Turpentine Trust Magnates Fined by Federal Judge
Five leaders of the American Naval Stores Company and related firms were sentenced to fines and prison terms by Judge villa B Sheppard in Savannah. Shotter and Myers received three months and $5,000 fines. Nash $3,000. Boardman $2,000. Miller $5,000. All five were released pending appeal to the U S Court of Appeals as a writ of error with fifty three grounds was filed. Costs estimated at $17,000 to be borne by the defendants if the conviction stands.
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Savannah
Villa B. Sheppard
United +e
Turjentie Trust
Followerr P. Shotter
Gard
American Naval Stores Company
Edmond 3
Jacksonville
Shotter
Myers
Chatham County
Sheppard
Emory Speer
Nash
Miller
United States Court of Appeals
Rushing Work on the Underpass Near Rose Hill Cemetery
Construction crews press ahead on the underpass beneath Rose Hill Cemetery area. Timbering and dirt removal are underway. the north side of the Chattanooga road will rise about three feet to align with the Mooresville pike near the Columbia Manufacturing plant, with surplus dirt potentially used to fill yards and improve access between the L and N lines.
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Cemetery Avenue
Brouse
Chattanooga Road
Mooresville Pike
Columbia Min- Manufacturing Company
Rose Hill
Uiuse
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered at Columbia Institute
Rev W B Whitaker preached the baccalaureate sermon at St Peters Church as part of Columbia Institute commencement. The address contrasted earthly life with Christ’s promise of life, noting youth’s zest and aging’s limits, and urged understanding life through the resurrection.
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Columbia Institute
Toward the higher classes of the eternal school
The text speaks of Christians moving from past dreams to higher spiritual lessons, valuing faithful labor over ease, and awaiting greater truth through abiding in Christ. It notes Christ’s continual teaching and the promise that those who follow Him will do greater works and be led to truth as the dawn breaks after a long night.
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Christ
Israel
Dr Denny Delivers Two Strong Sermons at Church
Dr Collins Denny of Vanderbilt preached two eloquent sermons Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. Morning topic was Come Unto Me all ye that labor and are heavily laden. Evening focus was the first Psalm. He will fill the same appointment next Sunday morning and evening.
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Collins Denny
Vanderbilt
First Presbyterian Church
Denny
Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil Drill Solution
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil as a quick cure for sore throats and general pain, claiming relief within hours and benefits for any part of the body.
Bold Bandits Secure 20000 From Great Northern Train
A bold bandit gang boarded a Great Northern train and escaped with twenty thousand dollars in a daring daylight robbery. Police pursue suspects as investigators review passenger reports and train footage. The heist highlights security lapses on intercity services.
Train Hold Up Injures Twelve In Spokane Area
A Great Northern passenger line derailed and collided during a bandit raid near Spokane Washington. Bandits looted the mail car and escaped as deputies and doctors rushed to the scene. twelve passengers were injured and no arrests were reported. Bowden McClain, a young Lebanon businessman, shot himself at home in a separate Tennessee case.
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Spokane, Wosk
Great Northern
Colbert and
Mead
Here
Colbert
Miller
John Hall
Benjamin F. Stumpf
C. L. Robertson
Hasily
Spokane
Ryan
Hillyard
Spokine
Patterson denies rumored caucus in Nashville
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee May 15 Gov Patterson denies a published statement that a circus of his political entourage will be held in Nashville soon saying the story has no foundation.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Mercury Free Remedy
Beware of ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Such products damage the sense of smell and the body when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from Fox Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury and works systemically. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fox, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Pulaski jury awards damages in hunting incident case
Pulaski Tennessee May 15 Damages totaling 1000 dollars have been awarded to Luther Cook of Elkton against Oscar Beasley and Jo Grigsby The two defendants allegedly fired at game as Cook rode near a road causing his horse to bolt and throw him injuring him and breaking a leg
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Pulaski
Tenn
Luther Cook
Elkton
Oscar Beasley
Grigsby
Cook
Foley Honey and Tar Cough Cure Refund Guarantee Card
A card promising refunds from druggists if Foley’s Honey and Tar does not cure a cough or cold. Claimed benefits include stopping the cough, healing the lungs, and preventing pneumonia. Mentions a yellow package and genuine content from GEO and ALOORN.
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Foley
GEO
Aloorn
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Cor Will Ge
Supreme Court
Ary Bank
Louisville
Sabel & Sons
Rket St
DR. Whittaker
St. Peters Church
W. B. Whitaker
St. John's Church
Knoxville
Calpers
Herndon
George Martin
Ava Edwards
Barnett Hine
Mrs. Martin
Mise Mildred Rigby
Mr. Whitaker
Cana
Galilee
Ecclesiates
Omar
Jesus Christ
Etha
Prim
Brockway Buggies
Hendley, Frierson
Aco Mae
DR. Denny
J. B. Rees
J.B. Rebs
South Main Street
Numberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Sac
Bowden McLain
Lebanon
Alcorn
Bowden McClain
J.T. McClain
McClain Bros
Smith & Wesson
McClain
Monument
Mr. Marler
Mr McClain
Annie McClain
Ross
Scott
Neil
W. H. Doss
Methodist Church
Cedar Grove Cemetery
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