Gospel Power and Revenue Row at Pennsylvania Rail
New York reports detail a test case over commissions paid by Pennsylvania Railroad to Standard Oil interests. Witnesses describe contracts granting 10 percent commissions on oil shipments and payments through Waters Pierce. The day features sermons on gospel power and personal salvation, linking moral law with divine love.
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Southern laws session opens with call to keep the solid South
In Jackson on January 19 the legislature introduced a government resolution by Mr. Dees inviting all states of the solid South to remain solid so long as they are kept solid by political, financial and moral issues linked to so called Negro domination. The proposal warns against outside influence and frames race as a core concern for citizenry.
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Wife murderer gets respite in Tennessee case
Special to The Herald reports Nashville January 20 that Turner, the wife murderer who was to be hanged at Chattanooga next Monday, was today reprieved by Patterson until February 37.
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Universal gospel call despite cultural barriers
The speaker argues that the gospel is universal in power and adaptable to all peoples including Malays Chinese and Asrness, urging believers to actively spread Christ’s message beyond their local confines. He emphasizes personal conviction, global proclamation, and applying gospel truth to every region and neighbor alike.
High School Again Victorious in Season Opener
In a hard fought contest High School defeated Crescent 12 to 3 in the second basketball game of the season. Crescent showed some good players but lacked teamwork. High School's teamwork outpaced Crescent. time of halves 15 minutes. Referee Journey. Time-keeper Witkina. Next game Friday evening Jan 24.
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Nashville Businessman Takes Own Life in Razor Ordeal
Special to The Herat reports Nashville, Tennessee on January 20 that 35 year old 8 Wallman, secretary treasurer of the American Paper Company, killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor. The cause of the tragedy remains undetermined.
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Court Affirms Lawrence Case Involving Manslaughter
Nashville Jan 18 The Supreme Court affirmed the Lawrence case from Maure County. Demps Lawrence was sentenced for voluntary manslaughter after being found guilty of intent to commit a crime. The decision bounds on interpretation of intent and punishment under state law.
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No Evidence Against Martin in Murder Case
The inquest found no evidence that George Martin caused his wife’s death. Jurors exhumed the body and doctors concluded death resulted from natural causes due to a diseased heart, not violence, despite prior testimony and the late investigation.
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Layman Delivers Strong Pulpit Address at First Methodist
Prof RH Peebles of Battle Ground Academy Franklin delivers a forceful sermon from the text Thou art Peter and Upon this Rock I Build My Church. He stresses truth as the foundation of character, contrasts real character with reputation, and praises true deeds over public image in church, home, society, and state.
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Continental Fire Insurance Adversely Compared
An unclear old ad fragment criticizes Continental Fire Insurance Co for higher policy charges. The readable text suggests it touts cheaper options and urges readers to consider other agents for better rates. The fragment lacks full names, dates, and locations.
Veterans recall Lee as memorial rites draw crowds
Veterans filled the First Methodist church at Columbia for a tribute to General Robert E. Lee. Daughters of the Confederacy and cadets joined a procession from the Elks Club as Col. Allen Brown presided and Dr. T. A. Wharton delivered an erudite address detailing Lee’s legacy and battle history.
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Elks Club
Winnie Davis
Maury
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Col. Allen Brown
A E. Clement
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Nathaniel Green
Green
North Carolina
Columbia
Wharton
Maury County
Repetition of the same old story in city news
A broken pumping station halted city operations overnight as repairs ran hours. The town’s circuit clerk reported costs in the McCerdana Mayes case and related items awaiting proper distribution.
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Demand for Mules Is Very Brisk in Market Square
A brisk mule market drew half a dozen southern buyers today as supply overwhelmed local demand. Morning negotiations failed to meet terms, but trading picked up in the afternoon with several mules sold at good prices. Buyers included J. D. Holman of Ozark Alabama J L Knox of Andalusia Alabama and Marvin Holman of Henderson Alabama.
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Good Jobs for C. M. A. Cadets
The Columbia University Academy principals announce graduates can receive a commission as third lieutenant in the constabulary service in the Philippines. Salary is $1,100 yearly with quarters and travel paid, conditional on two years of service. Service has a two year limit, but longevity and promotions can lead to higher ranks up to colonel.
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Degree work of Columbia Masons at Thursday meeting
Columbia lodge of Masons held a Thursday night gathering in their lodge rooms. Prof. J. C. Hardy received the Fellow Craft degree, and Dr. J. H. Wilber was made an honorary member for life. An interesting meeting is planned for next Thursday with future invitations from state officers and a celebration to follow next month.
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J.C. Hardy
J. H Wilber
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Bem Presa 86S 6 Watering Plumbers Offer Services
Plumbing tradesmen advertise general services with cheerful assurance of workmanship and fair prices. The notice mentions waterworks and various plumbing tasks available and invites inquiries for repairs or installations.
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