Quotations On Local Markets in Louisville and Columbia
Market notes from Columbia and Louisville detail eggs at 11 cents with heavy supply and brisk trade, Danish cabbage at 1 per hundred, and advances in onions and oats. Cattle markets show steady shipping cattle at 4.60, butchers at 4.50, and stockers 2.25 to 3.50. hog prices varied, and lambs ranged 4.00 to 4.50. Wholesale produce lists price marks for cabbage, potatoes, bananas, apples, oranges, lemons, onions, beans, and cheese. flour and grain quotations. bacon, lard, and fresh meat prices. and diverse farm goods including hides, ginseng, feathers, wool, fur, and groceries with local supplier notes. The report also notes a political question in Louisville about the mayoral appointment of Latta and a dog attack incident injuring a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tesa
Louisville
Herald
Ouisville
Biddle
John Latta
Latta
G. B Callender & Co
Tennessee
Baldwins
Hama
Bullet Aimed at Judge's Head in Train Shooting
Former Judge O W Buchanan of Winnsboro D C was shot in the right side while traveling by train from Columbia to Augusta to visit a niece. He was taken to a private sanitarium in Augusta in critical condition after an operation. Buchanan defended James H Tillman in the Gonzales murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
O. W. Buchanan
Winnsboro
D. C
B. R. Tillman
Columbia
Buchanan
James H. Tilman
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia State
Taft Optimistic On Future Of Colored Race In U S
Secretary Taft told a Brooklyn audience at Plymouth Church that the fear of negro domination in the South is a nightmare of the past. The talk, at an Armstrong Association event aiding Hampton Institute, featured Baker T. Washington and Dr H B Frissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Taft
United States
South
Armstrong Association
Hampton Institute of Virginia
Baker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
H. B Frissell
Hampton Institute
Gov Curtis Guild In Critical Condition
Boston reports Gov Curtis Guild, ill for two weeks, was found in critical condition tonight by his physician Dr Frederick B Winslow. Two other physicians, F C Shettuck and Elliott P Jostine, were summoned for consultation as the condition was described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Guild
Frederick B. Winslow
Angers
F.C. Shettuck
Elliott P. Jostine
Cotton Seed Planting Prospects and Joint Discussion
The notice notes sufficient seed to plant about a thousand acres and offers planting aids. Mentions pond arrangement and a joint discussion about the 1908 crop and future value, with attendees to find candidates. Unclear locality given as Min Ga.
Third District Republicans boast larger delegate lead
In a Chattanooga speech Jesse M. Littleton claimed the Third District Republicans would elect two delegates to Chicago, listing uncontested delegations from White, Franklin, Grundy, Bledsoe, Folk, McMinn, Monroe and Sequatchie while slating Peace of Monroe and Patton of Grundy as delegates. He dismissed Fletcher Evans supporters as outnumbered and pledged mass support against boss rule. In Nashville, Cunningham reported Confederate veteran reunion plans, with headquarters in city hall and Hippodrome as the convention site, detailing accommodations, transport, and hospitality for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Tenn
Evane Sandere Sharp
Dows
Chicago
Jesse M. Littleton
Chattanooga
T. W., Peace
Monroe
John E Patton
Grundy
Pletcher Evans
White
Franklin
Bledsoe
Folk
McMinn
Sequatchie
Manhood
McMinn County
Fletcher Evans
Bradley
Meigs
James
van Buren
Marion
Congressional Executive Committee
Patton
Nashville
Tens
Cunningham
Birmingham
Brophes D. Lee
Hillman
Hippodrome
Hip
Joseph Babb
Commercial Club
Butcher bites his nose almost off in Frackfort incident
Adolph Kratzell a Frankfort butcher with false teeth suffered a seizure this afternoon. He dropped his teeth and fell, the teeth closing on his nose leaving a deep gash. A policeman and bystander carried him home. Doctors may save the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Adolph Kratzell
Kratsel
Kratzel
Kentucky Kills Temperance Bill in Senate Showdown
Frankfort Ky March 17 It is announced Gov Willson will call the legislature to a special session probably in July to enact measures to ease the tobacco districts tension He will seek passage of the county unit bill The senate killed the county unit bill 16 to 13 amid whisky influence and strong opposition foreshadowing a new push for passage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankport
Willson
Kentucky
Senate
Lawsuit Seeks 5000 Damages For Lost Finger
Fayetteville Tennessee March 12 James Gillham through his attorneys Crownover and Crabtree of Winchester and Fred C Gill of Fayetteville has filed a suit in Lincoln County circuit court against Williams Heas Lumber Company for 5000 dollars. Gillham says he lost a finger while employed by the company in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Tenn
James Gillham
Bia
Crownover & Crabtree
Winchester
Fred C. Gill
Fayetteville
Lincoln County
Williame-Heas Lumber Company
Gilliam
Washington Aides Weighing Judge Nomination Timetable
Washington March 17 Congressmen Hale backs delaying the judge nomination until after the Chi Sono Convention though the President has decided vacancy should be filled promptly. Hale favors James A Fowler with Sanford likely to endorse him and Hal C Haynes in East Tennessee pressed for today. M T Bryan of Nashville and John A Moon are named as possibilities with Taft influences backing Moon if a Democrat is chosen. The President awaits Secretary Taft’s return tomorrow.
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Washington
Hale
James A. Fowler
Sanford
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Hal C. Haynes
Chancery
Taylor
M. T. Bryan
Nashvil
Taft
John A. Moon
Wages Cut for Cotton Mill Workers in New England
Boston March 12 A general wage reduction for cotton mill operatives in the East is planned for late March and April. Notices posted in Lowell mills say wages will be cut about 10 percent starting March 30, affecting about 20,000 workers. The move follows weak cloth markets, high cotton costs, and lower goods prices. Northern mills expect notices across most plants. Southern New England faces timing uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
New England
Night Riders Burn Residence in Kentucky Farm Home
Night riders set fire to Henry Ellis’s Shelby County tobacco farm home near Louisville after confronting him about sold tobacco. Ellis and servants escaped as marauders seized him, then fled. a portion of furniture was saved.
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Louisville
Henry Ellis
Shelby County
Ellis
Thia
Ellie
In Memoriam of Thoma Maitland Hogan
In loving memory of Thoma Maitland Hogan born February 18 1842 in Nashville Tennessee son of Thomas and Sarah Croker Hogan. Civil War Confederate veteran educator farmer and devout church member with a large family. Survived by wife Martha Money Rogers and Elizabeth Harrington and six children. Interred at Alexander with funeral by Rev H T Allen.
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Thoma
Maitland Hogan
Thomas
Sarah Croker Hogan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Nashville
Tenn
James Hogan
Confederacy
Martha Money Rogers
Williamson County
Elizabeth Harrington
Hickman County
H. T. Allen
Alexander
M. B. Church
St. John
E. J. Lowell
J. H. Blackbure
J. M. Hogan
Gants Fe
C. M. Cook
Franklin
E. B. Bowell
Bigtyville
T. M. Hogan
Primm
Jesus
Father
Temperance Rally Endorses Nashville Tennessean Whisky Stand
A large Nashville temperance meet at Arman Auditorium drew about 4 000 citizens and wives. Rev George R Stuart spoke, contrasting alcohol and prohibition, with banners showing each side. A collection supported the prohibition cause as Dr D G Kelley closed the event.
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Nashville
Tenn
Meettegen
Arman
Stuart
Tennessee
Whisky Aide
Jiguor
Ax Etch Clase
Whisky People
Prohibitiontats
Mr. Stwrt
D. GC. Kelley
Sinister
Circuit court convenes in Hickman County with Judge Sun Holling
Circuit court in Centreville, Tennessee, opened with Judge Sun Holling presiding. The docket is crowded due to many continuances, and the court will stay in session for two weeks to clear it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Hickman County
Centreville
Tenn
Sun Holling
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court
Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee issues nonresident notice to Strother and Strother family members in a 1908 case. The defendants must appear in the April term or the bill will be taken as confessed. A copy of the order will be published in the Columbia Herald for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida F Goodloe
Strother
D. G. Strother
R. T. Strother
Addie M. Strother
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Net
Columbia Herald
Cory Akin
Jai A
Smiber
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Orion Sete
Callender & Go
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Ashton’s Mills
L. Barker
Fries
J. A ‘Nam
Best Boston Grauiste
Brown Sugar
West End
King Cameron's
E Ying Company
Meanie
South Carolina
GOV
Littleton
Evans
Adolph Kratzel
Frank
Fort
M. T. Bryan and
Chas. D. Clark
Big Sum
Columbia, Tenn
P.S Chandler
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