Peace in Danger Looms Over China Regent Crisis
Reports from Jan 1 recount the dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai and the rise of Liang Tun Yen to the Foreign Board vacancy. Western ministers warn of endangered peace as Britain United States Germany and Japan seek a united response while China faces court moves and possible anti dynastic plots.
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John N. Jordan
Rockhill
Foreign Board
Grat
Britain
United States
Germany
Yuan Shi Kai
Japan
China
Gireses
Kang- Yui Wei
Yuan
Shi Kai
Liang Tun Yeu
Pekin
Yang Shi Liang
Chi-Li
Prince Ching
Board of Foreign Affairs
Dalzel Disputes Payne Remark as Unprintable Comment
The report notes that Dalzel did not tell Payne the phrase the jig is up. Instead, Dalzel spoke in terms that cannot be printed.
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Dalzel
Payne
Dobbins Suffers Violent Fall and Injuries
W B Dobbins sustained a violent fall Saturday evening after stepping on a loose plank that tilted up, leaving him with a broken nose and painful bruises. He explains the incident and notes lasting pain, while the piece mentions The Herald and a remark about Rockefeller.
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W. B. Dobbing
Mr. Dobbins
Alleged Night Riders Are Fairly Average Citizens
In Union City on January 1, defense in the night rider trials spent the day piling up alibi and character testimony while the State demolished it. Witnesses testified the defendants bore good reputations yet were generally believed to be night riders. One witness admitted collecting a purse to cover defense expenses. Jury restless, seeking longer sessions to finish the case soon. Judge Jones urged restraint and the new year peace.
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Union City
Peon
Efendania
Jonek
PUPILS HEAD BACK AS SPRING TERM OPENS ACROSS SCHOOLS
Schools begin the spring term after about ten days of vacation. Public schools resume today with light work and lesson plans for tomorrow while Columbian Military Academy and Columbia Institute start tomorrow except for the institute’s primary department which resumes today.
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Columbian Military Academy
Columbia Institute
Spring Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Institute
Academy
Land Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee
On February 19 1909 at noon the mortgagee will sell one half interest in a 5 acre tract in the 9th Civil District Maury County Tennessee at the Columbia Court House. The sale funds a debt owed by Clarence Gordon Owen with costs of foreclosure and excludes homestead rights.
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Pace
M. C
Maury County
Tennessee
Bowseldom
Brown Kinser
W. C. Joyce
Thos. Letsinger
Gabriel Gant
Mahalah Harlan
Clarence Gordon Owen
Court House
Columbia
Sjansz W. B. Turner
Sheriff Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee
A public sale of a 35 acre tract in Maury County bounded by Gilliam Wy Park Bry ant and Dillehay is ordered in the court case C C Denton versus Bill Patton. The sale at the Maury County Court House in Columbia on January 30 1909 will settle the judgment with Bill Patton life estate noted.
Notice of sale of undivided land interest in Maury County
By writ of venditioni exponas from Maury Circuit Court a 1 6 interest in 95 acre tract in the St Civil District Maury County Tenn is to be sold for cash at the courthouse on Saturday January 30 1909 during lawful hours to satisfy a judgment in favor of G W McConnell against L D McKelvey with costs and interest. Love Webb Sheriff. J L White deputy sheriff.
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Maury Counsty
Tenn
O. W. McConnell
L. D. McKelvey Prin
M. G. McKelvey
Dale O
Columbia
St. Civil District
Maury County
M.G. McKelvey
McKibbon
Smith
L. D. McKelvey
G. W. McConnel
Love Webb
D. Sheriff
Death Toll Mounts At Lick Branch Mine Disaster
Bluefield West Virginia December 31. Forty eight bodies have been recovered from the Lick Branch colliery after last Tuesday’s explosion. Officials fear the death total may reach sixty as the number of workers in the mine at the time is unknown due to flexible shifts. Mining records show inspector D R Philips visited in August reporting good ventilation and safe conditions. Investigators are studying the scene, with findings not yet released.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Lick Branch
Mining Department
D. R. Philips
Maury County Land Auction Under Decree
In Maury County Tennessee the County Court will auction a 61 acre tract near Columbia known to contain phosphate rock. Sale on January 9 1908 at noon at the courthouse door with one third cash and two year credit terms, notes and land security required. H W Thomas Clerk. Apres & Phebles Solicitors.
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Lottie Wiley
Maury A
Tennessee
Maury Count
Corn House
Columbia
William and
E. J. Morrison
John Wiley
H. W. Thomas
Apres & Phebles
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
The County Court of Maury County orders four weeks publication in the Columbia Weekly Herald for non residents W A Sowell Nebraska Everett Miss Cass Sowell John Bancomb Mrs J Sims T L Bancomb Mrs J Ricket Fay Compton Ralph Compton Archie Compton Randy Compton to appear by the first Monday in February 1909 or plead to the bill. failure to respond will be taken as confessed.
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J. A. Sowell
Maury County
Tennessee
W. A Sowell
Nebraska
Everett
Cass
Sowell
John Bancomb
J. Sims
T. L. Bancomb
J. Rickett
Fay Compton
Ralph Compton
Archie Compton
Randy Cointon
State of
Columbia Werly Herald
Columbia
Pebristy
H. W. Thomas
J.C, Voorhies
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court
Clerk and Master's Office in Columbus Tennessee issues notice in the case W H Sherrod Admr versus Joe London et al stating AIn Denham Mary Lewis and Mary Clagett are non residents of Tennessee The defendants must appear or plead within the next term starting April 8 1908 or the bill will be confessed and the order published for four weeks in The Columbia Herald with copies to be certified by the Clerk and Master Akin and Dinning represent the court
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Columbia
A. N. Akin
J. He Dinning
Auction Notice of 1 12 Interest in 70 Acre Land Tract
The Sheriff of Maury County Tennessee announces by writs of vendition exponas that on January 30 1909 at the court house door in Columbia the 1 12 undivided interest of Walter Hendrix in a 70 acre tract in the 4th Civil District will be sold for cash to satisfy two judgments against Hendrix in favor of C D Park and A Denham for use of C D Park with costs. The land borders Henry Davidson G W Park Dillehay and White. This notice is dated January 4 1809.
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Circuit Court of
Mary County
Tenn
C. D. Park
Walter Hendrix
W. A. Denham
Hendrix
Columbia
Maury County
Henry Davidson
G. W. Park
Dillehay
White
Walter
A. Denham
Love Webb
J. L. Whith
Thoman’s Electric Soothing Aid Earns Labor Support
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thoman’s electric line to ease cuts burns and bruises. Pain vanishes with use and the sting is taken away as claimed by workers.
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Dr. Thoman
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