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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

2

King Edward VII Dies Brightens for George V Accession

London May 7 King Edward VII died at 11 45 pm after illness of under a week. The Prince of Wales succeeds to the crown as George V with Queen Alexandra and royal family nearby. George V’s early acts include notifying the Lord Mayor and issuing a brief royal bulletin.

London Edward VI England Prince of Wales George King Queen Alexandra Prince and Princess of Wales Princess Royal Duchess of Fife Victoria Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll George Frederick Ernest Albert Edward King Alexandra Marlborough House Duke of Clarence Navy House of Lords Duke of York Victoria May of Teck Edward Albert Albert Frederick Victoria Alexandra Henry William George Edward John Charles Prince Duke of Cornwall Commonwealth of Australia London Corporation Guild Hall India Canada Quebec Fairbanks George V

Petition Filed In Bankruptcy Against McLemore Grain Co

In Nashville Tennessee on May 6 A W A okers attorney for petitioning creditors filed involuntary bankruptcy against McLemore Grain Company. Creditors listed Morgan and Hamilton Company two thousand five hundred seventy seven dollars twenty six cents Nashville Terminal and Realty Company one thousand seven hundred sixty six dollars eighteen cents and Harry Allen five thousand two hundred sixty five ninety one. Directors declared the firm bankrupt at a May 3 meeting claiming inability to meet debts. William Payne filed a separate petition with debts about one thousand sixty five and assets of ten thousand though encumbered.

Nashville Tenn A. W. A'kcors United States District Court McLemore Grain Company Morgan & Hamilton Company Nashville Terminal & Realty Company House and Elevator Company Harry Allen Allerton Grain Company William Payne

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney and Bladder Relief

Foley Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients of established therapeutic value for relief and cure of all kidney and bladder ailments. Sold by all druggists.

Foley All Drugglste

Haynes Appeals for Nonpartisan Court in Tennessee

Chancellor Hal H. Haynes of East Tennessee argues for an independent judiciary and nonpartisan court, criticizing partisan entanglements in selecting Supreme Court justices. He urges Republicans to support fair elections and judicial integrity over officeholding, stressing duty to state and constitutional government.

Knoxville Journal and Tribune Hal H. Haynes East Tennessee Tennessee Nell, Shields Beard Haynes Brownlow Republican Party Supreme Court

Fright Causes Deaths in Portmouth Cliff Collapse

A ledge on a cliff at Portmouth collapsed sending Mrs. F. S. Carter and Miss Minnie Albright 100 feet to the rubble. Mrs. Carter survived but in serious condition while Mrs. Wmina Miller died of fright in her daughter’s arms. The episode occurred as investigators linked a separate arrest in Springfield Tennessee to a burglary kit shipment.

Portsmouth F. 8. Carter Chicago Minnie Albright Portmouth

The Fly Farm Sells In County Trade

G N Tillman trustee fells the A J Bly farm near Century Mines eight miles from town to G P Mayberry and T F Bell for 20000 dollars. Tillman reserves part of the phosphate rights. The farm is praised as one of the county’s best and the phosphate privileges are said to be valuable.

G.N. Tillman G. P. Mayberry T. F. Bell

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises One Hundred Dollar Reward

An old promotional notice offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and touts internal use to influence blood and mucous surfaces. The ad includes pricing at 75 cents per bottle and urges purchase through druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin All Drugeietc

Free Tuition for Teachers at Tennessee Summer School

The University of Tennessee and the Summer School of the South offer four free scholarships per county to public school teachers. Recipients pledge four hours daily to agricultural work in seven courses covering agronomy animal husbandry horticulture plant life and more. Applicants should contact county superintendents to apply.

Herald Knoxville Tenn University of Tennes Summer School of South University of Tennessee America

Negro man injured as wagon flees auto on Mt. Pleasant Pike

Jones Smith was thrown from a wagon when his team spooked by George Killebrew’s automobile on the Mt. Pleasant pike. Smith dislocated his ankle and received treatment from Dr. C. J. Porter. the injury was not serious.

Jones Smith MT. Pleasant Pike Mt. Pleasant George Killebrew Mt Pleasant Smith C. J. Porter

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Edward VII OF Great Britain the Prince OF Wales George V—New Mon ARCH Laking Reid Powell Dawson Duke of Fife Archbishop of Canterbury Duke of Connaught Suez Africa Queen Maud Norway Buckingham Palace George V New King M'Lemore Grain Company B. BF. Watkins J. B. Rees B. F. Watkins South Main Street Temple of Justice Democratic Party Yeggman William Ford Springfield The Wm. Ford Wm. Lawler J. ©. Bender Harlington Tullahoma N. Tillman Deering Dobbins @ Ewing West Seventh Street Columbia, Tenn the State University Houston, Stanwood & Gambill Munger Evans-Kerr Milling Co Lynnville, Tenn
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