Kentucky Senate Election a Clever Political Trick
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 2, Republican W. O. Bradley was elected senator by 64 to 63 after a staged quorum trap. Democrats bolted to try to force James or Beckham outcomes, but Bradley secured the seat amid last minute vote shifts and a dramatic tally.
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Kenteky
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Sonatie
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Tess
Beckham
Enogh
Charlton
Louisville
Campbell
McNatt
Louisviil Democrat
Lillard
Boyle
Moller
Louisvill
Allen
Blackburn
James
Terrorists Hanged in Russia After Court-Martial
In St. Petersburg seven condemned terrorists were hanged at daybreak Sunday at Linsy Noss opposite Kronstadt after a court-martial confirmed their death sentences. One condemned man, Aesthway Calvino, carried a passport tying him to two Italian papers, and three women aged 18 and 9 were among the victims.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholasviteh
M. Chtchegtovitof
Hazenkampe
Linsy Noss
Kronstadt
Aesthway Calvino
Ttalian
Calvino
Poterabure
Tree
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Life-Saving Says Columbia Citizen
A Columbia Tennessee resident D J Dugger on Garden Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with correcting kidney trouble and restoring health after failing treatments. He bought the remedy at Adams and Martin's drug store and reports lasting benefits, noting both his and his wife's conditions improved.
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Columbia
D. J. Dugger
Garden Street
Teup
Dean
Adams & Martin
New York
United
Doan
Awanias Club Holds Quirky Exchange in Faded Meeting
In a rambling tale filled with tall tales and local color, members of the Awanias Club swap yarns about old trees, a parsonage sale, a Florida spring, a 1776 dime, a 168 pound ham, and musing remarks on politics as the club adjourns for the day.
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Marshall County
Maree Tom
Bruce
Florida
Brome
Gala
Hoy
Uncle Flav
Spoon
Frierson
Blach
Nashville
Democratic Party
Brit
Blaich
Narrow Escape For Alcorta In Buenos Ayres
President Alcorta of Argentina narrowly escaped death when a dynamite bomb exploded near his car. Police refuse to disclose details, with authorities citing ongoing unrest after January 26 when Congress recessed and the 1907 budget was enacted amid Senate obstruction.
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Buenos Ayres
Alcarta
Congress
Senate
Man Executed for 1907 Lookout Mountain Murder
In Memphis Ed Turner was hanged at Lookout Mountain after being found guilty of murdering his Kentucky wife in 1907. The crowd watched as Sheriff Shipp activated the lever at 4:52 PM. Turner’s body was taken to Breathitt County that night. Also, William Jennings Bryan visited Memphis delivering a lecture on The Prince of Peace and commented on Kentucky politics at a Democratic dinner.
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Cuattanooga
Tenn
Shiny
Ed Turner
Little Turner
Physiciune
Kentucky
Lookout Mountain
Turner
J. A. Baller
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Sheriff Shippax
Breathitt County
Bryan
Malone
Senator Carmack
Col ‘Carroll
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Mr. Bryan
Bijou
Carmack
Hotel Gayosa
Beckham
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Col
United States
Ay Frankfort
Bishop W. W. Dupzan Dies in Spartanburg
Special to The Herald reports Bishop W. W. Dupzan of the ME Church South died in Spartanburg South Carolina at 6 40 this morning after months of ill health. He served as a church leader in Tennessee and the region.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
W. W. Dupzan
South
Spartanburg
Licensing Law Shocks Brewers in London Market Crash
The licensing bill plunges the brewing industry into turmoil with sharp stock falls. Brewing company values slide as much as 50 percent in two days, wiping out about 250 million in nominal property value. Trade groups, brewers, and the public seek relief while temperance supporters cheer.
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London
Senate set to tackle Pacific steamship subsidies and Navy probe
Washington reports a busy Senate week with debate on Mall subsidies for Pacific steamers, the Aldrich emergency bill, and an inquiry into Navy readiness. The Indian appropriation and military committee report, plus a Brownsville question, also loom. Gallinger aims for a vote on the subsidy bill by Thursday.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Committee On Naval Affairs
Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Senate
Gallinger
Aldrich Bélt
Tobacco equity threats reach Montgomery County Kentucky
Mount Sterling Kentucky March 1 Several members of the Society of Equity in Montgomery County receive threatening letters warning of tobacco destruction implying retaliation against tenants and cattle raisers The Equity group has turned the matter to postal authorities and will be investigated to the bottom This marks a violent case connected with equity activity.
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Mount Sterling
Society of Equity
Montgomery
J. M. Bigstaff
Traders’ Bank
Bath
Harve Prewitt
Lucian Bridgeforth
Equity
Maury County
Maury
Carmack
Patterson
American of Sunday
State Committee
Columbia, Tenn
Hay Taylor
Nashville
Baptist Starts Novel Method In Chicago
The Rev John A Earl at Belden Avenue Baptist church invites babies to services with nursery set ups and quieting aids. Forty young women supervise during sermons as a pilot to accommodate mothers and infants in church parlor nurseries.
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Chicago
John A. Earl
Belden Avenue Baptist Church
Hart
Andrew Hamilton Dies in New York After Career in Insurance Trust
Albany reports Andrew Hamilton long known as chief legislative agent for the New York insurance trust was found dead in his bed. He had prepared for a conference with Anthony N Brady when death occurred from heart neuritis. He had been in Chattanooga recently pursuing a suit against contractor Wm J Oliver and southern railway magnates.
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Albany
N. Y
Andrew Hamilton
New York Insurance Trust
Anthony N. Brady
Wm. J. Oliver
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Tenn
Oliver
Tennessee
Plumber Ends His Own Life in Memphis
Thomas Ferbrache a Memphis plumber ended his life today by inhaling gas. He was driven by regret over preventing his son's marriage and the recent death of his wife. He was found this afternoon lying on a gas stove with a photo of his deceased wife nearby.
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Tenn
Marth
Thomas Ferbrache
Ferbrache
Postal authority orders suspension of subscription follow up
The notice states postal authorities require discontinuation of the paper for delinquent subscribers. It asks readers whether they will pay or face cessation of delivery under the law.
Exercise for health and fatigue relief with Sloan's Liniment
A health note urges full body exercise for strength and brain energy. It cites fatigue relief from strenuous efforts and recommends Sloan's Liniment for rub-down after intense activity. A Roman, Mass., tester named Harry K. Gilman endorses its benefits in athletics and rheumatism.
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Harry K. Gilman
Athetics
Warren Street
Rome Jury
Mass
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