Inter-Urban Men Fall Out Delay Stalls Nashville Project
Special from Nashville May 18 reports Meas W Ruth Frank Haskell of Pittsburgh delaying interurban electric line from Gallatin to Columbia via Nashville. Disagreement with Nashville manager Mr Connor halts action pending terms. Project may still proceed but faces delay or possible abandonment. Nashville growth relies on the service. Preliminary work costing about 12000 dollars has been spent. towns around Nashville hoped for train links. The Pittsburgh group aims to resume if conditions improve.
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Nashville
Meas
W. Ruth
Frank Haskell
Pittsburg
Gallatin
Columbia
Connor
Ruth
Aasgell
Easts
Ruth & Haskell
Naanville
Confederate veteran carries blood stained battle flag
Florence Alabama resident Capt KR B Meadors, color sergeant of Camp A E O'Neal, travels to New Orleans with a torn Hag from the Twenty sixth Alabama Regiment. The flag bears a pasted battle list including Chancel loraville Seven Pines Mechanicaville Gold Harbor Malvern Hill Fredericksburg Gettysburg and others, tied to Virginia campaigns under Longstreet.
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KR. B. Meadors
Florence
Ala
New Orleans
Twenty-sixth
Alabama Regiment
C 8
B. A. O'Neal
Alabama
Chancelloraville
Seven Pines
Mechanicaville
Gold Harbor
Malvern Hill
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Prouf
Meadors
Auto Dragging Plow Demonstration At East Astabula
A car owned by H. T. Raser of Erie Pennsylvania was hitched to a plow and used to till grassland beside the Nickel Plate railroad to prevent a fire from spreading. Raser operated the car with his brother George assisting as the plow pulled through the field, an event witnessed by many locals. The report also mentions a sensational patent medicine ad and a separate firearm incident in Kentucky and Tennessee involving a mistaken shooting of a medical student.
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East Astabula
H. T. Raser
Erie
George
Victor Dhuleep Singh
la Torru
Amon
Joleap
Isor
Tuvl
Liverand
Crown of
England
Punjab
Seria
Hig
Nashville Wins Pitchers Duel In Hard Fought Baseball Game
Nashville defeats Columbia 4 to 3 in a tense Southern League contest marked by sharp defense, key baserunning, and late-game dramatics. Charles Merrill led Nashville with steady hitting while Hill endured a rough day for Columbia, and Clapp contributed strong play at catcher.
Divorce Suit Ingram Postponed To October Term
Ingram divorce action in Chancery Court was continued Friday to the October term due to absence of witnesses for the plaintiff. About thirty people were present from Cullooka to support the case in the cave.
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Ingram
Chancery Court
Cullooka
Toatity
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Tennessee
McCormick
Milwaukee
Roberts Machine Co
Columbia and
Electric
Mr. Connor
Tribune Sprintgeld
Pegro Rara
Teno
Postoffice Department
Payne
Lagrange
Morris Kelley
Louisville
Horwseby J. A. Titcomb
Nasaville
N.C
St. L. Gall
Noc & St
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Nasherlie
Viettors
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Teduma
Etn
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Tannesr
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Petritt
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Phajoo
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Merrill Wissedgea
Bill
Wxth
Phalon
Innning
Wan
Hill
Birmingham
Charley Moss
Hills
Knocgers
Moss
Newt Fisher
Nashville News
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Hall
Bart
Lynch
Tolennon
Potts
Porta
Davis
Clapp
Lonjive
Price
Roberson
Glennon
Lyne
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Patta
Akin
Thoma
Eotta
Tanner
Doc Merrill
Aull
Ava Merrill
Roberson Fae
Pam
Stedman Cane
Collins
Merrill Bowe
Aurither
Howerne
Anit
Wilkins
Ernest Reaman
Redman
Howard Institute
Pord & Williams
Mt. Pleasant
Hisward Institute
Henry Wilburn
Nashville American
Isle
Commoner
Eterno
Redan
Leer
Wilkes
Tor Nahville
Borf
Dougto
Frankl
St Floyd
Mple
Beck
Iran
Sea Island
Dongola
Oxford
Cece
Stetson
Columbia, Tennessee
Board OF Directors
P. Street
J Ohn
W. Cchierbon
John A. D. Ohn
D. Dobbing
L. Hutton
Greenlaw
F. Watkins
Street
JNO
W. Priekson
Maury National Bank
Oaerrat
Bert
Wrectors
Cnab
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Tennerser
New York
Cwith UR
John W. Fry
J.P. Browntow
Briwnlow
Vite- Ps
Waldens
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