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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

3

Program for the Colored Teachers Institute in Maury County

The Maury county colored teachers Institute opens June 12 in Columbia public school buildings and runs through June 23. Prof. John P. Graham will conduct examinations. The daily program lists devotional exercises, enrollment, physiology, arithmetic, history, language, civics, health, geography, spelling, and ends at 4:15 each day. Executive committee includes B F Dobbins and Mary Jane Brown. finance committee names Nola Bills and others.

Maury County Colored Teachers Institute John P. Graham Columbia Louella S. Colling B. F. Dobbins Tennessee United States W. D. Kelley Collins Dinsmore Mary Luella Col Cora Sowell

Water pipe break halts sewer trench work in city ditch

A water pipe under West Sixth Avenue near Main Street was broken this afternoon during trench digging for the sewer project. Crews halted work to repair the line, with no injuries reported and crews awaiting repairs to restore service.

West Sisth Aree Main

Taken to father Dr Osborne buys against his will

Clinton Rucker, age nine, living with grandmother Mrs. W. C. Sheppard, was forcibly taken by auto to his father Leon Rucker in Shelbyville. The boy, who wished to stay with his mother’s family, objected to the move. the pursuit auto returned at about 11. Dr Frank S. Osborne, a dentist, has purchased Dr J. D. Sedberry’s office and will move in tomorrow. Sedberry will likely relocate after a year of practice here.

Osborne DR. Ledberry Clinton Rucker W. C. Sheppard Leon Rucker Shelbyville Columbia Institute Frank S. Osborne J. D. Sedberry Dr. Sedberry

Want Money From An M. C. Covington Kentucky

May 17 in Kenton County Kentucky former Congressman Joseph J Rhinock was summoned to appear in county court to show cause why he should not pay taxes on 195000 of personal property The county revenue agent claimed stocks bonds and merchandise had escaped taxation for five years The Herald subscription urged readers to subscribe.

Covington Joseph J. Rhinock Kenton County

Bishop Gailor Confirms Two Classes at St Peter’s and Chapel

The Rt. Reverend Thomas F. Gailor, Bishop of the Diocese of Tennessee, preached at St. Peter's church on Thursday evening and administered confirmation to eight. He also confirmed nineteen at the Chapel of the Advent on Monday evening and delivered a sermon. His Tuesday sermon to a Columbian audience was noted as highly scholarly, using Romans chapter one verses one and three as his text.

Thomas F. Gailor Diocese of Tennessee St. Peter's Church Chapel of the Advent

Cattle Dying From Blackleg Epidemic Report

Countywide report notes an outbreak of Blackleg in cattle with sections reporting widespread deaths. Severe losses attributed to the disease are affecting herds and livestock owners across the region.

Catthmavn Severs Weythe

Graduation Honours At Columbia Institute Exercises

Bishop Gailor awards diplomas and medals at Columbia Institute seventy sixth term graduation in Woldringe Hall. Thirty five graduates in white gowns receive awards for French, penmanship, music, art, and Bible study as Capers praises the year’s success and commemorates with prayers and processional.

Thomas F. Gailor Woldridgee Hall Columbia Institute Capers Delia Arnold W. B. Capers Marianne Crofton Laura Stockton Molloy Charlotte Hughes Mary McKinney Annetta Schwarta Louise Amsler Naomi Law Dovie Williamson Bach Leah Sharp Nina Craigmiles Della Arnold Mary Boyd Carpenter Grace Graham Lois Atkerson Helen Knox Virginia Ricketts Jesse French Georgia Garrett Robbie Goodman Bishop Gaisler Effie Fischer Winnie Davis Anna Wilmore Ruby Jones Maude Jaynes Hallie Bobo Daisy Figuers Ruth Fleming Pittina Moore Mary Harte Robinson Graye Harris Virginia Bull Willye Rob Buchanan Marie Brownlow Catherine Crenshaw Augusta Katzenstine Willye Miller Georgia Freeman Garrett Cortifeares Joblite Goodman Kite Atherson Mra le Res Reynolds Gatlor Hnoay i

Institute alumnae address to graduating class note

The remaining graduates were asked to stay for a speech by Mrs Hardin P Figueras secretary of the Institute Alumnae Association. The fragment indicates an official address during the commencement event.

Hardin P. Figueras The Institute Alumnae Association

Army officers sue Prescott skating rink over entry denial

Capt. Duncan H Major and Capt. E O C Ord intend to file suit in the United States district court at Prescott against a local rink manager who refused them admission while in US Army uniforms. US District Attorney Morrison of Tucson will be asked to draft the complaint.

Tucson Ariz Duncan H. Major Eighteenth Infantry Whipple Barracks Prescott E. 0. C. Ord Jhave United States District Court United States Army United States District Atorney Morrison

Warship Idaho Sails Up Father of Waters

New Orleans May 16 The battleship Idaho weighed anchor and moved upriver toward a first stop at Nazhez Miss if itinerary holds. Efforts aim to go direct to Vicksburg due to high water, then stop at Baton Rouge Plaquemine and Donaldsonville La on return.

New Orleans Idaho Nachez Miss Theeessel Vicksburg Baton Rouge Plaquimine Donaldsonville

Senate Calls for Reprimand of Judge Petit

The Illinois State Senate disapproves Judge Petit’s action in demanding Edward Tilden’s bank books in the Lorimer bribery inquiry. Senator Kim says Petit should be reprimanded to set an example, while Senator Barr argues it is not the Senate’s role to rebuke a judge. The measure passes as disapproval of Petit’s action.

Springfield Ill State Senate Petit Edward Tilden Lorimer Senate Klm Barr

New Manager Named for Culleoka Exchange

Joe Tidwell of Columbia is named manager of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co exchange at Culleoka and will take charge in a few days, succeeding J. W. Matthews.

Joe Tidwell Columbia Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co Culleoka J. W. Matthews

Mrs Norman Testifies In Murder Trial Defense

Mrs Thomas H Norman widow of the man slain by her brother Dr John W Sherman testified in defense describing violence and threats by her late husband against Sherman. She recounted six to eight threats, his carrying knives and a pistol, and the plan for a final dinner before his anticipated return. Doctors testified the fatal shots appeared to enter from the front though autopsy argued rear entry.

Chattanooga Tenn Thomas H. Norman John W. Sherman Norman John Sherman Sherman G. M. Ellis

Murphy Drops Opposition to Van Tuye for Banks Chief

Albany May 17 Charles F Murphy withdrew opposition to George C Van Tuye Jr for State Superintendent of Banks and the Senate Finance Committee voted to report the nomination favorably. Van Tuye promised a business administration free from politics and criticized slow loans tied to reopened banks.

Albany Charles F.murphy George C. van Tuye, Jr Senate Finance Committee New York American van Tuye

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Cluny Wallace Panama Altman South Main Street Garber Odd Fellows’ Building Institute Chase Garden Street M. C Sonal Property Gailor ST. Peter's Chapel OF Advent Capore Illinois Culleoka Exchange Trail Murphy State Finance Committee T. N. Figuers & Son Maury County McKennon, Anderson & Poster Cooper Meek Regan Meionnon Anderson & Poster Yours Truly
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