Nicholson Dies in Nashville After Pneumonia Attack
Alfred O. P. Nicholson II dies at a Nashville sanitarium at age 36 from pneumonia. He led Maury county politics, aligned with Gov. Patterson, served on the Tennessee Democratic Executive Committee, and built a long career in insurance. He is survived by his wife Irene Smith and a daughter. His mother and a brother predeceased him.
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Alfred O. P. Nicholson II
Nashville
Pooundnm
Mr. Nicholson
Tennessee
Alfred O. P. Nicholson
Senate of the United States
Supreme Court of
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Nicholson
A. 0. P. Nicholson II
Gordon, Nicholson & Company
Wilson & Regen
Columbia Insurance Agency
Home Insurance Company
New York
Patterson
Maury County
Irene Smith
A. O. P. Nicholson
Columbia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy taken internally. It cites endorsements from F J Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin and urges sales through druggists with testimonials available.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Dru
Patterson returns from Florida as year ends
The Herald reports Governor Patterson arrives back in Nashville after a weeks long Florida sojourn. The item notes caution against opiate cough medicines and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy, urging readers to refuse substitutes and buy genuine Foley's from druggists.
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the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Florida
Appeal 10 Higher Court Dismissed in Fitzgerald Case
Henry Willis dismissed an appeal in the high court concerning arson that damaged a valuable barn. Fred Fitzgerald, noted as a convicted wife murderer, was arrested as the case progresses toward a penitentiary term after ten years in county custody.
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Henry Willis
Fred Fitzgerald
Supreme Court of the State
Maury County
State Penitentiary
Willis
Nashville
Trig
Mrs. Wood
Miss Massey
Mt. Pleasant
J. H. Dinning
J. ©. Voorhles
Percy Chandler
Job Garner
Forgey & Peebles
Rally Hillman Dies After Wounding by Clarks
Elder T D Johnson of Rally Hill dies from injuries after a clash with the Clarks, prompting murder in the first degree charges against J C Clark and son Walter Clark. Investigators note a brutal cutting affray linked to the Hillman death.
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Rally Hillman
Clarks
Dail
T. D. Johnson
Rally Hill
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
J. C. Clark J
Walter Clark
Matrimony Popularity Among Races Cited in Study
A historical brief notes statistics on marriage trends, claiming matrimony interest varies by race. It references a study associated with a figure nicknamed Daniel Cupid, described as busy in the courtship arena, and highlights shifts in marriage patterns discussed in the periodical.
Real estate boom and race patterns in Maury County
Maury County shows a real estate surge with transfers up over forty percent from the prior year and more than ten percent above 1907, totaling nearly one and a half million dollars. Marriage licenses favor whites, with 164 white and 452 black marriages, amid broader census estimates and population about 42,000. Local figures from County Court Clerk Hardin Thomas reflect prosperity returning after a two year downturn.
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Maury County
Daniel Caphol
Dan
Hymen
Hardin Thomas
Maury National Bank Stockholders Meeting Jan 11 1910
Notice announces the regular annual meeting of Maury National Bank stockholders in Columbia Tennessee to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business. OC A Parker cashier signs the notice.
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The
Maury National Bank
Columbia
Tenn
OC. A. Parker
Young Phoenix Savings Bank shows rapid growth
The Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company, formed six months ago, reports total resources above 41 000 with cash near 10 000. A 4 percent semi annual dividend was declared. The bank, regularly examined by the national bank examiner and reported to the Comptroller of the Currency, features a double liability clause and economical management by Phoenix National Bank officers.
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Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
National Bank Examiner
Phoenix National Bank
Cave Spring Phosphate Company Formed in Maury County
The Cave Spring Phosphate company is organized with five incorporators A N Akin J R Bryan C id Akin M B Parlas and P Hatehjer. It will deal in phosphate and mining properties with capital stock of 30000.
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Cave Spring Phosphate Company
Maury County
County Register Lipscomb
A. N. Akin
J. R. Bryan
C. Id. Akin
M. B. Parias
P. Hatehjer
Maury County Dog Registration Yields Tiny Revenue
The 1908 county report shows the dog tax of three dollars per female dog produced only twenty seven dollars from several thousand dogs. The dog law is poorly enforced and considered a simple remedy for LaGrippe offers Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough suppressant and lung helper with warnings about harmful drugs and a yellow package.
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Maury County
Gordon
Phoenix Bank and Trust Directors Report Strong Year
The Phoenix National Bank directors met Friday and reported deposits for 1909 surpassed 1908 by 84000 while profits rose. A dividend equal to profits was declared and premiums on bonds were charged off. The Phoenix Savings Bank directors also met and declared a 4 percent dividend and noted rapid growth of its trust department with fourteen trusts under management in under six months.
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Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments not beyond medical reach. It says it invigorates the body, strengthens the kidneys, and purifies the blood, with backache and rheumatism among treated conditions. Sold by all druggists.
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H. F. Beers
7Th Ave
Peoria
Foley
Yall Drugeists
Cave-in at Leatherwood Mines Corrects Earlier Report
A cave-in near Leatherwood was not on the Middle Tennessee railroad tunnel as first claimed but occurred at the Leatherwood phosphate mines according to a Herald update.
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M. T. Railroad
Leatherwood Mines
Leatherwood
Herald
Middle Tenneases
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P. Nicholson
Gov. Patterson
All Drug Inte
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Bear Creek
W. B. White
Fred Fitsgerald
Fitzgerald
Ripley Steele Place
F. Swansburg
Prop
Daniel Cupid
Thomas
Phoenix
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