Prominent Citizen Dies After Illness at Columbia
J Rosenthal dean of Columbia s Jewish colony and leading county figure dies at 67 after a prolonged illness following his third stroke Born in Germany he came to Columbia as a youth built a 41 year business career and grew to own a major store on West Seventh Street Survived by two daughters Bertha and Rebecca Rosenthal his wife having died years ago Interment will be held at Temple Cemetery Nashville with services tomorrow where he will be mourned by many friends.
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J. Rosenthal
Coluimbia
W. Eighth Street
Rosenthal
Bertha
Rebecca Rosenthal
Temple Cemetery
Nashville
Germany
Columbia
W. Seventh Street
Taft Braving the Snow for a Washington Walk
December 26 reports President Taft and Mrs. Taft walking more than an hour through snow from the White House unaccompanied aside from Secret Service. Mrs Taft denies hostile reports about her health as flowers pour in from the Waite House to hospitals and institutions.
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Washington
Horse Sale Under Chancery Decree in Columbia Tennessee
William Hoppe court sale in Columbia Tennessee per decree from October 1902 to dispose of three horses including a day mare about 16 hands and a brown colt with white stripe. Sale January 3 1910 at noon at courthouse door, cash in full, redemption waived. Ohio December 10 1909 A N Akin D M 210 179 2431.
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William Hoppe
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Ohio
Auction Sale of Howard Estate Personal Property and Farms
On December 29 1908 at nine in the morning on the Howard farm near Enterprise Maury County Tennessee the estate of Bithal Howard deceased will sell horses mules sheep hogs farming tools reapers mowers binders drills harrows corn and other personal property with terms cash under 310 and notes due in twelve months for larger amounts. The sale will also rent the 735 acre Enterprise area farm and the 110 acre Campbellsville Pike tract to the highest bidder. W J Howard administrator.
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Quite Howard
Enterprise
Maury County
Tennessee
Bithal Howard
James Howard
Campbellaville Pike
Columbia
W. J. Howard
Adm
Burglars Fire On Store In Jackson Area Heist
Jackson Tenn December 23 a dawn burglary at T J Smiths two miles west of Jackson aimed to blow a $300 safe. Four men, whites, fired on Mr Smith from the porch as he assisted his frightened wife. They took cash and a shotgun, escaped, bloodhounds on trail. A $60 reward offered. Suspected as gang active south of here with recent safes blown in Hickory Valley Hardeman County and Michian City Mississippi.
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Jackson
Tenn
Dar
T J Smith
Hickory Valley
Hardeman County
Michian City
Mississippi
Phoenix National Bank Names Executive Lineup
The Phoenix National Bank announces executives including J. L. Hutton as President and W. A. Dale Jo, J. L. Hutton, J. Lem Thomas with 4H, O. Fulton, EB, E. McLemore, F. D. Chaffin, D. F. Watkins, W. T. Frierson, J. A. Oakes, W. B. Greenlaw, HH. Hill, and a value of $125,000.00 noted in the roster.
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Jo. L. Hutton J
Lem Thomas
O. Fulton
Dinner With The Host Not Present In New York
Andrew Carnegie slipped on an icy spot in Central Park injuring his left knee and could not attend a dinner at his home or a meeting at Carnegie Hall. The gathering, arranged with Gov Hughes and Columbia President Butler among others, proceeded in his absence with Dr Henry Pritchett presiding. President Taft could not attend due to a storm.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Central Park
Taft
Carnegie
Henry Smith Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Carnegie Hall
Negro Mob That Did Not Show Up in Chattanooga
Late tonight in South Chattanooga a white man Arch Wray was accused of killing WH Fulton and injuring a 14 year old girl, Qerl Homer. Sheriff Conner sent officers to disperse groups of black residents. no lynching attempt was found.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Arch Wray
Fulton
Qerl Homer
Conner
Mississippi Has a New Senator
Gov Noel announces Col. James Gordon of Okolona as United States Senator to fill the unexpired term of three years and three months after the death of A. J. McLaurin. The appointment is temporary and Gordon will not seek the unexpired term, with the Legislature to elect at a later date on January 11.
Blonde Hair Causes Trouble in St Louis
Mrs William J Whillen a St Louis woman with famous long blonde hair was assaulted as she left home for church. An unidentified man slashed her hair with a razor and dragged her into a hallway where she lay unconscious for an hour. This attack is the third in two weeks and she is 28 years old.
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ST. Louis
Dee
William J. Whllen
Burial of T. M. Kennedy Follows Rose Home
The remains of Mr. T. M. Kennedy were buried from the Rose residence on Monday afternoon. He lived on the Rose plantation at Waverly for years and was respected for his noble traits. A Confederate veteran, Camp Ben Robertson sent representatives to honor him. Edward Kennedy of Mayhew and his four sons attended, as Rev. Sydenstricker and Dorsey led funeral rites and interment occurred at Greenwood cemetery.
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T. M. Kennedy
S. EB. F. Rose
Kennedy
Waverly
Rose
Ben Robertson
Edward Kennedy
Mayhew
Mesars
Sydenstricker
Dorsey
Greenwood Cemetery
West Point
Mins
Suitor Fatally Wounds Rival in Jealousy Clash
In Gallatin two miles from town a Christmas morning dispute ended when Cardwell in a farmyard fight drew a long knife and slashed Williams across the neck. The weapon severed an external artery but a quick bandage saved his life. Cardwell fled. officers pursue him as Williams lingers, hope for recovery remains.
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Gallatin
Willams
Itseema
Cardwell
Williams
Jae
Thrice-a-Week World offer with Columbia Herald bundle
The Thrice-a-Week World presents itself as a fair news source, promising impartial reporting across languages. The offer states a $1.00 yearly subscription for 156 issues and a combined one-year deal with The Columbia Herald for $1.66, compared to a $2.00 value if bought separately.
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The
New York World
Columbia Herald
Heney Sues Crocker for Libel Over Open Letter
San Francisco lawyer Francis J. Heney files a $250,000 libel suit in New York against California magnate William S. Crocker. The action centers on an open letter bearing Crocker’s name published December 3 in a New York evening paper defending and later withdrawing support for Heney in the San Francisco graft prosecutions.
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New York
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
William 8. Crocker
California
Mr. Heney
Mr. Crocker
Rome discusses Albert accession in cipher dispatch
Paris dispatch summary notes Cardinal Merry del Val urging a Catholic entourage for King Albert to counter liberal and socialist leanings in Rome. Cipher message also advises confirming Leopold's marriage to Baronesse Vaughan to calm Catholic conscience amid the accession turmoil.
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Paris
Petit Republique
Merry del Val
Nupero
Brussels
Albert
Rome
Leopold
BaronewesVughan
Mine Disaster at Herrin Ends Eight Lives
An explosion at the Chiten & Corte coal mine in Herrin Illinois killed eight or more workers and injured many. Rescue efforts recovered dead and injured as authorities worked to combat afterdamp and fires, with several miners later expected to survive.
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ST Louis
Chiten & Corte. Fille Coal Company
Herrin
Li Iaty
Non Aginett
Tuie
Associated Press
Vhiy
Thomas Williams
George Snyder
Salvatore Greeco
Pietro Romeo
Thomas Harber
James Guinney
Robert Hueston
Pierce
Hueston
Hodler
Snyder
Greece
Rames
Concen
Harber
Guinney
Lursu
Pierre
Youth's Companion Calendar Preview for 1910 Venitian Scene
The Youth's Companion calendar offers subscribers a beauty calendar for the new year with a thirteen color lithograph by Thomas Moran. The 1910 calendar features a Venetian title panel and a prominent gallery of Moran’s painting, promising a valued keepsake for readers who pay the subscription of $1.76.
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Youth Companion
1Tat
Thomas Moran
Fils Venotli
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Maury National Bank
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Wheeler
W. P Ridley
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G. T. Hughes
J. P. Brownlow
R C Church
W. P. Ridley
J. F. Brownlow
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W. Fry
Phoenix National Bank
J. L. Hutton
W.A. Dale
H. O. Fulton
J. Russell
W. A. Dale
T. C. Webster
EB. E. McLemore
F. D. Chaffin
D.F. Watkins
R. L. McKinney
W. T. Frierson
J. A. Oakes
EB. Jones
W. B. Greenlaw
HH. Hill
Gov
Noel
Capt
Gordon
Stearns & Foster Mattress
Frank G. Cook
Tooke
Werner
Dickens
Scott
Thackeray
Poe
Muhlbach
Tissot
Shakespeare
Werner Company Department
Akron
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HENEY
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Wey
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Hloingie
W. T. Pierce
Eugene Barret
Pe Novo
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