Indictments in Pulaski tied to larceny case and society figure
News items report four indictments returned by Tay grand jury in Pulaski against Prof Wilkerson for larceny of clothing from King and McGrew. Other notes describe a fatal apartment fire on Marquette Avenue in South Chicago, a freight train delay, and President Diaz sending greetings after reaching Kil Paso on a trip to Mexico.
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Tay Grand Jury
Pulaski
Wilkerson
King & McGrew
Reven
Marquette Avenue
Chicago
Kil Paso
Mexico
Diaz
Mexican Congress
Joan Hernandez
Chihuahua
United States
Doctor Eisen Attacked by cancer germ undergoes operation
San Francisco May 7 Dr Joseph Eisen California scientists discovery of the cancer germ was a notable medical event of the year He has been operated on at St Luke s hospital and is rapidly recovering though final results remain uncertain Eisen believes inoculation occurred while studying the microbe Feather Factory destroyed by fire Montreal May Alaska Feather and Down Co plant burned Sunday night causing about 65000 loss with 4000 insurance
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San Francisco
Joseph Eisen
California
St. Luke's Hospital
Eigen
Montreal
Alaska Feather and Down Co
Perrin Cited Cure for Summer Catarrh by Meruna
Mary J. Kennedy of Armour & Co. lauds Meruna as a permanent remedy for summer catarrh and stomach indigestion. She claims eight years of travel, consulting doctors, and ineffective prescriptions were cured. three months of Meruna left her rejuvenated and permanently well, with the remedy cleansing the stomach and blood and eradicating nervous catarrh.
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Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Neb
Perrin
Miss Kennedy
Perune
Herald's Premium Phaeton Contest Awards Win
In Maury County the Herald concludes its premium phaeton contest with Miss Rosa Cherry of Columbia winning after a strong finish. Mr Ussery placed second, Mr Bostick third. the event drew over twelve hundred votes and boosted both daily and weekly subscriptions.
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Herald
Mondiky
Roan Cherry
Columbia
Hikato
Cherry
Pheeton
Assery
Maury County
the Herald
Bostick
F. D. Lander
Herano
Herato Phieton
Rosa Cherry
W.T. Usser
Ross Sparkman
Edith Oliver Frees
D. F. Osteen
Laura McBride
Mattie Willis
Luin Pigg
Mattie Head
D. E. Dixon
Mixa Lizzie Cheat
Emm Alderson
Lawsuit Over Damages in Pitts Letter to Judge Clark
Special to the Herald reports John P. Mick man and AL Cunningham sue John A. Pitts for 625000 damages over a letter Pitts, an attorney for Geo Underwood, sent to Judge Clark accusing Cunningham and Hickman of improper conduct. Additionally, a runaway on West Seventh Street ends safely after a brave Black driver keeps control, avoiding injuries or damage.
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Herald
John P. Mickman
AL Cunningham
John A. Pit
Pitts
Geo. Underwood
Cunningham
Methodist Publishing House
Dudge Clark
Hickman
West Seventh Street
Alcorn
Rosenthal
Negra Stein
Carmack Speech Praised in Washington for Unity Note
A Nashville farmer reports Senator Carmack's remarks during the President's Memphis visit. The Post editorial praises his calm, non offensive tone and argues the country united after the Civil War arms were laid down. It notes Carmack challenged southern loyalty myths with a dignified, patriotic stance.
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Memphis
Nashville Fanner
Washington
Senator Carmack
Post
Carmack
Waston
Mr. Carmack
Arma
The Unkissed Man Dr. Crook Draws Offers After Claim
A Chicago telegram reports Dr. Algi R. Crook lecturer and mineralogy professor at a university says he has never kissed a woman. Word spreads on campus as sui generis offers of marriage flood in from women nationwide. Senator Depew jokes about a missionary movement to save Crook for the thrill of a first kiss.
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Crook
Chicago
Algi# R. Crook
Bever
Ohio Wesleyan University
Munich
A. R. Crook
Te University
Chauncey M. Depew
Dr. Crook
King's Daughters Convention Held in Columbia
The King’s Daughters and the State Convention met at First Presbyterian Church in Columbia with delegates and visitors in attendance. Rev A P McFerrin led a service after which Mrs H P Figuers opened the gathering. reports were heard from city and county secretaries as plans and time for the next convention were discussed.
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Columbiana
King’s Daughters
Columbia District
Columbia
King's Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
A. P. McFerrin
J. Provine
D. D
W. A. Provine
W. P. Woldridge
H. P. Figuets
Power of Jeans
I. Davia
Central Council
New York
N. B. Sheppard
Jesus
E. E. Erwie
Davis
H. P. Figuers
L. Wood
Clarksville
Nashville
Memphis
Pulaski
Weber
Kime
Weveling Man Found Dead in Commercial Hotel Bed
Nasuvittia May 7 J P Given a Weveling man was found dead in bed at the Commercial Hotel in the city this morning. It is thought that he died of heart disease.
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Nasuvittia
J. P. Given
Thie Cly
Tuberculosis Dangers Highlighted by Health Board
Nashville May 4 The state board of health met and approved two resolutions urging county and school boards to refuse hiring anyone with tuberculosis for public school positions and to notify charitable institutions feeding inmates about TB risks. It also calls for milk tested for tuberculosis by purveyors to institutions.
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Nashville
State Board of Health
Krause
Serioul
Boards of Education
Eged
Tennessee King Daughters Convene on Industrial School
Trains arrive for the Tennessee King Daughters Convention in Nashville, with delegates from Memphis, Nashville, Franklin, Pulaski, Mt. Pleasant and more. Rev A. B. Petty leads devotion. reports from Franklin, Mt. Pleasant, and Memphis circles praise charitable work. a committee studies adding an industrial school cottage in Nashville for poor white children under supervision of the order. The Florence Crittenton Circle in Nashville commends progress including a house for blind children.
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Memphis
Nashville
Franklin
Pulaski
Mt. Pleasant
Petty
I. C. Davis
H. P. Figuers
King’s Daughters
Tennessee
Tndustrial Rehool
Dyer
Cary Watkins
L. G. Wood
Clarkville
King's Daughters
M. B. Gunnison
Florence Crittenton Larcle
Florence Crittenton
Blaze Damages Three Firms in Nashville Market Street
A morning fire in Nashville’s Market street wholesale district damaged Montgomery Moore Co wholesale saddlery Orr Hume Cr wholesale grocers and Seaggans White & Cuts. Estimated losses reach five hundred dollars, with all firms insured and injuries not reported.
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Nanny Texs
Market Street
Aten Earle Boar
Montgomery, Moore & Co
Ue James
Orr
Hume & Cr
Seaggans
Insurnone
Fingers Blown Off In Explosion At South Main Shop
Jim Armstrong, a seven year old boy from Vero, suffered the loss of two fingers on his left hand when a dynamite cap exploded Saturday afternoon. He was at Rosberas sick place at Hates' Wieckemith shop on South Main Street when the accident occurred.
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Jim Armstrong
Rosberas
Arsenal Abolished. Several Posts Disposed Of
Secretary Root issued an order abolishing arsenals in Kennebec Augusta Maine Port Monroe Fort Monroe Virginia Allegheny Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Indianapolis Indiana Columbia Tennessee with property to be disposed of by the War Department and the men reassigned. The Columbus Arsenal was a town landmark and citizens recall its beauty and pride. disposal details remain unsettled and Congressman Padgett pledged to seek restitution for local contributors.
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Wasuixaron
Root
Kennebec
Augusta
Port Monroe
Fort Monroe
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Tad
Columbia
War Department
Columba
Padgett
Boot
Toda
Runaway Engine Triggers Chaos in Mt Pleasant Yards
In Mt Pleasant Texas on May 3 an engine used as a switcher, Mangrum pilot, sped off after a coupling failed. Cars toppled back, wrecking the cowcatcher. Len Taylor, a phosphate plant employee, boarded to stop the locomotive before a potential disaster between here and Florence.
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Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasasy
Texy
Cleo
Mangrum
Tennessee Phosphate Company
Manktum
Cave H
Pepe Phoephate Company
Len Taylor
Florenes
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