Use of Cigarettes on Stage Sparked Protest in Nashville
The Humane Commission vows to arrest anyone smoking or giving cigarettes during the Vendome Theatre Kirmess ahead of performances on June 6 7 and 8. Officials say minors will be protected and law violations pursued, while promoters insist on smoking on stage and free distribution of cigarettes to the audience.
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Vendome Theatre
Humane Commission
Carmen
The
Nashville Art Association
Linwood
Louisville
T. J. Lin
Kirmer
Unconscious aged Mrs Craige found in Ninth Street home
Mrs Tine Craige, an elderly resident of Ninth street, was found unconscious in her room Sunday afternoon after a fainting episode around seven. Her grandson Lews Kirk was summoned from Evansville and arrived Sunday night. She is much improved this morning.
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Tine Craige
Ninth Street
Jain
Lews Kirk
Evansville
Cooperage Co Boiler Bursts at West Fork Plant
A boiler explosion at the Tennessee Cooperage Company plant at West Fork six miles west of Mt. Pleasant occurred at 6 o clock. The engineer had just started the fire and left for breakfast. No one was nearby. only the boiler and waiter room were damaged. Loss estimated at 700 to 800 dollars with no insurance. repairs will begin immediately.
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Tentmessee Cooperage Company
West Fork
Mt. Pleasant
Roosevelt expected at convention amid new delegate contests
Chicago reports rumors that Col Roosevelt may attend the convention as new contest cases were prepared for submission to the national committee. Two districts in Virginia and North Carolina and two in Missouri added to contested delegate counts, increasing total to 238 with possible future additions.
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Virginia
North Cuolina
Missouri
Roosevelt Abandons Root Fight Over Convention Chair
From Oyster Bay June 3 Roosevelt signals dropping the fight to install Senator Root as temporary chair of the Chicago convention after consultations with Illinois and Maine delegations. Roosevelt aides seek better relations with wavering Taft supporters while delaying a decisive clash until the nomination vote. He notes a preference for Governor Hatley of Missouri but calls it not unalterable.
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Bilhu Root
Chicago
Col
Roosevelt
Illinois
Maine
Taft
Gov. Hatley
Missouri
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Probate
County Court of Maury County Tennessee orders James R Southworth of Arkansas and William D Southworth with unknown residence to appear for probate of A W Southworth will. Publication in The Columbia Herald for four weeks. Clerk BH. W. Thomas. Attorneys Hughes & Hughes.
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County Court
Maury County
Tenn
W. Southworth
Kate Southworth
James R. Southworth
Tenneseee
Arkansas
William D. Southworth
Columbia Herald
BH. W. Thomas
Hughes & Hughes
Le Brun to Star in Chautauqua Opera Company Engagement
Me Le Brun, famed star of the Le Brun Grand Opera company, brings a fifty-opera repertoire and multilingual performances. She has appeared at the Wagner festival in Worms as Elsa in Lohengrin and as Elizabeth in Tannhäuser at Innsbruck, among other roles in Nantes and Trieste. She studied in Milan under Julia Gavarotti and Ugo Anger, joined the Royal Italian Opera company in New York for four seasons, and signed a three-year prima donna contract with Henry Savage’s English Grand Opera company before leading her own company in the United States for the past three years.
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ME LE Brun
Chautauqua
le Brun Grand Opera
Worms
Elsto “Lebengrin
Elizabeth
Trieste
Mme. le Brun
Julia Gavarotti
Milan
Ugo Anger
America
Royal Italian Opera Company
New York
Henry Savage
Europe
Lafayette Chapter Royal Arch Ba sons Meeting Canceled
The Lafayette Chapter Royal Arch Sons will not meet tonight as announced due to unavoidable circumstances. The text notes cost of living concerns and fears about meat supply, reflecting contemporary worries about production and finance.
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Lafayette
Royal Arch Basons
Padgett Named by Dem OCRats for Another Term
The convention reaffirms loyalty to the national democracy and adopts its platform as party principles. It creates a seventh district Democratic executive committee to organize and oversee the primary, with rules for election and representation through November. Padgett’s nomination was announced amid enthusiastic support. a new congressional executive committee was appointed to fill vacancies.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Congressional Committee
National Democracy
Baltimore
Democratsc Ponsremsionel
Tereby
Democrats
J. L Finney
C. T. Crawford
K. Sutton
H. C. Richardson
J. B. Ridley
W. D. Warren
J. D. Woodward
J. A Tomlinson
Mr. Padgett
R. H. Crockett
Williamson County
Tar
Pett
Padgett
Acceptan
Congressional
Graham Edgerton
Dickson
D . Bates
Hickman
Notice of hearing in Columbia chancery court
Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee notes defendants Bowell and Ed Lowell are nonresidents and failing to plead by July term 1912. Hearing set and copy to be published four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Weekly. Attested by Clerk Akin and Hatcher Solicitor for Complainant.
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W. W Crawford
Admr
Bowell
Ed Lowell
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Weekly
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