Sweetheart of Federal Ad Is Guyhod Days Earnestly Asked
In Kentucky a restaurant owner in Nashville engaged to his former sweetheart plans marriage after decades apart. He built fortunes from Hamburgers to property, while the romance remains largely private as a reporter waits for details.
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Carter Would Clear His Name
Oberlin M. Garter of Chicago claims his innocence in graft accusations tied to Savannah harbor work and asserts the United States owes him wages and rank. he cites Judge Kohsaat’s ruling as grounds for speedy rehabilitation and likens his hardships to Dreyfus.
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Negroes Protest Jim Crow Rail Car Practices
A large delegation of prominent African Americans met with the President in Washington to protest southern railroad treatment. They stated blacks receive fewer comforts and accommodations while paying the same fares and claimed interstate commerce laws are being violated.
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Magnificent Sire to Serve Mares at $100 At South Side Park
1908 South Side Park stud advertises a champion sire owned by Walter Direct. The stallion will serve a limited number of mares at 100 dollars. The oldest foals are two years old, with potential to reach around 2:10 in the spring of their three year old form, and are expected to be campaigned this season.
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Pedigree Horses Offered At Low Insurance Price
The Spy and four named horses line up for the season at the same place with a $15.00 insurance price. For pedigrees or details on mare care, contact the address provided.
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Uniform System of Public Roads in Maury County
A letter to The Herald argues for unified action by the County Court, Road Commission, and citizens to implement a road system. It calls for impartial hearings, adherence to the road law, and minimal force, warning against bickering that hampers road building.
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Radical split in Second District rocks Tennessee convention scene
In Knoxville on March 23 Republicans in the Second District held rival conventions at the same hour. One faction backed Congressman Hale of Knoxville for National Committeeman and elected Crawford of Maryville and Pope of Kingston as district delegates with Waton of Harriman and Webb of Knoxville as alternates. The other faction supported W J Oliver of Knoxville for National Committeeman with Chamberlain and Hele from Hamblen ousted as district delegates and Taft and Oliver endorsed in resolutions. The split also reflected the Hale vs RW Austin congressional contest with Oliver as one of Austin's top supporters.
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Austin
Crops Not Harmed in Franklin County Report
Winchester Tenn March 24 crops in Franklin County show limited damage. Best information indicates portions of the crop suffered earlier fears, with about one fourth killed. Prospects for a large yield remain, with hopes for an above average crop.
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Will Modify Cattle Rules Across Tennessee Counties
State officials recommendations to the Department of Agriculture in Washington led to the withdrawal of the cattle quarantine in several Tennessee counties. An official notice is expected within days, with release set for April 1. Counties affected include Corral, Lewis, Grimdy, Van Buren, Mledsoe, and Rhea, while others north of the county line remain under quarantine and will be released after further action.
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Hopkins Crowd Republicans Placed on Roll Split in TWA
Maury County sends delegates to the state capital as two conventions meet in a cold forecast. The Hopkins crowd splits from the main slate amid party tensions, spotlighting shifts in local Republican alignment and upcoming political maneuvers.
Political Feud Rises As Tennessee GOP Split Erupts
March session in Nashville sees Hopkins faction seated in temporary roll call after clashes with Evans and Brownlow wings. Brownlow bolt threatens separate convention as Carter County dispute fuels a volatile meeting with threats, near blows, and police intervention.
Big horse sale opens in Murfreesboro amid buyers
Murfreesboro Tenn March 25 The annual combination horse sale by Gillmer Roberts Co begins tomorrow in the large West Main street barns. About three hundred fifty horses are entered and many buyers from across the country are present. The sales, held annually for ten years, have fostered high quality stock in the county.
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Cotton Manufacturers choose to keep production and wages
Mobile March 23 The Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association has decided not to curtail output or reduce wages.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Deal Promises Rewards
Ohio sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney of F. Cheney & Co. offers one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Includes notary A. W. Gleason's affidavit from Toledo dated December 6, 1886. Cure is described as internally taken and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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The Pope's Little Joke Told in Rome Cable
The Vatican shares a wry tale of a Jewish friend visiting the Pope in Rome and Venice. During a farewell audience the Pope grants blessing and quips about being a Jew not mattering, as a jest about an invalid friend.
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