Daylight Robbery on Prominent Nashville Street
Nashville Tenn November 2 Special Mr Mellville Wheeler cashier of Cumberland Telephone Company attacked during a daytime robbery. Two men forced entry at College Street near Church Street and stole $4000 from the safes as Wheeler pursued them. Descriptions sent to Franklin and Columbia police.
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Nashville
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tenn
Mellville Wheeler
Cumberland Telephone Company
Bis
Wheeler
Hey
The
Telephone Co
College Street
Church Street
Franklin
Columbia
Jones elected Tulane Hotel manager in Nashville
B Jones formerly of Florence Hotel Birmingham was elected Saturday morning Vice President and Manager of the Tulane Hotel to succeed Prof J B Hancock who died recently. Dr L A Bates announced W Folwell remains Secretary and Treasurer. A horse ran away on North Garden street injuring Master Willard Worley Jr. with non life threatening bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville American
X. B Jones
Florence
Birmingham
Managter
Tulane
J. B. Hancock
Holel Company
Jones
Hancock
L. A. Bates
W. Folwell
South
Monte Fariss
North Garden Street
Bethell House
Willard Worley, Jr
Sisters in Law Seek Divorce From Brothers In Court
Salt entered in Circuit Court Friday by Carrie Dean vs Pleas Dean and Bettie Dean vs Albert Dean for divorce. Defendants are brothers. Plaintiffs allege vice and failure to provide as grounds. Chancellor Bearden granted protection against husband interfering with wife or children until case resolved.
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Carrie Dean
Pleas Dean
Bettie Dean
Albert Dean
Hoth Bila
Batntuel Dronkenners
Chancelor Bearden
Crushing Defeat for Ford & Williams in Franklin Football Loss
The Ford and Williams football team from Franklin suffered a devastating defeat to Battle Ground Academy, losing 60 to 9. Key moments include early fumbles and a sequence where Mike Stevens narrowly missed a touchdown, while Berry Evans and Charley Parker sustained facial and internal injuries, respectively.
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Fon
Williams
Framlin Sainnlay Evering
Battle Gronna Academy
FB & Wa
Battle Ground Academy
Ford & Williams
Mike Stevens
Berry Evans
Charley Parker
Franklin
Peruna touted as mucous membrane tonic in ads
An advertorial claims Peruna is a strong vigorous tonic targeting the mucous membranes to combat catarrh and related ailments. It cites testimonials from Saul Landram of Atlanta and A M Skord praising improved health after using Peruna and Manalin with Dr. Hartman offering free advice from Columbus Ohio.
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Paul Landum
Atlanta
Saul Landram
A.M. Skerd
C. B
Weat Darlington
Chicago
Peruna
Manalin
Pertina
A. M. Skord
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Lous Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Dunn
Twenty-Fourth District
East Fifty-Eighth Street
New York City
Peruna Medicine Co
Alderman
24Th Dist
City
Leonidas Polk Bivouac hears soldier care plea and company plans
The Leonidas Polk Bivouac held its monthly meeting. Members discussed forming a military company for survivors of Capt Fussell and allocating funds to a Winchester Virginia monument honoring the women of the South. Mayor Whitthorne urged better state support for aged soldiers in the Nashville Confederate Home and critiqued criminal spending.
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Leonidas Polk Bivcase
Messrs
M. B. Tominson
W. J. Whitthorne
Jus. Richardson
J. T. Williamson
Ite B
Thomas
Vancourinnea
Whitthorne
Nashville
Howe
Puswell
Fussell
Capt. Fassell
Winchester
South
Stockard Will Probate In Williamsport Estate Worth 14000
The will of George W. Stockard, Williamsport, probated in County Court after his death last week. Executors named are his father J H Stockard and brother John I Stockard without bond. All estate assets go to heirs with specific shares to siblings and a life interest managed for Lilie Stockard. Life insurance of 2500 left to John Stockard.
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George W. Stockard
Williamsport
J. H. Stockard
John I. Stockara
John i Stockard
Laura D. Fly
Lillie M. Stockard
J. H. Sockard
Lillie Stockard
Sue
John
Stockard
Nira
F. Moore
Changes About Town Move In New Homes
Mr Bruce Satterfield and family relocate to a corner Light and Garden street home bought from Major JT Williamson. Mr and Mrs Janes A Sumeer rent with RS McCarty on School street while their new house is finished. Major Willameop and daughter Mise Lot te move to Cullooka with George Willanton for temporary stay. Dr and Mrs A Forgey move to Sixth street residence vacated by the Satterfield family. The Me CG A McAlpine family take the Forgey residence.
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Bruce Satterfield
Light and Garden Street
Satterfield
JT. Williamson
Janes A. Sumeer
RS. McCarty
School Street
Major Willameop
Mise Lotte
George Willanton
Cullooka
New Cumberland Presbyterian Church Nearing Completion in Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Tennessee reports the new Cumberland Presbyterian Church will finish this week with a series of meetings starting Sunday led by Rev. f. E. Hadson. A shed belonging to Poluski is mentioned. The building by Tennessee Phosphate Company is brick with a tower. A fire at Mt. Pleasant destroyed interior and valuable machinery, with $5,000 insurance on the plant.
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Coulberland Presbyterian Church
F. EB
Hadson
of Poluski
Tennessee Phosphate Company
Mt. Pleasant
Rich ardson rises to world’s top Masonic post in Scotland N S A
Hon James D Richardson congressman from Tennessee and Grand Commander of the Southern Jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite is elected Provincial Grand Master of the Royal Order of Scotland of America at a reception in Scottish Kite Hall. The post carries a 4000 dollar annual salary plus travel and residence perks and spans Masonic influence over many regions and overseas postings.
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Royal Ordee of Scotland
America
James D. Richardson
Congress
Twenessee
Malone
Royal Order of Scotland
Royal Order
Southern
Richardson
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Mr. Richardson
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippine
Guam
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Alabama
Masons
Biddle Gets Loose in Alabama Release Drama
A Nashville Banner reprint from Sheffield reports man named Biddle, with aliases, released by officers for lack of prosecution. He was transported to Memphis after money payments. Marshal McGregor used a ruse to obtain his real name James H. Hardin, who warned doctors of possible heart failure and mentioned contact with E. M. Biadlevalle Church in Virginia. He admitted borrowing money from a Columbia Tennessee lady who was Virginian and claimed three months of drinking.
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Nashville
Sheffield
Ala
Memphis
Marshal McGregor
James H. Hardin
Hardin
E. M. Biadlevalle Church
Isu
Columbia
Tenn
Rain Arrives to Help Drought Stricken County
A much needed rain fell Saturday night with Sunday widespread across the county. The precipitation aided wheat suffering from drought and helped replenish dwindling stock water. Farmers hauled water over long distances as wells and cisterns ran low in many areas.
Public office demand drops as pay rises in Lewis County
Officials note fewer people seek public office in Lewis County as salaries improve more than in the past. The shift reduces potential candidates for sheriff and trustees, according to Chronicle.
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Lewis County
Sherif and Trurtes
Hobenwald
Chronicle
Woman Sues for Damages After Tragic Train Death
Mora Farris, acting as administratrix of Kate Flowers, sues Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. for 21,000 damages after a woman was killed by a train at Mt Pleasant several weeks ago. The suit names the railroad company and seeks compensation for the fatal incident.
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Bull
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Mora Farris
Kate Flowers
Mt Pleasant
Jones Sues Railroad for 5000 Damages
Mim Emma Jones sues the N C and St L Railroad for 5000 damages claiming injuries from a fall when a horse frightened by a freight train at Park's Station caused her to be thrown to the ground. Her attorneys are BH. P. Figners and Briggs McLemore.
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Mim
Emma Jones
N. M. Jones
Ghenit
Park
Mass Jones
Messrs
BH. P. Figners
Briggs McLemore
Mise Jones
Roustabouts Strike Ties Up Five Memphis Steamers
Five large Memphis steamers the Robert E. Lee James Lu Fred Harold J N Harbin and The Delta lie tied at the wharf as about 100 negro roustabouts strike for 125 dollars a month and a monthly day off. Cargoes remain aboard and crews unavailable to hire, amid heavier cotton shipments and a halt to crap games on the boats.
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Memphis
Tenn
Robert E. Lee
James Lu
Fred Harold
J. N. Harbin
Delta
Neg
Shooting incident near Mt Pleasant causes concern
A young man from Hampanire, visiting Mt Pleasant, fired a Winchester rifle several times while intoxicated. Two shots were directed at Pastor A. Cleveland of the Presbyterian Church, but the shooter claims he did not intend to harm the minister or shout him.
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Mt. Pleasant
A. Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Hampanire
Cleveland
Hou
Tennessee Baptists Adjourn After 29th Annual Meeting
The Tennessee Baptist Convention in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, adjourned after three days of sessions. Officials reported steady progress and growth in various ministries, with final committee reports presented. The next gathering is set for Knoxville.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Tennessee
Knoxville
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Dr. Hancock
Mr. Jones
Lambia
Severs
Maury County
Bethel House
Auceene Tol Re Pryprisioe
Lulune
Frank
Leonidas Polk
George Stockard
Lawrenceburg’s New Church
Mason
Col
Biddle
Lewis
Sues, & W
Nashville, Chattanooga
of. Louis
State Baptists
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