Aldrich Keeps Income Tax From Direct Vote
Washington June 12 Senate adopts Aldrich motion to postpone direct vote on income tax by 4 to 5 margin. Bailey and others accuse delay as dodge while Wool Schedule debates continue with amendments by Bacon Gore and La Follette, votes show mixed support for income tax.
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Shington
Aldrich
Senate
Bailey
Rhode Island
Texas
Cummings
Dolliver
Nelson
Bradley
Kentucky
la Follette
Bacon
Gore
Finance Committee
Georgia
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Seustor
Republican Party
Mr. la Follette
la Pollette
Ad Valorem
Indiana
Beveridge
Iowa
Cummins
United States
Clapp
Sherman
Columbia Citizen Endorses Kidney Pills Cure
A Columbia resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured five year kidney trouble and back pain. He cites a June 2 1908 statement and a May 30 1907 follow up confirming no recurrence. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Columbia
Ninth St
Hs “T
Dean
Jeter
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ams
Men Past Fifty in Danger Urges Foley Kidney Remedy
A reader from Dexter Ky reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble labeled as enlarged prostate. After fearing surgery due to age, he used Foley’s Kidney Remedy, two bottles relieved the problem and the patient was no longer troubled.
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Middleafe
Foley
Morris
Dexter, Ky
Geo, S. RN
Peabody Gives One Million to Teachers College
Trustees of the Peabody fund met at Waldorf Astoria and tentatively decided to give 1,000,000 to the Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee and 1,600,000 to other southern schools. Final decisions await the October trustees meeting. Absentees included Theodore Roosevelt J P Morgan Hoke Smith Granville Winthrop and George Peabody bicmore. The 3 500 000 fund was to promote northern style public schools in the south but 1 980 000 became unavailable due to repudiated bonds in Mississippi and Florida. Interest has funded education for whites and negroes.
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New York
The
Peabody Fund
George Peabody
South
Waldorf- Astoria
Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
Puller
United States Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Granville Winthrop
George Peabody Bicmore
Rhode Island
Bonda
Mississippi
Prorida
Nashville Voters Approve High School Bond Issue
Nashville voters approved a 300000 bond plan to replace the overcrowded high school by a decisive 568 vote margin. The interurban franchise also passed by 1836 in favor. In the magistrate race J L Weakley led with 602 votes, outpacing M M Gee by 97.
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Nashville
Tewn
Jude
Squire Aris Brown
J. L. Weakley
M. M. Gee
Nashvile
Varmint Town
Twenty-second
General Assembly
Foley's Orino Laxative Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes Poleys Orino Lazatine for constipation stomach and liver issues claiming it sweetens the stomach and breath stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels and is superior to pills and ordinary laxatives urging readers to try it today.
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Poley
Foley
GEO
Alcorn
Prohis Win in Alabama Boosts Prohibition Drive
In Montgomery on June 11 the prohibition movement gained momentum as the Supreme Court said indictments were not necessary for violations. Governor Comer offered 250 dollar rewards for each of three men who beat Law and Order League detectives and seized a whisky grip, while the Police Commission ordered strict enforcement of the act. The ruling speeds trials in City or Circuit Courts, officials pledge full backing, and warrants numbering forty or fifty are expected to accelerate enforcement statewide.
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Montgomery
Ala
Prohibition Movement
Supreme Court
Law and Order League
Police Commission
Spanking Incident Triggers Strike at Santa Rosa Ranch School
In Santa Barbara Cal on June 11 1888 or 1889 Miss Cavita Lane's school at a Santa Rosa ranch seven miles from town was shut for three months after she spanked a pupil. All fourteen teachers joined the strike and she sits at her desk daily while no pupils attend.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Headquarters to remain at Memphis
The executive council of the Sons of Confederate Veterans met in Memphis on June 12 and voted to keep Memphis as temporary headquarters. Nathan Bedford Forrest was elected temporary adjutant general. Permanent HQ to be chosen later. Council directed attendance at state reunions and formed a committee to pursue an official periodical.
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Memphis
Tenn
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Couple Eighth Wedding Via Matrimonial Agency in Cookeville
Mr J B Nicholas a prominent farmer near Cookeville Tenn and Miss Lyda Tyner of Denver Colo were married Friday at Hotel Richelieu. The ceremony by Esquire Douglass followed a pre arranged plan after Tyner traveled from Denver to meet the groom. They will reside at the groom’s home. he was a widower with grown children. This is Tyner’s first marriage.
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Cookeville
Tenn
J. EB. Nicholas
Lyda Tyner
Denver
Colo
Hequire J. H. Douglass
Hotel Richelieu
Miss Tyner
Esquire
Douglase
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder issues such as backache urinary irregularities and exhaustion to become well. It promotes starting today with the product from GBO. 8. ALCORN.
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Foley
Memphis Charters Fifty Social Clubs
More than fifty social clubs have been chartered for Memphis in the last three months. They will begin business on the onset of the statewide prohibition law taking effect.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Lovall and Hawkins v Harris and Cole Brothers Chancery
In Columbia Tenn the Chancery Court orders four week publication in the Columbia Herald. Defendants Harris and Cole Brothers must appear on the third Monday of October to answer the bill. If not, the bill may be taken as confessed. May 28, 1909. A N Akin Clerk and Master Jr Dinning Attorney Qs4t
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Lovall & Hawkins Ve
Harris & Cole Bros
Chancery Court
Columbia
Enn
H. & Cole Brothers
Lovall & Hawkins
Columbia Herald
Chacery Court
Rt Paints
A.N. Akin
Master Jr. Dinning
Second game annexed as Lawrenceburg defeats Summertown
Lawrenceburg beat Summertown 19 to 5 in the first game at the new park as Patterson started for Summertown but was hit hard early. Hancock pitched steadily for Lawrenceburg while Wright and Spencer provided support amid muddy grounds and a crowd.
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Lawrenceburg
Jstremk
Summertown
Patterson
Wright
Hancock
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Peabody
Washville
Herald Office
Alabama
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Ham and Bone
Pallet Wright and Spencer
Roleys
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