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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

4

Contempt Ruling in Shipp Case Taints Johnson Lynching

Supreme Court Justices White and McKenna declare no evidence supports contempt charges against Sheriff Shipp of Hamilton County Tennessee and colleagues in the Ed Johnson lynching case. The proceedings detail additional actions and the 1905 investigation by the Department of Justice.

Washington John F. Shipp Eherif Hamilton County Tenn Supreme Court Merch Ed Johnson Chattanooga Fuller Peckham McKenna White Shipp Gibson Williams Nolan Padgett May Galloway Justice Ward John Won United States Circuit Court Department of Justice South Johnson Justice Harlan Maher

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Seen in Station Waiting Room Stir

Pittsburg May 21 The scene in the union station stirred crowds when a fashionably dressed woman arrived from New York and waited in the lobby. She carried a Pomeranian dog and claimed she was not Harry Thaw's wife though many believed she bore a strong resemblance to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw.

Pittsburg Evelyn Nesbit Thaw New York Harry Thaw Mrs. Thaw

United Dry Goods Companies Form Big City Merger

New York May 26. Controlling several large stores in New York and western southern centers details of a 51 million dry goods merger were released as J P Morgan Co finances the deal. John Claflin to lead. charter filed in Delaware. stock mix includes 20 million preferred and 10 million common. The group will acquire major outlets including H B Chaffin Co James McCreery Co ONeill Adams Co Gunther Sons and others with profit sharing for employers and no goodwill consideration.

New York J. P. Morgan & Co John Claflin United Dry Goods Companies Delbawase Associated Merchants’ Company H. B. Chaffin Co James McCreery & Co O'Neill-Adams Co C. G. Gunther's Sons Fifth Avenue Buffalo J. N. Adams & Co Stewart & Co Beaides Hahne & Co Newark Powers Mercantile Co

Dean's Regulats Cure Constipation Tone Stomach

An old advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a remedy to relieve constipation tone the stomach stimulate the liver promote digestion and appetite and ease bowel movements. It urges readers to ask their druggist and offers a price of 25 cents per box.

Dean

Arbitration Seen As Path To End Georgia Strike

Gov Smith backs arbitration as the Georgia strike nears settlement. Labor Commissioner Neill and road officials hold talks with Toronto’s Ball while a Georgia panel mediate. Union leaders nominate John Lee and Hardwick for the panel. Holden declines. Trains halted eighty hours as mail and provisions backlog grows in Atlanta and Augusta.

Atlanta Neill Scott Georgia Road Piedmont Hotel Ball Toronto Neil Gov. Smith John Lee Farmers’ Union Congressman Hardwick Horace Holden Supreme Court of Georgia Holden Supreme Court Northern Capitol Hart Sanders McDaniel Maj. Cummins Gov Georgia Augusta

Carnegie to Give One Million for Hero Fund in France

Paris May 26 Andrew Carnegie plans a gift of 1 000 000 to establish a Hero Fund in France with the same basis as similar funds in the United States England and Scotland. A luncheon at the Sorbonne will announce the gift with Carnegie as guest of honor and President Fal Jernes attending.

Paris Andrew Carnegie France United States England Scotland Sorbonne Carnegie Fal Jernes

Cure for Dyspepsia Publicized by Mrs Duncan

"The most merciless enemy I had for 20 years" Dyspepsia plagued Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me. Electric Bitters cured her after doctors failed and eating caused intense suffering. Now she regains health and strength and urges others with indigestion appetite loss kidney trouble or female complaints to try the remedy at 50c.

James’ Duncan Haynesville

Fifth Sunday Program At Santa Fe Meeting

The program for the Fifth Sunday meeting at Santa Fe from May 25 to 30 lists sermons, devotional periods, and discussions led by J E Hight J P Browslow W L Ussery R P Fitzgerald J H Hull J P Brownlow J W Ray T H Athey P Howell T W Ussery and others. Activities include sermons devotionals and Sunday School lessons with multiple sessions daily.

Santa Fe J .E. Hight J. P. Brows J. W. Ray J. E. High P. Howell R. K. Dawson T. H. Athes W. T. Ussery J. H. Hull H. Athey T, H. Athey

Harvey Hannah Declares Candidacy for Tennessee Governor

Special to The Herald from Nashville reports Gen. Harvey H. Hannah State Railroad Commissioner announced his candidacy for governor in Knoxville. He formally entered the race, signaling a statewide bid.

Herald Nashville Tenn Knoxville Harvey H. Hannah

Odd Fellows Deck Graves Memorial Exercises at Court House

Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows and friends will meet at the Court House next Sunday at three for annual memorial exercises. The program includes songs recitations lectures and addresses. The memorial address will be by a Past Grand Chaplain of Tennessee. Afterward the lodge will march to two local cemeteries to decorate graves.

Court House Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows State of Tennessee Court Room Columbia Odd Fellowship Columbia Lodge No Columbia Lodge No. 3 Ite Maury County

Noted Men of the State of Tennessee Lodge Expands

The Lodge is now about 150 members and engages in extensive work to promote benevolent and fraternal spirit within the community.

Tennessee

Forced Into Exile Cure Promoted by Local Exile

Wm Upchurch of Glen Oklahoma describes his two year coughing ailment and exile from home. After six months he returned to find death approaching until Dr Kings New Discovery cured him with six bottles. The ad touts a 60 cent to 1.00 price and a trial bottle guaranteed by druggists.

Wm. Upchurch Glen Okla Dr. King

Dean's Ointment Claims Quick Cure for Exema

An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment stops its spread in the facial area daily and relieves itching, promising permanent cure. It asserts availability at any drug store with immediate relief.

Dean Inatan

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Sheriff Shipp Justrces White Nevada Taylor Wiliam Taylor Oak Hill Cemetery St. Elmo Miss Taylor Alty Criminal Court D. McRernelds Lohea Bane Johoewn Pry Cess United States Court Gibeon Seye Trontus Evelyn Thaw Morgan The Smith Dobbins Ewing Columbia, Tenn Garr. Scott & Co Ewing Columbia, Tenn Ussery R. P. Fitzgerald J. P. Brownlow H. Alhey Harvey Hannah ODD Fellows Deck Bristol Robert Moore Abingdon James Hines Hines Freeling Dickson County Moore Fleenor Dickinson County
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