State Meeting of Kings Daughters Planned in Nashville
The Kings Daughters State Convention meets in Nashville with about forty delegates from various orders expected. Sessions begin Tuesday morning at 11 in the First Methodist Church Sunday school room, with receptions, addresses, reports, open discussions, and installations through Thursday morning.
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Firat Methodiat Charen
Cao
Cherry
Provine
Tubaday
Enoe
Mre
Jaba Carpenter
Columbia
Ponve—Ra
Doolittle
Madicon
M Lapton
Clarkeville
Lamar
Colombia
Bell Gall
Glo
Woliuk
W. R. Hutton
Mra
John
Carter
Pulaski
Roll Vail
Y. Crawford
Benedict Wn
Thief Escapes as Mare Is Recovered in Nashville Case
Nashville man Martin Gilmore reported a mare stolen the week prior. Chief Webb traced clues to Baird's stable where a grey clothed man with a white hat tried to sell the horse but fled, later capturing George Chaffee who proved to be innocent. The real thief remains at large. Chaffee plans suit for the arrest and detention.
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Webb
Martin Gilmore
Nashville
Baird
Franklin
Baird's
George Chaffer
Fmown
Chaffee
Columbia
Belle Simons
Duplex
Aupper
Webty
Gilmore
Champion Binders and Mowers Ad Feature
An advertisement highlights Champion binders and mowers as top choices with a note to see Satterfield Dod for details. The brief runs under the date 12 26 and promotes a local dealer or showroom.
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Satterfield & Dod- Foo
Fight Between Two Negroes on West End Street
In an affray on Ragan's Row West End Monday night Allen Carter colored was badly cut by Robert Armstrong colored. The quarrel began over a card game when a light was blown out Armstrong drew a blade and slashed Carter twice across the neck. The wounds were long but not deep. Dean's Ointment advertised as a remedy.
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Ragan'a
West 1 End
Allen Carter
Robert Armstrong
Armstrong
Carter
Gunn and His Check Gunn and His Check
Lawrenceburg Tenn May 8 A sensational case settled by compromise between L G Gunn and the Methodist Church South. Gunn had built on church land, later sold to Olson who lived four feet onto church property. Court costs about 140 paid. Gunn issued a check with libelous inscription. church trustees sued for 10000 for libel. Compromise followed with Gunn signing a retraction.
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Lawrenceburg, Tenn
L. 2
Gunn
Methodist Church
South
Olson
Church
Lion
First National Bank
Bala
M. E. Church
Foll
Lawrence Bank & Trust Co
J. M. Gilmore
Gilmore
Pacific
Guan Waa
Nashville American
Claw Foreman Suffered Badly Bruised from Napier Branch
A white section hand on the Napier branch of the N. KF. & 8. near Summertown was badly injured while alighting a moving train. His foot slipped in the open step and he walked several yards before the train could be stopped. He was bruised on the head and shoulders, picked up semi conscious, and taken home seven miles away. His injuries are serious but not expected to be fatal.
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Cunningham
Napier
Summertown
Fle
Sud
Exciting Columbia Lewistown Game Ends in LewISburg Victory
In a famed 12 inning Columbia Lewistown clash at Riverside Park Lewistown triumphed 10 to 5 over Columbia. Caperton starred with base running three base hits and five stolen bases while 15 year old McKinney contributed strong defense and double plays. Attendance reached about 300 as the seesaw affair featured four double plays and a flurry of late scoring.
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Columbia
Hiversiderk
Lewisburg
Urumele
Caperton
Sheddan
Ale Kinoey
Cowmbia
PO. A. E
Clk Si
Peyton Oo
WA A. E
Crigger
Dabney
Weiler
Baily
Ed B . TY
Fox
Ol DO Daggers
Origier
Stephens
Crand Jaggers
Ragan
Baird
Shadden
Oxperton
Sha
For Sale Properties in Spring Wil Teen City Fronting Two Main Streets
Residential and business properties in Spring Wil Teen offered for sale. Fronts on two prominent streets in the city. Address post office box 20, Spring Hill. Listing notes arrive after eleven weeks.
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Spring Wil
Teen
Spring Hill
Rough on Rogers at New York board meeting
H. H. Rogers of Standard Oil faced a prank at the Board of Trade banquet in New York when a pink in his buttonhole drew attention. A friend revealed the shade was the Thomas W. Lawson pink, a detail Rogers later declined to have printed in the Savannah News.
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H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Board of Trade
Nyart
New York
Base buys stallion Cyllene for 150000 dollars
London May 9 William A H Base heir to Lord Burton buys OC D Roses stallion Cyllene for 150000 dollars Cyllene figures as Derby favorite Cicero is noted as a rival with Sun On for R B Sievee’s Scepter in view of the potential breeding and racing impact.
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London
William A. H. Base
Lord Burton
OC. D. Rose
Cyllene
Cylliene
Cicero
Mr. Base
Sievee
Tale of Buried Treasure Sparks Romantic Hints in Montgomery County
Report from Clarksville describes locals digging on Glenn Zemmer’s farm near Linwood Landing, uncovering a brick encasement and a large vessel. A hand tool pried it free. contents unknown but suspected to be money. Folklore says a moneyed Englishman hid funds fifty to sixty years ago and vanished.
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Clarksville
Tennmak
Glenn Zemmer
Linwood Landing
Cumberlandiver
England
Suits for damages filed over pole electrocution death
In Huntsville Alabama May 9 Mrs Beulah Gray files in the circuit court two $40000 damages suits stemming from the April 15 electrocution of her son Will Gray while climbing a Southern Bell Telephone pole. She contends negligence in wiring and insulation by the utility and also plans a similar claim against Huntsville Railway Light Power Co. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup offered as cold remedy.
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Huntsville
Ala
Will Gray
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Huntaville Railway, Light & Power Company
Buelun Gray
Scottaboro
Maury County Fair Plans Horse Show Feature
The Maury County Fair Association officers announce plans to feature a horse show at this year’s fall fair. A committee will prepare catalogue copy and arrange purses for pacing and trotting classes as officials seek a strong, well-run event.
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Maury County Fair Association
Tuadly
Poultry Association to Hold Maury County Meeting Monday
The Maury County Poultry Association will meet Monday the 15th at 11 a.m. in Circuit Court room. All county poultry men are invited to participate as rules and by laws are adopted, permanent officers elected, and plans outlined for fall poultry show and industry promotion.
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Maury County Poultry Association
Atla. m
Circuit Court
Newsboy confession tied to Birmingham killing case
Joseph Granberg, longtime Butte resident and former small mining operator, confessed to a Birmingham, Alabama killing two decades ago after a self harm attempt. He told officers in Butte he acted during a grim confrontation where a man insulted him and he fired, killing one and wounding two. charges were later quashed and he was confined for care as his mental state was considered temporarily overstrained.
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Columbia Herald
Buite Mont
Joseph Granberg
Birmingham
Ala
Granberry
Butte
Rons
Warm Springs Asylum
Mr. Granbery
Garoberry
Manly County
New Industries for Tennessee
The Chattanooga Tradesman lists new industries for the week ending May 7. Memphis novelty works and a $100,000 box manufacturing firm. a $25,000 canning company to erect factories in Georgia. Nashville medicine factory and a $16,000 phos Hale company in Knoxville. Veneer factory in Borow, saw mill and brndle factory in Neni. Trenton grain elevator and Bristol $10,000 rock crushing company.
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Chattanooga Tradesman
Memphis
Novelty Works
Chattanooga
Box Manufacturing Company
Canning Company
Georgia
Nashvill Contracting Company
Phos Hale Company
Knoxville
Borow
Trenton
Bristol
Rock Crushing Company
The Racket New and Pretty Goods Line
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Valencenne
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