Maury County Political Announcements for August Election
A series of official notices authorize candidates for Maury County offices in the Eleventh Judicial District. Names announced include H. B. ell for Attorney General. J. B Garner for Attorney General. Men Childers for Attorney General. Jobe Latte for Sheriff. A Pickard for Sheriff. AL Emerson for Sheriff. Jas ey for Sheriff. Embry for Circuit Court Clerk. Willard P. Worthy for Circuit Court Clerk. John G. Latin for Register. James H. Kannon for Trustee. A L Thomas for County Court Clerk. All subject to Democratic party action and primaries in April 1902.
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St Lawrence County
Elevents Judicial District
J. B Garner
Lawrence Coyne
Atoorney
Thie
Eleventh Judicial
Democratic Bi Weare
Men Childers
Kry
Giles Evanty
Eleventh Judicial District
Democratic Party
Weare
Jobe Latte
Maury County
A . Pickard
Emerson
Sth
Jasey
of Embry
Willard P. Worthy
Tet
Registera Iry
John G. Latin
Register
Maury Gondiy
James H. Kannon
A.L. Thomas
Non-Resident Notice From Chancery Court Columbia Tenn
Clerk and Master issues order in a Tennessee Chancery case against named non residents. Defendants must appear within three days of the next term in Columbia on the first Monday in March 1902 or have bill taken as confessed. Order to be published in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
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Columbia, Tenn
Columbia Herald
Columbia
Tenneame
A.N. Akin
M. W. W. Faw
J. McLemore
Solcitore
Peace in South Africa in King Edward’s Speech
Royal endorsement signals belief peace in South Africa may come soon as King Edward reviews Grenadiers Coldstreams and Scots guards en route to South Africa. The king’s remarks focus on the impending end of the war. other items note Frankfort, Kentucky security actions and ships lost in the Pacific cyclone.
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Edward
South Africa
Guards
Grenadiers
Coldstreams
Scots Guards
London
King Edward the
Our Correspondents. Jan 15 Local Notes and Notices
Lama reports the family sorrow as a mother passes after illness and relatives are notified. Hattie Brown visits Ollie Derryberry while Harold Holman visits his father from the Industrial School. Ernest Farris from Bear Creek attends church. The column closes with LONESOME NELL signing off.
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Lama
W. C Hardison
Blair
Iy Hill
Brown
Berlin
Ollie Derryberry
Berry
Bally Hill
Harold Holman
Tennewee
Pie
Ernest Farris
Bear Creek
Nell
We Jare headquarters for everything in the feed line
A local column from Culleoka notes social events and farm life. The Knights of Pythias banquet at Clover Leat lodge drew about a hundred guests with a fine menu and was a highlight. Neighbors update on moves, farming activity, hog farming efforts, illness in the area, and residents like the Calverts and Miss Porter. The piece closes with the signature BARBARA.
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Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Culleoka
Doctor Boy
Preacher Boy
Rwat
Knights of Pythias
Clover Leat Lodge
Jim Goodrich
Foster House
Foster
Clarence Calvert
Nelae Calverts
Oita Po
Miss Porter
Harris-Graham Training School
Myetic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertisement claims a Myetic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia works within days with rapid relief and removal of causes. Sold by A. By Hatepele in Columbia, 104 8m.
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Ty A
Hatepele
Goltmbin
Move In At Dark's Mill and Local Sickroom News
Dark's Mill January 14. Mr Gideon Sellars moved into the neighborhood from Mond. The infant son of Mr J N Moroney is very ill. Mr Dan Oakley also sick. Miss Eloise Davin of Columbia Pearl Ronn of Godwin and Miss Anderson of Mississippi were guests of Millie Maxie Hall of Wong 18 to Fal platts. Mrs Charch of Carter Creek visiting Mr and Mrs Meroney. The family of Mrs BR D Lockridge very sick. Mrs Moble Branch hosting a bee for Mrs Roland Murphy.
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Dark's Mill
Gideon Sellars
Mond
J. N. Moroney
Dan Oakley
Eloise Davin
Columbia
Pearl Ronn
Godwin
Miss Anderson
Misnissippi
Millie Maxie Hall
Wong
Fal Platts
J. Meron
Inetwook
Villeee
Banta Fe
Vie Chandler
Mra
Charch
Carter Creal
Vietting
J. ON. Meroney
BR. D. Lockridge
Moble
Roland Murphy
Sersbs
Unclear OCR Notice from Community Gathering
Fragmentary report mentions Mr fod Mrs David Booker and Mrs Lizzie Gardner with others returning home from a pleasant separation. References Sunday school at 1 o clock, inviting all to attend. Mentions Mr John Warf and wife and sister Miss Besvig Evans who left Leboom to enter the school and a person visiting. Continuous garbled text.
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Fod
David Booker
Ales
Lizzie
Mies
Emon Gardner
John Warf
Besvig Evans
Jim Jona
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison eczema ulcers and cancer beginnings. It claims relief from pain swelling and skin sores with free trial offers and medical advice, offering shipment to Gillam 213 Mitchell Atlanta Georgia.
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Gillam
Mitchellit
Atlanta
Edmundson to Teach Spring Term at Migbyville
In Migbyville Bigbyville Mr G W Edmundson of Cornersville will teach the spring term starting Monday. Mrs H B Davis of Nashville visits the Henderson family and relatives. Socials and visits occur among the Giddens and Maxwell families. Music instructors Ms Walker and Beulah McCain plan activities in McCains and Hohenwald. No church services due to Rev J H Ray’s illness. others report improvements. Local merchants advertise flour seed and hay offerings.
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Bigbyville
G. W. Edmundson
Cornersville
H. B. Davis
Nashville
Ed Henderson
Jas, Giddens
Gertrude Maxwell
Moore
Giddens
W. B. Walker
Seana
McCains
Beulah McCain
Hohenwald
Sam Gidcomb
Methodist Church
J. H. Ray
T. H. Neeley
Misa Edna Faires
T. J. Maxwell
Postmaster Wills Narrowly Avoids Senate Nomination
Postmaster Wills of Nashville nearly secures appointment as Civil Service Commission eyes his office. The President halted the nomination until investigation developments are clarified.
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Washington
Dan
Wills
Nashville
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Will
Former corn king George H Phillips declares broke after rye drop
George H Phillips once known as the corn king is declared broke by his attorney following a sharp drop in rye prices that produced a large margin call he could not meet.
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George H. Phillips
Phillips
Huntington
W. Va
Sturgis B. Jones
Roanoke
Ohio River
Jones
Explosion Near McKay Idaho Kills Two Men
Special to the Tribune from McKay Idaho reports a dynamite blast three miles west of town killing Reno Hinterholzer and Janes Person and injuring three others. The injured were unnamed and expected to recover, with Hinterholzer’s remains badly scattered. The explosion occurred as workers attempted to remove a delayed charge.
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McKay
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Tribune
Here
Reno Hinterholzer
Janes
Hinterholzer
Maury National Directors Reelect Officers After Meeting
After a stockholders meeting the Board of Directors re elected the Ballew officers R Church declared a regular dividend of five percent of profits from the past six months as recorded in the Maury National notes.
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Ballew
R. ©. Church
Piano for sale at local bar residence
Real bar piano in an upright Steger with mandolin attachment cherry case in fine order and tone. Includes stool and plane cover. Property of Miss Kate Aydelotte. View at Mr. W. C. Aydelotte South High Street. For details call Herald office. Cash only.
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Steger
Kate Aydelotte
W. C. Aydelotte
South High Street
Herald Office
Markets and livestock prices amid varied commodities
The market page lists diverse items including dairy butter creamery, lard, pork, beef and cattle terms, with figures for futures and current prices. It notes Wheat and Corn quotations, and Chicago exchanges with assorted grade and stocker prices, plus sheep and lamb values and regional notes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Massive nitroglycerine blast rocks Marion Indiana
Fifteen hundred quarts of nitroglycerine stored in two magazines near Marion exploded early Wednesday, shaking the northeastern state. A yawning crater formed in the ravine and the city awoke to the devastation. No injuries reported as gas jet is suspected cause. houses up to fifty miles away felt the quake.
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Marion
Ind
St. Mary
Payne Sworn Postmaster General in White House Ceremony
Washington January 16 in the cabinet room at the White House Henry Payne of Wisconsin was sworn in as postmaster general in the presence of the president and cabinet. Chief Justice Fuller administered the oath and President Roosevelt greeted him with a handshake calling him Mr Postmaster General. Charles Emory Smith and Mrs Roosevelt attended along with Mrs Payne. A private talk with the president followed. Also noted Appleton mourning A W Patten music millionaire paper maker dies at his home in Appleton Wisconsin after months ill health.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Congress
Gov. Durbin
Indiana
Hanna
Henry Payne
White House
Fuller
Charles Emory Smith
Roosevelt
Payne
Mr. Payne
Mr. Postwaster
ITEMS OF INTEREST ALABAMA STEEL MARKET AND NOTABLE DEATHS
Alabama prepares to put steel rails on the market marking the South's industrial revival. Henry Payne takes oath as postmaster general. Arthur Frazee of St Joseph dies in Indiana after smoking habit. Mrs A H Stewart wills $50 to three women. Timber losses exceed $50 million from forest fires. Tyrone Township friends die same night after birthday feast. England's hangman Billington dies from cold after a fellow townsman execution. Elijah Norton operates a fox farm in Maine. Telix Lee, Gen R E Lee's servant, alive at 102 near Chattanooga. Henry Watterson and Alexander McClure plan aid for indigent newspaper men. Claude Caron sustains injury walking near oncoming train. foot severed between rails.
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Arthur Frazee
St. Joseph
Alexandria
Ind
A. H. Stewart
Women's Cluba
Washington
D. A. Gove
Tabues
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Neware
Sarah Utt
Pavia
Robert McKelvey
Timothy Stanley
Farwera
Tyrone Township
McKelvey
England
William Billington
Elijah Norton
Dover
Maine
Telix Lee
R. E. Lee
Cumberland Mountains
Chattaooga
Gen. Lee
Henry Watterson
Col
Alexander McClure
Blunt Green and wife mark sixty years of marriage
State happenings note Blunt G Green aged 86 and his wife aged 88 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Gallatin terms. The Memphis Horse Show Association seeks to protect Confederate Hall from destruction as Charles Thosa celebrates a golden wedding in Nashville. McKenzie hosts city events during the coming three weeks with uncertain scope.
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Blunt G. Green
Gallatin
Memphis Horse Show Association
Charles Thosa
The
Ton
Bbe
Naahville
McKenzie
Former Pulaski man faces legal trouble in Alabama
Hupteville Alabama January 15 Lawn on Patterson a former wealthy citizen of Pulaski Tennessee attempted to flee authorities after a dispute. Police report indicates Patterson sought to avoid arrest but was apprehended in Hupteville with charges pending related to the case.
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Hupteville
Ala
Lawnon Patterson
Pulaski
Tenn
Wes
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