Democrats Sustain the President Over Smith Affair
Senator Carmack defends President Roosevelt action to remove General J H Smith known as Hell Roaring Jake. He says the move corrects brutal orders in the Philippines, rebukes Smith's fire and sword policy, and frames the case as proof Democrats opposed wartime excess while criticizing administration excuses.
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Senator Carmack
Gen. Smith
Washington
Cantonal Committee
Roosevelt
J. H. Smith
Jake
Carmece
Tennessee
Rps
Smith
Philippine Islands
Waller
Smith Waelf
Manila
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY NEAR BOWLING GREEN
Dr Henry Taylor of Richardsville area dies after buckboard wreck in Bowling Green near an overhead bridge. His horse bolted when frightened by a passing train crossing and plowed into a telephone pole. The 86 year old Vanderbilt University medical staff member died about two hours later.
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Bowling Green
Enry Taylor
Richardsville
Taylor
Was & Ru
Vanderbilt University
Accidental Killing At Campbell Station Claims Langley Life
John Langley of Campbell Station died Monday from a loaded gun accident. While cleaning a loading magazine, Langley asked Fayette Taylor to test the trigger, resulting in a gunshot to Langley’s face and head. Langley, 19 year old, was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langley. The tragedy leaves the Langley family and Taylor in deep grief.
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John Langley
Campbell Station
Langley
Fayette ‘Taylor
Taylor
John D. Langley
Marks estate gains value from 1806 Jackson deed
Special to the Herald Nashville July 18. Gen. W. H. Jackson in 1806 conveyed his life interest in Bell Mead and city real estate to Albert Marks wife and son Wm. H. Jackson Jr. This shows Albert Marks owned one third fee simple and half life interest, making the Marks estate more valuable than previously thought. The deed notes the conveyance was for value received.
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Herald
Nashville
W. H. Jackson
Bell Mead
Albert Marks
Wm.h. Jackson, Jr
Gen. Jackson
Marke
Mra. Marks
W. H. Jackon, Jr
Congressmen Endorse Peruna In Widely Circulated Letters
A burst of endorsements from U S lawmakers and senators praises Peruna as a swift cure for coughs colds and catarrh relief of nervous troubles and general vitality. Notable signers include J B Crowley Romulus Z Linney A T Goodwyn W N Roach H W Ogden and others urging readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if no results appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Peruna
Crowley
Congress
J. B. Crowley
United States
Romulus Z. Linney
Taylorsville
N. C
Simcs
A. T. Goodwyn
Robinson Springs
Ala
U.S
W. N. Roach
Larimore
N. D
H. W. Ogden
Benton, la
H., W. Ogden
H. W. Smith
Murphysboro
Ill
Geo. W. Smith
David Meekison
Napoleon
Benator Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
Stephen R. Mallory
M.C. Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
W. V. Sullivan
Oxford
Misa
J. M. Thurston
Omaha
Neb
H. G. Worthington
Nevada
Howard
Ft. Payne
M. W. Howard
Willis Brewer
Haynesville
Als
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Southport Promised to Become Maury County Spotlight
July report from Mt Pleasant notes heavy phosphate rock shipments from Southport led by Federal Chemical and Central Prine, with 17 500 tons moved since June 6 and 900 cars, plus a labor shortage. Rum Bors transfer of ? to Southport Phosphate Co. forms new owner base. village poised for rapid growth mirroring Mt Pleant’s earlier surge.
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Mt. Pleasant
Nashville American
Federal Chemical
Central Pricenom
Southport
Rum Bors
Ace
South Phosphate Company
Louisville
Federal Chemical Company
Ruhm Brothers
E. L. Gregory
P. Arey M. P. Murphy
C. Murphy
T. RB. Phelps
Mt. Pleant
Fire at Columbia Institute Destroys Outbuilding
A small barn behind the Columbia Institute burned Monday night causing about 300 in damage. The blaze, burning brightly, appeared to threaten the main school building but was confined to the outbuilding. A $10,000 policy covered the school, not the out-buildings, and the origin remained unknown. The institute stands as a beloved historic structure in the community.
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Columbia Institute
Ua Vena Cea
Double Hanging Report From Greenville Murder Case
Special to the Herald reports Ashley Cocke and Tom Lauderdale were hanged at 11 this morning in Memphis. No rescue attempt occurred. Cocke cursed on the gallows as he died. The two men were linked to the railway murder of engineer Ashley on a railroad train last December.
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Memphis
Greenville
Migs
Ashley Cocke
Tom Lauderdale
Cocke
Ashley
Beaumont Drawn Knife Fatal Assault on Officer
Henry Beaumont of Nashville confronted Patrolman Walter Jacobs with a drawn butcher knife. The officer shot Beaumont dead. A pocket note read do not hang the police man, because led him into it, suggesting Beaumont aimed to provoke another to kill him rather than die himself.
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Henry Beaumont
Nashville
Walter Jacobs
Beaumont
Southport Phosphate Co. Lands Purchase Noted in Maury Giles
Rubin Bros. sells 10113 acres in Maury county district seven and Giles county district fourteen to the Southport Phosphate Co. The deed omits price but the land is valued for taxation at 26000 dollars and is believed to have fetched much more.
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Rubin Bros. Et al
Southport Phosphate Co
Maury County
Giles County
A Baseball Mix Up At South Side Park
A Friday altercation after the Hampshire Godwin baseball game sparked a clash between two Columbia youths and Hampshire players. Officials say the Hampshire boys claim the write up injured them and will withdraw from further play, while the Hamp shire and Godwin teams expect to resume soon in a friendly rematch.
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Herald
South Side Park
Godwin
A. C. Irvine
Godwin Boys
Columbia
Hampshire
Democratic Party stance stays on Kansas City platform
Washington July 21 The Democratic Congressional Committee reiterates it adheres to the Kansas City platform and rejects talk of a new party or pushing Cleveland and Hill. The committee emphasizes monetary policy support for free coinage of silver died as gold production rose, while other Democratic factions remain active ahead of the 1896 era.
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Washington
New York
Edwarda
Democratic Congressional Committee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hill
Jase Ha
A Good Man Gone to His Reward
Colleoka July 17 William Branch died at his home near here on July 16 1802 aged ninety two months and ten days. He leaves several children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his residence and burial at Friendship. The article praises his devout life and Christian faith and notes his hymn singing and worship at the Methodist church for sixty six years.
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Colleoka
William Branch
Here
Mary Uzzell
Mary
Clarence Hobbe
Methodist Church
Clarence Hobbs
John Redding
Cullooka
Geo. Ad Kisson
Columbia
Long
Pulaski
Kerr
John Branch
Texas
Death notices and church event items from late news
J A McDearmon died Sunday of throat cancer at his home in Trenton Tennessee. A minister from the M E Church South was invited to deliver the anniversary sermon at Christ Church in Pittsburg Pennsylvania, a notable event in church circles.
The Republican Fear in Tariff Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer opines Republicans shun tariff revision, fearing broad changes. It argues lawmakers avoided opening the tariff issue and would rather attack monopolistic tariff features indirectly. Democrats should maintain a restrained stance and await clear doors to opportunity.
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Congress
Cincinnati Raquirer
Professor Ford Changes School Location Next Fall
Prof Ford plans relocating his school to the Atheneum gymnasium room next fall. The room will be large well lighted and ventilated with playgrounds and hitching privileges. The arrangement aims to avoid public disturbance and keep play areas separate from the public.
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Prof. Ford
Atheneum
Horse racing chatter from many states and owners
The report lists Alex McKay now at Ottawa winning second money with Katie 5, and notes sales and prospects across several stables. It mentions Jim Granbery selling a mare to Hirwingham, Sky Pointer injuries, Dan Patchen and Direct Hal as top pacers, and numerous sales in Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and beyond including Goeme and Evangeline lineages.
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Alex McKay
Ottawa
Katie
Jim Grantery
Wold
Henry Pointer
Sky Pointer
Peoria
Mr. McKay
Wm. Geret
Nashville
Spr Hill
Goeme
Madge
Brown Hal
Gerst
Smith Thomas
Joo
Frazier
Stock
Dan Patchen
Joe Patchen
Direct Hal
Ed Geers
Memphis
South Side Park
The
Spy
Jno
W. Lee
Duplex
Evangeline
Old Wash
Marie Trott
Carter
Geo. Brown
I Brown
Hal Braden
Webb Ridley Improves After Death Rumor Circulates
A Columbia street report claimed Webb Ridley died in Hot Springs Arkansas. The tale proved false. Ridley is much better and his brother Will Ridley, who was with him, returned home Wednesday.
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Columbia
Webb Ridley
Hot Springs
Ark
Ridley
Will Ridley
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Ballangiga
Igo
Philippines
Henry Taylor
Cambell
Marks
Congressman
J.b.crowley
City OF
Institute
the Herald
the Democratic Party
Edwards
Ford
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