Senator Lea's blood donation aids ailing wife recovery
United States Senator Sue Lea of Tennessee donated a quart of his blood at Georgetown Hospital to help his wife Mrs Lea, whose condition worsened after a recent operation. Surgeons stated the transfusion was successful and the senator, though weakened, supported his wife’s revived prospects. Also, a local testimonial touts Foley Kidney Pills.
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Washington
United State
Sue Lea
Tennessee
Georgetown Hospital
Senttur Lea
Senator Lea
Lea
Unique fate for first cotton base traced to England
In San Benito Texas the commercial club decided at a meeting last night to trace the first bale of 1911 cotton, sold in Houston for 1015 dollars, to Manchester England. After sale there the bale would be made into cloth and presented to King of England, President Taft, and the governor general of Canada with a salt made from the cloth.
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San Benito
Texas
Commercial Club
Houston
Manchester
England
Taft
Canada
Man Run Over by Auto Dies in Memphis
Memphis dispatch June 20 Kenneth Stephenson son of Detroit judge Elliott Stephenson was arrested on manslaughter charges after Ed Donahue died at city hospital from injuries in an automobile accident. Detectives said the crash appeared unavoidable though initial reports suggested slight injuries.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kenneth Stephenson
Elliott Stephenson
Detroit
Mich
Ed Donahue
Stephenson
Donohue
County Jury Finds Conditions Satisfactory at Jail and Poorhouse
The grand jury reported to Judge Turner finding sixty one true bills. They praised the county jail and poorhouse conditions, urged stopping inmates going home on weekends, and noted the need for a new smokehouse and cistern at the poor farm. They described the farm’s ample supplies and improving infrastructure under Mr. Erwin, with a fully solvent set of bonds.
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Grand Jury
Turner
Lee Zimmerman
Akin
Erwin
O. B. Parsons
EB. G. Jack
L. H. McMeen
K. P. Fitzgerald
D. T. Fitzgerald
T. M. Johnson
J. T. Dugger
CL. Cheek
G. W. Tindell
C. Be, McEwen
D. L. Morrow
E. N. B. Reaves
Two Railroad Men Hurt In Accident Involving Rock Pile
A railing accident near the yards injured two railroad workers as a freight car derailment or nearby rock pile collapse disrupted operations. One man, Kies Galwin, sustained injuries while colleagues and bystanders described the scene amid talk of local political and business figures. Mayor Biddle is noted as a potential candidate in ongoing local affairs.
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Lohia Loeh
Frank Leoniirdt
Kies Galwin
Friends
Sheriff Godwin
Columbia
Boy Falls and Breaks Leg Near Mt Pleasant
The son of Jos Scott appears to have fallen yesterday afternoon near Mt Pleasant while playing. He tripped over a rock and broke his leg just below the knee. Mr Beott, a local farmer, lives nearby and may be involved in the incident report.
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Coree
Tly Shoyesnall
Jos
Scott
Joe
Mr Beott
Mt Pleasant
Revival Begins At Mount Pleasant Church
Elder G Dallas Smith of Fayetteville leads a revival service this week at Mount Pleasant Christian Church starting Monday with a weeklong meeting.
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G. Dallas Smith
Fayetteville
Mt Pleasant Christian Church
Ambition to succeed himself as chief magistrate discussed
The article notes a politician openly seeking a second term as head of the imperial municipality. He has stated he will formally announce soon. Mayor Biddle may lead a rival ticket with Dedman. Campaigns promise lively local politics and strong opposition from competing tickets.
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Jon. M. Dedman
W. O. Cherry
S. E. Callender
Connor Akin
J. A. McAlister
Louis Loeb
Frank Leonhardt
Dedman
Oniumbre
Ey Cunsia
The
Herald
Uckel
McAlister
Birdie
E. Callender
Columbia
Akin
Biddle
Saved His Wife Life By King's New Discovery
Muscadine Alabama resident O H Brown credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife's life from a severe bronchial illness and violent cough. The ad touts it as infallible for coughs colds and serious lung trouble with a $1.00 bottle price and free trial bottle guaranteed by Woldridge Co.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Dr.King
Woldridge CO
Kennedy Arrested for Liquor Sale in Negro District
Deputy Sheriff Willis White arrested Henry Kennedy on Friday night for selling liquor without licenses in a district described as Negro. The case details follow pending further processing.
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Willis White
Henry Kennedy
Electric Bitters credited with curing long illness
In 1906 lightning killed 169 nationwide and dangers of liver kidney and stomach trouble loom. Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa was eight months ill with virulent liver trouble and jaundice. After four doctors failed, Electric Bitters cured him completely. They are touted as the best remedy for stomach liver nerves and kidneys with a sale at Wolld Wright Co.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Woldridgt CO
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Tam
Blackleg
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Cherry
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Mealist
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L. & N. Railroad
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Janes Scott
Mount Pleasant
Phoenix National Bank
Moore
F. Swansburg
West 7Th Street
Columbia, Tenn
Kennedy
Looney & Morgan Masonic Building
Nashville
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Capital
Sifth Avenue
Claymont
Iimrueet
Farrell & Lipscomb
E. W. Jones
Robert Berg
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