Thaw White Affair as Moral Lesson on Home Ties
A Saturday sermon highlights Stanford White and Harry Thaw, arguing White cared little for home life and that wealthy New Yorkers often flee domestic life for pleasure. The piece contrasts Thaw and White as two types of enemies of home, and notes the danger of money and indulgence in society.
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Chicago Chronicle
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
New York
White
Hole
Long Island
Tmanhad
Madison Square Garden
Money as a Curse in the Couriers Journal Reflection
A Courier Journal excerpt argues money corrupted both White and Thaw, blunting moral choices and leading to murder and disgrace. It asserts excess wealth derailed two men, left homes bleeding, and notes that money can bless or curse depending on its use.
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Hracer
White
Courier Journal
Great Increase in Assessment at Biennial Board Meet
The State Board of Equalization held a biennial session and organized with Morton as Chairman and Comptroller Dibrell as Secretary. Reports show a broad rise in taxable wealth across many counties, led by Davidson and Shelby with substantial gains. Cler k George E. Blake tabulates county increases as the board plans its agenda and possible Knoxville session.
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State Board of Equalization
Morton
Dibrell
Rean EB. Folk
Geo. B. Blake
Board of Equalization
Blake
Knox County
Knoxville
Geo. E. Blake
Davidson
Davidson County
Shelby County
Torneo
Micetan
Cheatham and
Carter
Itte
Hickman
Cumberland
Dickson
Giles
Grainger
Greene
Hamblen
Hancock
Hardeman
Haywood
Fender Son
Henry
Humphreys
Nashville American
The New Crusade Against Child Labor
An editorial essay condemns child labor as a national emergency urging unity to enact and enforce anti slavery laws. It cites thousands of underage workers in mines and mills and calls on The Woman's Home Companion to mobilize readers in a broad public effort.
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Free America
The
Republic
Union
Pennsylvania
South
Ehlid
Wontat
Clean election plan in Montgomery County clamped down
Judge Tyler announces that the forthcoming county election will be free of bribery and corrupt influence with detectives at every precinct. A special grand jury will inspect irregularities after the election, a plan already used in the Democratic primary yielding a clean, orderly contest.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Tyler
Cavalry Encampment Next Thursday at Columbia Military Academy
The First Squadron of Tennessee Cavalry Troop B from Chattanooga under Captain J P Fyffe and Troop A from Nashville under Captain George P F Hager will encamp next Thursday at the Columbia Military Academy for about eight days Major Bass of Chattanooga will command. The two companies, composed of young gentlemen, volunteer for State National Guard service and each member owns a horse. They deserve a warm welcome and will add to the city social life.
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Tennessee Cavalry
Chattanooga
J. P. Fyffe
Nashville
George PF. Hager
Columbia Military Academy
Bass
State National Guard
Aldrich Not Wanting It Also Not Claimed
The President’s rate bill drew no claim from Senator Foraker nor from Hon. Sam McCall as reported by the Boston Herald.
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Aldrich
Senator Foraker
Sam McCall
Boston Herald
Cuticura Heals Severe Ankle Sore After Months of Immobility
Mrs. M Apa Louisa of Ohio Virginia recounts 11 months of inability to walk due to a painful ankle sore. After trying nothing, Cuticura ointment and soap, warm baths, and a cloth bandage she regained full mobility in six weeks. She credits Cuticura Remedies as best in the world.
Complete Cuticura Treatment Offers Relief for Skin Ailments
Complete treatment with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills available for one dollar. A single set claimed to cure severe eczema, rashes, itching, burning, and hair loss from infancy to old age when other remedies fail.
Meeting Postponed for Tennessee Temperance Conference
The conference of the temperance men of the state set for July 7 in Nashville to address temperance measures and the coming legislature has been postponed to August 8.
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Nashville
Tarnessee
Some Aspects of Journalism by Rollo Ogden
Atlantic late July features editor Rollo Ogden of the New York Evening Post arguing that the press wields sweeping power over public judgment. He praises headlines and publicity as tools that strip powerful criminals of shelter and money, shaping the public conscience.
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Atlantic
Rollo Ogden
New York Evening Post
Lucifer
Anne
Bern
Judement
Columbia
Fever as incurable gambling fever cited in case
A Chicago bookmaker displayed a placard alleging illness as punishment for a gambling fever. Police investigated and described it as a gambling fever case, noting one cited incident.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Ledger
Tovine
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Tully Brown
E. B. Stahlman
Democratic Party
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William J. Bryan
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London
America
Europe
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Maury
Montgomery County
Frank G. Cooks
Columbia, Tenn
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Vadant la Cani
Sitaty
Maraith Southern Specialty Co
Lowell and Barrow
Louisville
H. C. Holt
Kearney
Neb
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