Armack Speaks Out on Senatorial Primary
Senator Carmack in Nashville discusses the Senatorial primary, endorsing a general state primary from Johnson to Snelby with the party bearing primary costs. He calls for a majority vote to nominate, hints at possible opposition, and favors a joint debate if an opponent favors it.
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Carmack
Maxwell House
Rea Meni
Johneon
Snelby
Fry
White
Senate
Spenter Wilson
House
East
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee Sunday School Convention in Chattanooga
The state Sunday school convention of Tennessee workers under the Tennessee Sunday School Association will meet in Chattanooga on June 1 and 2. All Sunday school officers teachers and pupils from evangelical churches in Tennessee are eligible for membership with pastors superintendents and teachers urged to attend.
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Seoual
Tenneseen
Tennessee Sunday School Association
Chattanooga
Evaneae
Tennemien
Wanted to Run Things in Mt Pleasant Saloon Fight
A disturbance at Wakefield's saloon near the depot in Mt Pleasant ends with a Black man struck in the face by a glass thrown by another patron after a dispute over paying for drinks. He bleeds heavily and is taken to Dr Porter for treatment.
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Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Wakefield
Waltara
Porter
Night tornado devastates Snyder Oklahoma leaves 100 dead
Snyder Oklahoma reels after a deadly tornado striking at night. More than 100 fatalities feared with 95 bodies recovered and a dozen missing. Fire destroyed remaining business blocks as relief arrives from neighboring towns. Governor Fe has issued a proclamation. Debris, unidentified bodies, and widespread suffering complicate rescue efforts.
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Guthrie
Okla
Snyder
Oklahoma City
Gov. Fe
Oklahoma
Clarance Donovan
Miss Fessenden
Rattlesnake Bites Two Men Near Mt Pleasant
Bad Foster of 14 near Screamersville required snake medicine after an altercation with a rattler. He was bitten while grabbing the snake on his leg. Frank Tucker narrowly escaped a bite while trimming fruit trees, the snake striking a limb before he spotted it.
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Bad Foster
Screamersville
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Foster
Frank Tucker
Mr. Tacker
No Cold and Another The Season's First Cold May Be
A brief health ad notes the season's first cold may be mild but could linger with a tougher second attack. It urges prompt treatment and promotes Scott's Emulsion as both preventive and curative. The ad emphasizes not taking chances with the second cold.
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Scott
Scott E Muril s ior Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertising blurb promotes a Scott and Bowne cold remedy claiming it prevents colds when taken at onset and reduces inflammation healing throat and lung membranes. It offers free samples and lists Scott and Bowne at 400 416 Pearl Street New York with 50c and 1.00 prices at druggists.
Interurban Equipment Discussion At Nash ville Meeting
The Nashville Interurban Railroad Board met yesterday in the Lindis Banking Company office. A committee reported on road equipment after a New York visit studying a new car system with individual motors. Route options from Brentwood to Franklin via Franklin Pike or Wilson Pike were discussed but no decision reached.
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Nashville Interuban Railroad Company
Lindis Banking Commy
New York
Brentwood
Franklin
Frantlin
Nashville Banner
Patterson Released on Own Recognizance in New York
Nan Patterson to be released on own recognizance after District Attorney Jerome drops indictment in substance. Crowd of 2000 cheers as she exits the Criminal Court building with her father and lawyers Avy and D Reilly, en route to her attorneys in the World Building.
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New York
Torosy Jerome
Goff
Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Mins Patterson
Youth Murdered at Smithville Details and Arrests
Smithville Tennessee May 15 seventeen year old Thomas Heys was shot from ambush and killed while returning from a party Sunday evening. Three young men named Malone have been arrested charged with the murder.
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The
Herald
Smithville
Tenn
Thomas Heys
Malone
Eleven Insurance Suits Against Hartford Firms
T N Fisvera filed a suit in chancery court against multiple insurance companies including Phovoix Hartford Northern Assurance Germania Fire Hanover Lafayette Milwaukee Mechanics United States Fire Southern Loan & Trust Insurance Department Hamburg Bremer National Union and Williamsburg City Insurance Co. over policies totaling 314 500 on goods at sale last September P Figuers and J H Dinning are attorneys for the plaintiff William Bate sues L N Railroad for 1 900 damages Borgey is attorney for the plaintiff.
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T. N. Fisvera
Auvt
Chanit
Phovoix
Hartford
Northern Assurance UN
Germania Fire Logoraove Co
Hanover
Lafayette
Milwaukee Mechanics
United States Fire Insurance Co
Sothern Loan & Trust Us
Insurance Department
Hamburg Bremer
National Union Fire Insurances Co
Williamsburg City Insurance Co
Figuers
P. Figuers
J. H. Dinning
William Bate
L. & N. Railroad
Borgey
Attorn
Money for Soldiers in Tennessee War Claims
The Nashville American reports that $50,000 in Court of Claims awards to Tennessee soldiers from the Spanish American War will largely go to the First, Second and Third Tennessee units, with the Fourth Tennessee to receive the remainder. Distribution details are not yet known. General Hannad, a former Fourth Tennessee officer, has received many inquiries and will provide definite information to the press as soon as possible.
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Court of Claims
Spain
Hannad
Hae
Nashville American
Poultry Assn Formed in Maury County Meeting
The Maury County Poultry Association was formed at a spirited circuit room meeting. Wiley Warfield was elected president with R L Hayes as vice president and S R Hopkins as secretary and treasurer. Directors include Will Moore Geo S Alvers P Hatcher and Dr Buchanan. Initiation set at 1 dollar and annual dues at 1 dollar. A poultry show proposed for late fall and members receive half entrance on shows.
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Maury County Poultry Association
Wiley Warfield
R. L. Hayes
R. Hopkins
Officera
Will Moore
Geo 8
Alvers
P. Hatcher
Dr. Buchanan
Mosars Lynch Por
Trotwood Moore
Rufus Jackson
F. D. Lander
Inhumanity of Riches Sermon at First Methodist
Rev J W Cherry delivered a pointed sermon on the Inhumanity of Riches at the First Methodist Church. He argued wealth tends to alienate the rich from the poor, citing Dives and Lazarus to condemn self indulgence and urge virtue, generosity, and cheerful giving over worship of money.
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J. W. Cherry
Dives
Dazsrus
First Methodist
Ireron
Lazirus
R Bengar
Columbia
Mao
Church of God
Eas
Opening of Atlanta Union Passenger Station Gala Event
In Atlanta on May 13 about 50,000 attended the formal opening of the new Union Passenger Station. The ferro concrete and steel building with a 1,763 foot train shed covers 18 acres and cost 1.6 million dollars after twenty months of construction. The Southern, Atlanta and West Point, and Central of Georgia railroads will use the station, with regular service after midnight.
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Atlanta
Union
Sixteenth
United States Regiment
Southern
Atlanta& West Point
Central of Georgia
Staon
Dew Station
Trotwood Afternoon Ends With Reception
John Trotwood Moore addressed the ladies of Wille Magazine at Buford Station Thursday afternoon. His talk titled The Practical End of Story Writing drew interest before a reception at the home of Miss Bell Dickerson Alt. Moore returned to Columbia Thursday night.
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John Trotwood Moore
Wille Magazine
Buford Station
Trotwood Moore
Mise Bell
Dickerson
Alt
Moore
Columbia
Unanimous Election Elevates E W Sivphece to President
E W Sivphece was elected president of the Heathern Hapital Convention at Kansas City Missouri on May 13. Lansing Burrows of Nashville and De O Gregory of Mary land were chosen as secretaries. Several officers and board abstracts were read as a commission was formed to plan future sessions.
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Kansas City
E. W. Sivphece
Missouri General Association
TT Raton
D. D
Louisville
Western Recorder
Justiva Leverings
Baltimore
Stephens
Baptist Young People Union elects officers in Kansas City
May 15 KANSAS CITY Kindred Organizations reports officer elections. Dr O Lawcen of Tuscaloosa and Neil of Alabama as Second Vice President, W W Gaines of Georgia as Secretary, among others. Southern Baptist Educational pockets elect leaders including Dr R T Hale of Southwestern Baptist University and Furman University’s Dr E B M Poteet as secretary.
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Kansas City
Baptist Young People’s Union
O Lawcen
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
W. W. Gaines
Georgia
Bertary
Southern Beetink Educational Pockereass
R.T. Hale
Southwestern Baptisl University
Jackson
Mike
BP Green
Tornado Toll Rises with 117 Dead and Many Missing
Four more of the injured died Sunday in Snyder Oklahoma bringing the known dead to 117. Several people remain missing as a storm in the Chickasaw Nation area of Ads in Ads and Bucclay killed a man and damaged homes. A man also died at Burplur.
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Snyder.o,.t
Ads
Chickasaw Nation
Bucclay
Burplur
Mass of sores cured by Cuticura on five year old
A Chicago mother describes her five year old son’s severe itching rash covering the body. After three doctors and failed college treatment, Cuticura Ointment healed the sores with bandaged application, peeling skin, and eventual complete recovery. December 30, 1897.
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Robert Wattam
Center Ave
Chicago
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Law
State Sunday School
Walters
Cian
Synder
Frederick Crump
Copperton
Wergues
Sam
Sir Alfred Austin
Nterurban Equipment
Tombs
T. N. Figuers
Heaton
Southern Baptist Convention
E. W. Stevens
Wattam
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