Fire Devastates Williams and Worsham Building in Nashville
The morning blaze wiped out the stock of Williams and Worsham in Nashville. Local authorities said the fire caused extensive damage valued at twenty thousand dollars. No injuries were reported, and firefighting crews worked to control the flames and prevent further spread.
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Herald
Nashville
Tessa
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Willams & Worsham
Man of letters and faith Harry Woodside dies suddenly in New York office
Harry E Woodside general agent for Massachusetts Life Insurance Co dropped dead at 7 15 pm in his Madison Avenue office the death followed a long day of pressure and a candid remark to partner J H Smith about quitting insurance. He leaves wife Belle Patterson and daughter Mildred Ellis Woodside and had recently converted at Cates revival inspiring a shift toward ministry along with his deep community stature in Savannah Tenn and Columbia Tenn and his life story traces education at University of Tennessee and a career in life insurance since 1905 in Memphis and Atlanta.
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Harry E. Woodside
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Jeahesesh Trust Building
Madison Avenue
Wood Aide
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J. H. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
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Mildred Ellis Woodside
Savannah
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Kinney l
Ethel
Deak
Dre
G. R. Livermore
Louis Leroy
W. F. Clary
Commercial Appeal
Clary
Harry
Trong Heart Toston
Ste
Avon
Harry Woodside
Webb Brothers
Cullooka
Bellbuckle
University of Tenessee
Cates
Angela
Mra
N. EB. Woodside
Columbia, Tenn
Kin Aleter
Arch Lipkcomb
Columbia Tenn
Mra. Wiley Hoke
Los Angeles
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Meridian
Miss
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Baggy Harness Showcased by Mnest Line in Columbia
In Columbia, Satterfield & Co. invites readers to see the Baggy Harness display featuring the Mnest line. Visitors are urged to come and view the offerings.
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Mnest
Young Men and Cobbling in New York Shoes
The cobbling trade in New York faces a shortage of willing young reporters votes and skilled workers. Machinery and division of labor push crafts toward factory output, threatening the craft as old cobblers struggle to keep pace. notable historical figures were also shoemakers, prompting questions about sustaining the ancient craft.
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New York
New York World
Robert Bloom Jelf
London
Whittley
Linnaeus
Roger Sherman
Willem Carey
Henry Sachs
Nurnberg
Foreign students debate at American International College
The Boston Transcript notes Springfield Mass IC's annual prize debate drew a large crowd. Six foreign students tackled the knotty issue of whether the U S constitution should define executive powers and duties more clearly. Vladimir Boyadjiett led Bulgarian entrants with Robert Owen det in second. others shared honors.
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Boston Transcript
American International College
Springfield
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Pendleton Law Case at Bristol Test of Constitutionality
The Pendleton law mandamus case tests constitutionality. Whiskey interests hope for defeat and a return to business as usual after November 1. A large fund, controlled by their representatives, is to be used to fight the decision if the law is upheld.
Sheep breeders encouraged to view Ramboulette yearlings
The sheep growers of this and neighboring counties are urged to call on T. C. Brittain for high grade Rambouleta yearlings and ram lambs bred for wool and mutton. March 19 notice.
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T. C. Brittain
Net Profits in Waterworks Jackson’s 1902-06 totals
The Jackson waterworks show substantial profits with $225,455.44 net over five years after bonds, extensions, and running costs. Annual profits ranged from about $49,265 to $53,910, aided by lower insurance rates thanks to an up to date plant and ample water supply.
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Chattanoga Star
Jackson
Jacksonville
Altsag
Board Public
Board Public Works
Joe Louden Returns to Canaan and Reunites at Mike's Place
Joe Louden comes back to Canaan after a long absence to find old friends awaiting. Mike’s red bearded partner greets him with joy and offers a room while Happy Fear notes Joe’s influence and past. Joe plans to settle in town and awaits a possible legal path with Sampson, the local attorney, amid a wary welcome.
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New York
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Joe Wed
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Corral
Beaver Beach
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Joe Louden
Maggie
Canaan
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Columbia Reader
Mrs. W. M. Johnson, 94 West 10th Street, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased backache and kidney trouble hindering daily work. She bought at Adams & Martin's drug store and reports stronger back and less pain day and night. Sold by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FosterMil Co York, Doan's.
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W. M. Johnson
West 10Th Street
Dean
Adams & Martin
Foster
MI Co
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Eole
Ember
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Beavers Beach Installs Notorious Leader Amid Rowdy Festivities
Rumors confirm the lodging of a controversial figure at Beavers Beach and a public celebration that drew disreputable attention. One celebrator was arrested for an unfortunate incident, another injured on the way home, and Mr Happy Kear faced sharp criticism for injuring a companion and for underestimating police presence.
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Beavers Beach
Mephistopheles Opa
Neaver Beach
Lueket
Happy Kear
Happy
Pear
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