Grace Duncan Ferrell Leaves Husband on Eighth Anniversary
Mrs. Hugh Ferrell known as Grace Duncan Ferrell announces she is leaving her husband after eight years of marriage. She departed on the anniversary day to Vicksburg Miss, seeking solely to devote time to her literary work amid a prior auto accident aftermath.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hugh Ferrell
Grace Duncan Ferrell
Vicksburg
Miss
Ferrell
Slater
Hugh Ferreil
Mra
Ferrel
Love for Sister Spurs on Pitcher
Cleveland June 14 Heinie Berger, a brave and loyal pitcher, preserves on field focus while his heart remains with his Indiana sister. After tears at a loss and grave of his sister, he continues to pitch for home folks and hopes his success brings them happiness.
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Cleveland
Heinie Berger
Heinie
Indiana
Lajoie
Larry
Helle
Slater
Berger
Wheat and Burt Oats Wanted by Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Elevator storage free sacks furnished on favorable terms. Call both phones No. 60 or see our agents at other stations. Wheat and Burt oats sought by Columbia Mill & Elevator Co with financing options and storage terms at multiple stations.
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Columbia Mill & Elevator | Co
Wat
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh and similar diseases. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises restoring strength, and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure with testimonials available.
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Hall
Eure
Seng
Lst
Aires F. J. Chaney & CO
Tike Hull
Children's Service Shines at First Methodist Church
An ornate Sunday program at First Methodist features a vibrant children's service directed by Meer Hoshurp. Students perform prayers, songs, and readings from love and faith, with violin solos, a child choir, and a heartfelt offering presented by Mary Coater Boyd as the congregation joins in the doxology.
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First Methodist
Oldock
Meer Hoshurp
Hils Holy Temple
Pralee
W Ward
A. BE. Clement
Mildred Brant
Sarah Leach
Eu _genia Sharp
Robert Stokes
William Huckaby
Frances Moore
Sabeam
Charlotte Lockridge
Cleek Sey
Hold Up Car In Broad Daylight Near New Orleans
Three men attempted a daylight streetcar robbery on the outskirts of New Orleans. Henry O'Dell was wounded in the thigh and Ernest Reviere injured at home after a fight with the motorman. O'Dell claimed the others persuaded him to take part. the other two escaped.
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New Orleans
Henry O'Dell
Ernest Reviere
O'Dell
Donn’s Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching
An advertisement claims Donn’s Ointment relieves itching and skin discomfort quickly. The copy touts fast action and availability at drug stores, urging readers to purchase locally.
Night Riders uprisings threaten new violence in Kentucky
A Franklin executive report warns that withdrawal of troops could trigger a larger night rider uprising. It notes ongoing recruitment despite martial presence, with authorities planning a coordinated defense and eventual organized forces to quell the wave of crime.
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Frankfort
Iam
No Opposition to Bryan Now Nominated by Acclaim
Washington June 12 With Kentucky and Virginia instructing for Bryan Democrats in the city concede the Nebraskan will be nominated by acclamation at the Denver convention. Bryan now has 626 votes of 672 needed. many remaining states are expected to instruct for him, totaling about 140 votes, to reach 764.
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Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
Bryan
Denver
Colorado
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
Vermont
Maine
Mississipppi
Montana
Long Atlantic Fleet Heads Home From West Coast
San Francisco harbor prepares for the long voyage home across three oceans. Nine fighting vessels are in man of war row, with twenty five craft at Mare Island and Hunter's Point. Atlantic fleet ships on the Pacific coast will move to San Francisco. departure dates are set for several ships including Georgia June 16 Wisconsin June 22 and Kearsarge June 29. St Louis sails June 15 for Honolulu a training cruise carrying Secretary Garfield back to the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Great Oceans
Hampton Roads
Mare Island Navy Yard
Hunter's Point
Pacific
Georgia
Puget Sound
Wisconsin
Minois
Kentucky
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
New Jersey
Kersarge
Jone
St. Louis
Honolulu
Garfield
The Food of Love and a Caper Censored
Fragmentary lines speak of food and a caper judged by a court or censor. The quirky phrasing hints at a satirical or literary note in a journal, with references to a Russian count and culinary imagery.
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Berufer
Cour
Journal
Young heiress weds cab clerk in million-dollar match
Mary Montana Largey, 18, heiress to a $1.5 million fortune, marries Raymond J. McDonald, a Broadway cab driver earning $60 a month. They depart for San Francisco and plan an automobile wedding trip then to Europe.
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Butte
Mon
Mary Montana Largey
Largey
Raymond J. McDonald
San Francisco
New York
Miss Largey
Europe
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Holds Franklin Session
In Franklin Kentucky this week the twenty ninth annual session of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Louisville Methodist conference is under way. About seventy five delegates from the district attend and will stay through Sunday evening with an interesting program and addresses by prominent state speakers.
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Franklin
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Louieville Methodist Conference
Forgey Addresses Giles County Carmack Club in Pulaski
Thomas B. Forgey delivered a stirring address before the Giles County Carmack Club in Pulaski Friday night. The crowd was large and enthusiastic. Forgey, upbeat on Carmack’s prospects, said a fight remains but believes Carmack will carry the county as support grows.
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Thomas B. Forgey
Giles County Carmack Club
Pulaski
Mr. Forgey
Giles
Carmack
Question For Question Show Prospects in Town
A village landlord and the advance agent discuss bringing a show to town. The agent asks about prospects while the landlord teasers the capacity for an engagement, framing the local demand for entertainment that week.
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Courier-Journal
Southern Music Teachers Meet Elects Southern Leaders
Mrs H N Dunbar returns from the Alabama State and Southern Music Teachers Association meeting held June 10 11 12 in Mobile Alabama. Officers chosen include August Gleger pres Gainesville GA Charles Washburn vice pres Nashville TN Mante E B Truitt secretary Mobile AL and W G Atermachsen treasurer Columbia SC. The group aims to strengthen state bodies establish a certificate issuing board and foster nationwide ties with the National Association and Federation. Vanderbilt’s Washburn named vice president and urged Tennessee teacher participation.
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H. N. Dunbar
Alabama State Music Teachers’ Association
Southern Music Teachers’Association
Mobile
Ala
New York
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
August Gleger
Gainesville
Charles Washburn
Nashville
Tenn
Mule Teachers’ National Association
National Federation of Musical Clubs
South
Tennessee
Washburn
Vanderbilt University
Elevation storage offered at Columbia Mill and Elevator Co
A brief notice states Aby quantity at any station. Sacis furnished on favorite terms. Elev attor storage free at Columbia Mill and Elevator Co.
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Sacis
Columbia Mill ,& Elevator CO
Eating in Modern Fiction Noted by English Writer
An English observer argues that meals and dining are central to social life and that modern novelists neglect food descriptions. He notes cookery rising as a profession, women attending classes, and dining scenes enriching character and era, with Dickens cited as exemplary.
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Indianapolis
Micawber
Upton Sinclair
Ife
Dickens
Warm Session of City Board Chooses Teachers and Delays Resignation
A heated City Board of Education meeting led to the resignation of Miss Mary Carpenter as coprincipal of the High School. Margaret Turner was elected to the Grammar School vacanc y and Miss Bishop to the primary department. Miss Lacey E Floyd’s candidacy was contested but not adopted.
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Wootlig
Mary Carpenter
Margaret Turner
Miss Bishop
Miles
Lacey E. Floyd
Mike Floyd
Bostick
McAfee
Bishop
Carpenter
Blind Tom Amadeus: Eminent Pianist Dies in New Jersey
Thomas Wiggins known as Blind Tom died yesterday in Hoboken New Jersey where he had lived years. Born around 1850 in Georgia he was a slave who impressed as a child and mastered the piano, later touring the United States and Europe as a celebrated prodigy.
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New York
Amalei
Priye Goers
Hoboker
N. J
Thomas Wiggins
Elven
Collimons
Tom
Diotie
United States
Europe
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