Roosevelt successor and Tate in Southern politics
The article argues Roosevelt's successor and Senator Tate will influence Southern votes as parties align over petro questions. It suggests Tate seeks South support while remaining a national figure and warns voters will balance loyalties when the two camps ease tensions. The piece ends noting public sentiment favors a "harmonizer."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmonizer
Taft
Jacks
Roosevelt
Salem
Mr. Tate
Democratic Party
Petro
United States
Location of the Normal School in Middle Tennessee
The Mt Pleasant Record argues Columbia offers the best site for the new Normal School. It cites rail lines and favorable train service from several counties, low school tickets, existing academy resources, and strong public schools as advantages. It urges counties to cooperate with Columbia's bid. The piece ends with a brief humorous note about Chicago players skipping salaries to avoid politics.
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Normal School
Middle Tennessee
Columbis
Williamoon
Hickman
Lewis
Lawrence
Giles
Marshall
Lincoln
Franklin
Columbia
Pras Iin
Lewis and Hickman
Mayfield
Mt. Pleasant
Normal
Columbia Institute
Columbia Military Academy
Maury County
Vaudeville Piano Accompanist for Murder Case Widow
Ita, widow of William Annis, convicted of murder in the case against Capt. Peter G C Hains Jr., is slated to become a vaudeville piano accompanist. The public is urged to await a era where talent supersedes notoriety on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
William Annis
Peter GC. Hains, Jr
Sheriff Shipp and Mob Violence in a 19th Century Case
The article discusses Sheriff Shipp facing lynching and punishment related to a criminal assault case of Nevada Tague. It covers the mob pressure, court delays, and the Supreme Court intervention that halted the lower court sentence. The piece criticizes delays in justice and calls for expeditious procedures to prevent mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shera Shipp
Hamibies
Renietee
Gureraaeest
Actane
M. Jubesos
Degra
Nevada Tague
Negro
Sherif
Shipp
Beckhum
Supreme Court
Wisdom of Solomon and the Gould custody shift
The article discusses a radical change in family law tracing back to Solomon and applying to a Gould custody case. It describes a decree granting the Gould children to father and mother by alternating six months of care and six months of shared guardianship. It notes potential temperamental incompatibilities and envisions future cases and outcomes.
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Adam
Eve
Solomon
Gould
Gerald
Paps Gould
Mama Gould
Goulds
Mindy
Jeky
Mr. Hyde
The Wisdom of Solomon and Odd Phrases Echo
Be taught to keep still the other six months argues that Barve been taught to deceive until July will be taught to lisp the truth and December. Endiste round of pomsialtities present themaelves. Verus, the Ge csea is the wisdom of solomon.
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Solomon
A Million A Year and The Wealth of Henry H Rowers
A century scale estimate suggests Henry H Rowers earned about one million dollars per year of life. The piece argues he amassed fifty to fifty-one million dollars over fifty working years, noting wealth concentration, and reflecting on American opportunity, trusts, and competing economics. It contrasts earning power with societal equity and comments on socialism’s distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Henry H
Timate
Hegers
America
Iron ore duty clash with steel interests exposed on floor
Senator Smith of South Carolina said United States Steel opposed free iron ore and that steel representatives urged him to vote against removing the duty. The recall notes many Democrats supported a 25 cent iron ore duty while some Republicans favored free ore, highlighting corporate influence on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
Tillman
Big Steel Combine
Frazier
Taylor
Beveridge
LaFollette
Steel Corporation
New England professors blamed for suppressing college cheers
President Dabney of Cincinnati University calls a meeting of nineteen colleges a puritanical affair aimed at banning organized cheering at games. He labels the group as a fine lot of old maids and notes strict methods to suppress enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
Cincinnati University
Contention Over Taft Roosevelt Appointments
The piece discusses doubts about a presidential succession and the likelihood of a deal, noting Taft and Hitchcock influence in appointing postmasters. It cites Alabama where Judge Oscar R. Handler faced reversal despite support for Taft and Roosevelt. The text highlights ongoing party moves and potential pledges influencing nominations.
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Hale
White Horse
Chester
Taft
Roosevelt
Alabama
Oscar R. Handler
Watts
Hon
Thompson
Yellowhammer
Grubb
Ater
Handless
Hitchcock
South
Anc
Eck
Prosperity Forecast as Tariff Fears Ease in Courier-Journal
The Courier-Journal interviews industry magnates predicting a long era of prosperity once the tariff issue is settled. With Taft in the White House big interests feel secure while the nation enjoys strong crops, rising prices, rail expansion, skyscrapers, and confident banks. Columbia and Maury county show growth. merchants and builders stay busy. wheat prospects are favorable. overall, a peak period of material advancement is seen ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Taft
White House
Republican Party
United States of America
The
Courier-Journal
Franklin McVeigh
the Treasury
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroads
Cornelius N. Biles
America
Henry Clews
B. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
William E. Cory
Welding Ring
New York Produce Exchange
Columbia
Maury County
New Tennessee Cattle Tick Eradication Law
The Elitor Herald publishes a certified copy of an act passed before adjournment. It empowers state and county inspectors to issue notices to livestock owners to disinfect cattle infested with ticks within 16 days. failure carries a misdemeanor with fines from 50 to 200 dollars, plus costs. The notice critic notes limited reader awareness prior to this law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elitor Herald
Maury County
Tennessee
Uncle Sam
U. S
General Assembly
State of
Fancy Striped Linens and Silks On Sale
Dress fabrics and garments featured with prices for a weekend sale. Dozen wash dresses at 6 dollars, lace trimmed coats, and fancy silks in multiple colors. Borders, batistes, and ginghams offered in varied widths and yardage with bold price reductions amid rising cotton prices.
Yardage and millinery sale includes varied suiting and hats
The ad lists yardage in colors blue pink green white grounds and solids with self stripes, plus cotton laces and em broideries by yard. It promotes rough straw shapes in millinery and new summer hats in white and black, with trimming offered or done by shop. It also mentions Axminster and Brussels rugs with sizes and prices.
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Copenhagen
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Chicago
Wisdom OF Solomon
A. L. Blocker & Co
Hendley
Frierson
Cochran
A. H. Pettibone
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nashville
Herald
Clay
Georgia
Himon Church
Batiste
Shantine & Bengatine
Torchon
Nevnsook
Cambric
Nainsook
Millinery Department
Maude Adams Straw
Axminster
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