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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

2

Carmack Wins Warm Welcome in Robertson County Parade

In Springfield Robertson County, Carmack supporters outnumbered foes as crowds of 6000 gathered. The governor hopeful rode a red banner parade with 246 marchers and eleven floats while rival True cut Carmack’s time in a debate. Tobacco patch turnout boosted Carmack’s backing in the county.

Carmack Lebanon Robertson Roberts Senator Carmack Nashville Robertson County Springfield R. L. Peck B. D. Bell Bone Bartlett State Mining Department Gites Pulaski Columbia Springfelt Station

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Columbia Resident Recover

A Columbia citizen reports severe kidney trouble improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial from D. J. Dugger of Garden Street, Columbia, Tenn, describes relief after purchasing at Adams & Martin and endorses the remedy for himself, his mother, and his wife with continued benefits. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold for 50 cents by Fowler Milburn Co, Buffalo, NY, sole agents in the United States.

Columbia Dean D. J. Dugger Garden Street Tenn Doan Adama & Martin

Hotels Plan Welcomed Visit by State Leaders to Albion

Senator Cormacking and the Committed Council invited Governor Pettersen to Albion. The visit aims to discuss new hotel projects and economic development for the region.

Cormacking Comiagdlal Pettersen Albion

President May Kill Measure In Public Buildings Bill

Washington May 3 President Roosevelt has taken notice of the 22 million dollar public building bill now in conference. He asks Secretary Cortelyou to report on fund conditions future expenditures and necessity of each project, while pursuing anti injunction and ocean steamer subsidy measures.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Cortelyon Supervising Architect of the Treasury House Senate

Explosive Crash Wrecks Cars on Euclid and Mayfield

A violent explosion on Euclid avenue and Mayfield road wrecked a speeding Euclid car injuring two, with H. F. Micheler found unconscious and taken to Lakeview barns. A woman was seriously hurt as police cleared a crowd and a second explosion affected an East One Hundred fifth street car injuring fifteen. Arbitration was possible to end the Municipal Traction strike with a vote expected tomorrow.

Cleveland Euclid Avenue Mayfield Road Euclid H. F. Micheler Lakeview Barns Wm. Carey Charles Jordan Morrigan Street Municipal Traction Company

Two Local Boys Drown In Cookeville Mill Pond Tragedy

In Cookeville Tennessee Carl Rice aged 18 and Ammon Massa aged 14 drowned when their canoe capsized in a mill pond at Jef Gentry's mill in the eighth civil district. Neighbor Edgar Hickey swam to safety as the bodies of Rice and Massa remained missing for hours awaiting recovery.

Cookeville Tenn Carl Rice Ammon Massa Jef Gentry Edgar Hickey Aanik Rice Massa Hickey Hove Carl Face I. A. Rice Ammon Magra

Indicted in Laporte on arson and multiple murders

Indictments returned in Laporte count y accuse Lamphere of arson and five murders including the killing of Belle Guinness and her three children. Mrs Guinness named as principal. Lamphere held on charges with warrants served in jail. A recovered human skull linked to previous diggings in a chicken yard is noted.

Laporte Ind Ray Lumphere Guinnese Lam ‘Phere How Ani Helgelein Lamsbere Belle Guinness Lamphere J. ©. Richter Smutzer

Man Confesses to Multiple Murders Tied to Dowagiac Case

James Brinningstall, arrested in Dowagiac, Michigan, confesses to Huff murder and admits other killings in Missouri Arkansas Arizona and elsewhere. Officials link him to the death of Smith Hotrum found in Dowagin e creek in February.

Dowagiac Mich James Brinningstall David Huff Hoping Addition Sherif Henry L. Rutter Bressham Brinningstall Rutter O'Brien Missouri Johnson Arkansas Arizona Little Rock Smith Hotrum Dowagine Creek

Tragic gun suicide near Carmel Ninth district Coffee County

Ben Yell, about 35, a prominent Coffee County resident, shot himself in the head with a shotgun around 4 am near Carmel Ninth district. His father, asleep with him, was awakened by the report. Yell left a note indicating temporary mental distress and no prior intent. He leaves a wife and two children. Investigation at Carmel Cemetery likely conducted.

Manchester Tenn Carmel Ins Coffee County Ben Yell Yollwar Thin County Carmel Onmatery

Malign rumors target Methodist Episcopal Bishop candidates

In Baltimore on May 24 the General Conference faced widespread attacks on candidates for bishoprics. Four nominees were affected by vague stories. Rev. Dr. Charles L. Goodell and Rev. Dr. William A. Quayle and Rev. Dr. Joseph Hingeley and Rev. Dr. George P. Eckman were named as targets. The tenth ballot was expected to yield two more bishops, shaping the final choice as delegates met in Baltimore churches.

Baltimore Methodist Episcopal General Conference Charles L. Goodell Calvary Church New York William A. Quayle Joseph Hingeley Minneapolis Hingeley George P. Eckman St. Paul's Church

Trolley Collision in Philadelphia Kills Ten, Injures Many

Ten killed and about fifty injured in a collision on the Chestnut Hill trolley line in Philadelphia. A northbound car derailed on a steep grade and was struck by an inbound car, trapping passengers in jammed cars and leaving few unscathed. Safety crews scramble to rescue and treat the wounded.

Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company

Fifty Die As Antwerp Express Hits Pilgrim Train

A Belgian rail disaster near Contich southeast of Antwerp kills about fifty and injures over a hundred as the Antwerp Express derails after a misaligned switch. Surviving passengers included workmen and peasants.救救 secours from Antwerp Amiens and local clergy work at the scene.

Antwerp Belgium Contich Imilies Antwerp Expresa Conti Amiens Cara Continct

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