Memorial services honor departed Odd Fellows in Columbia
Memorial services were held by Columbia Lodge No. 81 and Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 57 at Rose Hill Cemetery and First Methodist Church. Hon. E. L. Gregory gave an oration on Odd Fellowship and Dr. A S Pettie preached on God is love. Music by Prof F M Hutsell and Miss Ude Walker featured a solo, with Walker’s O Divine Redeemer praised.
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Odd Fellowship
Columbia Lodge
Hywn
Pranyer
N, G
E. L. Gregory
First Methodist Church
A. S. Pettie
Odd Fellows
Fellahort
Thia
F. M. Hutsell
Ude Walker
Jesus
Misa Walker
O Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Pee
Remarkable Railroad Accident in St Louis Bursts Wheels and Fatality
A three-car grain train on Merchants' bridge in St Louis derailed after Engine 61 jumped the track on a steep grade. Engineer Linguist died at the hospital from injuries. Fireman Tooley was seriously hurt but may recover. The incident ended when the rear engine separated, turning and racing down the bridge before crashing at Bre men Street.
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St. Louis
Merchants’ Bridge
Tooley
Linguist
Bremen Street
Watch and pocket book recovered by notices in Herald
The article recounts Mrs. H. P. Figueras and Kirk Loftin posting small ads in the Herald after losing items. A soldier at the Arsenal and a gentleman who read the ads returned the watch and the pocket book respectively, illustrating the value of advertising.
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H. P. Figueras
Town
KE. C. Latta
Elampshire Pike
Herald
Arsenal
Columbia
Loftin
Murdered in Church at Wesley Chapel near Atlanta
Millard Lee, about 20, shot and killed Miss Lilla Suttle during services at Wesley Chapel Mount Gilead Camp Grounds nine miles from Atlanta. After the benediction Lee fired twice, wounding her fatally. A manhunt of several hundred men is underway as witnesses recount the tragedy and the alleged social snub.
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Atlanta
Millard Lee
Lilla Suttle
Wesley Chapel
Mount Gilead Camp Grounds
Lee
Miss Suttle
Misa Suttle
Bin
Dishonorable discharge of private Murphy at Fort Thomas
Private John H. Murphy of the Columbia Arsenal was dishonorably discharged after a court martial. He was sentenced to one month’s imprisonment at Fort Sheridan for leaving the Arsenal without leave and causing disorder at Bethel House. Civil War veteran M. M. Austin praises Dr King’s New Life Pills, sold at W. P. Woldridge’s drug store.
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Private Murphy
Columbia Arsenal
Ft Thomas
John H. Murphy
Ft. Thomas
Harry Bathiany
Ft. Sheridan
Murphy
Arsenal
Bethel House
Biseen
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Hovey Describes Martinique Eruption Like Pompeii
C E Hovey assistant curator at the American Museum writes from Castries St Lucia that St Pierre resembles a sheet of flame more than any volcano report yet. He cites a tornado of suffocating gas asphyxiation and burning ruin with ships sunk by the sea and mud formed by dust and steam clouds. No lava flow yet but gas and cloudburst explosions redefine volcanic knowledge.
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New York
C. E. Hovey
American Museum of Natural History
Martinique
Crusier Dixie
Herald
Castries
St. Lucia
St. Pierre
Pompeii
Pelee
Foundation laid for gun given to Colombia on public square
Hands place the Spanish gun donated by the War Department on the public square south of the courthouse. The weapon will be fixed to face the soul but can be turned to any direction as required.
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Colombia
War Department
Spring Alimenta Promises Ripe Health Toning
There is an aching tired feeling with sluggish liver bowels and kidneys. Digestion is poor, appetite low, and ambition absent. The body needs toning after winter waste buildup. A. B. Rains advertises remedies to remove waste and restore strength and vitality.
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A. B. Rains
Decoration Ceremony For Confederate Graves At Rose Hill
On Tuesday afternoon June 3 at four o clock the Confederate soldiers graves will be decorated at Rose Hill Cemetery. Bishop Thomas F Gailor will deliver the address with a prayer by Dr I A Wharton. About twenty eight Crosses of Honor will be given to ex Confederates. Committees from Maury County and Winnie Davin Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy lead the event and supervise music children flowers stands monuments and organs with named ladies and misses coordinating roles.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Thomas F. Gailor
I. A. Wharton
Maury County
Winnie Davin
The
Daugthers of the Confederacy
Maury County Democrat Announces Candidacy in 1902
A Maury County Democrat announces his candidacy to represent the county in the Tennessee House of Representatives for the next General Assembly. He seeks support from local Democrats and pledges to work for the state, county, and party’s interests. Dated May 20, 1902.
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Maury County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Tennessee
Botanic Blood Balm advertised as cure for blood diseases
An old time drug advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm for many blood and skin ailments including ulcers eczema and cancer. It claims to purify blood, relieve aches, and cure malig blood disorders with a free trial offer by writing to Dr Mitchell in Atlanta Georgia.
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Maine
Phorour Iy
I Mitchell
Atlanta
Tornado Hits Union County South Carolina Killing Six
A tornado swept across Union County at 4 pm killing six people and injuring several. Property damage is estimated at 850000, affecting multiple stores and cotton mills in the area.
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South Carolina
Union
Walter Hearden Announces Candidacy for Chancellor
We are authorized to announce Walter Hearden of Shelbyville as a candidate for Chancellor of the Fifth Chancery Division comprising Maury Giles Lawrence Lewis Wayne Marshall Lincoln Moore Bedford and Rutherford counties. Subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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Walter 8. Hearden
Shelbyville
Fifth Chancery Division
Maury, Giles
Lawrence
Lewis, Wayne
Marshall, Lincoln, Moore, Bedford
Rutherford
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