Carnegie Library Law in Danger in City Council Meeting
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met to review minutes and library trustees. Aldermen Towler Swansburg and Dugger challenged trustee ratification and a repeal ordinance for the Carnegie Library matter was debated and briefly withdrawn.
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Carnegie Library
Towler
Swansburg
Dugger
Erwin
Recorder
Voorhies
Alderman Dugger
W. A. Provine
Board of Trustees
Library
Bret
S&adenta
Central District
Fnally
Athohaeum
Eighth Street
School Street
F. G. Smith
Provine
Alderman White
Business Men's Fire Insurance Convention
Nashville
Tennessee
Early wound marked Lord Wolseley in Burma youth
A young brother who lent a shirt to Lord Wolseley before a fight in Burmah witnessed his first wound as a boy. The observer exclaimed a line about his wear and the shirt suffering minor damage as well.
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Lord Wolseley
Burmah
Gobaltern
Wolseley
A Word to Stockmen
A sales note urging stock advertisers to use the Weekly Herald for broad reach and better returns. Promises stock news coverage and reasonable prices for stock bills, claiming high quality work.
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Weekly Herald
Walker Named Candidate for Maury County Register 1906
Authorized notice announces Rev. W. E. Walker as candidate for Register of Maury County subject to the August 1906 election. Also lists Gran. P. Pratt as a candidate for Magistrate.
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POR Register
W. E. Walker
Maury County
Watdaw
Gran. P. Pratt
Endorsement Letter for Senator Carmack by Richard H. Yancey
A Fayette County letter from Nashville Banner associate editor Richard H. Yancey urges support for Senator Carmack in the Tennessee race. He lauds Carmack as a strong, loyal Democrat and notes his growth in national politics, while addressing opposition over the Indianola postmaster controversy and urging Fayette voters to judge by stewardship rather than brief attacks.
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Nashville Banner Age
Richard H. Yancey
Nashville Banner
Fayette County
Falcon
Senator Carmack
Carmack
South
Democratic Party
Nfe
Tila
Tam
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Indianola
Mias
White House
North
Carmack Endorsement Debate in Tennessee Senate Quest
A Tennessee speaker defends Senator Carmack amid a Democratic split over his Indianola speech. He argues Carmack’s reelection is vital for strong Senate leadership, cites opposition’s roots in lawlessness and liquor, and urges backing the county man. Prof. Fisher commentary follows with a Middletown mayoral anecdote.
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Fisher
Weslyan University
Middletown
Conn
Army ration shortage looms in San Francisco
San Francisco May 3 Gen Greely warned the Snance committee that only eleven days of army rations remain and no extra food beyond what is bought or promised. A resources summing meeting is set for tomorrow evening, with an appeal for supplies likely. Fund plans for city restoration remain undetermined as committees seek cautious action and wider financial input.
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San Francisco
Sam Jones on Carmack and Taylor in Tennessee race
Sam Jones, Atlanta Journal, argues Carmack is fit for the Senate and should be reelected. He praises Governor Bob Taylor as an excellent lecturer and urges Tennessee to keep Carmack in the Senate, keeping Taylor to lecture.
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Tennessee
Cox and Patterson
Bond
Senator Carmack
Bob Taylor
Unk
Carmack
Senate
Anyan
United States Senate
Taylor
Tenneases
Bob
Governor Taylor
Sam Jones
Atlanta Journal
Missing Italian boy and white dog found at police station
Palmino Mercello and his wife brought their son Palmino Jr from Italy with a small white wooly dog named Minetto. After a day apart in St Marys Park Bronx the pair vanished. A patrolman found the boy sleeping outside a house with Minetto guarding him and brought them to the police station.
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New York World
Palmino Mercello
Palmino, Jr
Italy
East One Hundred and Forty-Ninth Street
Minetto
Straightway
Mary
Palmino
St Mary’s Park
Bronx
Alexander Avenue
One Hundred and Fortieth Street
Carney
Ted
Mercello
Mr. Mernelle
The Racket Package Offers Various Soap and Dress Goods
The Nation Department advertises a wide range of items including paper and tissue products, glycerine soap, and a large assortment of ladies muslin underwear. New stock features spatchers, dollies, table and dresser covers, plus a big line of umbrellas from 50 cents to 2 dollars. Dennison crepe paper offered in plain and fancy patterns at 8 to 16 cents per pattern.
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le Up
Dennison
Patrols, a dog, and a German flag sing in class tale
Patton tries to identify a boy as a dog howls police intervene. A detective arrives with the dog, the animal returns with the boy’s father, and the dog leads to the station. A teacher aims to teach patriotism but students demand Die Wacht am Rhein.
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West Side
Chtjenko Loter-Ocean
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Nashville Ganner
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Ta National Lead CO
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Democratic Party of
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Gen. Greely
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