Money Found Hidden Throughout Pulaski Home After Death
Administrators uncover more than $3,000 in cash stored in four banks in Nashville and Pulaski, plus money wrapped in almanacs and newspapers around the home of Kate Garrett, who lived with siblings known for isolation. About $2,590 found in the house, with potential more to be discovered. Suspected casual concealment and an ensuing inquiry underway.
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Bune
Kate Garrelt
Pulaski
Nashville
Window Glass War Looms Over Handmade Industry
In Toledo today Myron L. Cave of Howling Green announced a nationwide clash of window glass makers. He leads a band of 143 hand operators forming a holding company to control about 15 million dollars in value from 108 handmade plants, with headquarters to be set after Columbus committee completes incorporation details.
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Toledo
Myron L. Cave
Howling Green
Case & Merry Window Glass Co
Maumee
Bueterprige Window Glass Company
Candusky
Case Sys
Case
Columbus
Combine of
United States
A Night Rider's Raid Warms to Dr Kings Pills
A lively ad notes night riders calomel croton oil or aloes pills raid your bed to rob rest. Dr Kings New Life Pills cleanse the system and cure cold headache constipation malaria. 25 cents. Alcorns.
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Dr. King
Alcorn's
Grandfather and two granddaughters wed in same household
Stamford reports three weddings at Capt John L'Hommedieu home. A grandfather married his granddaughter, and another granddaughter wed her brother in law Edward Shine, with Rev Henry Wing officiating. About forty guests attended. the groom George Shine was a Stamford native who died earlier.
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Stamford
Conn
Rowagton
Jis
Tatler
John L'Hommedieu
Charles Klein
Ruwayton
Rowssien Yacht Club
Hattie C. Deniger
Grace Shine
Edward G. Shine
Nettle Plunder
George Minor
Rowartou
P. m
Henry
Wing
Rowarton M
Captain L'Hommedien
Bunt Rewayton
John A. Plander
Dindow
George Shine
Tortured on a horse by piles ends with healing salve
L. B. Napier of Rugless Ky recalls ten years of torture from piles before Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him of piles burns scalds cuts boils fever sores and other skin ailments. 26 cents. Guaranteed by Geo. S. Alcorn.
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Napier
Rugless
Alcorn
Labor 'call for cash' to fund Gomper a contempt appeal
Washington January 11 The American Federation of Labor will issue a funds appeal after Judge Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court sentenced Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morris to jail for contempt The Exten sive Council and former Judge Alton Parker chief counsel for the Federation met to authorize the appeal and consider legislation to remedy injunctions against the federation over boycotts of Buck Stove & Range Company and related contempt actions.
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Washington
Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Samuel Gompera
John Mitchell
Frank Morris
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Alton HM. Parker
New York
Federaton
Buck Stove & Range Company
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health
Strained labor and heavy lifting injure kidneys and hinder blood filtration. Dean's Kidney Pills claim to cure sick kidneys and restore back strength. Testimonial from A H Shields of Columbus Tenn praises relief after using the product bought at Adams Martin's drug store. Sold by all dealers for 68 cents. United States agent Porter Melburn O D of New York emphasizes the DOAN'S name.
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Columbia
Dean
Adams
Martin's
Costa Porter Melburn OD
Datfalo
New York
United States
Doan'g
Courage in ruins rescues child after eighteen days
Regio reports a child aged years was rescued from the ruins yesterday after lying beneath debris for eighteen days. An officer, drawn by a moan, searched and pulled the child free as a wall collapsed injuring him but not stopping the rescue.
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Reggio
Bedford County Celebrates Statewide Prohibition Passage
Shelbyville Tenn January 15 There is much joy in this county over the passage of the state wide prohibition bill. The county is for statewide prohibition as many residents petitioned their representatives to support the measure.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Senate Debates Salary Increases Amid Corruption Talk
Washington reports show a heated Senate discussion over amendments to the legislative and judicial appropriations bill. Proposals to raise the Speaker's salary and other pay hikes trigger charges of general legislation, with debate touching on presidential expenses and naval outlays. In Indianapolis, John W. Kern blasts the secret ballot as enabling betrayers and pledges future open voter reforms.
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Washington
Provident
House of Representatives
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Hale
Congress
Clay
White House
Clas
Culberson
Supreme Court of the United State
Hemenway
McLaurin
Mississippi
No-record cough remedy claim from GEO. 8. ALCORN
A historical advertise claim states there has been no case of cough or flu developing into pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The text urges trying this remedy as it cures obstinate deep seated coughs and colds and questions why to take anything else.
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Foley
Alcorn
Miners Heading to Big Union Convention in Indianapolis
About 140 delegates from the United Mine Workers left Wilkes Barre Pa to attend the annual convention in Indianapolis opening next Tuesday. They plan to present demands of anthracite miners to operators and seek a conference after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Foley's Orino Laxative Advertisement Claim
Foley's Orino Laxative is advertised as curing chronic constipation with sluggish liver. It promises regular bowels and relief from constant purgatives, with a note of Pleasant to take. GEO. ALCORN.
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Foley
Alcorn
Changing Time for Two Courts in Tennessee
The House Judiciary Committee favors Rep Gaines' bill to shift court terms in Tennessee. Northeastern eastern division at Greeneville starts last Mondays in March and September. Nashville middle district begins second Mondays in April and October. Chattanooga southern division starts fourth Mondays in May and November. northern division Nashville begins on the first Mondays in July and January. Effective from February.
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Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committee Today
Gaines
Tennessee
Greeneville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Nonresident Notice For Appearing Defendants In Chancery
Mere said Master's Office in Columbia Tennessee issues nonresidence notice for J G W Quinby and others. They must appear within the first three days of the beat term in April 1908 to plead answer or demur to the complainant's bill or be deemed in default. Copy to be published four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Herald. ANAKIN, Clerk and Master. J WEBSTER, Solicitor.
Notice to nonresident defendants in Chancery Court case
In Columbia Tennessee the defendants Allen Denham and the unknown heir of Joe Erwin colored are nonresidents. They must appear by the next term of the Chancery Court to be held on the third Monday in April 1909 and plead answer or demur to the complainant bill or it will be confessed as to them and set for hearing ex parte. A copy of this order will be published four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Herald. A Copy Attest: A. N. Akin Clerk and Master James A. Smirsh Standt Soil'r for Comp!t.
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Eubanks Et al
J. G. W P Quinby
J. Baten
Chancery Court
Colwenbia
Columbia Herald
Anakin
Oe J
Webster
Sol'r
Mary Claggett
Mary Lewis
Allen Denham
Joe Erwin
Tennessee
Columbia
A. N. Akin
James
A. Smishr
Dresden Mystery May Be Cleared
The Dresden Tennessee case claims a breakthrough as Sallie Watts, now insane, confesses to murder with her husband Clarence Chapman implicated. Watts was found shot dead at his home. the couple wed shortly after and fled to Kentucky where Mrs. Watts is in an asylum and Chapman in custody for inquiry.
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Dresden
Tenn
Jan
Billie Watts
Clarence Chapman
Watts
Sallie Watts
Chapman
Mya. Watts
Kentucky
Land Sale Foreclosure in Maury County Tennessee 1909
On February 10 1909 at noon public auction at the Columbia Court House door Tennessee the half interest in a land tract in the Gibba District Maury County sold to satisfy a mortgage debt due April 1 1907. The parcel lies north by Brown Ringer east by WoC Jag west by Thomas La singer and south by Gabriel Gant. The tract formerly owned by Mahalah F p and purchased from David Dante and Mabwlah Harlan Daniel by deed dated 1905 and recorded in book 1 page 181. The sale proceeds to clear the debt and costs with no homestead or dower rights.
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Clarence Gurdon Ekrey Og
Merigagy Te Tee
Lem G
Sog Lin Cook
Onehalf
Belog
Gibba
Maury County
Tenheows
Brown Ringer
Ms Aasigns
Gordon
Fes
Court House
Columbia
Tenn
Sjanitz
Sheriff's Sale Notice of Walter Hendrix Interest in Maury Land
By virtue of two writs of rendition from the Maury County Circuit Court, C. D. Park vs Walter Hendrix and W. A. Denham to use of C. D. Park, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door Columbia Tenn on Saturday January 30 1909 during legal hours one twelfth interest in a 7 acre tract in the 4th Civil District Maury County bounded by Henry Davidson G W Park Ditlehay and White to satisfy two judgments in favor of C. D. Park and W. A. Denham with interest and costs. Love Webb Sheriff J L White Deputy Sheriff 1909 January 11.
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Circuit Court
Maury County
Tenn
C. D. Park
Walter Hendrix
W. A. Denham
C. D
Henry Davidson
G. W. Park
Ditlehay
White
Love Webb
J. L. White
D. Sherif
Sale Notice in Maury County Court for Land Interest
By writ of rendition from the circuit court of Maury County Tennessee the case O W McConnell vs L L McKelvey is set for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Columbia on Saturday January 30 1909 during lawful hours one sixth undivided interest in a tract of land in the 8th Civil District Maury County bounded by McKelvey estate M G McKelvey estate McKibbon and others containing 95 acres to satisfy a judgment in favor of O W Sle Conner with costs. Sheriff Love Webb by J L Whits D Sheriff Tagrone notice posted January 1909.
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Circuit Court
Maury County
Tenn
O. W. McConnell
L L. McKelvey
M. G. McKelvey
Columbia
Ton
M.G. McKelvey
McKibbon
Stelti
Bon
Smith
Conta Yies
L. D. McKelvey
Sheriff Sale in Maury County Tennessee 1909
By writ of rendition LOY WEBB sheriff delivers notice of sale in Columbia Tennessee to satisfy a judgment in the case C C Denton versus Bill Patton. A 35 acre tract in Maury County fourth civil district with life estate of Bill Patton and wife Clary Patton is to be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse on January 30 1909.
State House Eyes Coca Cola Ban Bill
Representative Smith of Franklin County says 62 House members pledged to back a bill prohibiting Coca Cola and Celery Cola manufacture and sale in the state. He plans to push the measure vigorously in the Senate with support from a district senator.
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Nashville
Tenn
Smith
Franklin County
Senate
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Mary Paisley
Gompers
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Ind
B. PF. Shively
Kern
Shively
John B. Lamb
Statehouse
Peoce
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House Committee
Representative Gaines
Columbia, Tenn
HA Webster
Dent
Lew Miller
Sherif Saie
Sherif Sa.s
C. C. Denton
Bill Patton
Maury Couggy
Willex
Gillam
Gouth
Park
Bryant
Dillehay
Clary Patton
G. Denton
Loy Webb
JL. White
Herat
Foleys
GEO. & Alcorn
Colummia
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