Democratic Nominees Listed for Various County Races 1902
The Democratic slate lists Sharif James Forgey Wor Register T E Lipecomb, Troster Janes H Kanno, County Judge Ocey Gordon, Circuit Court Clerk Willard P Worley, County Court Clerk A L Thomas, Circuit Judge Sam Holding of Maury, and Attorney General J B Garner of Lawrence.
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Electios Sducer
Sharif —James Forgey
Wor Register
T. E. Lipecomb
Troster
Janes H. Kanno
Johnsons Ireland aid tale contrasts past pledge with pocket gift
In a column recalling early 19th century politics, Andrew Johnson voted against a relief bill for Ireland as unconstitutional yet boasted he gave a hundred dollars from his own money to the starving Irish. The piece contrasts then thrift with modern politics and notes Walter Newman Haldeman, longtime Courier-Journal chief, died at 81 after being struck by a streetcar.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Martinique
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Memphis
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Guns Henry
North
White House
Walter Newman Haldeman
Courier-Journal Company
Fourth Avenue
Haldeman
Truth leak shows senators censured book agents
AP dispatch from Dallas reports a bishop says earlier claims about senators exonerating the church were doctored. The letters allegedly show misleading methods by book agents and their attorney, with the Senators arguing the church was not censured while the agents were. The Book Committee is getting new pushback.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Candler
Senate
Book Committee
Bartee
Stahlman
Dr. Barbee
Clarksville
Andifine
Methodist, Episcopal Church
South
Lindigen
Book
FORAKER'S CRITICION OF CAR MACE AND PHILIPPINE DEBATE
A lengthy critique covers Senator Carmack's Philippine debate remarks praised by Foraker of Ohio. It notes admiration for Carmack's eloquence amid partisan friction and recalls reactions, including a daring horse anecdote and references to church donations and Barbee. It comments on conservative and radical factions within the Methodist Church South and calls for restitution over contested funds.
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Senator Carmeck
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Carmack
Mays
Tennessee
Ian
City board on second reading of depot condemnation and loan ordinances
The board met Thursday night and passed two ordinances on second reading condemning property for a new depot and enabling the mayor to borrow funds from the railroad company. Aldermen Abbott Titeowich White Dugger Lavender voted yes. Bennett absent with Wilkins and Tucker. Three property owners appealed for higher valuation and bonds were posted. Ruth Martin and attorneys appealed to the Circuit Court to enjoin city plans until the grade changes and condemnation ordinance clear final reading.
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Abbott
Titeowich
White
Dugger
Lavender
J. No
Bennett
Wilkins
Tucker
Erwin
W. J
Ag Mat Ira Ben Iewi
Ity
Ruth Martin
Messrs. Smiser and
Figueras
Circuit Court
Farm Machinery Stock by Sarrerkeep and Donson
Farm equipment stock advertised by Sarrerkeep and Donson offers a full range from weeding hoes to traction engines. The notice highlights complete farm labor gear and machinery selections for varied agricultural needs.
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Jin
Sarrerkeep & Donson
Arsenal Tour as Garlington to Inspect Posts
Col Garlington, Inspector General of the Lakes, will visit the Arsenal in about ten days. Capt Beall and Lieut Bathian rush to have the Arsenal ready. Lieut Pond has leave to visit his father in St Paul. Bathiany will visit Newport Ky. Mrs Maps came from Atlanta to see Capt Beall. Beall expects his children to arrive from San Antonio. Also mentions local merchant J B Rees offering ware and tinwork services.
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Col
Garlington
the Lakes
Arsenal
Capt
Beall
Lieut
Bathian
G. B. Pond
St. Paul
Col. Pond
Department of Dakota
Bathiany
Newport
Maps
Atlanta
San Antonio
Texas
Primary in Eleventh District Yields Lopsided Hickman Vote
Centreville reports a light turnout in the Eleventh Judicial District primary for Judge and Attorney General. J B Garner dominates Hickman County with 110 of 115 Centreville votes while Judge Holding wins all Centreville ballots. Joe Fassel as an independent contender is seen as ineffective for the general election in August.
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Centreville
Eleventh Judicial District
J. B. Garner
Hickman
Garner
Lowell
Judge Holding
Joe Fassel
Rocking Chairs and Seasonal Goods Spotlight
Advertises a golden oak rocker at 1.25 with other seasonable items including refrigerators ice chests and freezers. Also features a white enamel picture easel priced at 0.75.
Best on Market Rheumatism Cure Ad in Nashville
Nashville Tenn May 10 1901 Brown Chemical Co Gentleren I had Rheumatism so badly in my arms and shoulders that I could not feed myself After taking two bottles of Dr Brown's Blood Purifier was entirely cured I heartily endorse it to be the best Rheumatism medicine on the market Respectfully Henry Finch East Nashville Tenn
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Nashville, Tenn
Brown Chemical Co
Dr. Brown
Henry Finch
D&wit
Nashville
Tenn
New Officers Grand Lodge of Pythias Named
Memphis Tenn May 14 The State Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers after an exciting contest Grand Chancellor H L Fox Marfreeabora Grand Vice Chancellor Benj J Lillard Lebanon Grand Prelate W A Owen Covington Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Hon S B Wilson Gallatin Grand Master of Exchequer P D Houston Lewisburg Master at Arms R A Taylor Memphis Grand Inner Guard B A Leseueur Nashville Grand Outer Guard A H Abernathy Erin
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Memphis
Tenn
Knights of Pythias
H. L. Fox
Marfreeabora
Benj. J. Lillard
Lebanon
W. A. Owen
Covington
B. Wilson
Gallatin
P. D. Houston
Lewisburg
Arma
R. A. Taylor
Grand Inner Guard
B. A. Leseueur
Nashville
Grand Outer Guard
Lawrence Iron Co Shares Meet May 21 at Neahville Office
Lawrence Iron Company calls its annual meeting of shareholders for election of directors and other business. The event will be held Wednesday May 21 at 12 oclock noon at the Secretarys office in Neahville Tennessee. Secretary J Bse ain signs the notice.
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Lawrence Iron Co
Prox
Neahville, Tonn
J. Bse Ain
Secty
Beautiful Printed Dimities and New Millinery Styles
Advertising brief notes dimities at 121-20 a yard replacing 20c with small dainty figures in blues pinks lavenders and linen colors. Also belts for ladies and new summer millinery including White Duck Shirt Waist Hats in new shapes and trimmed hats.
Wee Prices on Seasonable Merchandise For Next Saturday
Next Saturday and Monday brings deep cuts on 28-inch printed batiste yardage and lace stripe fabrics. Linen and pongee silks offer 60 to 90 cent pricing, plus bargains on black taffeta, cordovan Oxfords, and mid summer men’s wear. A lively sale emphasizes quality fabrics and affordable men’s and boys’ clothing.
Scene in Hammonds murder trial ends with fines and jail
In Pulaski Tennessee on May 14 the Hammonds murder case neared verdict as the court delivered a thorough charge. Defense counsel Flournoy Rivers insulted the judge and was fined two hundred dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail before later apologizing and having the fines remitted. The incident sparked an uneasy storm but court officials and attorneys afterward maintained cordial relations.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Hammonds
Jana
Flournoy Rivera
Andrew Wird
Lord Bacon
Woodard
Boyd
Woodara
Sadiance
See i
Rivera
Imperial Plows Improve With New Biooeial Satterfield Dodaor
Imperial machinery unveils an improved plow line praised by Satterfield and Dodaor for efficiency and durability. Dealers highlight easier maintenance and better fuel efficiency. This release targets farmers seeking higher yields and reduced operating costs.
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Biooeial
Satterfield & Dodaor
Twenty Three Die In Pittsburg Horror
A careful search following the Sheradan disaster yields about 23 dead and 202 injured with uncertain totals. Many escaped without naming their injuries while conservative estimates suggest the toll could be near 300 severely hurt or more.
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Pittsburg
Yeatery
Hart
Jersey Cattle Public Sale Tuesday May 27 1902
Jersey cattle from noted herds will be sold at M. C. Campbell's Spring Hill farm on Tuesday May 27 1902. Drafts from M. C. Campbell N. Warren M. Gardner and Huntington deceased herds listed. Catalogs available by writing M. D. Campbell Spring Hill Tenn.
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M. C. ‘Campbell
Spring Hill Town
Hess Registaree
Jersey
Hest
M. C. Campbell
N. Warren
M. M. Gardner
H. A
Huntington
M. D. Campbell
Spring Hill
Tenn
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Messra
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Mrs. Martin
Inspector Garlington
J. B, Rees
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Batiste
Sues
Oxford
Justin
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