RY Campaign Launched To Prohibit Nationwide
Nashville Tennessean leads statewide prohibition effort as Judge John L. Nolen cites the paper’s anti liquor stance. Enthusiastic women of the W C T U praise the Tennessean’s role and vow support. Nolen recalls past Nashville meetings, notes a local daily paper refusing whisky ads, and urges the American and Banner to join the cause.
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John L. Nolen
Nashville
W. C. T. Union
People's Paper
Judge Nolen
McKendree Church
The
Nashville Tennessean
Aquar
Banner
Bryan gets first blood in New York
Jamestown N Y March 14 Assembly district convention to select delegates to the Democratic state convention produced a split fight. Bevin men led by Frank H. Mott deputy attorney general split from the Conners Bennett wing led by Frank Shearman. The latter’s delegates were unseated 24 to 8. The Mott group then approved a resolution endorsing Bryan and instructing delegates to favor instructional delegates to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Assembly District
Bevin
Frank H. Mott
Conners-Bennett Wing
Frank &. Shearman
Mott
End of a Beautiful Life in Culleoka
The community mourns Lillian Love Burns Evins, 35, wife of Wesley Smith Evins, mother of two, who died after months of suffering. She led Sunday school infant classes, prepared children for Children’s Day, and exuded devotion to family, faith, and service. Funeral at the Methodist church followed by burial in Campground cemetery, with floral tributes and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoka
Tena
Lillian Love Burns
Gog
Wood
Love
Capt
Joe Love
Wesley Smith Evins
Methodist Church
Childiren
Carroll
Ule
W. H. Johnston
A. J. Ewing
Campground
Husband Takes Wife’s Fortune in Ensuing Abandonment Case
Chicago report says Mrs. Ida Hen noldt asked police to search for her husband Prof. Henry Hensoldt formerly of Columbia University. She claims he abandoned her with about $35,000 after selling a ranch inheritance and traveling to Australia, Austin trip canceled. Police charged him with wife abandonment.
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Chicago
Ida W. Hennoldt
Henry Hensoldt
Columbia University
Austin
Silvia Expected to Go to Pieces After Dover Stranding
The steamer Silvia of the Red Cross Line, en route from New York to Halifax and St. Johns, struck Sow and Pig Ledgers at Vineyard Sound entrance and lay hard and fast on a reef. The crew landed at Cuttyhunk, while passengers were taken ashore by the Revenue Cutter Mohawk and later sent to New Bedford and Boston for final routes.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Poe
Silvia
Red Cross Line
New York
Halifax
N.Y
St. Johns
N. F
Vineyard Sound
Sons
Cuttyhunk Life Saving Star Won
Mohawk
New Bedford
Boston
Fire panic at Holyoke Opera House prompts shuttered exit
A move theater panic in Holyoke Massachusetts during a 1500 person show ended safely after a shout of fire sparked a rush to the doors. Firemen and staff restored order as the blaze in a smoking room was contained with only slight damage.
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Holyoke Opera House
J. O'Connel
Three Candidates Pay Assessment in Democratic Primary
Candidates for county offices paid deposits to qualify with Secretary Smiser of the Primary Committee. Otey Thompson and T. Buford seek Tax Assessor, Love Webb aims for another post. The first deposits totalled 63.50 while two others paid 2055. All must qualify by next Friday at 5 o clock. Interest rises in county races as sheriff's contest draws sharp, close attention.
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Nunity
Smiser
Otey Thompson
T. Buford
Love Webb
Railroad lays off many men in southern shops
Chattanooga Tenn March 15 It was announced today that about 75 percent of the shop men employed by the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific would be laid off indefinitely The shops affected include Ludlow across the Ohio from Cincinnati Somerset Ky Oakdale Tenn Chattanooga Tenn and Birmingham Ala Over 1000 workers will be affected by the order The railroad had earlier asked shop employees to accept a ten percent wage cut until operating expenses could be met The union refused and appealed to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington The reduction is said to result from this action.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Ludlow
Ohio River
Somerset
Oakdale
Birmingham
Ala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Woman Joves Clear Rosy Complexion with Burdock Bitters
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a purifier for the blood and a remedy for skin clarity and a healthy glow. It claims the product delivers a clear complexion and restored vitality to women.
Morse Proposes To Pay His Debts
Charles W Morse, through counsel Eugene P Carver, says he is able to meet his debts with creditor cooperation and will use legal remedies to settle obligations. He asserts solvency and will oppose bankruptcy petitions while pursuing quick court determinations on criminal matters.
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New York
Eugene P. Carver
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Notice as Receiver and Trustee for Beckwith Bros
E H Ayers trustee of Beckwith Bros Spring Hill Tenn invites all claimants to file claims within 60 days or be barred. J A Dunning attorney Spring Hill Tenn proceeding Whig 13 4t.
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Beckwith Bros
Spring Hill
Tenn
E. H. Ayers
J. A. Dunning
Thaw Served In Divorce Suit In New York
Harry Thaw was served with summons and complaint in an annulment action brought by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. He offered no comment, quietly pocketing the papers as details of the plan to seek an annulment emerge from earlier conferences involving Mrs Winthrop Thaw and Eve. Bradley notes Taft’s chances but cites a potential blue-ribbon sponsor. expects a surge from his camp following Taft’s victory.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Mre Win
Eve Jin Thaw
Harry
William
The Experience of a Poultry Dealer
The article traces poultry keeping rising as an industry and notes that many pioneers learned by doing. It cites B R Spaulding of Jaffrey New Hampshire praising Sloan's Liniment as the quickest and surest remedy for roup and canker in poultry. The ad invites readers to obtain Dr Earl Sloan's free book on horses cattle hogs and poultry from 615 Albany Street Boston Mass.
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Sloan
B. R. Spaulding
Jaffrey, N. H
Stoan
Bloan
Earl
Albany Street
Bouton
Mass
Delegates Named in Seventh District for Taft at National Convention
Rivers and Gregory of Giles and Maury counties win seats as district delegates to the National convention. Evans forces dominate most counties, with Maury staying loyal to Brownlow but likely seating Evans delegates. Dickson, Dickson, Lawrence, Wayne, and Haggard win state committee seats. Taft to be the party choice.
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Sinc
Republican Party
Brownlow
Evans
Coun
Chattanooga
Wiliames
Qiles
Lawerence
Dickson
Wayne
Humephreys
Hale-Sandere Evans
Maury
Brownlow Men
Hetle
Pardeans
Nashville
Ryans
le Gregory
Maury County
Flournoy Rivers
Giles County
Taft
M. Richardson
Lawrence
R. A. Haggard
Republican State Committee
Newell Sanders
Tennessee
Fruit Tree Catalog from R A Wilkes Tennessee
Agricultural notice advertising choice fruits including trees vines and plants for description and pricing. R A Wilkes of Nashville Tennessee offers a selection to readers seeking fruit producing stock and garden stock for sale.
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R. A. Wilkes
Tenn
Federal Judge C. Te Clark Dead in Chattanooga
Federal Judge C Te Clark of the United States District Court died at Erlanger Hospital at 9 40 this morning aged 61 due to Brights disease and complications from tuberculosis. He was brought home from Asheville last night and collapsed after admission, leaving a widow.
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Chattanooga
C. Te Clark
United States District Court
Erlanger Hospital
Asheville
Non-Resident Notice in Colmbia Chancery Case 1908
Clerk and Master's Office in Columbia Tennessee issues non resident notice to R E Johnson in a 1908 chancery case. The defendant must appear within the next term and plead or demur or the bill will be confessed and heard ex parte. The order requires four consecutive weekly publications in the Columbia Herald. Akin is Clerk and Master. Gordon represents the complainant.
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R. E. Johnson
State of
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
W. C. Gordon
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Neien Warne
Sudge
Nashville, Tenn
Watkins Hall
Bryan
Assembly District Convention
L. On the Square Bell
Lillian Love Eving
Studebaker
Parts Unknown
Fine Sheep Ranch
Holycoke
Thompson
Buford
Evelyn
Browalow
Rivers
Gregory
C. D. Clark
Columbia, Tenn
Kate Johnson
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