Primary to Hold Nomination Vote Favors Direct Primary
The committee selects May 10 19 for a district primary to choose candidates for Circuit Judge and Attorney General. Delegates from Maury Giles Lawrence Wayne Hickman and others elect chairs and set May 7 to canvass returns. The group votes unanimously for a primary with Meredith and Patton dissenting.
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Wenit
David Demomanner
Eratu
Cuit
Emt
Maury
J. Towler
Giles
Parliam
Lawrence
T. H. Meredith
Wayne
W. T. Whitby
Gery
Lewin
Jessie
Carroll
Whitby
Garner
Lawrenceburg
Columbia
Mr. Childers
Lowell Lawrenceburg
Meredith
Messrs
Patton
Eredith
Prescription Drugs and Colamtts at Adams and Martin
Adams and Martin, druggists at No.1 Public Square, sell medicines and related goods from a historic stand. The notice lists prescriptions and general merchandise in a concise local trade item.
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Ball ‘Telephone
Adams & Martin
Pircripsion Druggiets
Puldjec Square
Woldridge
Circuit Court to Convene February Term Amid Notable Civil Docket
February term of Circuit Court will convene to hear the heaviest civil docket in years. Mrs L Pease of Loraine recounts relief from kidney and liver trouble after using three bottles of Bitters, claiming renewed vitality and mobility after years of illness.
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Circuit Court
W.p. Woldridg
Short Sayings From A Noisy Column
A garbled collection of rural proverbs and moral quips. It notes rheumatism as a rich burden, warns against lying, and mocks debts and vanity. Mentions cyclone cellar, hell, and a London poor man, then touts Dr King’s New Life Pills with price and dealer.
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Wille
London
Dr. King
W. P. Woldriege
Drageiat
Morrow Farm Sale Tops Davidson County Property Deals
The Morrow farm on the Cumberland River below the State prison sold to Nathaniel Baxter for 85000. The tract covers six and a half acres. The Senate backs a favorable report on creating a large national reserve in the Appalachian Mountains spanning Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee. A 100 reward is offered for Sam Jackson’s killer in South Pulaski, matching the Jackson family’s offer. A 100000 bill to enlarge Nashville public buildings advances in the Senate. Louisville & Nashville conductor Robert Johnson was shot by a tramp in Pembroke Kentucky and died after returning fire. Bucklin’s Arnica Salve credited for healing burns and exposed sores.
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Davidson County
Morrow
Nathaniel Baxter
Cumberland River
Senate Committee On Forest Reservations
Tn Ap Chian Mountains
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Sam Jackson
South Pulaski
Jackson
Blizzard Grips North Atlantic Coast as Ships Hold Fast
A fierce blizzard rages along the North Atlantic coast with heavy seas forcing ocean liners to stay in lower New York Bay. In the East Minssisai valley cold snaps halt fleet repairs as Prince Henry of Prussia departs Berlin for Kiel to sail to the United States.
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North Atlantic
New York
Minssisai Valley
Prince Henry of Pruasia
Berlin
Kiel
United States
Millionaire Ellie Wainwright Sought Over Beach Bribery Scandal
Ellie Wainwright the president of Stars Brewing Company is wanted by city authorities over a beach bribery scandal. He is reportedly in New York where he resides.
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Ellie Wainwright
The
Stars Brewing Company
New York
Pointed Paragraphs and Paradoxes in Everyday Life
A quirky collection of pithy lines on intellect, family, dance, liberty, timing, and gender. It ponders judgment, speech, and the noise of modern life with concise, wry observations.
War dispatches and Cecil Rhodes contract reported
A London dispatch notes women weeping heard as recruits sailed for South Africa, while another London report says Cecil Rhodes secured a contract worth millions of pounds in South Africa, mentioning Irish troops in the region. The tone mirrors a contemporary Commons discussion.
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London
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
How the People Are Robbed by City National Deal
A subscriber analyzes the City National Bank purchase of the New York custom house parry, tied to Secretary Gage. The bank financed the deal with a noninterest certificate, avoided taxes by not holding title, and collects $130,000 yearly rent while thegovernment held ownership.
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Lprom
Gage
Republican Party
New York
Ion
Raval
Courageous Chicago teachers win tax case against corporations
Miss Margaret Haley and Miss Catherine Coggin led a challenge to the Chicago board of equalization alleging $237 million in corporate property should be taxed. Judge Thompson upheld the lower court ruling, with hopes for US court relief waning, praised as a civic victory for education supporters.
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Margaret A. Haley
Catherine Coggin
Chicago
Board of Equalization
Adee
Supreme Court of
Thompson
United States
Justice
Haley
Goggin
Mule Buyers Here In Alabama Towns
Mule buyers visited Monday including Abraham, R E Saragham, Henderson and Son, K O Lawrence of Troy, Womack of St. Louis, Heron Bros of Dadeville, and W O London of Lewisburg.
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Abraham
Habeas Corpus Case Grants Child to Parents in Landmark Trial
A habeas corpus trial before Chancellor Ater sathy Sacurnay concerns the custody of a two year old child. The Meade family sought care as the child’s guardians while Grant and his wife argued for separation. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, awarding custody to W. J. Webster and J. B. McLe more as Meade’s attorneys noted, the scene was affecting.
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Columbis
Meade
India
Franz
Ite
Ani
Pomecion
Montene Bil
Grant
Owele
W. J. Webster
J. B. McLemore
T. FB. Anthony
Promise Pity, Inc
A. B. Rains
Columbia
Lessons on ambition duty and life from Will Maupin
A pithy quote filled passage discusses ambition, duty, and happiness. It contrasts today and tomorrow, warns against regrettable fantasies, and stresses usefulness and self reliance. It cites Demetrius the silversmith and notes tensions between politics and religion as well as affection and social expectation.
Mass meeting in Chicago inviting Kruger on coronation day
A Chicago mass meeting plans to invite Paul Kruger, president of the South African Republic, to visit June 26 the English king's coronation day. They anticipate up to five hundred thousand signatures and discuss public sentiment toward United States policy and imperial displays. The note mentions potential April arrival to celebrate Jefferson's birthday and offset perceived government actions. It ends with a weather reference to groundhog day predicting forty more days of winter.
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Chicago
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
England
Kruger
United States
Kroger
Jefferson
Penthy Roe
Dark Day in St Louis Shrouds City in Thick Smoke
Feb 2 report describes a pall of smoke halting business and dimming daylight in St Louis. The city lacked breeze to disperse it and travel became dangerous as major offices faced outage and darkness.
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ST. Louis
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