Irate father in the grape arbor with loaded gun
Coly m pe's Ind May 15 Charles W Caldwell a lawyer and former teacher at Elizabethtown was shot in the thigh after a gun battle with Augustus Remy as he sought to abduct Remy’s 14 year old daughter Belah Remy. Caldwell faced charges while Remy and family describe a coded romance between Caldwell and Belah.
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Tennessean and Weekly Herald Offer Subscriptions
An old advertising note promotes a combined subscription deal for The Tennessean and The Weekly Herald, offering one year for 8 dollars cash, with Sunday excluded, aiming to grow paid up in advance subscribers and branding the offer as a less than cost proposition.
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Soldiers Ordered to Break Camp at Waverly and Knoxville Encampment
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tenn May 17 an order from the attorney general Brown's office requires the detachment of troops on duty at Waverly to break camp today and return to Nashville tonight an order for the encampment of the Third regiment on the state rifle range at Knoxville directs the regimental commander to encamp by battalions for ten days beginning about July flat the line will be largely devoted to rifle practice
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Heal High School Commencement Week Schedule Summary
Commencement exercises at Heal High School begin Monday evening May 24 with a senior class play "Six Sharps Ole Piat." Tuesday features the Declamatory and Reading contest between school societies, promising strong representation. Thursday hosts the graduation with nineteen certificates, the largest class in school history, and a guest speaker to be announced.
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Citizens Call Mass Meeting for Underpass at Hampshire Crossing
Citizens urge a 10 o clock Monday meeting in the Circuit Court room to discuss building an underpass at the Hampshire crossing of the L and N railway just this side of C M A. The dangerous crossing has seen prior efforts for an underpass and many farmers and city residents affected are expected to attend.
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Knights of Columbus ban liquor in club rooms
Omaha Neb May 17 Knights of Columbus state council adopts resolutions asking the national council to prohibit sale or giving away of liquors in club rooms bearing or controlled by the Knights of Columbus. The organization rules deny membership to anyone connected with liquor sales.
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Harry Dotterer Accidentally Shot on Pleasure Trip
Mrs. Henry Dotterer reports sixteen year old Harry Dotterer was seriously injured when a firearm discharged during a pleasure trip to the Isle of Palms near Charleston. The boy, in the Army Hospital at Fort Moultrie, is described as critical though showing some improvement.
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Another Storm Hits Old Maury
A heavy windstorm Saturday evening caused damage south of town in the Glendale neighborhood where a cyclone in miniature formed. Fifteen trees fell at Harding Thomas’s home, twenty at R. G. Harris, ten at Dudley West, and others at Jim Moore and Dalton Oliver. One tree blocked West’s barn end and another struck Oliver’s kitchen but damage remained slight. Miles Murphy’s bogey overturned with no injury to him.
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Damage suit in circuit court filed against L and N Railway
Link Partee, colored, sues the L and N Railway in the Circuit Court for 1999 dollars alleging personal injuries. Percy Chandler, Esq., is listed as the attorney for the plaintiff.
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Mt Pleasant Principals Retained By Board
Mt Pleasant school leaders were kept in place as Prof J A Bostick and his co principal position were renewed for another year. The Mt Pleasant community urged their return amid local anxiety and alumni hopes statewide. The current faculty will stay intact barring future growth requiring extra teachers.
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Branham Hughes Par Excellence A Troy Victory Over Cadets
Branham and Hughes starred as Troy toppled the Columbia Military Academy Cadets 2 to 0 Saturday afternoon. Kilburn held C M A with sharp defense, Bennie Nichols impressed at first base, and Herrin kept his cool on the mound despite a tense ninth inning. Umpire Ayers drew mixed reactions but remained fair.
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Deestrick Skule Promises Grand Amateur Show
Prominent men and ladies assist the Baptist Indies with the Deestrick Skule. Col J B Edgerton will be skule master and a strong committee list includes Dr Pillow Dr Edwards John P Graham Frank Smith W C Salmon H P Figueras J P Brownlow John Latta. Rehearsals every night at the opera house. the whale will be staged Friday night May 21 at the opera house. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Democrats Favored Duty On Iron Ore In Senate Vote
Washington May 11 Discussion on iron ore duty and budget revenue dominated Senate action. A finance committee amendment imposing 25 cents per ton passed 61 to 24 with 43 Republicans and 18 Democrats in support. Several Democrats backed the measure, while many Republicans opposed. Names of supporting and opposing lawmakers cited, including Bailey, Money, and Aldrich linked to income tax timing talks.
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Poley’s Kidney Remedy Promotes Health and Tone
An old advertisement touts Poley’s Kidney Remedy as a tonic for kidneys and bladder, purifying blood and restoring health and strength. It urges readers to start today and claims no harmful effects.
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Wealthy Widow Shoots a Man in Kansas
Lyons May 1 6 a widow named Brewer daughter of wealthy Little River residents confessed to killing Frederick Ann a bridge carpenter. She visited the marshal and said she had hired a man to be examined by officers who found Ann shot through the heart in a yard. The bullet came from a window and the widow offered no explanation beyond claiming she had been provoked.
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