Death Claims Clinton Barrick in Columbus
Clinton Garrick Barrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barrick of Thirteenth Street, died at St Thomas Hospital from spinal meningitis. His remains will be brought to Columbia for burial at Rose Hill after a funeral planned for Wednesday. He was nearly 20, worked at the terminal station in Nashville recently, and earned a civil engineering certificate while attending night school. Survived by parents, two brothers, one sister, and many relatives.
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Clinton Garrick
H. M. Barrick
Thirteenth Street
St. Thomas Hospital
Columbia
Rose Hill
Clinton Barrick
H. M. Garrick
Terminal Station
Nashville
Velana
Colombra
Tvil Engineering
Universal Seget
Barrick
Mail fraud arrest of Memphis doctor and partners
Memphis physician Dr. E. D. Brantley has been arrested on charges of using a false electrical cure to defraud. With Dr. X. W. Whittman and his wife, they ran a “specialists” office in Omaha that attracted about $8,000 from duped customers before authorities intervened. Whittman and the wife fled to Denver. Brantley was captured in Memphis as investigators pursue them.
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Memphis
Tenn
E. D. Brantley
Postoffice
Naylor
Brantley
X. W. Whittman
Offce
Omaha
Neb
Post Office
Whittman
Denver, Co
Denver
Siemphis
Oficers
Lengthy circuit court docket from early term
A historical docket lists upcoming circuit court cases and June trial dates. It covers charges from assault to murder to arson and forgery, with multiple defendants including Wade, Epps, Gordon, Obed, and Dunlap among others, and notes dates ranging June 9 to June 20 for various hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Fields
Denry Thompson
Will Vestal
Clarence Polk
Noah Cazort
Jergy Whitton
Will Ragan
Charley Brewer
Henry Osborne
Mary Wainwright
Arch Kerr
Robert Dunlap
Jack
Bob Allen
Geo. Polk
Geo. Thomas
Tom Howard
Eugene Williams
Allen Wisener
J. W. Collins
Arthur Davis
Charley Baker
Nancy Pitts
Will Johnson
Succumbed After Long Illness at 72
D C Phelan, long time resident of ibia, died at 4:20 am after a two year illness. A widower with one son and one daughter, he was 72 and had lived in the city 26 years. He previously sold organs and pianos, belonged to the Baptist Church and Mason lodge, and will be buried at Rose Hill Cemetery with services at 10:30 am at his North High street residence conducted by Revs. Shoemaker and Ussery. Carriage by Oakes & Nichols.
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Bos
Doit Street
D. C
Phelan
Bank of Summertown
E. B. Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Ibia
Bethel Risk
Baptist Durch
North High Street
T. V. Shoemaker
W. T. Ussery
Rose Till
Oakes & Nichols
Auction of building lots in Columbia center on May 19 1913
The estate of Cornelia A Warfield sells corner lots at 11th and Garden streets in Columbia. Bidding opens at noon Monday May 19 1913 on the premises. Terms: one third cash, balance by note with interest, two years. Lots sold separately and then as a whole. Maury County Trust Co and W Warfield, executors.
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Ate Mra
Cornelia A. Warfield
Muai
Imne
City of
Columbia
Maury County Trust CO
W. Warfield
Semi Gentennial of Great Battles Near Chattanooga City
Fifty years after the battles around Chattanooga, visitors will find the grounds beautified with monuments and accessible by electric cars. A modern city with over one hundred thousand residents and improved roads greets guests, while Hamilton County’s asphalt boulevards and low railroad rates draw distributors and customers to the thirty day visit period.
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Uncle Sam
Crest
Missionary Ridge
Hamilton County
Chattanooga
Hendley to Move Into Town This Fall
H L Hendley the insurance man will move to town this fall after selling his farm on the Santa Fe pike to J H Murphy for 10000 roughly 115 per acre. The sale was arranged by Thomas and Hayes whose recent transactions include the Murphy home on Highland avenue and 38 acres from Murphy to Walter Church. Also involved were the Wilson place on the Lowell Mill pike and 50 acres from Dooley to Nicholson.
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H. L. Hendley
Santa Fe Pike
J. H. Murphy
Murphy
Highland Avenue
J. C. Dugger
Walter Church
Wilson Place
Lowell Mill Pike
Chancery Court
Robert Thurman
Dooley
Nicholson
attorney W G Hutcheson dies after depot accident in Nashville
W G Hutcheson prominent Nashville attorney dies at infirmary after slipping under moving Louisville and Nashville trucks at Linck depot on Third Avenue. He fell as train gathered headway, his right arm severed. he remained conscious for about an hour before death. He was en route home to Ridge Top and left instruction for tax payments.
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Nashville
Louisville & Nashville
Linck
Third Avenue
W. G. Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Chamber of Commerce
Ridge Top
H. J. Philips
Phillips
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The
Sweet Girl
Cotham Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Bell Hone
Citizen Phone
Th St
Tor. Brantley
Jim Gordon
Harvey Bishop
R. H. L. Rambo
C. H. Keltner
Ethel Edins
Otte
Fred Ratliff
Tom Hayes
C. Phelan
Ghattanooga City
G. Hutcheson
Linck's Depot
John Craig
Thomas Crown
Thomas
Maury County
Obion
Obion County
Maury
PIOT
Mitchell& Ishley Hardware Co
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