County Criminal Court Docket May Proceedings
The County Criminal Court docket for May lists Buron Harrison for car tyme weapons with nolle prosequi. Schoste and Jim White for drunkenness with nolle prosequi on costs. J H Bassham for giving liquor on election day with nolle prosequi. Jesse Hobbs for selling liquor to minors with nolle prosequi. G J Alford for selling liquor to minors with two cases, one dismissed and a motion to quash sustained but an appeal taken. Dick Marsh for carrying weapons with nolle prosequi.
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County Criminal Court
Canes
Burton Harrison
Nolle
Schoste
Jim White
Costa
J. H. Bassham
Nollie Prossequi
Jesse Hobbs
Nolle Prossegi
G. J. Alford
Prominent Mt Pleasant Men Struck by Engine Crossing Track
James English and L J Frierson, leading phosphate men of Mt Pleasant, were crossing the Louisville and Nashville track when an engine suddenly approached. The horse bolted, overturning the bogey. English was badly cut behind the neck, while Frierson escaped with torn clothes and minor bruises. The crossing is the only route to the mines, causing repeated near misses and danger.
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MT. Pleasant
Tenn
James English
L. J. Frierson
Mt Pleasant
Louisville & Nashville
Evelish
Mr. Friers
Doath Harvest and Local Death Notices
Mrs John L Nelson died at her home near Hopeswell on Friday at noon. Rev Mr McCeine conducted services at McCeine Church Saturday at 11 o’clock with interment at McCalns cemetery. The infant TM and Mrs Bolt died Thursday at the parents’ home south of Columbia. Interment was at Rose Hill Friday morning at 10:80. Miss Fannie Bryant died Friday at the home of Mr R H Moore near Glendale. Funeral services were held at 4:20 Saturday at the Methodist Church in Glendale by Rev Remon. Interment at Pleasant Mount. Mrs Fannie May Anderson died Saturday at her home on Leiper’s Creek. Funeral services were at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe Sunday at 1:00, interment at Jones graveyard. Mrs Anderson was 22 and survived by her husband and one child.
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John L. Nelson
de Nelson
Hopeswell
McCeine Church
McCalns Cemetery
Fannie Bryant
Mise Fannie Bryant
R. H. Moore
Neariendale
Glendale
Rev
Reimon
Pleasant Mount
G. Anderson
Founie May Anderson
Leiper's Creek
Puneral
Aeie Tuhey
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe
Jones
Anderson
Local Health Update Amid Illness In Community
Mrs. Cole Panter and Mrs. Will Barnett are ill at home with grip symptoms. Mrs. Camille Gordon and Mrs. Ellett Harris are sick. Leonard Hughes is confined to bed and Mrs. Charlotte Hughes is ill. The Padgett child is critically ill with pneumonia and Congressman Padgett was summoned from Washington for telegram assistance. Dr. Padgett traveled from Nashville Tuesday night for consultation.
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Cole Panter
Tor Crowdord
Will Barnett
Camille Gordon
Ellett Harris
Leonard Hughes
Charlotte Hughes
J. P. Padgett
Congressman Padgett
Washington
Dr. Padgett
Nashville
Town Notes Afield and Infirm Cattle Thefts
A sprawling town column reports witnesses in insurance disputes, cows damaged by cruel methods, stray livestock notices in Hickman county, and local business moves. John Prager sold horses to Gus Sowell while Jane Taney drove a horse to No. A. B. Martan and a good horse to Royal P. Gregory. A Jersey milch cow with horn stubs and white flank spots strays to Spot, Tenn. The J A Stoxy warehouse near the depot will be rebuilt with a coal yard to follow. Mrs M L Luttrell offers a reward for a missing cow, and Walter Yelton offers a reward for information on a separate stray.
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Corinthians
A. B. Roine Insurance
Jeff Dusger
Sidney Estre
M. L. Luttrell
Bell Phone 100
Mr. Pleasant
John Prager
Tio
Gus Sowell
Stunninghain
Jane Taney
No. A. B. Martan
Royal P. Gregory
Hickman County
Walter Yelton
Spot
Tenn
Wanted Help Wanted and Lost and Found Items
fragmented OCR notes show classified bits: a lumber, fencing, and poles ad. names Ballanfant and Tarbitha Williamsos in Birmingham. found purse claim. mobile and Nashville travel ad. Ned Davis moved from Mobile. firm offering travel jobs with $250000 capital and $1072 yearly expenses advanced.
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D. D. Jones
Ballanfant
Tarbitha Williamsos
Cullecka
Birmingham
Ned Davis
Mobile
Ala
Barry Moore
Nashville
Rural Mail Routes Introduced By Rep Sims
Representative Sims of Tennessee introduced a bill to permit rural route patrons to use metal or wood mailboxes on their routes. The measure aims to relieve patrons from the Post Office Department’s metal box requirement due to suspended routes. Sims opposes the department’s ruling and vows to continue the fight for fair treatment of patrons.
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Washington
Sims
Postoffice Department
Sima
Schrid sbretssti to rolgtlgi mf Ov Mt Joy
April notes from Mt Joy report visiting Nashville resident Mr G Campbell and others. Tom Johnston nears moving into his new dwelling. Farmers seek rain as crops need moisture. The Bunter Brown show delighted locals. Miss Jewel Comeg recovers from thepox. Mrs Mary Williams of Needmore visited Mrs Laodgow Bailey. Benjie Simuis from Ethridge visited community. Local school progress noted. Mrs Chris Gilmore of Sandy Unok visited relatives. VICLET
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MT. Joy
Oo. G. Campbell
Nashville
Tom Johnston
Tom Gordon
Seady Houk
Jewel Comeg
Mary Williame
Needmore
Laodgow Bailey
Benjie Simuis
Ethridge
Chris Gilmore
Sandy Unok
Unclear Marriage Proposals Listed in Missive
Fragmentary note lists names C H Edwards W EK MekKinney G Jones and E Smith addressed to Miss Mary Locke Miss Nettie Chumney and others reflecting a personal correspondence in an old newspaper fragment.
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C.H. Edwards
Mary Locke
W. EK. MekKinney
Miss Nettie’ Chumney
G. Jones
Misa
E. Smith
Patterson at Spring Hill in Tennessee
Gen. M. R. Patterson spoke at Spring Hill Tennessee tonight. The majority of his address repeated points he had already made at the stip.
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Patterson
Spring Hill
Spring Mill
Tenn
Amy
M. R. Patterson
Maury County Historical Society to Meet Next Tuesday
The Maury County Historical Society will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday at the Court House quarters being unfinished. Capt Robt D Smith will present an article on Gen Patrick R Cleburne, reflecting his long association with Cleburne's military family. The talk will be read at Esq Frank H Smith's office. Visitors are welcome.
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Maury County Historical Society
T. A. Wharton
Robt D. Smith
Patrick R. Cleburne
Smith
Cleburne
Court House
Frank H. Smith
New Great South America Kidney Cure Relief Claim
Relief in six hours from distressing kidney and bladder troubles. Promises prompt relief for pain in back and sides and quick urine flow. Sold by W P Woldridge, druggist, Columbia Tennessee. October 27.
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Great South America
W. P. Woldridge
Columbia
Tenn
Fruit Will Be Pleatif ul and Cheap Says Rainey
Mr Horace Rainey predicts a bountiful fruit season in Maury with all kinds of fruit abundant and high quality and prices low. He has begun selling strawberries and half of his large cherry crop to Miles Cook. The canning factory is active with thirty workers canning asparagus.
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Horace Rainey
Maury
Rainey
Miles Cook
Sherman's Son On His March
A War Department dispatch details a military escort for Rev Father Sherman, son of the late Gen William Tecumseh Sherman, to cover the route of his father’s Civil War march. Twelfth Cavalry detachment with eight enlisted men and two officers will accompany Father Sherman from Chattanooga to Atlanta for historical study and to prepare a memoir for officers’ school. The party will not march to the sea but will return to Fort Oglethorpe after visiting key sites, per a White House directive.
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Washington
War Department
Parker Thoms SherMan
WW. T. Sherman
Sherman
Wis. P. Duvall
Department of the
Atlanta
Gen. Shaw
Oglethorne
McPherson
Shermsa
Fort Oxlethorpe
Liewenant Campbell
Hunter
Father Sherman
Mat
Duvall
Drigsdler
Bell
Stak
Roll
White House
Wash
Department of the Gulf
Twelfth Cavalry
Dolton
Fort Oglesthorpe
Ainsworth
Death by own action at a Rundre in Uniontown Pa
Mary MelKittrick who just turned 100 committed death by own action today by cutting her throat with a stall knife while in her room to trim her nails. Her mind has been deranged.
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Uniontown
Mia
Mary MelKittrick
Weske
The New French Government and Fallieres in Paris
A fragmentary portrait of Fallières as a steady, sociable leader who rose from provincial beginnings to the presidency of the Senate and the presidency at the Elysee. The piece highlights his affable nature, love of wine and meals, and practical concessions to political needs, painting a picture of a patriarchal life in Gascony and public service spanning decades.
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Armuand Polleres
Paris
Toulouse
Stendilr
Nerac
Senate
M. Loubet
the Elysee
Loupilion
Gascon
Gascony
M. Fallleres Dees
Luxembourg
Loas Wolis
Jean
Bankhead blames Hobson push and party vote for defeat
Birmingham news reports Senator John H. Bankhead claiming his Sixth Alabama District loss stemmed from Hobson driven opposition and a strong Page faction showing in the campaign. He says his own campaign did not win the support needed and vows to avoid politics in future efforts.
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Birmingham
Aln
John H. Bankhead
Orchee- Hen
Alabama
RB. P. Bebsop
Hobson
Banthead
Hampshire Defeats Lewisburg in Amateur Baseball Clash
Hampshire defeats Lewisburg on Thursday by a score of 15 to 3 in a strong showing for the Hampshire baseball team. The article notes Hampshire as a top amateur squad amid Telegraphy discussions.
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Hampshire
Tou
Lewisburg
Is Soeom
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Woolford
W. P. Woldredge
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Meese
J. A. Stoxy
Geing
John A. Walker & Co
McNeel Marble Works
Vr. GW
Nichola
State Hose
HT. Ritter
South Main Street
Daughters of the Confederacy
Columbia Public School
Athenseum
Weel
Kesnmer. ’ Tars. W. Morgan
Mra B. & Fowler
Berkley
Cal
Mr. Fowler
Wanthd
JOS
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Aa Bia
Woldridge
Tennessee
Schridsbretssti
Rolgtlgi
The
Herald
A. S
Mary Mwkittrick
Uniontown, PA
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Vance Thompson
Bankhead
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Jampshire
Lewisbuure
Chicago News
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