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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1906

Page

4

Supreme Court delays Burton case amid heavy sentence

A misformatted report notes United States v Burton, Kansas Senator J R Burton, with a six month prison term in Iron County Missouri and a $2500 fine, plus disqualification from office. The Supreme Court granted sixty days to seek a petition to appeal and possibly take the case up. The article cites Justice Harlan and outlines the charge under Revised Statutes on compensation for government service.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States United States J. R. Burton Kansas Burton United States Circuit Court District of Missouri Iron County Justice Harlan Gov

Columbia Elks Win $50 Prize in Nashville Parade

Columbia Lodge No. 686 won a $50 prize for fielding the greatest number of men in line at the Nashville parade. The Columbia contingent included a brass band and numerous members led by W. A. Shelton, P. D. Biddle, J. R. Armstrong, J. O. Walker, and many others marching to the clubhouse.

Elks Nashville Columbia Lodge No. 686 Nashville American Columbia Nashville Lodge W. A. Shelton P. D. Biddle 3. R. Armstrong J. O. Walker R. Adkisson Houston Thomas John Lister C. H. Barnum Love Webb Ewing Kannon A. Merrifield H. F. Fariss, Jr A. J. Erwin E. B. Stephens G. B. Hayes F. RB. Seay M. B. Farias T. B. Sheddan R. D. Smith W. E. Houser Paul Filson R. C. Hirsh C. EB. M. Birwin MH. Baecheloh Louis Loeb J. M. Dedman

YM A defeats Columbia M C A at Lynnville

In Lynnville Tennessee on May 21 the R B Jones School team beat the Columbia M C A 6 to 5. Burns struck out sixteen for the locals and Ellis added fourteen strikeouts in a splendid pitching display. This was the Jones School’s final game of the season and the most exciting contest of the year.

Lynnville Tenn R. B. Jones Columbia ¥. M. C. A Burns Ellis Jones

North Pole Journey Nears Departure in Balloon plan

Paris May 20 Walter Wellman the American explorer aims to reach the North Pole by dirigible balloon with a Danes Island base and ascent to Spitzbergen. Maj Hersey leads an advance party via Tromsoe to Spitzbergen for headquarters and balloon shed construction.

Paris Walter Wellman Spitzbergen North Pole Wellman Danes Island Andre Maj. Hersey Fritzhjof Mr. Wellman Alexander Liewantaal W. N. Fowler Tadiana Felix Ryesenbere F. H. Buzzacott Baloon Maxwell Smith Goddard Maj Hersey Prof Jansen Meudow Observatory

Burglars Fail to Take Cash in Baltimore Station Heist

Five men blew open the safe at the Baltimore Chesapeake and Ohio passenger station with nitro glycerine but secured no cash. An injured suspect was found with a half pound iron fragment in his back and later three burglars were captured in Laurldes, Maryland.

Salisbury Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Laureldes James Avery Baltimore

Moore Institute Closing Exercises Highlight Musical Recital

The Moore Institute at Culicoka concluded Friday night with a musical recital by Miss Neely Abernathy and her pupils. Awards went to Miss Sallie Harrison for greatest improvement and fidelity, with Misses Arleen Page and Ames Crews taking second prizes. Lallre J. B. Gibbon won the primary prize for best attendance. Rev. Mr. McNatt presented the medals and spoke.

Moore Institute Et Culicoka Neely Abernathy Mort Sallie Harrison Arleen Page Ames Crews Lallre J. B. Gibbon

Pratical plan seen as chance of success

Andre met Jansen amid warning that his voyage was not exploration but death by his own acts. Jansen cautioned the peril before Wellman's practical project.

McDowell School Closes After Busy Session

McDowell school closed Friday morning after a highly successful session. The 9 o'clock program featured elocution and music with Rev. F. J. Tyler delivering the school address. Miss Ruth Burns won the attendance medal. Ralph Sowell, Earl Gilbreath and Earl Cunningham earned Koya attendance prizes. Diplomas were awarded to Ethel Matthews Inez Voss Blanch Jones Vera Tillman and Lucile Stephens.

McDowell School F. J. Tyler Ruth Burns Koya Ralph Sowell Earl Gilbreath Earl Cunningham

Child Killed as Train Strikes Three Year Old Near Tron City

A three year old child of Robert Bumpass was playing near the railroad north of Tron City when a northbound train on the N F S&B Railway struck and fatally mangled the youngster. The mother arrived at the scene and cradled the lifeless body, the only child in the family.

Lawrenceburg Tenn Tron City Robert Bumpass

Closing Exercises at Columbia Military Academy

The Columbua Military Academy announces a May program with Exihbition Drill Saturday May 26 at 10 am, Senior Class Reception May 26 from 8 to 12 pm, Commencement Sermon May 27 at 11 am by Dr Tinnon Nashville, Competitive Drill May 28 9 30 am, Commencement Address May 28 at 11 am by President Craighead Tulane New Orleans. A class of twelve will graduate. All events in the academy chapel or campus. public invited.

Columbua Military Academy Shambat Hardy Tinnon Nashville Craighead Tulane University New Orleans Acadmy

Bet His Nose Didn't Itch

The Czar’s ears tingled as he listened by telephone to the 12 speeches made in the Douma yesterday.

Douma New York Evening Post

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