
Columbia
Thomas H. Peebles
Torsee Frierson
Jutver Point
Offeast
Thoras H. Peebles
Betue
Smiser
Mr. Peebles
R H McLanurine
Horace Frierson
Boyd
Chattanooga Boy Ends His Life in Home on Missionary Ridge
Ross MacRae a 20 year old well known Chattanooga youth and grandson of John W. Faxon, died by a self inflicted pistol shot at about 4 PM in his parents home on Missionary Ridge. He had been ill three days and confined to his room. friends and family rushed to aid after the shot, but he died minutes later.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ross MacRae
John W. Faxon
J. M. MacRae
Missionary Ridge
Young MacRae
Fred
Phvatcfank
Mackae
Maury Farmers Meet at Court House Discuss Lamb Club
Maury County Live Stock Growers Association plans a Monday meeting at 1 o'clock at the Court House to discuss forming a Lamb club to raise lamb prices, and to consider a Maury county farmers summer school. A secretary’s card prompts all to attend for general discussions on oats, Lamb club formation, and a potential summer school.
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Maury
Court House
Woodlettaville
Goodletteville
Maury County
Murphy
the Herald
The
Columbia Heraia
Manly County Parmers’ and
Live Rock Growers’ Association
A. E. Murphy
Crew Abandons Vessel In Gale Near Cape Henry
The three masted schooner Nettie Champion, loaded with lumber, sailed from Norfolk to New York on December 22. Abandoned after wreck and waterlogging, the crew of Captain Lloyd and up to five others disappeared. the ship was sighted thirty-five miles southeast of Cape Henry by the Radiance’s captain. The crew’s fate remains unknown as they likely used the yawl boat to escape.
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Norfolk
Maser
Nettie Champion
New York
Cape Henry
Dunn
Radiance
Lloyd
Rock Island Stock A Flurry In New York Trading
Reported today after witness examination in the Rock Island Investigation before the Stock Exchange committee a brokerage house tied to the Rock Island syndicate ordered fifteen brokers to buy 2000 shares at market before the Exchange opened Monday. As the stock began to rise brokers rushed in to buy and short sellers covered, fueling a sensational price surge.
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New York
Rock Island
Stocx Exchange
Afteen
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Cupid
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Price
Mississippi
Thomas HH. Peebles
Mongay
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