Union Services Close At Tabernacle In Columbia
A large audience attended the closing of union services at the Tabernacle in Columbia. Dr Cates addressed men on moral perils from social glass and dancing, urging conversion and sacrifice to the service of Christ. He urged converts to stand in the aisles and spoke of future gatherings and continuing prayer for the unsaved.
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Cates
Gambers
Ant
Lontsile
Sn Farwell
Atace
Columbia
Sadler
Nany
Sali
Isles
Senator Carmack to Speak on Character at Tabernacle
Senator Carmack will lecture on Character at the Tabernacle next Tuesday night. The price is 50 cents adults and 25 cents under 12, set to avoid excluding listeners. A strong local push includes house to house ticket selling and a brief musical program by notable Columbia talent, with Y M C A members possibly attending.
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Tabernacle
Carmack
Association
J. F. Brownlow
R. C. Ewing
West Seventh Street
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Tennessee
Professor Harris Accepts Moore Institute Principalship at Culleoka
Prof D T Harris, a former co principal of McDowell school, has accepted the principalship of Moore Institute at Culleoka and will move from Columbia to assume duties there.
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D. T. Harris
McDowell School
Moore Institute
Culeoka
Columbia
Intervention request from Tele of Pines residents seeks U S action
A committee of American residents in Tele of Pines asks President Roosevelt to intervene in the case of Millie Brown, 18, jailed after a dispute over a crime and a Cuban government pledge that she would be revived in the name of the mayor. Washington reports no inland outrage appears in the Pines telegraph incident. Minister Morgan in Havana will send a fuller mail report in a few days.
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Tele of Pines
Roosevelt
Khe
Washington
State Department
Morgan
Havana
Inland of Pines
Mall
Virtuous Deadwood Recounts Silent County Jail and Licenses
The Deadwood era fades as Lawrence county jail holds no prisoners for the first time in thirty years and June prisoner counts drop. Licenses for liquor plummet from forty two to nineteen since last July, reflecting a town shedding its wild days once famed for Deadwood Dick Calamity Jane Wild Bill Hickok and Brimstone Bar memories.
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Deadwood
St. Paul Dispatch
Lawrence County
Board
Wild Bill Hickok
Brimstone Bar
Democrats to Open State Headquarters at Maxwell House
The State Democratic headquarters will be in Rooms 6 and 7 at the Maxwell House with a late Friday announcement. Henry Morrow appointed N G Robertson and A A Adams as State Committee Secretaries, others sharing duties due to private interests. Campaigns to begin soon. Patterson may join when able. Republican HQ expected at Tulane next week with Lee Brock returning from Washington to serve as Secretary.
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Maxwell House
Maxwell
Henry Morrow
N. G. Robertson
A. A. Adams
Lebanen
State Committee
Raett
Coul
Patterson
Morrow
Lee Ibrock
Washington
Brock
H. Clay Evans
Newell Sanders
Lee Brock
Tennessee
Nashville American
Astor Says He Does Not Seek American Citizenship
Young Mr. Astor relieves the country with assurance he has no intention of becoming an American citizen. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the leisure and pleasure in his response, signaling his continued ties elsewhere.
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Mr. Astor
Philadelphia Ledger
Cuticura Remedies End Hair and Scalp Complaint
Mrs. Mattie Jackson of Mortonsville Kentucky reports relief from a persistent humor on her head and scalp after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She claims improvement after three applications and recommends the remedies to others.
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Mattie Jackson
Mortonsville
Cure for a Twelve Year Sore Promised by Cuticura
D M Robertson of Newton Mississippi reports twelve years of sore pain cured after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and related treatments. The testimonial praises Cure and reluctance to trade for anything else, dated September 29 1905.
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D.M. Robertson
Newton
Miss
Fiasco at Maury County Democratic mass meeting
A Democratic mass meeting in Columbia convened at 11 in the courthouse with Dr. B A Timmons delivering a strong appeal for party unity. Speakers debated endorsing county nominees, forming a Patterson club, and whether to adjourn, ending without adopting resolutions or endorsing any candidate.
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J. H. Kannon
Jno
M. Crowe
Court House
Columbia
B. A. Timmons
Down
G. K. Houser
Rove
Collins
Maury County
Webster
Thomas Peebles
Mr. Webster
Patterson Club
Peebles
Patterson
James A. Smiser
J. A. Porgey
Smiser
W. J. Webster
J. C. Lowell
Fr. B. Collings
J. H. Forgey
Webster Rose
Dr. Collins
Thone Wit
Democratic Party
Freelfan
Othe
Maury
Potter
Jesse Tomlinson Rose
Web Jster
Tom Peebles
Jas. Granberg
Lee kin to Confederate leaders to join Marine Corps
Sidney Smith Lee Jr., grand nephew of Gen. Robert E. Lee, will be appointed Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. He passed exams in Washington and returns to Virginia to his home near Fredericksburg. If commissioned, he becomes the third Lee in Uncle Sam’s fighting forces, joining relatives George M. Lee and Fitzhugh Lee Jr. in service.
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Washington
Sidney Smith Lee
Robert E. Lee
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Fredericksburg
Dan Murray Lee
Young Lee
Lee
Gen
Sam
George M. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr, Sons of Gen. Fitz Lee
Fename
San Francisco Schools Open After Fire Outbreak
San Francisco July 24 The public schools opened yesterday for the first time since a large fire. About thirty buildings were destroyed causing overcrowding in several districts. Some schools will operate on a half day plan until more facilities are provided. Registration stands at about 60 percent of pre April 10 figures, according to School Director Oliver.
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San Francisco
Oliver
National Retail Grocers commend Roosevelt on pure food law
The executive committee of 16,000 National Retail Grocers Association members praised President Roosevelt for the recent pure food law. John A. Green said the law is a big step in the right direction and urged campaigns to align state laws and convictions with the federal act. The remarks followed discussions linked to the Grocers convention preparations.
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Chicago
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Roosevelt
Congress
John A. Green
Grovers
Dalles
Tenis
Dead Newsboy J T Waters Native of Centerville
Centerville Tenn July 24 Mia W BE Waters learned from Nashville that her grandson J T Waters, a L N railroad news agent, was fatally injured at Columbia at age 23. Reared by his grandparents Mr and Mrs Zach Waters, he had left Centerville three years ago and worked on routes serving Nashville. His remains arrived for burial. He was regarded as an excellent young man.
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Centerville
Tenn
Mia
W. BE. Waters
Nashville
J. T. Waters
Butch
Columbia
Zach Waters
Contested Sage Will Probed by Kin and Executors
New York July 24 Herald reports preparations by Russell Sage relatives for possible will contest if provisions disappoint nephews grand nephews and distant kin. Executives and Mrs Sage may favor settlements while attorneys for Troy heirs and Senator Brackett consider options as estate valued around 100 million draws scrutiny.
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New York
the Herald
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Troy
Senator Brackett
Saratoga
Sage
Mr. Brackett
Mre. Snee
A. Gardiner
Delancey Nicoll
Wiil
DeForest Brothers
Jackson Man Loses Valise In City Street Observation
Robert Hicks of Jackson Tennessee described the towering Washington Avenue houses between Broadway and Sixth Street as the tallest he had seen. He set his valise on the curb to study the architecture and later found it missing, with clothes, trinkets and about 100 dollars reported stolen by a thief, according to police.
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ST. Louis
Robert Hicks
Jackson
Tenn
Washington Avenue
Broadway
Sixth Street
Driver flees after riling bull near Norristown
A chauffeur in a large red car fled when a bull charged near Norristown Pennsylvania. The incident notes the autonomous vehicle could not handle a creature of that size.
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Penn
Buffalo Express
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