Liquor Interests Plan Nashville Morning Paper
Special to The Herald reports that by September 1 a new Nashville morning paper backed by liquor interests will launch. It aims to repeal or ignore liquor laws and serve as a state organ for the lawless crowd, signaling a renewed temper in Tennessee politics with J. Ewing named as managing editor.
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Tenn
Tennessee
T&rn
Tees Weport
J. Ewing
The
America
Tennessean
Claxton Chosen by Taft as Southern Educator Leader
Prof Claxton, long seen as a top southern educator, was picked by Taft for a prominent post. He led Tennessee Summer School, taught education at the University of Tennessee since 1902, studied at Johns Hopkins and Bates College, and traveled Europe. He has worked with the Rockefeller hookworm commission and the Robert Cordon board, with a noted past as Asheville city schools superintendent.
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Pepe
Rockefeller
Robert Corden General Board
University of Tennessee
Asheville
N.C
Bis
Dr S R Hardison Moves Dental Offices to New Quarter
Dr S R Hardison relocates his dental practice from West Hatenth street to the Old Page stand at West Sixth and North Garden streets. He will be assisted by J E Sheppard and has remodeled the new quarters to serve patients more quickly. Wandering text trimmed.
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S. K Hardison Bes
West Hatenth Street
West Sixth
North Garden
J E. Sheppard
Hardison
Night Horse Show to Highlight Fair Again This Year
The annual fair will feature a three night Night Horse Show with handsome cash prizes. Open to amateur drivers from Meary county first night for eight harness mares prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars. Second night adds gaited saddle stock and light harness pairs with 50 purse. Third night awards cups to top lady riders and prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars for best geldings and mares or geldings.
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Geulleinen
Anu
Loer
Hivh
Ferse
Ting
Meary County
Monte Fariss Sells Fine Harness Mare for 200 Dollars
Monte Fariss shipped out Thorn lay a fine harness mare by Hal Chaf fin to Dr. J G Holmes at Trezevent Tennessee for which he received two hundred dollars.
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Monte Fariss
Monte Faries
Thornlay
Hal Chaffin
J G. Holmes
Trezevent
Tenn
Oly mpic Sets Passenger Record on Maiden Atlantic Run
The White Star Liner Olympic carried 2025 cabin passengers on a single voyage from New York to Southampton and back. The ship’s farewell and return fares total $325,000, with over 12,000 visitors paying 50 cents to tour the liner for the seamen’s orphan fund.
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New York
Olympic
England
South Hah
Seamen’s Orphin’s Fund
Grow Ginseng Offers From Kentucky Ad Dealer
An advertisement from GEO H. Wilson of Bowling Green Kentucky promotes growing ginseng for profit. The dealer offers catalogs and price lists by mail for interested growers, inviting postal requests for particulars and roots suitable for planting.
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Geo
H. Wilson
Bowling Green
Notgrass verdict against railroad for injuries set at 400
W. H. Notgrass sued the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for alleged injuries after being carried past his station and forced to jump from a moving train. A jury returned a verdict in favor of Notgrass for 400 dollars.
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W. 8. Notgrass
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
W. ©. Salmon
Tennessee Senate Reverses on Proposition 10 Pay Grab
The Tennessee Senate voted eighteen to fifteen to strike the 500 per member salary grab from the general appropriation bill and instruct conference on the bill to remove the item. A possible House Senate conference deadlock could delay the appropriation amid a heated debate. Burdock Blood Bitters ad promotes liver and digestion benefits.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Conference Committee
House of Representatives
House
Small House Destroyed by Fire on School Street
A residence owned by E. Lynch Peery and occupied by Wil Gordon on School Street burned this morning. The five room building valued at about $1000 was a total loss with most contents destroyed. fire department arrived too late to save the structure. A Keene Mhenpest accident list notes Dr Thomas Electric stops pain and heals wounds.
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Will Gordon
School Street
Lynch Peery
Wil Gordon
Philly
Thomas
Gamble Store vacated and property redevelopment planned
E. W. Gamble Grocery Company moves out remaining stock to Columbia Ice Co. office and stores it. The building will be handed to Robinson-Mc Gill Buggy Co. for improvements and a link to their sales room. Office moves to the storefront. former office space becomes a harness repair shop.
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E. W. Gamble Grocery Company
Columbia Ice Co
Robinson-McGill Buggy Company
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