Destructive Runaway Involving Epps Ash Team
Disastrous runaway near McAnina involves Epps Ash team owned by Epps Ash. A drunken driver allegedly caused the collapse of multiple wagons injuring a mule and damaging two surreys. Ash, aided by his teens, faces costly repairs while vowing restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epps
Ash
Colired
McAnina
Ranaway
Bignyville Pike
Tod
Wilson, Jr
Tom Cork
Will Meittein
Ain Team
Tom Cook
Surrey
Will Brittain
Mr. Brittain
John B. Ranton
Brittain
Rapaway
J. J. Watson
Mr. Wilson
Satinoin Unequaled Beautifier Promises 10 Day Complexion Fix
An old advert promises to beautify complexions in ten days with Satinoin, claiming it removes tan and sallowness. It features testimonials from H. Freres of Augusta Georgia and a national toilet company, urging readers to order by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Freres
Augusta
National Toilet CO
Paris
Att
Runaway horse injures Rev L C Biles near Pranklin and Bear Creek
Rev L C Biles of 80 South Garden Street suffered multiple injuries Sunday night when a runaway horse struck a stump near Pranklin and Bear Creek pikes. Biles sustained a shattered right wrist and other wounds. Miss Mattie Agent escaped serious harm. The buggy was destroyed, and both were taken to nearby homes for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Biles
South Garden Street
Pranklin
Bear Creek Pikes
Mini Agent
Rev. Biles
Marah Mills
Agent
Freimds
Ie Hugey
Does Columbia Need a Young Men's Christian Association
The Herald argues Columbia faces a universal need for Y M C A style support for young men. A well run association offers gymnasium, study, Bible classes, and social life that can guide youths from unguided leisure to church participation and productive living, preventing drift to boardinghouse distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Young Men's Christian Association
Herald
Columbte
Y. M. Tt
Tut
Lever
Hunday
Hret
Christ
Bis
God
Young Men's” Christian Association
Fire destroys Arnstein building in Knoxville blaze
A major fire gutted the four story M B Arnstein & Co building at 412 414 Gay Street Knoxville causing $75,000 in losses with $60,000 insured. The fire, part of a districtwide pattern, spread water damage to nearby Newcomer & Co and Cullen Co stores. Total estimated losses reach $175,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn, Jones
M. B. Arnstein & Co
Gay Street
M.m.newcomer & Co
Newcomer
Queensware House
Chas. C. Cullen Company
C.M McGhee
New York
Newcomer & Co's
Support the Association for a Life-Saving Cause
A letter urging support for a Columbia based organization aimed at saving youths from vice, arguing that saving even one young man justifies the cost. The writer likens the effort to aiding the Young Man of Gallilee and appeals to readers to lend influence and funds for the benefit of a single life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Resui
Gallilee
Enea Levan
New State Institution Planned for Murfreesboro
In Murfreesboro Tennessee on June 4 locals speak of a new State Institution with capital around 80000. Promoters include B Moore, a former Nashville citizen now farming locally. The town’s two banks have grown profits since the war as talks continue to organize the bank and treatment company with subscription books to open soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Teno
Moore
Nashville
Wille
Land sale in Columbia Tennessee Chancery Court auction notice
In Maury County Tennessee the land description in the old 10th Civil District will be sold by the Chancery Court in Columbia on the final Saturday of July 1906. The property fronts North Main and 6th streets and covers 109 acres more or less with a complex metes and bounds description. Terms require one third cash, balance on 6 and 12 month credit, with notes bearing interest from date and security required. Auction held in the Chancery Court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Anderson
Chaneery Court
Columbia
Tenensee
Chancery Court Room
North Main and
6Th Streets
Tennessee
Maury County
James Dickey
Fuilen Bench
J. Jordan
Lee
James Lowell
Galé
Ien
A. N. Akin
Buffalo
N.Y
Grand Social B. P.O. BE
Retaro Limi
Southern Ry
J. &. Larremy
Ubattanooga, Tonn
Land Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee 1905
In Maury County Tennessee the chancery sale is set for July 1906 in Columbia to the highest bidder. The property lies in the Second Civil District, Twenty District, and contains about 12 acres more or less bounded by T P West, Charles Partee, A M Fraser, and J W Bates. Sold for cash free from equity of redemption, formerly owned by Leys McMeans, sold by Gov Fitzpatrick on November 27 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi McMeens
Lumbia
Tenn
Chancery Court Room
North Main and
Sixth Streets
Columbia
Tennessee
Maury County
Tennessie
Landa T. P
Lande Charles Partee
A. M. Fraser
J. W. Bates
Leys McMeans
Fitapatrick
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Epps Ash
North A.M. Leach
McTual Potmsit
Yiekla
Nassau Street
Atlanta
South Broad St
Man Rin & Pooney
the Herald
Rev. L. C. Biles
Miss Mattie Agent
ARMY
H. W. Phillips
Louisville
Kentucky
Columbia Military Academy
United States
South
Hardy
E. Edgerton
M. A
Toker Hal
J. M Baird
North Maio Street
Toker
Rhetland
Tom
Robert McAdams
W. P. Moore Blocker & Moore
Blocker & Moore
Bell Telephone
Brown Block
The
Vaughan Manufacturing Co
Dol Hood, Et al
Rees & Watkins
Rees & Watkins South Main Steel
Boardman
Jane A
Yom Morton
Ide Taylor
G. Hill
Mise Lizzie Owen
Will Morris
Mia Lizzie Boatright
Maury National Bank
Board Ory BR
Church
S.A. Edward
J A T Heghes
A Parker
BA Satterield
W. M. Creatr
Uren Ons
McKinney i eWte
Cheairs Matrong
Farmers & Merchants Bank
State of
County of
Maury
City of
E. Brownlow
J. Brownlow
Jno. Wey
T.J. Ron
J.J. Fieming
Bithell Howard
Fakencore
M &. Wheeter
W. Fig
T. d. P. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Cash
the Phoenix Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
Primotowr
Fulton
View
Cae
Jno
W. Frierson
Ily No. 2
Puetre Sevaen
Rohl
BHRG
Sethell Miock
Temare
H.W. Jones
T. J. Odel
Satlatnation
Guaran Denier
Steamore
Shaftin
Jaya
Prisca
Southern Railway
United Confederate Veterans
Ite
Pointe
Komila
J.B. Suieiay
Chattanooga
Gotton
Hewold
Ari
Memphis
W. G. Adams, T. P. A
Mora B. James,Adm
L Va
Jane
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