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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

Page

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Convention Next Tuesday in Maury County Republicans Meet

Trouble arose at a Maury county Republican executive meeting over a resolution excluding Federal office holders from a upcoming March convention. The body, held in Columbia, adopted harmony and endorsed President Roosevelt and Taft for governor, pledging support to G. N. The resolution was withdrawn amid debate on party unity.

Hopkins & McKnight Cheary Columbia Dickson Tenn Nashville William Barker W. M. Taft Republican Executive Committee Maury County Jackson Cheirman Hopkins Barker E. L. Gregory Col A. M. Hughes Harmony Col. Hughes Mr. Gregory Maury Hopkins Gregory Roosevelt G. N

Berkshire Congress selects Atlanta for next meeting

National Berkshire Congress met in Nashville on February 25 and chose Atlanta as the next meeting site. A spring meeting was slated for Michigan while committees were appointed.

Herald Nashville Tenn National Berkshire Congress Atlanta Michigan

Statement From Col Hughes Clarifies Washington City Absence

Col A M Hughes said he knew all about the matter only after returning home from Washington City several days ago. He spoke amid charges against commate Mi word Detoe Gathin, asserting his knowledge of the events and denying any prior involvement or awareness.

A.M. Hughes the Herald Hughes Washington City

Sargent Will Case Opens in Circuit Court

The Sargent will case begins in Circuit Court with numerous witnesses and a preliminary on jurisdiction to decide if the decedent was a citizen of Maury County Tennessee or Mississippi. After jurisdiction is settled the hearing proceeds. A new suit was filed by W J Riggins vs J C Davis and several continuances were noted in other cases against L N and related parties.

Sargent Maury County Mississippi Tennessee Platetiff W. J. Riggins J. C. Davis C. L. Smith Susan Brown G. L. Ragan

Ananias Club in Session Ends in Humorous Riff

A lively Ananias Club gathering dissolves in a string of tall tales and jokes about a cherry tree, ballots, and local characters. The scene features Brit, the Drummer, Squire Jim, and a humorous toast to placing Squire in nomination, ending with an orderly adjournment.

Porter Accepts Call to Aspen Hill Church

Rav J B Porter, long serving pastor of Tabernacle, resigned Sunday and left Tuesday for Aspen Hill in Giles County where he accepted the call. Porter previously preached at Aspen Hill before joining Cabembia church.

Aspen Hill J. B. Porter Thin JP. Tabernacle Spen Hill Giles County Porter Wee

Grand Jury for Carmack Critiques Republicans Open Fight

A Maury County grand jury reports strong local support for EK W Carmack in the governor race and a direct primary. Judge notes public mood favors Carmack and criticizes Republican claims as seen in a poll of thirteen jurors. Four Republicans among the panel were excluded. ten Democrats back Carmack and direct nomination.

Maury EK. W. Carmack Circuit Court C. T. Looney Looney State Committee Nashville Carmack

Water Ordinance Passed By Board On Third Reading

A special meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen was held Thursday night to pass the Pure Water ordinance on third reading. Little other business occurred besides committee reports on departmental achievements.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

McPherson Prieve Extended to Prevent Sunday Execution

Nashville Tenn February 20 Gov Patterson extended John McPherson's reprieve to eleven days to avoid a Sunday execution date. The earlier ten day limit would have forced the sentence to fall on Sunday. The governor will consider commuting the sentence to life imprisonment as the delay continues.

Nashville Tenn Patterson John McPherson

Half Century Returns After Fifty Years at Mars Hill Church

Rev. W. T. Ussery of Columbia preached his first sermon fifty years ago at Mars Hill Baptist Church on Robertson Park and delivered another sermon there last Sunday after a long lapse. Local congregants and attendees noted the revival mood and potential for regular services again.

Lynnville Techn W. T. Ussery Columbia Mars Hi Baptist Church Robertson Park

New aspirant for tax assessor joins race in Santa Fe

Ben Cowley of Santa Fe declares candidacy for tax assessor subject to Democratic primary. A young, capable Democrat, Cowley formerly lived in Columbia and has solid support from friends. Two candidates are in the race with possible additional announcements expected in days ahead.

Ben Cowley Santa Fe Cowley Columbia

Disbar Federal Office Holders Move Highlighted by Hull Bill

Washington Feb 26 Representative Hull introduced a bill prohibiting government appointees from serving as delegates to political organizations or national conventions and from holding political office. Violations would be a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 dollars and discharge from government service. Nashville Feb 21 A state Democratic primary directing sub committee announced leadership selections and a candidate for railroad commissioner reelection.

Washington, D. C Hull Herald Nashville Tenn State Committee Carmack W. H. Hartford Patterson Wm. Brandon Morrow Bancroft Murray Frank Avent

First Foal At Ewell Farm Born From Belle McEwen Mare

The fire foal of the year at Ewell Farm is a bay filly by Jobo R Gentry out of Belle McEwen. Belle McEwen, raced at Ewell Farm last season, carried the foal through four wins in six starts under trainer W H Ewing, now at Montgomery, Alabama. Owner W J Masses of Macon, Ga, Idle Hour Stock Farm, plans to breed the mare back to John BR Gentry before racing again.

Ewell Farm Bors Friday Jobo R Gentry Belle McEwen W. H. Ewing Montgomery Ala W. J. Masses Macon Idle Hour Stock Farm John BR. Gentry

Beckwith brothers sell store to Odil and Odil

Meacrs John and Zander Beckwith of Spring Hill sold their store house and stock of goods to Odil and Odil. An aunt of the Beckwiths recently presented them a fertile 1500 acre farm on the Tennessee river near Florence Alabama. They will spend much time managing the farm though they will not move to Alabama immediately.

John Zander Beckwith Spring Hill Odil Messrs Beckwith Tennessee River Florence Ala Alabama

Negroes Found Guilty in Brownsville Shooting

Washington February 26 eight members of the Senate Military Affairs Committee conclude the Brownsville Texas shooting of August 18 1906 was carried out by some of the Twenty fourth United States Infantry negro soldiers but fail to identify the specific guilty parties four members opposed the decision one did not vote the Lodge resolution declaring guilt was adopted after substitutes from Foraker Dupont and Scott were defeated

Washington Brownsville Tex Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Senate Committee On Military Affairs Lodge Foraker Dupont Scott

Frazier to Prepare Democrats Report in Hardin County

Washington Feb 20 Senator Frazier has been tapped by the committee of military affairs to prepare their report on the Brownsville investigation. Three reports will be issued, the majority upholding the President’s action, and the Democrats’ report now being prepared by Senator Preere Caltilg. Feb 26 Caltilg notes primary action, with fraud fears replacing a direct primary.

Washington Frazier Gann Corade Sgemiers Committee of Military Affaira Brownsville Preere Caltilg Tein State Committee Qese Thon

Smith Thomas Fast Horses In Races at Gowd Side Park

Trainer Smith Thomas boasts a strong stable at Gowd Side Park with twenty pacers and trotters. Notable entries include Sandy Hal 2 10%, Little Buddy 2 18%, Eunice Evelyn W 2 15%, Alice L 2 21%, and promising greens Marlen by Adbine Endless Geers Direct. Thomas plans northern campaigning in June then Southern Poly Circuit to pursue large purses.

Saith Thomas Gowd Side Park Sandy Hal Little Buddy Eunice Evelyn W Alice L Marlen Adbine Geers Direct Welter Chreat Geers W. P. Woldridge Thomas Wil Southern Poly

Chaffin Bros Sell Will Direct to Barlow Bar

Chaffin Bros sold the promising pacer Will Direct 2:18 by Direct Hal to B L Flinn of Barlow, Ala, with a private price. They also moved a six month Walter Direct colt to Mr Me Neel of Marietta Ga at a satisfactory price. A Memphis writer praises Walter Direct progeny and predicts strong pacing speed and potential as a sire.

Chaffin Bros Will Direct Direct Hal B. L. Flinn Barlow Bena Als Walter Direct Neel Marietta Mr. Geer Memphis

Bryant visiting here after acquittal in Vestal murder case

W. S. Bryant, recently acquitted at Cookeville on a murder charge, visited his uncle John Bryant at Cullooka, and the pair spent Tuesday in Columbia. John Bryant aided his nephew financially during the recent trouble as trial costs reached between $4,000 and $5,000.

W. S. Bryant Cookeville Chalmers Vestal John Bryant Cullooka Columbia

Maury County Teachers Meeting Program Card

A brief program note for a Maury County teachers meeting listing a March 7th date and speakers. The document cites introductory remarks by O. Dube and mentions a lecture on education theory by Prof. James A Westie, with page reference 680.

Maury County Ape James A Westie

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Berkshire Georgia City Marshall Countian State Democratic Executive Committee Frale Brit Marshal Maraball Cherrien Marshall County Anid Squire Jim Squire Spoon Bruce Marshall Blach T. H. Porter Finis Garrett Lashes PARTY Democrats Republican Party House of Representatives Garrett Southland M’pherson Coancesuan Wuss Wernomuce Liberties John A. Gentry 24Th Infantry Hardin County Maury Countian South Side Park Chaffin Bros. Sell
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