Mooday names postmaster. others discuss politics and flags in Kentucky
President Honecrelt Mooday proposes appointing Peter J Clarke as Brow postmaster while Sniiessshor names a postmaster. William Teasing Bryan to speak for the Daughters of the Confederacy. Gov McMillin and staff plan party work. Notes on Japan's emperor, Funston on Philippine war, woman suffrage vignettes, Giles county mail box woes, and a Forrest portrait unveiling at the State Library.
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Honecrelt Mooday
Peter J Clarke
Brow
Sniiessshor
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Cov. McMillin
Gen. Forrest
Confederacy
Irvine brothers pardoned for Carter's Creek killing
Drew and Warren Irvine, condemned for the Cam Simmons murder at Carter's Creek on October 16, 1808, were pardoned and freed by Governor McMillin at midnight Saturday. News reached Nashville as they were housed briefly at the Maxwell before plans to return home.
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Gov. McMillin
Drew
Warren Irvine
Cam Simmons
Carter's Creek
McMillin
W. J. Towler
G. P. Frierton
Columbis
Nashville
Maxwell
Nashville American
Towler
Frierson
Maj. Whitthorne
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Simmons
Peruna praised by Chicago women in alliance letters
Illinois Woman's Alliance members and Chicago residents report quick relief from fatigue backache and indigestion after using Peruna. Miss Brady Miss Baker and Mrs Blyler share strong testimonials while Dr Hartman offers free summer consultations through The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliness Woman's Alliance
Miss A. Brady
Illinois Woman's Alliance
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
A. Brady
Millie Baker
Ohio Street
Mise
Mia
Nellie Blyler
Twentieth Street
Ill
Ladies of the
W. A. Allison
Peoples' Hospital
Sheffield Avenue
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Irvine Boys Convicted in Carter's Creek Shooting Case
A fatal shooting near Carter's Creek involved three Irvine brothers who fled to Franklin after learning of the attack. They were pursued by Simmons and engaged in a battle along the railroad where all were shot. Stommems died and Irvine’s youths were convicted after a contentious trial, later imprisoned in March 1900. one brother briefly returned home after release.
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Drew Irvine
Riel
Catre Ie
Irvine
Maury County
Warren
Vanderbilt
Drew
Lehigh University
Webb
Cam Simmons
Pemcea
T. D. Simmons
5. B. Nichols
Carter's Creek
W. T. Irvine
Simmons
Willie Wisener
Franklin
Cation
Stommems
Strestel
Supreme Court
Massey Freed After Mt Pleasant Murder Trial
Sam Massey was found not guilty of the murder of Constable Walter Vaughan at Mt. Pleasant. The trial followed a heated dispute at Rosenthal's saloon, with eye witnesses Harry Smith, Robert Boggan, and a negro driver involved. Boggan was killed later and the negro fled the state.
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Walter Vaughan
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Massey
Holding Than Tey
M. Rosenthal
Massey
Harry Smith
Mansey
Robert Boggan
Rosenthal
Bogan
Boggan
Smith
Witeaa
Massey Bituself
Friel
Russell
Vaughan
Jassey
Roventhal
Curley Moore Charged In Santa Fe Fray
Curley Moore, a Black man, was jailed by Constable Good after a clash at a festivity near Santa Fe last Saturday night. Moore allegedly struck Dan Johnson, disfiguring his head with a razor during a dispute over a trivial matter. Johnson sustained a deep gash across the forehead and nose but is not considered in danger.
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Curley Moore
Constable Good
Dan Johnson
Santa Fe
Moore
Razzer
Johnson
Assistant Postmaster Appoints Mr John W Jackson
Postmaster A M Hughes appoints John W Jackson assistant at this place after bond approval sent to Washington. Expect duties to begin about March 18. Other office staff, aside from the porter, remain under civil service rules.
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A. M. Hughes
John W. Jackson
Col. Hughes
Washington
Civil Service
Anti Saloon Movement Wins Vote in Woodbury Tenn
In Woodbury Tennessee on March 10 the anti saloon group secured success after a second effort to vote out the existing charter. The tally stood 117 to 0. About 100 women assisted around the polling place all day, and the earlier fall effort had the people winning by fewer than ten votes.
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Woodbury
Tenn
Woodbunry
The Candidacy Of Mr Hill Speech At New York Banquet
Ex senator David B Hill signals a formal bid for the democratic nomination. The piece notes his NY ties, platform ambiguities, and criticism of gold standard policies while contrasting with Roosevelt and Chicago platform advocates. It also mentions financial policy disputes and party loyalty concerns.
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David B. Hill
New York
Roosevelt
Mr. Hill
New
Chicago
Hil
Wall Street
Hill
Wilsen
Hin
Knox
Cleveland Wa
Democratic
Rew
Fall
Imag
Stampa
Cleveland
His Platform and Sudden Reform Conversion
The piece argues his platform swaps from imperialism to tariff reform, noting Kansas City’s platform as stronger. It cites a Democratic senator’s stance on tariff reform and claims his silence aided a high tariff advocate, labeling his tariff stance as recent and sudden.
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Kansas City
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Miss.a. Brady
W.A. Allison
John W Jackson
William Jennings Bryan
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