L N Round House Burned In Nashville Fire
A large Louisville and Nashville round house at Nashville was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon caused by a gasoline tank explosion. About 500,000 worth of damage was reported, with engines and machinery in the shops heavily damaged though several engines were moved to safety. The round house, once a flagship on the system, suffered roof and floor losses and the total loss is expected near 0.2 million.
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I. Alont
Louisville
D& Nasbrville
St Nashvilly
Louisville & Nashville
New Wheat Arrives As Market Opens Low This Week
First wheat reaching mills today. market opened at fu wits with a light, tough sample. Reports say hours weather improves yields. Millers expect prices to hold from prior levels. Ill ad text on remedies appears garbled with references to th e and elect ro oil sold at drug stores.
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Fu Wits
Four Sisters Produce Twins in Kentucky Family
In Kentucky, four sisters including Mrs K W Walden and others share the rare feat of each giving birth to twins. The Walden birth adds to a family tally as other sisters Mrs W Haley and Mrs Eli Miller also report twin arrivals, marking a notable prolific maternal record in Harrison County.
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Pais
Berry
Harrison County
Ute
K. W. Walden
W. Haley
Mere
Eli Miller
Valous
Lof Trina
Commandant Martin and Prof Gody Arrive
Major Buds Martin of the Virginia Military Institute and Prof. Cody of Southwestern University Georgetown arrive to take command and teach at the Military Academy. Prof. Hardy assumes duties. Prof. Vdl departs, leaving grounds oversight during canvassing.
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Buds Martin
Virginia Militry Institute
Loxmeton
Cody
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Texas
Martin
Military Acadmy
Gody
Hardy Bot
Edgerton
Hool
Vdl
Gracious Remembrance From Loyal Old Friends
O P Rutledge of St. Louis formerly of Volumtia shows loyalty to his boyhood town by sending a $10 check to the Columbia Y M C A fund. He recounts July Fourth noise in St. Louis and recalls a past failed Y M C A effort in Columbia. The Herald thanks him and hopes for a future visit with a warm greeting.
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Volumtia
Y. M. CG. A. Fund
Yeeauty
St. Louis
Frank
the Herald
Rutledge
Columba
Columbia Y. M.C. A
Philips Webb & Co to Cease Business
At a Friday meeting the wholesale grocers decided the firm will not resume under the present organization. Reasons cited include inability to secure a suitable reopening building and at least one member not wishing to return to business. A further meeting was expected to decide on next steps.
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Philips, Webb & Co
Nashville
Storeage charges on wheat free this year at Columbia Mill
This notice states storage charges on wheat are free this year enabling a farmer to put wheat on the market any day without hauling delays due to weather or farm work. Sacks furnished. Callen near telephones, both phones No 60. Columbia Mill & Elevator Co.
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Callen
Columbia Mill & Elevator CO
Cumberland Telephone official and crew jailed for wire cutting
A Hopkinsville Ky dispatch reports the Cumberland Telephone Company real manager and eight construction gang members were arrested on a Home Telephone Company warrant for persistently cutting wires. Bail was set at one thousand dollars, with Cumberland posting the bond. Wire cutting is a felony carrying one to two years imprisonment.
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Mera
Nashville
Hopkinsville
Cumberland Telephone Company
Home Telephone Company
Geil
Cambarland Company
Terrible Tragedy at Dickson District Shooting
Dickson Tenn July 8 A mechanic and musician J Fowler fatally shot Dr B Windings the town s leading physician after approaching him on Main street Fowler allegedly cried You have ruined my home You die like a dog before firing five shots Dr Windings cried I have been killed for nothing and Fowler surrendered fearing mob violence Authorities deem Fowler sane but in an alleged mental crisis
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Dperal
Dickson, Tenn
J. Fowler
B. Windings
Dickson
Main Street
Fowler
Thes Rewarks
Dr. Ridings
Cryling
Knife and Fork Club Banquet Honors Lawson and Jerome
Kansan City July 9 Four hundred guests attended the Knife and Fork Club banquet at the Midland hotel headlined by Thomas W. Lawson of Boston and District Attorney Jerome of New York. The program featured remarks from Nusbaum Ridgeway McChure Tome and others. Jerome critiqued reform and Puritan roots while Lawson delivered a forceful defense of his frontier finance views and urged action from the American people.
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Kansan City
Knife and Fork Club
Midland Hotel
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Jerome
New York
Nusbaum
Scretary
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
EB. J. Ridgeway
Everybody's Magazine
McChure
W. Tome
Atorney
Thomas W Lauwson
New England
Tosiay
Metr
Mr. Lawson
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Jeri
United States
Jenn D. Rockefeller
West
Mie
Eaubakin Assurance Society
Raultatte Direetir
Summer Bible School Opens in Lawrenceburg
The Lowstocsirk Summer Bible School organized by The United Brethren will open its first session in Lawrenceburg on August fifth and run for eighteen days. A new Tabernacle is under construction and set to be completed by the convention’s start. Noted speakers include Senator E W Carmack Col umbia ex Gov Robt L Taylor Nashville Capt J H Fussell and Bishop P C Carter. Col Robt Cowden will lecture daily on Bible studies and Rev F J Tyler will lead Bible work.
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Lowstocsirk
United Brethren
Lawrenceburg
E W. Carmack
Columbia
Robt. L. Taylor
Noshville
J. H Fussell
Irs Landreth
Nashville
P. C. Carter
Chattanooga
Robt. Cowden
F. J. Tyler
Legal ruling on costs and disbarment procedures in Tennessee case
In Fayetteville on July 6 Judge Higgins issued a written opinion on relator Judge Holding and the state court’s authority in a contemptlike action. The ruling covers bond for costs, striking charges, statute of limitations, and fair opportunity to defend, noting the court’s unique position as a state representative. A separate line about cholera infantum and Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry closes the piece.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Cane of State
Jobo Jonen
Columbia Bar
Joseph C. Higgins
Holding
Higgins
St Hhawhere
Juliet
Costa
Misehavior
Coats
Honour
Dr. Fowler
Verona Auction Sells Juliet House to City
A Verona house linked to Juliet from Romeo and Juliet sold at auction. Bids opened at 1200 dollars and the city of Verona finally secured the property for 2000 dollars.
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Verona
Juliet
Romeo
Monuments by Roberta Marble Co of Ball Ground Ga
The Roberta Marble Company of Ball Ground Georgia manufactures Monumente, headstones and steel fencing. All work guaranteed. Write to our agent Rev Z W Patton RR 8 Columbia Tennessee Bell pas 32 Vitalzens Phone 1302.
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Roberta Marble Company
Ball Ground
Z. W. Patton
Columbia, Tenn
Bell
Vitizens
Notice to Public resigning for partnership offer
A notice from W. L. Brawexan dated June 1905 states he tendered resignation to Mr W. P. Woldridge effective July 1, 1905. He accepted an offer from Geo. Alcora with a one year salary and potential for increase or partnership, and asks friends and associates to assist him in pursuing the new opportunity.
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W. P. Woldridge
L, Brawexan
Cumberland Park Sold to Nashville Retail Merchants Assoc
Special to the Herald Nashville July 4 Cumberland Park the noted race course near Nashville was sold today to the Retail Merchants' Association for 120000. The Breeders' Association had owned it and the park covers 112 acres with 160000 in improvements. New owners plan an annual Tennessee State Fair. The sale was prompted by a new Tennessee law prohibiting betting on race tracks.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Park
Retail Merchants’ Association
Tennce
Hreeders’ Ansocianda
Breeders’ Association
Tennessee
Fragmentary court notice from Rance County election actions
The document appears to be an incomplete court clerk notice regarding approvals or actions on elections and judges. Key names such as A J and T B Lipeoo are partially readable, with references to counties and magistrates, but essential details and dates are missing.
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L. & N. Roundhouse
Ashton
Uiphtheria
Adnostwiragnjous
Dr. Thomas
Kentucky
Commandant Martin
Prof. Gody
Antrasia
Salisee
Om Hletisentist
London
Collier
Brazi
Borneo
Trajia
Rehoboth
Mr. O. P. Rutledge
Secretary of the Navy
Massachusetts
Columbia Young Men's Christian Association
Y. MG. A
Tions
Cumberland
E. W. Ridings
J. E. Fowler
Chanic
Jerome and
Tom Lawson
Fork Club
Branham & Hughes School
Spring Hill
Maury County
WM. C. Branham
M. A
WM. Hughes
Annapolis
West Point
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
Are Pai
Arthor Chu Rom
A. J
Paine
Martin & Doo
North Main Bt
Ino. W
Jones
T.J. Odel
Shaftin
Tharge
M.P. Werrill
Roome Tt
Masonic Huilding
Pointe
Arkansas
Louisiana
Cotton Belt
Memphis
Adams, T
P. A
Robt, Berg
Bethell Block
Tammayé
Knoxville
Southern Railway
Doxens
Surecey
Vaughan Manufacturing Co
Tene A
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