Late News Comment Highlights 1901 Interviews and Strikes
Col Wulhaw 8 Carroll and Col Joan Pattern of Memphis back Jadae Parker New Yor in a bid for the presidency. George W Vanderbilt reportedly buys land in North Carolina to build a model manufacturing city amid streetcar strike tensions in Richmond Virginia with militiamen on duty. Poe manuscript Bella sold in Philadelphia for 2145, surpassing previous records. O'Brien and Whitney seek sentence commutation as murder case developments unfold. Tennessee industries listed by Chattanooga Tradesman include Monterey bottling works and Memphis sugar refinery. Government cleaning of Executive departments likely after postal investigation. indictments expected. Payne ill, Roosevelt risks Russian tensions over Jewish treatment. signatures to petition about two weeks. Smith defends past post office probes. Payne unlikely to resign. budget bid by Pan Herman for money order supplies rejected. Metcalf dismisses letter.
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State
War
Interior
Treasury
Agricultural
Congress
Baladoxen
Payne
Roosavelt
Russia
United States
Petit
Genrral Charles Emory Smith
Pubiie
W. Talloch
Department
Pan Herman
Texas
Metcalf
Summer Cols and Peruna Remedy Endorsement
Madame Isabella Ellen Bavens, Life Governor Grand Lodge of Free Masons of England, writes from Chicago recommending Peruna for summer colds. She describes persistent symptoms and relief after taking Peruna, urging prompt treatment and a free book from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus, Ohio titled Summer Catarrh.
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Isabella Ellen Bavens
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of England
Perupa
Peruna Medicine Company
Colimbos
Ohio
Sumaten
Adams Law Is Constitutional In Supreme Court Ruling
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the 1903 Adams law on liquor regulation in a morning decision. Justices affirmed the act as constitutional and revoked existing licenses under police power, with one dissent on construction but not on constitutionality. A new leather goods plant by Colombia Harness and Leather Co. will be built by McClanahan Bros on the old site, with a $10,000 capital and plans for a large, modern factory to serve the home market.
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Dobbins & Ewing
McClanahan Bros
Herald
Tenn
Jane
Webster
Roy Webster
Heilbroower
Ubion County
Sam Redfern
Hardeteam Coanty
Wilkes
Vale
United States
Shields
Justion Baand
Colombia
Mewirs
Dohnins & Ewing
Mena. McClanahan Uros
Sacony
Mesara
McVlanahan Bros
Tennessee
Night prowler captured by Maj Whitthorne at premises
Maj W J Whitthorne heard noise in his rear yard and confronted a failed attempt to break into a cache house. A young Negro, Felix Kimbrough, surrendered after the door opened. He was jailed, tried before Judge Orwin, and sentenced to one to four months on the rock pile.
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W. J. Whitthorne
Rascal
Ame
Nerge
Whitthorne
Felix Kimbrough
Orwin
Inter-Urban Road Franchise Talks in Nashville
Negotiations for transferring the Nashville to Gallatin proposed lifterurban railway franchise remain unresolved. Pittsburgh promoter W H Skevington and J H Conner met with current holders Ruth Haskell and McKinley to reach a sale, but no agreement was reached.
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W. H. Skevington
Pittsburg
Columbia
Gallatin
Nashville
J. H Conner
Enterprise
Skevington
Messra Green
Davies
Wardrow
Measie
Ruth
McKinley
Haskell
St In
JH. Conner
Reverend James Goodrich's suicide attempt shocks Calleoka
News arrives that Rev. James Goodrich, 45, a Calleoka resident and teacher at College Grove, Tenn, attempted to take morphine after a bank check of 60.00 unsettled him. He survived after medical aid and revealed the bottle location in a nearby barn.
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James Goodrich
Calleoka
Goodrich
Pecent
Williamson County
Collage Grove
Tenn
Fortunes In Them The Marly Harvest Apple Crop
Maury county fruit news notes the Marly Harvest apple crop as a bonanza. Mrs Josh Epps of Thompson's Station sold 400 trees at 5.00 each, totaling 4,000. BH P Figueras of Columbia sold about 500 barrels at 1.50, later noting 2.60 could have been earned per barrel. W L Wilkes between Spring Hill and Thompson's Station has a crop of eighty eight acres, estimated to bring 20,600. George Brown owns fifty acres in this crop.
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Maury County
Josh Epps
Thompson's Station
BH. P. Figueras
Columbia
W. L. Wilkes
Spring Hill
Thompson's
Stton
George Brown
Padgett Seeks Rural Routes and Local Upgrades
Representative Padgett of Tennessee has covered four rural routes to be operated on August 1 in Gilea County. He secured a 140 dollar increase in clerk hire for Callooma post office and obtained two war department cannons and government publications for the Hattie Ground Academy at Franklin Tennessee.
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Washington
Padgett
Tennessee
Gilea County
Callooma
Toon
War Deent
Mir
Hattie Ground Academy
Franklin, Tenn
Mrs E C McDowell Dead In Columbia Homecoming
Mrs E C McDowell died after a period of feeble health. She formerly lived in Columbia and was married to L B Myers. She was born Bettie Sims and was the sister of Miss Mary Myers and Mrs Hugh C Sienoa. The community mourns her loss as the body may be moved to her old home for interment.
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Dla
K. ©. McDowell
L. B. Myers
Columbia
Maury County Potato Acreage Estimates
Lt 18 estimates 1,000 to 2,000 acres planted in small potatoes in Maury County this spring. Potential crop value around $190,000 plus supplying seed for a second crop. Local middlemen anticipate gains and speculate on profits from handling the crop.
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Lt 18
Meare
Hint Frierson
Kealiee
Eternal Punishment Sermon at Firet Methodist Church
Dr John McFerrin delivered a sermon on eternal punishment at the Firet Methodist Church Thursday despite bad weather. He argued the wicked face final, hopeless doom, rejected annihilation, and stressed eternal accountability before God with Christ as the path to life.
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John McFerrin
Firet Methodut
McFerrin
McFerrin Wroke
Heaven
Hell
Bel
Antiy
Iife
Revival closes as Dr Mc Ferrin preaches last sermon
First Methodist Church hosts a revival ending Friday with Dr John P Mc Ferrin delivering his final sermon on eternal punishment. He argues the wicked face everlasting punishment though he rejects a literal hell of fire, saying the lake represents a guilty conscience and eternal separation from God.
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Methodist Church
John P. McFerrin
Christ
McFerrin
Earth
Daring Escape of Harvey Logan From Knox County Jail
Harvey Logan staged a bold jail break in Knoxville Tennessee on June 2. He used a wire noose, seized two pistols from guards, and forced the jailer to unlock doors before fleeing on Sheriff Foxs horse. A local posse pursued, with a $3000 reward offered and a rigid federal probe ordered.
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Knoxville
Teno
Jone
Knox
Lanne
Bowery
Franc Irwin
Logan
Logan Mights
Manor Fach
Tom Bell
J. W. Fox
Fox
Bell
Alee Logan
Hell
Clark
Wseapr
Evening church services resume after nights of fear in Jackson
Jackson Ky June 24 residents dared leave after dark for the first time in months as provost guards arrest Tom Tharpe who led the final Saturday night shouting carnival after a two mile ride over the mountains. The incident cooled tensions tonight and today.
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Jackson
Tom Tharpe
Inhuman Deed Near New Iberia Ends in Death
Orleans dispatch reports Mary Patterson of New Iberia arrested for murder in the death of her ten year old stepchild. The woman beat the girl then placed her in a sack and suspended her as fire was built under a tree. The sack burned and the child died from the heat and smoke.
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Kienyo
Jane
Orleans
Mary Patterson
Onder
New Iberia
Charles N Burch Named General Counsel of L&N Railroad
Louinville Ky June 20 0118 Charles N Burch formerly of Nashville has been chosen to fill the vacancy of General Counsel of the Louisville Nashville Railroad succeeding Judge Bence. Mr Batch is now General Solicitor of the system.
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Louinville
Charles N. Burch
Nashville
Louiaville & Nashville Railroad
Bence
Batch
The
Wysten
Dim Echoes Of A Sudden Death In Kokomo
Farward Stanton, aged, died suddenly after a life as a physician. Local report says he once claimed to be transformed into an ox and to graze with cattle in public under a spell of distressing delusion. The obituary notes a troubled mind and erratic behavior linked to his career and final moments.
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Kokomo
Tad
Farward Stanton
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