Duel Feud Over Floyd Crawford Sparks Committee Mediation
The Memphis Commercial Appeal publishes the full text of letters between A C Floyd and W J Crawford regarding a duel threat. A five-member Memphis committee is appointed to mediate differences and a chain of correspondence follows outlining positions and proposed meetings.
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Lastsesson
Messrsee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
A. C Floyd
Memphis Morning News
W. J. Crawford
The
Commercial Appeal
Craywford
Floyd
Memphis
Tenn
W. J Urantora
Madison’ Street
Ity
Robinsonville
Miss
M. Holmes
Jivo
Editorial contention and legal notices in Memphis 1879
A cluttered lettered exchange recounts editorials from The Memphis Morning News and The Commercial Appeal about a Tennessee Supreme Court matter. It describes motions to form a five member committee, arrests, bonds, and requests for delay to reach a settlement. A. U. Lloyd forwards a formal request for a written decision and publication.
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Bie
Commercia
Daly & Ti
Wy Secont
Mr. Crawtora
Efternoun
Mewre
T. B Tarley
T. K. Riddick
Janes Lee
Col
Mr. Crawford
Mr. Turley
J. E Beasley
Henry F. Walsh
BM. Holmes
George T. Pry
Crawford Tiny
Sam
Memphis Morning News
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Morning News
Crawford
Lnter
A. Vu. Ployd
Finding of the Committee on Memphis Editorial Dispute
A committee in Memphis Tennessee recommends withdrawal of two July editorials from The Commercial Appeal and the Memphis Morning News, in their chronological order, as a fair adjustment of the dispute between the editors. The decision is signed by Gordon, Cooper, Brooks, and Moore.
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Te. Hoo
Hammond
City
Meaura
George W. Gordon
Tun R. Cooper
Mc N. Fontaine
H Brooks
W. H. Moore
Jim KE. Cooper
Memphis
Tenn
Hhs. Mesera
W. J. Crawford
A. C. Floyd
3. Hammond
Geo
W. Gordon
Tim BE
Cooper
Noland Fontaine
A. Brours
Mr. Floyd
Mesars
Jim J. Cooper
Nolard Fontaine
H. Crooxs
Tony
Crawford
Floyd
Memphis Morning News
Aiixe
Honuse Ayd
Gko
Tim K. Cooper
H. Brooks
W. HL Moore
Local Livery Adds Notable Horses at Main Street Stand
The Roy Morter and Co livery prepares new entries at the Main street stand. Notable horses are set to be showcased alongside existing stock to attract customers and bids.
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Gan Haned
Roy Morter & Co
Best Aid & CO
Rural Delivery Network Expands in Maury County
Maury County adds twenty one rural free delivery routes effective Wednesday boosting coverage to become the South’s most extensive system. Local officials credit Representative L P for pushing the project and note post office improvements handle increased demand as new routes open.
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Camber
Maury County
Maury
LP. AE
Columbia
Mers
John W. Jackson
Purhased Timber Plot To House New Saw Mill
Rains Harris and Cole Bros, proprietors of the Columbia Pump Factory, have bought timber land near Shady Grove in Hickman county to establish a saw mill. They will move the circular and mill from the factory and bring an engine and boiler from Flatwoods. Pete Chumley of Columbia will be sawyer and manage logging crews, with Sam Morgan supervising logging operations.
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Harris & Cole Bros
Columbia
Shady Grove
Hickman County
Pete Chumley
Sawyer
Miany Grof
Sam Morgan
Tee
Castoria and Families Depart for Detroit
A group led by Rev and Mrs A F M Ferrin and Rev and Mrs J A Malloy left Monday for Detroit. Also aboard were Mr and Mrs D F Brewer, Mr and Mrs Will Wood, Miss Frances Malloy, Mrs Florence Hill of Marfeesboro, and Miss Mamie Butler of Tulaski.
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Detroit
A. F. M Ferrin
J A. Malloy
D. F. Brewer
Will Wood
Frances Malloy
Florence Hill
Marfreesboro
Mamie Butler
Tuluski
RACKET Specials in Men’s and Summer Underwear
Special values on men’s Balbriggan shirts and underwear plus boys’ Balbriggan shirts and ve items. Includes belts, suspenders, robes, lace curtains, plain and fancy crepe papers, lace baby caps, toilet soap, fans, silk hose, shoes, window shades, curtain poles, brushes, hinges, seeders, baseball caps and wash tubs with low prices.
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Speen
Ladies
Oxford
Strike Continues At Central Phosphate With Wage Demands
The Nashville American reports the strike at MF Plas sant phosphate field where about seventy five Cen tral Phosphate Company workers walked out last week and another crew joined yesterday. They demand 21g canta per hour raise, the company refuses, but expects workers back within days. The outlook remains unresolved with further talks planned.
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Jefferson Artest
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U. S
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Columbia, Tenn
Network OF
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John Lyon
J. N. Merovey
Dark's Mill
Hattie McGavock
Elnora Jones
Dark’s Ll
Franklin
Penny Pictures
Young's
Joe Foster
Carters Creek
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George Dooley
Asawooa
Canada
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John B. Garrett
Grand Lodge of Masons
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Santa Fe
Lucy DuBose
Ophelia Harlin
Spring Hill
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Duplex
Musee
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McLemor
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Hallerd
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Aagket
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J. P. Herndon
West 7Th Bt
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Collumaia
Enneas
Farrell
Rey Lapacome Farrell & Lipscome
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Travelers Life tAcaiet Insurance Co
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