Mare and foal shipments boost Rosewood Farm stock prospects
Rosewood Stock Farm received eight trotting bred mares yearlings and sucklings from Nashville for breeding. Notable animals include Princess Ilsa dam of Empire Belle and the brood mare Media Director, with several foals by The Emperor. Premium jack Highlooker from Mill Creek Jack Farm also arrived, supporting Starlight strain breeding plans.
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Rosewood Stock Farm
Nashville
Princess Ilsa
Ponce de Leon
Empire Bell
M. H. Reardon
Indianapolis
Empire Belle
Prince Axtell
Axtellion
Smith Thomas
Fair Grounds
Media Director
Director
Happy Medium
Lady Curzon
Lord Curzon
Hyotist
Baron Oliver
Baron Wilkes
Emperor
Constantine
Mr. Williams
Ilsa
Fred
Wilkes
Highland Stock Farm
Thomas H. Ezell
Mill Creek Jack Farm
Jack
Thomas H. Hzell
Mill Creek Farm
Jewel
Dr. Abernathy
Pulaski
Pearl A
Miss Buford
Horace M. Polk
Spring Hill
John R. Gentry
Stella
Twinkle
Trial
Actonward
Kruger
Old Stella
Rosewood Farm
John M. Burns
Locomotive
J. Dawnon Frierson
van Buren Wilkes
Tom Webster
Gen. Lee
C. EB. Denton
John M. Burny
George C. McFall
M. L. Clark
H. L. Yokley
Charles Howard Surrenders in Mt Pleasant Pike Killing
Charles Howard surrendered to police in Columbia after fatally shooting Joe Sneed near the Mt Pleasant pike toll gate Saturday night. Howard claims self defense citing threats from Sneed and disputes about his mother’s relation to Sneed. Sneed died Sunday morning from a gunshot wound to the head.
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Charlie Howard
Joe Sneed
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Columbia
Howard
Sneed
Farmers Wool and Lamb Club Announces Bids Committee
The Farmers Wool and Lamb Club names A. B. Harlan as chairman with Horace Cecil and A. BE Murphy on the sales committee. They will solicit bids on lamb and wool holdings, aiming for good quotations. The secretary will contact wool mills and wholesale dealers. about 3,000 coats of wool subscribed. Delivery set for May 25.
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Farmers Wool and Lamb Club
A. B. Harlan
Horace Cecil
A. BE
Murphy
Judge Chambers Named Third Arbiter in Railroad Firemen Dispute
Judge William Lee Chambers of Washington has been appointed third arbiter in the wage and hours dispute between forty nine western railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men. Chambers will travel to Chicago to begin hearings Friday, with nearly all firemen west of Chicago affected by the arbitration.
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Washington
William Lee Chambers
Fortynine
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mere Subterfuge Says Vardaman
In Montgomery Mississippi figure Vardaman of Misalsaippi denounces the state Democratic Executive Committee action to void the proposed primary resolution. He says the committee opposed him and wanted debates controlled by himself and Senator Leroy Percy, calling the move a subterfuge and pushing for dates determined by them both.
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Montgomery
Ala
Vardaman
Misalsaippi
Miseisippi Democratic Executive Committee
Leroy Percy
Percy
Cotton brings $210000 at sale
Three thousand bales of cotton formerly owned by Knight Yancey and Company were sold today on the Cotton Exchange for Peoples Bank of this city. McFadden Brothers of Philadelphia bought the lot at 14 and a quarter cents per pound, about $210000, with receivers to return excess above the bank’s $40000 claim.
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Mobile
Knight, Yancey & Company
Spot Cotton Brokers
The
Cotton Exchange
Peoples Bank
McFadden Brothers
Philadelphia
Whiting
East Tennessee Democrats condemn Patterson at mass meeting
Democrats from Hamblen Washington Jefferson Blount and Roane counties met to back Supreme Court and Court of Civil Appeal candidates who declined the Patterson primary. Delegates were set for Nashville on May 18. Washington county denounced Patterson while Blount honored Gen. Charles T. Cates and Roane heard an address by Gen. Harvey Hannah.
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Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennnessee
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeal
Hamblen
Washington
Jefferson
Blount
Roane
Nashville
Washington County
Patterson
Chas. T. Cates
Harvey Hannah
Murder charge follows court plea in Lucas case
Fort Smith Arkansas May 6 Jem Lucas son of John Lucas of Hopkinsville Kentucky pled to an indictment charging him with shooting to kill in circuit court. His victim J C Tompson a boarding house keeper died of injuries from the shooting three weeks earlier after a quarrel in which Lucas claimed he was robbed. A grand jury soon after returned an indictment charging Lucas with murder.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Jem Lucas
John Lucas
Hopkinsville
J. C. Tompson
Lucas
Thompson
Lakas
Acrobats’ Assistant Arrested After Curtain Clash
William Anderson, part of a Grand Opera House acrobat team, was arrested Saturday night for kicking James Voorhies after Voorhies cut the act short during an encore. The recorder fined Anderson eight dollars and sixty cents.
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William Anderson
Grand Opera House
James Voorhies
Anderson
Voorhies
Recorder
Fast Driving Arrests After Rapid Ride
John Bird and Charles Mable were arrested for drunken and rapid driving after allegedly pushing a buggy at high speed. A sober third occupant escaped arrest. The incident notes they set records by beating their horse in several stretches.
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John Bird
Charles Mable
Three Women Arrested for Disturbing Public Worship
Police arrested Alice Kinnard Bennie Galt and Mattie Garfield three Black women on a charge of disturbing public worship on Sunday They were cited to appear before the court Cordelia Martin another Black woman was arrested for throwing slop on Joe Ritt s premises and ordered to appear for questioning
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Alice Kinnard
Bennie Galt
Mattie Garfield
Cordelia Martin
Joe Ritt
Jersey heifer sale signals Jersey revival in Maury
Exq. Pletcher Fariss sold to W. J. Webster for two hundred dollars a fancy registered Jersey heifer three years old. Webster bought the heifer for Memphis parties. The Jersey cow is returning to her town as prices rise for this stock, indicating a revival of Jersey breeding in Maury.
Couple Secures Marriage License Near Tell City
In May 10, a couple walked from Cameo leneon, Ind. to nearby town three miles away from Tell City and obtained a marriage license, marking a quiet start to their union.
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Maury
Duroc Hogs
Ils
Puppo
W. D. Hastings
Citizens
Charles Howard
OPERA
Democratic Executive Committee OF
Mississippi
Funct Company
East Tennessee
Indorse
Christian
Fort Smith, Ark
South Side Park
Columbia, Tenn
Chaffin
Higdon
Highland Farm
W. H. Jones
Little Bigby Stock Farm
A. Wright
Lsville Pike
Illyrian, Jr
Harry Clay
Iltgan, Jr
Monogram
Insurance
Frank Malone
Pat Market
Snow Heel
Joe Johnson
the Insurance
Garner
J. S
C. A. Wright Bell Telephone Citizens Telephone
Cameleon, Ind
Tell City
William Powell
Nella Basinger
Herald
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