Carmack Wen Holds Meeting at Court House Today
A rousing gathering was held at the courthouse today with Carmack Wen presiding. Residents attended to discuss local concerns and community issues raised during the session.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
15
Temperance Fight Marks Maury County Meeting
A Maury County meeting led by Hon G T Hughes focuses on state wide Prohibition and the majority rule. Accuses Patterson and his committee of rigging a bogus primary to deny the will of Democratic voters. Senator Carmack receives large hometown reception in Columbia before continuing to Nashville and Galatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viewty Arden
Maury County
Sunater Curmack
Baker
Hughes
State Committee
Patterson
Thenr
Maxwell
Conation
Cormack
Berdive
Carmacks
Carmack
Gov. Patterson
Seventh Street
Mr. Carmack
King George
Frank Everett
Senator Carmack
Nashville
Gallatin
Gallatin county teachers strike vow sparks fall work halt
Chicago May 2 two hundred school teachers in Gallatin county DL signed a strike order to begin next fall they demand higher salaries and warn they will not teach if not granted the raise subscribe for The Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gallatin County
Sermon by Rev W R Lambuth on World Missions
Rev W R Lambuth, secretary of the Methodist Board of Missions South, preached on Work Wise Missions to a packed First Methodist and First Presbyterian crowd. He urged Columbia church to support at least one missionary abroad, praising the Presbyterian church for its generosity to foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lambath
First Presbyterian
Lambuth
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Tam
Felds
Columbia
Presbyterian Church
Blood Bitters Conquer Dyspepsia Says Ad Copy
A vintage advertisement claims Blood Bitters cures dyspepsia and purges impurities. It promises toned stomach, restored digestion, and normal weight, asserting ongoing health benefits for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carmack Men Win in Smith Carmack Race
CARMACK MEN WIN IN SMITH CARMACK MEN WIN IN SMITH CARTHAGE TENN May 3 The democratic legislative primary in this county passed off yesterday quietly due to busy farming. In the state senate race J N Fisher was nominated by over four to one with 1002 votes to 231 for W A Jordan. For representative Thomas A Stovall Dixon Spring led 696 to 288 for H M Corley and 266 for J H Brim. Both nominees are young Carmack men pledged to state wide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Tenn
Statep Senate
J. N. Fisher
W. A. Jordan
Thomas A. Stovall
Dixon Spring
Stovall
M. Corley
J. H. Brim
Fale
General Assembly
Carmack
Radicals Split in Georgia
In Athens on April 40 the Eighth District Republican Convention divided into two factions. I. T. Heard and his followers formed their own group and met separately. The opposing faction adopted resolutions supporting the Roosevelt administration and nominated L. C. Durham, a Black candidate, for Congress. No instructions were given to delegates. The Fourth District Republicans sent an instructed delegation to Chicago backing Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
I. T. Heard
Resoonbions
Nationa
Heard
Hie
Roosevelt
L. C. Durham
Congress
Chicango
Indersine
Dean's Regulats Cure Constipation
Dean's Regulats claim to cure constipation without griping nausea or any weakening effect. Sold by druggists at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Earl S Sloan
Boston
Mass
USA
Dean
Taylor soldiers to get their pay
After eight years the soldiers who guarded Gov. William Goebel era Republican officials in 1900 will receive pay. An order designates Adjt. Gen. P. P. Johnson as inspector and follows a Court of Appeals mandate. About $12,000 will be distributed once payrolls are inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Guv
W. S. Taylor
William Goebel
R. L.stout
Adjt
P. P. Johnson
Percy Haly
Court of Appeals
Johnston
Double murder of foreigners in Columbus colony shocks city
In Columbus Ohio on May 3 a mysteri ous double murder occurred in a foreign colony. Victims Ed Moldewen a 20 year old Roumanian and Switchef Pens a 59 year old Bulgarian were found dead. Eight Bulgarians are in custody as police probe the killings. Interpreter George Pokoatof faces alleged involvement. Moldovan killed on a porch, Pens in a room with four others. motive unknown and police offer no clear account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Columbus
Ed Moldewen
Pendiig
George Pokoatof
Peni
Molewan
Earnest Plea For Prohibition In Nashville Meeting
The Tennessee temperance rally featured speaker Wright who urged local option as a means to end saloons. He argued local option is "dead" but effective, and urged temperance supporters to abolish saloons in their own way. Prominent clergy and Anti-Saloon League members attended, with strong audience turnout and support from WCTU and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witerium
Herod Fatig
Wrieht
Nashville
Wrighy
Georgia
Mary Harris Armor
Armor
Cracker State
South
Wright
City
EB. Falk
W. R. Hamilton
Tennessee Anti-Saloon League
Silena Holman
Tennessee
James Atkins
Allen G. Hall
Bettie Donelson
Davidson County
Hamilton Parks
Mra
M. P. Bangs
W. B. Taylor
R. Lin Cave
R. M. Tinnon
Lansing Burrows
J. H. Welcher
Knoxville
Mayor of Fort de France slain in political disturbance
April 30 Fort de France Island of Mar unique: several people killed and many wounded in a political disturbance. One victim was the Mayor of Port de France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort DE France
Island of
Mar- Unique
Port. de Franca
Anti-Saloon League Meeting Endorses Prohibition Policy
In Nashville on May 1 the Anti-Saloon League executive committee adopted a strong address by Senator Carmack urging removal of the saloon. The league praised The Tennessean for its stance on prohibition. W. R. Hamilton reported the league’s good finances and broad, enthusiastic league organization across Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Carmack
Carmart
Hamilton
Car
W. R. Hamilton
Tennessean
Attempt to Kill by Loaded Bomb at Phoenix Theatre
Cincinnati May 2 A diabolical attempt to destroy the palatial quarters of the Phoenix Theatre by a bomb planted at the main entrance failed to cause major damage due to a manned post. Frank J. Buegel a bartender opened the door and lost part of his hand while his hearing was later destroyed. police launched a thorough investigation with limited information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Phoenix Cult
Placis
Permament
Frank J. Buegel
Otcers
Carmack Campaign Manager Appointed in Davidson County
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn May 1 Lewis Hitt Circuit Court Clerk and active politician has appointed Carmack's campaign manager in Davidson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carmack Wen
Carmalk
Senator
G. T. Hughes
Wundreds
Academy Bard
Loud
Horrave Green Temperance Leader
Herald
M. &. Church
Smith
BOLT
Taylor
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Seabomn Wright
Speater
Anti-Saloon League AC
Selatch Carmack
Guy
Parterson
Lune
Ofrmack
Learue
Joagne
R. Paterson
O Perance
Davidson
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