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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

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Latta for City Marshal Rumor Over Latta Appointment

The city debates appointing John Latta as City Marshal amid uncertainties after Morgan may resign. A ballot vote by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Mayor Biddle’s stance could decide if Latta is confirmed. Latta's prior tenure is cited as exemplary, while current Marshal Morgan acts until June 1.

Morgan Chim Biddle John Latta Latta Columbia Wether Oficer Hd Morgan

Seat Jackson Ruhm Delegates in Seventh District Convention

Special to The Herald from Dickson Tennessee reports that the Republican Executive Committee voted six to three to seat the Jackson Ruhm Evans delegation from Maury County at the convention. The contest was heard at length with John W Jackson for the contestants and RK Hopking for the other delegation. The Jackson delegation is seated on the temporary roll and the Evans crowd gains control of the convention. Flournoy Rivers and B L Gregory are to be elected delegates to the National convention and instructed to vote for Taft.

Herald Dickson Tenn Republican Executive Committee Seventh Congressional District Jackson-Ruhm- Evans Maury County John W. Jackson Hopking Jackson Evans Flournoy Rivers Giles B. L. Gregory Maury Taft

Worley to Improve Electric Theatre Layout

W P Worley begins renovations at the Electri cal Theatre tonight tearing out the front and moving it to the rear to add about 100 seats. He cites increased business and plans to bring in attractions, with Worley Jr touring to book a minstrel show for a week starting next Monday.

W. P. Worley Electrical Theatre

Bull dog bites little Tom Wilson in South Columbia

Tom Wilson one year old son of Mrs. Wilson on Parker Street South Columbia was severely bitten Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Wilsons bull dog. The dog was killed by a police member after the incident. The boy remains in bed with wounds but is doing well.

Tom Wilson Mra. Wilson Parker Street South Columbia

J A Sloan Co Increases Capital Stock to 100000

J A Sloan Company wholesale grocers has raised capital stock from 60000 to 100000 and filed charter amendments. Branches at Payetteville and Florence Alabama. stock held by members and employees. Headquarters moved from West End to behind Cameron's store. output of J A Tate Bottling Co to rise with no management change.

J. A. Sloan Payetteville Florence Ala Additions Capital J. A. Tate Bottling Company West End Cameron's

Spring Lambs In Demand Pressures on Market

Local stockmen report strong demand for lambs slated for April and May deliveries with shipments starting around April 15. Prices are about one dollar per hundred lower than a year ago, and there is little sign of rapid improvement. Stockmen note more sheep and lambs in the county than ever before, with some flocks from Alabama crossed with Southdown bucks. The current lamb crop is large and of good quality, reflecting widespread sheep raising driven by recent high prices.

Alabama Southdown Bucks

Blue Seal and Red Bear Flour Brands Secured

The Columbia Mill and Elevator Co. receives exclusive US patent rights for Blue Seal and Red Bear flour brands. Dale and McKinney report success in federal proceedings against a Corning, New York claimant. The ruling, backed by the Federation of Millers, grants indefinite protection.

Columbia Mill & Elevator Co Washington United States Messrs Dale McKinney Corning N. Y

Joint Discussion Arranged Between Gubernatorial Candidates

Nashville Tenn March 26 Austin Peay and George H Armistead will meet this afternoon to finalize details of a joint discussion between the gubernatorial candidates.

The Herald Nashville Tenn Austin Peay George H. Armistead

Night Riders Attack in Kentucky Prison Area

Hopkinsville Ky March 24 a band of night riders struck Golden Pond Trigg county fatally wounding Tom Weaver a negro employee at a praising house Weaver was shot after being whipped Rob Wood faced a jury for sending a threatening letter to a negro as the grand jury returns four indictments in recent outrages and adjourns until Thursday to prepare its final report

Hopkinsville Golden Pond Trigg County Tom Weaver Weaver Rob Wood Christian County

Maury County Teachers Meet April 4 at Court House

The Maury County Teachers Association will meet at the courthouse on Saturday April 4. County Superintendent Graham arranged an interesting program and full attendance is urged. The program includes Kern's Among Country Schools chapter VI School Libraries by Prof L B Duke and other lectures on English literature and school life by Prof W B Davidson Prof James A Bostick.

Maury County Teachers’ Association Court House Graham Kern Duke McNeill and Lynch W. B. Davidson Gilbert Prof James A. Bostick

Elkins Shies At Abbruzzi Name in Senate Row

In Washington on March 24 Senator Elkins avoided reference to the Duke d Abbruzzi as debate on the Aldrich bill proceeded. India’s Sena tor Devasahayan wore a scarlet turban in the vice president’s balcony, drawing attention while Senator Kean of New Jersey sent a quip about the duke in the gallery. Elkins blushed and hurried from the chamber as laughter erupted.

Washington Duke d'Abbrux Katherine F. Devasahayan India Senate John Kean New Jersey Elkins

Fayetteville to Have Daily Paper Starts Soon

Fayetteville Tennessee March 24 Watts and Haggard editors of the Twice-a-Week Lincoln County News announce in this morning's issue that starting next Saturday they will publish a six column four page daily morning paper. They have edited the News since March 19XX and grown circulation from 500 to 2250. the twice a week edition will continue.

Fayetteville Tenn Watts & Haggard Lincoln County Hay Aince

Tennessee faces delayed judge selection amid party rifts

Washington dispatch reports Tennessee factions clash over the Roosevelt administration’s choice to fill the late Charles D. Clark’s seat. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft favor an extra judgeship bill, with decisions appearing after the Republican National Convention and during a congressional recess. A delegation backing T Asbury Wright travels from the Second District.

Washington Charles D. Clark Roosevelt White House Tennessee Taft Chicago T. Asbury Wright

Night riders threaten tobacco farmers in Lincoln County

Night riders in West Virginia threaten Lincoln county tobacco growers. Placards posted at public places and on farm doors warn that any attempt to cultivate tobacco this year will be met with destruction of plant beds and arson. Farmers fear widespread disruption and an expected tobacco crop loss in Lincoln county.

Wheeling W. Va West Virginia Lincoln County

Residence Barn and Stable Burned in Kentucky Farm

In Paducah Kentucky on a Sunday morning a fire destroyed the Spann farm buildings near the Graves county line. The house roof collapsed as the stable and tobacco barn burned fully. Incendiaries left no shots fired. Loss estimated at about $5,000 with everything except the farm gone.

Paducah Richard Spann Calloway County Graves County

Deserted Wife and Arrested: Liem Brown Charged

Liem Brown, a colored man, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Whitley and charged with deserting his wife, Mary Brown, and two children. The warrant was sworn out by the wife, with the children one and four years old. Brown posted bond.

Liem Brown Whitley Mery Brown Brown

Activity at Ewell Farm Promotes Spring Horse Breeding

The Ewell Farm near Spring Hill hosts ongoing horse breeding for the season. Fourteen brood mares in foal were shipped to Murfreesboro for a regional sale, with most being bred to McEwen and John R. Gentry. Notable mares include Eble 8 and Kate Hal among others owned by prominent breeders such as B H Herriman and W. J. Webster Jr. Kate Hal, a versatile performer, excels in trotting and pacing.

Maury County Ewell Parm Spring Hill Tipost Murfreesboro McEwen Wonderful Trotter John R. Gentry Gentry Eble Stamboul B H. Herriman Ilinois Central Mercury Mambring King Kate Hal W. J. Webster Columbia Whea

Two Conventions Held at Dickson Tennessee

In Dickson Tennessee on March 25 two Republican conventions for the Seventh congressional district met. The regular Evans convention seated the Jackson delegation from Maury county and listed Flournoy Rivers and E. L. Gregory as National convention delegates pledged to Taft. The Brownlow convention, comprising Maury county’s Hopkins crowd and delegates from other counties, chose A. M. Hughes of Maury and Joe P. Kidd of Lawrence as National convention delegates. Col Hughes formerly served as a delegate in 1880 and was among the Immortal 206. The convent ion also named A. A. Foater of Maury elector for the district.

Herald Dickson Tenn Evans Jackson Maury County Flournoy Rivers BE. L. Gregory Taft Hopkins Co. A. M. Hughes Joe P. Kidd Lawrence County Col. Hughes A. A. Foater

Opposition to Cow Ordinance at City Board Meeting

The cow segregation ordinance passed first reading with one vote against. Petitions circulate for presentation at the next Board meeting to keep the stock law as is, applying cows only at eight. Signatures come from qualified voters within the corporate limits, and petitions are said to be signed liberally.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen Mmita

Reverend Clement Leaves for Georgia on Health News

Reverend A E Clement received word that Mrs Clement’s health worsened after a relapse and he departed by train to South Georgia for her care. He will miss the Prospect district conference and cannot fill the pulpit at First Methodist next Sunday. Dr Dinwiddle will preach in the morning and J H Dinning will speak on the Laymen's Brotherhood at night.

A. E. Clement

Brownlow Members Golf And Per fect Harmony Order of The Day

In Nashville Tennessee on March 24 the Republican State Executive Committee met by adjournment and heard county contest filings. The gathering was harmonious with no dissent, and the Evans delegation gained a place on the temporary roll as counties were called, allowing lobby reviews for any contest.

Herald Nashville Tenn Republican State Executive Committee

Delegates Chosen for District Conference by Local Churches

The Second Quarterly Conference of the First Methodist church elected Ed P. Turner A. S. Page Sam F. Ashton J H Dinning T N Figuers Jr Dr E Collins as delegates to the District Conference at Prospect Thursday The offices also named Dr A G Dinwiddie Rev A E Clement J C Hardy and T H Williams as district delegates. South Columbia church elected T C Brittain Walter A Calawell J A McAlister with alternates Lovett Loftin Henry Lowell. Mt Pleasan delegates are James A Bostick W D Cooper A Le Ragen and H G Harlan. Delegates depart on the Decatur accommodation Thursday afternoon.

First Methodist Church T. A. Kerley Prospect Ed P. Turner Page Sam F. Ashton J. H. Dinning T. N. Figuers E. Collins A. G. Dinwiddie Ev. A. E. Clement J. C. Hardy T. H. Willams South Columbia T. C. Brittain Walter A. Calawell J. A. McAlister Lovett Loftin Henry Lowell Mt. Pleasan James A. Bostick W. D. Cooper A. le Ragen H. G. Harlan Decatur

Old Time Stock Day at Columbia Parade Planned

Local breeders push for an old time stock day in Columbia on the first Monday in April with a parade of fine horses and jacks through the streets. County participants are urged to prepare and bring quality stock for a creditable show and parade, with marshal lines and route to be announced later.

Columbia

Mares to be bred to Walter Direct at Chaffin Bros stud

Chaffin Bros at South Side Park report many mares to be bred to Walter Direct 2.05 percent. Calera by McEwen, owned by T. C. Wenmler of Memphis, bred to Walter Direct. Mr ChamMn notes letters from Texas indicate several mares will be shipped soon to be bred to Walter Direct.

Chaffin Bros South Side Park McEwen T. C. Wenmler Memphis Walter Direct ChamMn Texas Walter

Fine Colt at Chaffin's Farm

Mollie Crow chestnut mare by Mike Tom produced a valuable colt by Walter Direct in 2 05. Sunday morning on the farm of Chaffin Bros Mr Chaffin is highly pleased and believes they have a prize winner in her.

Mollie Crow Mike Tom Walter Direct Chaffin

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Jacksonruhm Worley Bull Dog Little Tom Wilson J. A. Sloan CO Kentucky Profs Bostick Duke and Davidgon Abruzzi Night Riders Ewell Farm WANY Rivers Gregory Georgia State Committee Brownlow Golf Perfect Harmony Order of the Day Chaffin’s Farm
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