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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
8
Henry Willis faces trial for the murder of his wife as both sides prepare arguments and witnesses in a Pleasant court. The defendant stands charged with killing his spouse, with jurors awaiting proceedings.
A high profile murder trial in Maury County draws wide attention as Willis fights charges for killing his wife at Mt Viscunt in February and firing at others. The defense hires Nashville stenographer RK H Moxy while a special venire of forty jurors is summoned and leading prosecutors from Job Garver to Percy Chandler pursue the case.
An old newspaper ad touts Foley’s Orino Laxative as beneficial for stomach, liver, and bowel troubles. It claims it speeds digestion, cleanses the stomach, and surpasses pills and ordinary laxatives, urging readers to “try Foley’s Orino Laxative.”
An unclear ad-like fragment touts Continental Fire Insurance as cheaper than other companies offering similar policies. It mentions agents and farm business in a promotional context without coherent details or verifiable facts.
W H Jones plans a Tennessee Southern circuit run with Beauseant Katie S Annie Gay and Little Buddie in stakes and show rings Mrs Jones to enter all eligible classes. Thomas Walk er train new horses Gentrys Gem and other stables prepare for Giles County Fair in August with expected strong turnout from Maury and surrounding counties.
A Dexter Kentucky man reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble due to enlarged prostate gland. After doctors advised operation due to age, Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved him in a short course, with a second bottle finishing the improvement.
Nashville Tennessee July 18 An amendment to the Nashville interurban railway charter raises capital stock from 400000 to 600000 to cover higher road costs and bring the Franklin division to first class condition. Stockholders have paid into the treasury with no stock issued yet, and upon the increase will receive stock credited for funds paid. The plan covers the Franklin division with future extensions to Mt Pleasant pending, after the line is in first class order and track in perfect condition.
The Columbia Masonic lodge held four meetings last night with two Entered Apprentices installed. Richard Elliott and W. J. Lane performed most of the work in the degrees, noted as among the lodge’s youngest Master Masons. Next Thursday, June 24, Saint John the Baptist day, will be observed by the lodge.
A historical notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for early signs of kidney or bladder issues. It claims relief from backache urinary irregularities and exhaustion by starting the remedy today in GEO Alcorn.
Culleoka defeated Bigbyville 8 to 5 on Saturday afternoon. P Richardson and J Hickman each homered. one homer drove in four runs. Batteries: H Richardson and P Richardson for Culleoka, B Erwin and W Erwin for Bigbyville. Burdock Blood Bitters ad ends the piece.
Nashville memorial reports Jacob Andrew Cartwright 65, judge of the second circuit court, died Sunday at his home 1406 Sigler Street after months of illness. A renowned lawyer and scholar, he held numerous civic roles, including Nashville Bar secretary treasurer, Cumberland River Improvement, Andrew Jackson Democratic Club president, and longtime judge from 1902. He married Mary Hart in 1881. survived by his wife, a sister, and six children. Funeral arrangements pending.
Special to The Herald Nashville June 15 A colored convict Bob Anderson was shot and killed at 4 pm Thursday by guard Robert Stroud in the main prison. Anderson armed with stick and knife chased fellow convict Will Macklin. Stroud fired during the melee, the bullet entering under Anderson’s arm. Anderson had been in state custody since 1901 for murder, later receiving extra years for assault during a dynamite attack on guard quarters.
Colds that linger weaken the constitution and may lead to consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Do not experiment with untried remedies as delay may cause your cold to settle on the lungs. GEO 8 ALCORN.
Two African American men, unnamed, fought Saturday afternoon in Ashwood. One struck the other with a heavy iron, injuring a deep gash. the wounded man bit off his attacker’s lower lip in retaliation. Both received medical care from a local physician.
The advertisement promotes corsets and a range of spring merchandise including embroideries lace undergarments wall paper neck ruf things and nursery decor. It invites readers to pick up free pamphlets and view new stock with emphasis on affordable prices and a broad selection.
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