Illense Comment and Justice Across The Ages
A collage of 19th century notes covers textile wages in Lowell Minnesota timber exports and a clock based reminder device. It reports Pope Leo XIII's will opening and funeral plans. Gen Cassius Clay's will details trusts for Dora Rock and mining properties with endowments to clubs. A Kentucky militia clash over prisoner safety leads Judge Osborne to restrict armed escort while Col Williams withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius M. Olayrovides
Dora Rock
Olay County
Aeea
Filson Club
Louisville
Rociaty of American Authors
Newark
Kidney Trouble Cured by Peruna The Dawley Testimony
Mrs M J Danley of Minneapolis reports kidney trouble lasting years improved after less than three months and ten bottles of Peruna. She praises relief from pain and renewed health, noting similar letters from others praising Peruna and Portina for catarrh and women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Danley
Rehacon Lodge
1. C
Pirst Street
Minneapolis
Minn
M. J. Dawley
Washington, D.C
EB. O. Hopkins
Irmingham
Ala
Portina
Sheayer “T
Portina Caren
Toruna
Prrma
Columbus
Oho
Dr & B. Marten
Sensation in Tennessee Military Circles Roils Adjutant General Fight
Special to the Herald reports a red hot controversy in Tennessee military circles over the Morroe Battery woes. The piece cites possible court actions and hints of mustering the battery out, while claims of politics behind moves by Adjutant General Hannah and Col W C Tatum to remove Uspt Jones are aired. Friends of Jones deny defeat and threaten rapid military pressure unless the dispute ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Morroe
Ore Winifred Jones
Er Today
Hannah
W. C. Tatum
Uspt
Jones
J. P. Fyffe
Chattanooga
State Goard
Tatum Toous
Tatum
Col
Critics Question Judge Childress Bail Decision
Fayetteville July 25 Mayor D M Goodner condemns Judge Childress for allowing Charles Waddle life sentence killer of Policeman Nevis to post bail. Goodner’s letter in Lincoln County News sparks debate on legal phages and consequences, urging impeachment for actions widely deemed unlawful and harmful to public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Fayetteville
D. M. Goodner
Lincoln County News
Judge Childress
Charles Waddle
Nevis
Supreme Court
Dr. Goodner
Ground chosen for First Tennessee encampment at Cowan Grove
General Harvey Hannah Gus W U Tatum and Colonel Fyffe inspected Franklin Grove grounds offered by citizens as the site for the First Tennessee Regiment encampment. Cowan Grove, about fifty five acres of blue grass on John McGavock farm, one mile from town, near historic battlefield. Regiment to camp August 4 holding until August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Tenn
Harvey Hannah
Gus
W. U. Tatum
Col. Fyffe
Citizens’ Committee
Toonestes
Cowan Grove
John McGavock
Franklin
Largest Battleship in the World Launched
London July 24 The new battleship King Edward VII was launched by the Princess of Wales at Devonport this evening. Present were the Prince of Wales Prince Henry of Battenberg and the Lords of the Admiralty. King Howard laid the keel March 8 1902. The vessel cost Frisco 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward VII
Princess of Wales
Devonport
Prince of Wales
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Lords of the Admiralty
King Howard
Nashville American Never Reaches The Commoner Office
A fragment laments that the Nashville American did not deliver copies revealing principal stockholders and editor affiliations. The speaker notes the Commoner’s courage, while doubting the American’s willingness to speak out, referencing Mr. Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville American
Ste
Commoners
Bryan
Pointer for the People on the Whiskey Ring Scandals
The Commoner argues political scandals like the whiskey ring and star route abuses emerged under earlier administrations and only surfaced after a Democratic era. The piece urges vigilance to prevent postelection corruption, punish all guilty parties, and safeguard the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeandale Ava
Mom
Trotwood Park Opens Amid Large Birmingham Crowd
Trotwood Park opened at noon with excellent weather and big crowds. The program featured quiet throwing and contests, a barbecue, and bands. Mr John Trotwood Moore of Columbia Tenn spoke on the harness horse and its mankind, a silver cup was given to Mrs L R Brooks for naming the park, and races trotting pacing and running followed. Several shops closed for the day to allow workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Light Artillery
Moore
John Trotwood Moore
Columbia, Teon
Mra L. R. Brooks
Trotwood Park
Southern
Alabama
Great Southern
Lomaville and Nashville Railroad
Bewsemer
Pratt City
Asley Ahopa
Birmingham
Pro Bono Publico's Card on City Debt Report Update
A Herald interview with A B Raine, chairman of the Pro Bono Publico committee, notes progress on compiling the citys indebtedness statement. Julie Erwin and W P Erwin have labored on the report for weeks, with Judge Erwin saying it should be ready soon despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Raine
Herald
Julie Erwin
Judge Erwin
W. P. Erwin
Erwin
W. H. Wilson
Anch
Pope Leo’s Views on Labor Question at Vine Street Church
Cincinnati July 24 at Vine Street Congregational Church pastor Herbert S. Bigelow discussed Pope Leo XIII and the labor question. He cited the encyclical on the Condition of Labor and argued the church must address poverty, urging Protestants to support reform rather than defend the status quo.
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Herald
Cincinnati
Vine Street Congregational Church
Paetor
Herbert S. Bigelow
Pope Leo
Rere
Mneni
Congressman Federer Dead in Philadelphia
Congressman Robert H. Federer of the Fourth District died at his Torresdale home after a period of illness He was a leather manufacturer and president of the Keymoe Telephone Company of Philadelphia The telegram from Associated Press notes his death and identifies his status as a principal bondholder in the American Phosphate Company and details an estate valued around 10 4 million
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert H. Federer
Torresdale
Keymoe Telephone Company
Associated Press
Connreeman Kiederer
Columbia
Bondholaere
American Phosphate Company
Chancery Court
Fuederer
Thore
Fusderer
Nickens Debuts in Loss for Columbia Ticher at Memphis
Nickens, former Columbia pitcher, lost his first game at Memphis on Saturday by a score of 7 to ? The opponent French is noted as one of the league’s best. The paper says Nickens pitched well but poor fielding behind him cost the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickens
Columbia
Two youths hanged in Fayette jail yard for China murder
Special to the Herald from Lexington Kentucky July 24 Claude O'Brien 14 of Memphis and Earl Whitney 19 ofville were executed by hanging in the Fayette County jail yard at 8 05 am for the murder of Addison B China. Both confessed no, with the crime committed during a burglary attempt at the Chinn home on Maxwell Street. The scene included the Chinn family and Asa Chinn defending his parents, a shootout ensued. the burglars fled to a box car at the Southern depot and were captured nearby. Both bodies were turned over to Memphis and Ville for burial. The case drew a large crowd and local clergy aided the condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Lexington
Claude O'Brien
Memphis
Earl Whitney
Ville
Addison B. China
Fayette County
O'Brien
Dold
Whitney
Pepe
Bavdlock
J.T. Willkerson
Copningham
Louisville
Am Rouldes
Somerset
Memphia
China
Maxwell Street
Addison B. Chinn
Ava Chinn
Chinn
Mrs. Chinn
Mr. Chinn
Asa Chian
Ohian
Asa Chinn
Ase Chinn
Insistance
Wioud
Rouyon
Staire
Asa
Mempuis
Nantville
Saapexted
Nashville Baer
Idonti Tionthum
WV. Ke Lrwin
Nashville Force
Wissant Hare
School Location Reconsidered by Local Stockholders
The Boys Training School site at the Hampshire pike King place was reconsidered at a Thursday stockholders meeting held in the Sunday school room of First Presbyterian church. Proposals discussed include buying the 140 acre Alien property for 3000 dollars with terms, buying the Andrews Public School building for 6600 dollars, and appointing a three member committee to present the offer to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. King Place
Hampshire Pike
Pimt Presboteran
W. B. Greenlaw
George T. Hughes
EB. H. Hatcher
Hatcher
Ull
King Place
Fr. H. Hatcher
Henry Fulton
Andrews Public School
Saas
Bard of Mayer and Ailermen
Board of Education
Mayor
Aller
Andrewa
Canon SE Dee
Meems
John W. Fry
Henry O. Fulton
H. Hatcher
Andrews
Prominent Farmer Assassinates Sparks Mystery and Flight
A well known farmer J L Butler of the eighteenth district was killed at night near his farm after returning from Dollar. Investigations point to John W Smithson as a potential accomplice. A mob attempted to lynch the suspects but they were moved for safety to Lowinville jail. Whitney and O Brien, youths tied to a Memphis burglary gang, faced trial as the case broadened from Butler's murder to other robberies and gang activity across Louisville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Ewendej
Cythiana
Col Williams
Jett
White
Col. Williams
Osborne
En Sert
Ewen
Cynthiana
Commonwealth
Buntington
J. L. Butler
Dollar
Butler
Dobn
Smitheon
Utler
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Illense
United States
Lowell
Muse
Minnesota
Leo
Portia
Vatican
St. Peter's
Tennessee
Lincoln County
Will
First Tennessee Regiment
St. Nichola
J. A. MaeKnight
Shelby County
Marion
Columbi
PRO Bono Publico
W.H. Wilson
Whey
Hev
Herbert S. Higelow
Congressman Foederer
Pennsylvania Statesman
of American Phosphate Co
Laude O'Brien
Lexington, Ky
A. B. Chinn
Story of the
Orme
Boys Training School
Lowinville
Oth
Cates
Gov. Beckham
Claud O'Brien
Ager
Ornear Lee
Missasippi
Geane Lee
Birthingban
Allen
Newport
Covington
Cincimoath
Nashvillee
Ronl
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