Work of the County Squires
County Court met in quarterly session electing W B Greenlaw as County Attorney at 700 per year plus 250 over last year. Prof P W Dodson re elected County Superintendent of Public instruction at 1500 salary. Lamonar Webster janitor salary 220 monthly. Notaries public elected including W M Chillin and W C Whitthorpe. Turnpike commissioners named L S Lamar J M Andrews T M H Nixon G G Puckett M Jones. Bridge repair committee report approved for Globe Creek bridge at 2000 cost with Marshall county to build approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Greenlaw, Esq
P. W. Dodson
Pabie Bastruction
Donsco
A. GO. Allen
Piammar Webster
Court House
Pyammer Webster
Alfred Monroe II
Charney Kurgaeson
Lansdown
W. M Chillin
HH. M. Alpine
W.C. Whitthorpe
Chandler
J.C. Nelson
William Biount
W.B. Wood
J. M. Fitzgerald
R. , Guest
John T. Tucker
Globe Creek
Marshall County
Columbia
Maury County
Lewisburg
Hannibal Citizen Saved by New Discovery
J J Lilly of Hannibal Missouri credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a remarkable recovery from typhoid fever to pneumonia after failing other treatments. He says one bottle gave relief, full recovery follows, praising it as the surest fast-acting cure for lung troubles. Trial bottle offered at W B Woldridge's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lilly
Hannibal
W. PB
Woldridge's
A Commendable Enterprise in Stenography Service
A new co part nership in Columbia forms Miss EB Schaub and Mrs Annie Mayes Bowen to run a stenographic and typing office. The venture offers legal briefs copying and general manuscript work from rooms 14 and 18 in the Masonie building. Schaub brings years of experience including Gov. Taylor era private stenography and Athenaeum teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
F Schaub
Mra
Annie Mayes Bowen
J. Maret Mayes
Masonie
Alan
Ladite
Mies Schaub
The
Athenaeum
Gov. Taylor
A.B. Rains
Bowen
Turkey Shoot Draws Colombia Fans at Glendale
A turkey shoot Saturday at Glendale attracted about twenty five sport lovers from Colombia. Men who wed a rifle along with Jake Harlan and Erle Voss with shotguns killed four birds. A shoot will be held each Saturday until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Colombia
Jake Harlan
Erle Voss
Counterfeiters At Work In Tennessee Area
A bold gang of counterfeiters is operating in and around Roxville and Johnson City Tennessee. Local authorities warn that both silver coins and currency are being circulated by the group and urge vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxville
Tenn, L
Johnson City
Tenn
Bryan's New Paper and Its Frat Ties Mentioned
A fragment notes William Jennings Bryan launching a new publication linked to a university fraternity. The brief hints at campus ties and the potential spread of his influence through the student press, with no firm dates or locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Paying off R R bonds in Columbia area reported
The city plans to redeem 25000 of the original railroad bonds tied to the Duck River Valley line now used by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis railway from Lawlieburg to Columbia. A sinking fund has built up to about 25000, with part in cash and part in securities to be realized. Also noted are a calendar offering from the Chattanooga Medicine Company and local business notices including Freeman and Davis lumber yard openings on South High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombia
Duck River Valley
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Lawieburg
Columbia
Chattanooge Medicine Company
Galveston
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Messrs
MA. Kreeman
W. E. Davis
South High Street
Mr. Freeman
T A. Wallace
Phosphate in New Zealand Visit by Mr Ewing
Mr Ralph Ewing of Craigowin Dunedin New Zealand tours this county with phosphate rock specimens from New Zealand He will visit Florida South Carolina and Tennessee and also bring U S mined rat specimens He is courteous and gains friends though he doubts New Zealand phosphate will affect U S prices due to distance and freight costs
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Ralph Ewing
Craig'owin
Dunedin
New Zealand
Wing
Florida
South Carolina
Tennessee
United States
Ewing
Australia
Europe
Circuit Court Session Promises Busy Term In Maury County
Maury County Circuit Court convened Monday morning with juries drawn. Grand Jury foreman John T. Ak in and members named. Jury No 1 and Jury No 2 listed with numerous jurors. Many cases on docket. several crowded to next term. court expected to run about six weeks. Also notices of patent medicine ads and Fry Hodge Drug Co formation announced from Marshall Messenger.
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Holding
Maury County
John T.akin
J. H Morgan
James A. Bell
O. Ly McBride
Ro M. Brady
John Jones
W. L Glenn
Crockett Jones
Price Smith
John Moore
David McMurry
Z. Pax
William Johnson
T. E. Jamison
Ed Lockhart
J. L. Brown
W. A. Glenn
J Ly Grissom
J. H. Welsh
L. W. Beatt
J. T. Hill
WN Curry
B.S Alderson
Frank Mitchoner
J. L. Ayers
RB. Watson
Howe Massey
J.T. Me
Clanalan
A. A. Kennedy
Dennis Hicks
Dave Harris
R. D. Culberson
J.T
EB. J. Fry
Fry- Hodge Drug Co
Emory
Fry
Will R. Hodge
Edwin J. Fry
KE. J. Fry
First National Bank
Marshall Wholesale Grocery Co
Marshall Dry Goods O
Texas Wholesale Drug Co
Fry-Hodge Drug Co
Messenger
Marshall
Texas) Messenger
Hodge
Columbia
Ellison Seeks Legal Separation in Nashville Suit
Mrs. W. B. Ellison files in Chancery Court for divorce from W. R. Ellison on grounds of failure to provide. The husband shot his brother in law Roward Sinclair near Allensville Kentucky a year ago, fled to the country, then South Africa. Sinclair recovered. Ellison a noted crack shot. The couple reportedly never lived happily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
W. BR. Ellison
W. R. Ellison
Ellison
Roward Sinclair
Russellville
Allensville
Sinclair
Islard
South Africa
Cashier Remme Arrested in Newport Bank Case
Edward Remme cashier of the German National Bank in Newport was arrested on charges of violating federal banking laws and aiding the defaulting assistant cashier Frank M. Brown. Bank Examiner Tucker suggests an informer tipped Brown about the books review. Remme posted $25,000 bond for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edward Remme
Hail Prevention by Cannons and Gusty Bun Device
Fifteen thousand cannons in Italy dissipate hail clouds using a specially prepared bun, hailed by grape growers as effective. An American consul confirms hailclouds have often been scattered this way. certain locales last summer saw no hail while others faced heavy losses. A wager of 1015 dollars sees two Austrians roll a 440 pound empty barrel from Vienna to Paris in fifty days through Munich and Strasbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Vienna
Paris
Munich
Strasburg
Provinces of Canada Puzzle Mocked by British Reader
An excerpt cites the London Chronicle noting that many Britons would struggle to name the Canadian provinces if challenged by a school inspector. The quip highlights ignorance about Canada’s geography and mocks such gaps in knowledge among educated Britons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten
Canada
Dominion of Canada
The
London Chronicle
Som Anime Al Drop FT And Bownt Chemuere New York
A brief entry notes Som Anime and Al Drop linked to FT and BOWNT in Chemuere New York with minimal context. The item records a local naming connection involving organizations and place, suggesting a community or event note in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Drop
FT & Bownt
Chemuere New York
Sultan’s Silver Jubilee Preparations Under Way
Great preparations are underway for the sultan’s silver jubilee on Aug 71 as he marks 26 years on the throne. Poets and historians are crafting accounts of his works and deeds for translation and publication across the realm.
Lincoln Birth Celebration Plans Announced in New York
Gen Muw ard disclosed at a People's Choral Union meeting at Cooper Union that President McKinley will speak at Lincoln’s birthday celebration on February 11. Gov. O'Dell will preside, Col Henry Watterson will lecture, and Sred Ke Brookes will read a Lincoln poem. The event features a union choir, led by Peau Damrowh, and music from the Fifth U.S. Artillery Band.
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New York
Gen
CO. Muward
People’s Choral Union
Lin Cooper Union
McKinley
Atenharm Lincoln
Hell
Coenegie
Gov. O'Dell
Col
Menry ‘Watterson
Louisville
Lincoln
Sred Ke Brookes
Ekeral ‘Union
Peau Damrowh
Fifth
United States Artillery
To Turn State Evidence in Omaha Kidnap Plot
An Omaha writer linked to Kiddie Cudahy offered to turn state evidence against conspirators for immunity. Officials, including the police chief and Cudahy, have granted guarantees, tied to a Lincoln hideout and a case surrounding state witnesses. The report notes complex ties to organized crime and immunity deals.
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Omaha
Submarine Boat Trials At Cherbourg In January
Reports from Cherbourg describe important submarine boat trials attended by French officials including M. De Lanessan and Gen. Andre. The Narval and Impregnable participated in maneuvers observed from the roadstead, highlighting naval testing activities of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Jan
M. Delanessan
Gen. Andre
Morse
M. de Lanessan
Narval
Chinese Cheater and Lost Knowledge Claim
A remark asserts that if all Chinese classes were destroyed, enough knowledge would persist to allow one million men in China to reproduce them from memory. The claim frames the resilience of education and memory against institutional collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
County ‘Squires
W. 8. Greenlaw, Esq
Salamen Fixed
Bryan
R. R. Bonds
Bucklen
Patna
Woldridge
Drugeiets
Circuit Court IN Session
Dr. Klug
Zeach
Remme
Licoln
Carneety Hall
Cudahy Kidwayers
Anton J. Dittmar
Asher Wertheimer
London
George J. Gould
Countess de Castellane
Count de Castellane
Supreme Court
Samuel Undermeyer
Dittmar
Justice Reneh
Venexzuela
Willemstad
Curacoa
Haytien
Venezuela
Loomis
New York & Mermides Asphalt Co
la Guayra
Buffalo
Hartford
Scorpion
Marietta, O
Wm. Chidhester
Thomas
Florence
James Gordon
Chicago
Roc
Dongola
Aginc
Catterfield & Dodson
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