Spring Hill Towns new act forms government and bonds
A 1909 act creates the town of Spring Hill with a mayor aldermen government, merges assets and debts from the old town, and authorizes coupon bonds up to ten percent of assessed value. It details sales, redemption, taxes, and the recorder's duties, plus provisions for a sinking fund and public notices. The act establishes officers, succession, and legal status, effective on passage.
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Recorder
Recorder S Hall
Spring Hill
Maury County
Recorders Hall
Syrine
He Bieber
Mayer
Eld
Salen
Taza
Sach Town
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
OH. Ayers, Jr
John S
Odi
A. C Burkhalter
Buneh
W. J. Cheakrs
W. F. Campbell
T. B. Bond
W. Cc. Branham
A. J. Campbell
Spring Hil
Dr King's New Life Pills Cure Ingleside Man
B F Avenue of Ingleside North Carolina reports being cured after trying many doctors and $200 worth of medicine for indigestion. Dr King's New Life Pills reportedly cured constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 26¢ at all drugstores.
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B. F. Avenue
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
New Life
Thaw Ordered Remain in Mattenwan Asylum
New York June 6 The appellate division of the supreme court ruled Harry K Thaw was legally committed to the Mattenwan asylum for the criminal insane The decision affirmed an order from October 12 1908 denying Thaws habeas corpus writ An exception was noted by Justice Jo ck M Le Gaynor who dissented from the majority ruling.
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New York
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Mattenwan
Thaw
Eleven bodies recovered after Lake Pontchartrain pier collapse
Eleven victims, all New Orleans residents, were recovered from Lake Pontchartrain after the collapse of a small pier used by excursionists to board the steamer Margaret bound for New Orleans. The list includes Lori Lizzie Lotz aged 15 and Alice Chopin aged 16 months, among others.
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Lizzie Lotz
Marie Goiten
Kathleen Goiten
Lara Ray
Alice Choppin
Lizzie Everhardt
Eugenie Pabst
C. F. Everhardt
Charles Bruno
John T. Bruno
Mamie Pazos
St. Tammany Parish
Mandeville
New Orleans
Maroinet
William M. Nethusel
Ponchartrain Transportation Company
Margaret
Neihusel
The
Benevolent Knights of America
Samuel Choppin
McClure Dies at Advanced Age in Wallingford
Col. Alex K. McClure, longtime journalist and adviser to Lincoln era leaders, died suddenly at his Wallingford country home Sunday afternoon at age 91 after a year of poor health. His wife, Mrs McClure, and sisters Henry M. Grate and Alfred Gratz were present.
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Philadelphia
Alex K. McClure
Lincoln
Aaffice
Wallingford
McClure
Mia. McClure
Henry M. Grate
Alfred Gratz
Ambitious Missourian Luther Welch Finishes Naval Academy
Luther Welch of Missouri, once considered too short for the Naval Academy, used a daring device to meet height requirements and earned diploma with the class. He ranked fourth in his 174-student cohort, excelled in mathematics and languages, led a midshipmen company, and captained the Lacrosse team to a win over Harvard.
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Annapolis
Kansas City
United States Naval Academy
Luther Welch
Welch
Borilllanes
Delige
Hiv
Harvard
Liver Health Claim and Constipation Relief Ad
An old advertisement claims a product called Dean's Regulate corrects the liver and the stomach to cure constipation. The copy also mentions a box price of 25 cents and asserts broad benefits to the digestive system. It presents a medical tone with limited evidence.
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Dean
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M. Hillsman Taylor
House of Representatives
Wm, Kinney
Senate
Malcolm R. Patterson
Hallam W. Goodloe
Harry Thaw
Sane Asylum
Deering Machine
Dobbins
Columbia, Tenn
Garr, Scott & Co
DOBBINS @ EWING
Lake Pontchartrain
M'Clure
Herald
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