Senate tariff debate spurs clashes over carbon and glass duties
Washington May 21 lawmakers debated revenue tariffs with focus on mica and plate glass duties. Senators sparred over interruptions and rules while Oklahoma, Utah and Indiana voices pressed for or against protection amid Standard Oil and National Carbon Company references.
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Oliver
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Culberson
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Mr. Aldrich
Texas
Finance Committee
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Iriff
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised By Ailing User
An old advertisement asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cure back and urinary troubles. A testimonial from R. J. Dabney of Lewisburg Tennessee describes years of pain and nervous misery then relief after using the pills. The ad notes price of 50 cents and agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Phoenix Savings Bank Granted Charter Under Voluntary Banking Act
The Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co received a charter under the Voluntary Banking Act for Protection of Depositors, taking on stockholders double liability like national banks. It will issue time certificates of deposit and offer fiduciary services as guardian, executor, administrator, trustee, assignee, or receiver.
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New “Voluntary Banking Act
Phoenix National Bank
Will of Judge Cooper filed for probate in Nashville
The will of the late Judge Wm F Cooper was filed in Nashville to prove signature and sent to New York. It divides the estate equally among his brothers and sisters with Duncan B Cooper and Edmond Cooper as trustee. Christine Cooper receives 25000 in a special bequest.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wm. F. Cooper
New York
Duncan B. Cooper
Edmond Cooper
Christine Cooper
Negro Held Over For Circuit Court In Mistaken Identity
George Vincent, a Black man, faced examination before Reg. Guent for stealing corn from Park Brook. He was bound over to the Circuit Court after a misidentified arrest cited as John Vincent. John Vincent, a different person, works at another location and is unrelated.
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George Vincent
Park Broa
Reg. Guent
John Vincent
John
Cookeville Seeks Middle Tennessee Normal School
Cookeville citizens plan a strong campaign to bring the Middle Tennessee Normal School to the city for training of public school teachers. They filed a formal application and ask the board of education to designate a date for a delegation of leaders to present arguments in favor of locating the school in Cookeville.
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Cookeville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee Normal School
Citisens
Board of Education
Hale Offered Big Salary For Post With Oregon Irrigation Firm
Ex Congressman NW Hale, recently urged to consult with a Baltimore bank, is said to have received a proposal to become president and manager of a large Oregon irrigation and orchard company at a salary twice that of a congressman. Hale travels to California next week for a business trip and would open Baltimore and Chicago offices if he accepts. He is a Tennessee Republican figure and a leading orchard authority.
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Knoxville
Tenn
NW Hale
Baltimore
Hale
California
Mexico
Oregon
Chicago
Friends of the
Alin City
Second Congressional District
Tennessee
National Republican Committee
Navnal Nurserymen's Association
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted by GEO. 8, Alcorn
An advertisement urges readers to improve wellness by using Foley's Kidney Remedy. It claims the product tones kidneys and bladder, purifies blood, restores health, and is pleasant to take with no harmful drugs.
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Foley
Geo. 8
Alcorn
Jury Rules Halsey Insane in May Hearing
In Huntsville Alabama on May 22 a probate judge presided over a lumacy hearing where William L. Halsey was found mentally unsound and irresponsible. A guardian was appointed to manage his extensive Northern Alabama business interests after he killed J Robert Jones and wounded A D McDowell. Mrs Laura L Halsey named guardian with bond set at 50000.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Friedman
Criminal Court
J. W. Palmer
Friedman
Palmer
Priedman
Huntsville
Ala
Halsey
W. T. Lawler
Wm. L. Halsey
Alabama
William L. Halsey
J. Robert Jones
A. D. McDowell
Laura Halsey
Mitchell
Laura L. Halsey
W. L. Halsey
Insolvent Notice for W. T. Green Estate
Clarence Green as administrator calls creditors to file claims with Hardin W. Thomas, County Court Clerk and settle debts owed to the estate of W. T. Green, deceased.
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W. T. Green
Hardin W. Thomas
Clarence Green
Suits Filed in Circuit Court Against Several Firms
James Colby and wife sue Mt. Pleasant Dryer Co. for 1600 dollars. Joe Colagros sues the salle company for 1500 dollars. James A. Smiser represents the complainants. T. Taylor has suit in Circuit Court against U S Dryer Co. W. J. Towler represents the complainant.
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James Colby
Mt. Pleasant Dryer Co
Joe Colagros
Salle Company
James A. Smiser
T. Taylor
U. S. Dryer Co
W. J. Towler
Non-Resident Notice in Hardin County Court
The Tennessee county court issues a non-resident notice to Burt Gallows and others in a complainant’s bill case. It orders appearance before the first term and pleading by a set date, with a hearing to be scheduled. A copy of the order will be published in The Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
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Burt Gallows
County Court
Mace
Tha. P
Columbia Herald
Hardin W. Thomas
HP. Figuers
Non-Resident Defendants Ordered to Appear in Columbia
In the Tennessee chancery case filed May 7 1903 Judge orders Mary Moseler and her husband Moseley non residents to appear within three days of the next term and plead to the complainant’s bill or risk being taken as confessed. A copy of the order will run four weeks in the Columbia Herald. An Akin Clerk and Master. Beginnings Solr for Compl.
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John Carr
T al
Mary Moseler
Husban Moseley
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Legoig
Columbia
Shawer
Columbia Herald
AN. Akin
Sol'r
Non-Resident Notice In Re Chancery Court Columbia TN 1909
The Chancery Court in Columbia Tennessee orders Jas N Stockard Jennie Bush Bush Georgia Bullock Bullock Sarah Martina Martina Francis E Griffin T B Griffin Jno Keaton George Davidson Sallie Bime Tom Biffle and Sissy Keaton to appear on June 7 1909 to defend a bill seeking a deed. Notice published for four weeks in The Columbia Herald May 7 1909 with attorneys Akin and Figurers on record.
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Jas. N. Stockard
Jennie Bush
Bush
Georgia Bullock
Bullock
Sarah Martina
Martina
Francis E. Griffin
T. B. Griffin
Jno. Keaton
Geo. Davidson
Sallie BiMe
Tom Biffle
Sissy Keaton
W. H. McKennon
State of
Tennesee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Columbia Herald
Attes
A. N. Akin
H. P. Figuers
Sol'r
Lynnville Academy Holds Graduation Exercises
Lynnville Academy completed its graduation program on Thursday with fourteen certificates awarded for fifth grade completion. Miss Annie Brown and several other graduates were honored as the faculty presented a gift to Annie Brown and Prof. Massey delivered the address What the Knowledge of Truth Has Done. The program closed with a piano recital by Adelaide Urquim's pupils.
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Lynnville
Lynnville Academy
Annie and
Nancy Brown
Orrow Fry Alonzo Worley
Leonidas Pearson
Herschel Kennedy
Oakly Brown Vivian Logue
L. C. Derryberry
Marion Logue
Margaret
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