Tennessee Republicans clash over governor nomination
The Columbia Herald surveys Tennessee GOP moves toward an early governor bid led by Honaster V. Brown of Chattanoogan fame. It notes supposed party harmony with Evans and Brownlow factions, discusses Arch Hughes and Colonel Cox as potential Seventh district candidates, and critiques Roosevelt era post office scandals and Payne’s handling, highlighting political maneuvering ahead of next year’s campaigns.
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Afro American Press Association backs Teddy Roosevelt in Louisville
The Afro American Press Association in Louisville resolved yesterday that Judge Alton B Parker’s stance shows he is not the Presidential timber. The Atlanta News notes strong support for Theodore Roosevelt with cheers and denials of a white man’s country claim.
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First Car of Wheat Reaches Columbia Mill
The first car of wheat arrived from Ashwood on Wednesday, delivered to the Columbia Mill and Elevator Co. It came from T. N. Janes’ Ashwood farm. The sample was bright and firm, though the test was light. BP Ridley’s Ashwood area reports best average yield with a field of 200 acres giving about 28 bushels per acre total 6980 bushels. Wheat tests show 63 pounds per bushel. Mills pay 75 cents per bushel.
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Kinioe Elected Secretary at St Louis Exposition
The Ten-Besaee Commission to the St Louis Exposition today elected Hon. B. A. Kinioe of Jackson as secretary. The vote was on the first ballot and was unanimous.
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Trotwood Park Opening in Birmingham Honoring John Trot Wood Moore
The new driving park in Birmingham will be opened on Saturday with Mr. John Trotwood Moore as chief guest. A formal program includes a dedicatory address and expected attendance from local citizens.
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King Is Sent To Back Door In Odd Palace Incident
During a visit to Womabsden, King Christian walked to his palace and was mistaken for a common soldier by a sentinel. Warned to use the back door, the king humorously recalled the incident and noted the door’s restricted access.
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Roach Wins Supreme Court Clerk Seat in Middle Tennessee
Jackson Tenn June 29 The Supreme Court elected the clerk for Middle Tennessee Roach a Lincoln County native and Fayettesville deputy who has served four years in the office The final ballot showed four votes for each candidate John Hickman Nashville Gen M G Butler Barnesboro James Turney incumbent W F Embry Columbia and Z W Ewing Pulaski also received four votes on the last ballot
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Duel to the Death in Cholulu Mexico Ends in Fatalities
In Cholulu State of Pusbia on June 29 Miguel Escobedo and his wife, both residents of the town, killed each other in a duel after a domestic quarrel. No seconds or witnesses were present. They fired simultaneously in their home room. The wife died instantly. the husband was mortally wounded and died later after recounting the incident. He refused to reveal the cause of the dispute.
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Acquitted of Murder Charge in Linden Court
In Linden Tennessee a jury acquitted Ad Coble of murder after a trial at the county court. The case ended in a verdict of acquittal for the defendant, Con ver se, amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Executors Sale of James Antrewa Sr Property
Executory sale of real and personal property from the will of James Antrewa Sr includes multiple lots and houses in Columbia and Nashville areas. Items listed cover dwellings on West 7th Street and South Main Street, depots, frames, a White Spring lot, East End, livery sites, and various parcels plus hardware tools, machinery, and furniture to be sold under court authority.
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Chinaman Trevords His Birth Record in County
In Long Year, a Chinese resident of Jacksonville, Illinois, approached Sangamon County to file a record of his birth. The county recorder was asked to document the birth details, amid concerns about proper filing and historical record keeping in the county.
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