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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

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Democratic Seventh District Primary Meets in Columbia

The Democratic Executive Committee of the Seventh Congressional District of Tennessee meets in Columbia to fix timing and rules for a primary. Delegates from Maury, Williamson, Houston, Humphreys, Lewis, Lawrence, and others attend. J H Hobbs chairs, J C Egleston acts as proxy, and a July 15 deadline sets $500 filing fees for candidates. If only incumbent L P Padgett runs, he is declared the nominee. Adjournment follows.

Bethel Meary Lawrence Lewis, Williamson Humphreys Houston J. H. Hannon Maury J. C. Egleston Willamton J. H. Hobbs Turner Egleston Looney White Fred Schubert Lewis Chetan Hobbs Hobbs Sand Ly Tener Jurge Begiesson Allanst Seventh Congressional District Tennessee L. P. Padgett Padgett

Grand Jury Report Discharges After Indictments and Fire Escape Request

The present term grand jury finished work last week and was discharged by Judge Holding. They reported county institutions sound and urged a fire escape for the jail third floor. Forty seven indictments returned including murder in the first degree against Will Brown and a fraudulent draft case against J M Holt. Other charges include minor offenses such as drunkenness gaming and carrying pistols.

Circuit Court Jude Holding Will Brown Lewis Hewlin Tan Yard J. M. Holt J. P. Wakeheld

Pleasant Lawyer Compelled to Do Cross-Question Act

A readable fragment notes a lawyer described as pleasant is compelled to perform cross examination duties. The terse line hints at legal proceedings or a courtroom setting without detailing parties, dates, or outcomes.

Public Building Bill Allocates 65 000 for Columbia

Washington report on the omnibus public building bill shows Tennessee gains limited funding while Columbia, shown as included for 65000 for a post office building, earns a notable addition. The Nashville American note cites Associated Press confirmation that the House approved the bill with Columbia funded. L. P. Padgett issued a follow up statement.

Washington House Tennessee Brownlow Johnson City Hale Knoxville Moon Chattanooga Houston Sims Porte Cleveland Alabama Wiley Montgomery Troy Fort Morgan Alasia Greenville Underwood Toscatonia Bankhead Selma Clayton Dothan Taylor Demopolis Burnette Gadsden Richardson Florence Nashville American Associated Press Dispatch Columbia Associated Press The Herald Padgett Washington, D. C L. P. Padgett

No Damage Report in Summertown After Columbia Storm

After a severe wind and rain storm moved from the south over Columbia, rumors circulated that Summertown suffered heavy damage. A message from Summertown says the storm was severe there but caused little property damage. In Columbia, many limbs were blown from shade trees, the principal damage.

Columbia Summertown

Henry Morrow Elected Nashville Democrat Chairman

In Nashville Tennessee on June 25 the State Democratic Executive Committee unanimously elected Henry Morrow of Nashville as chairman. The chairman is authorized to appoint a secretary and establish the party headquarters.

State Democratic Executive Committee Herald Nashville Tenn Democratic Executive Committee Henry Morrow

Not Guilty Shocks Court in Mathers Gordon Case

The jury returned a not guilty verdict in the Mathers Gordon case after an all day and all night deliberation. The courtroom was packed as Judge Holding read the verdict and tears flowed from the defendant’s father and supporters. Witnesses described events surrounding the shooting, letters of threat, and testimony from relatives, officers, and residents before the trial adjourned for the day.

Ve. Mathers Gordon Holding R. B. Warren Boone Whittaker Mra J. H. Shutteman T. EB. Gordon Willison Frierson West Seventh Street Willson Willmon J. A. Shuneman Bethell Ed Morgan Morgan Engine House Officer McLean Charlie Morgan W. J. Towler Mathews Gordon Gordon St. Louis Towler Mrs. Gordon Bothell Hannaway T. E. Gordon Bethel House Matthews Gordon Nashville St. Louisa W.B. Gordon McLean Hell

First Car of New Wheat Shipped from Columbia

The first car of new wheat left Columbia Monday morning. J. B. Dixon & Co. shipped it to a Southern mill. The wheat was raised by Jim Alexander and weighed 62 pounds to the bushel. The field averaged 28 bushels per acre and Mr. Alexander received the top price.

Columbia J. B. Dixon & Co Southern Jim Alexander Alexander Mr. Alexander

Wonderful Cure by Cuticura for Eczema in Texas

St. Clair Mc Vicar of San Antonio Texas reports severe eczema on limbs and wrists improved after five weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent Pills. He later used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a spring tonic, with no remaining blotches and plans to continue yearly. Letter dated July 6 1905.

St. Clair Mc San Antonio Texas

Foot Comfort Regimen with Cuticura For Skin Relief

Foot comfort in baths with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Soothes feet at night, eases itching and burning from eczema and rashes, reduces redness cracks and fissures, and relieves tired aching muscles and joints with a simple nightly routine using Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

Trial drifted through defense and motive in grim confrontation

Dr W K Sheddin examined this morning and remarks on a letter writer’s infatuation. Counsel Voorhies delivered a vivid summary of the defendant’s path from saloon to a fatal assault and the long campaign of malice culminating in a planned night attack. The State pressed a strong case of unbroken proof amid a defense marked by eloquence and sympathy for the defendant’s family.

Voorhles Voorhies Meredith King Farmers & Merchants Bank

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