Negro Shot After Crib Game Dispute Near Young's Gallery
George Trotter, a longtime town sprinkler, was found dying from a bullet wound near Young's gallery on Ninth Street. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a craps game at Mary Jones's home in Tin Cup Alley. Two arrests have been made but officials say the main assailant is still unknown. Trotter lies in critical condition and cannot provide details.
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George Trotter
Young
Ored
Tin Cup Alley
Trotter
Jones
Areth Jaf
Oilers
Hog Killing Unwanted 98 Plat Dispute
Unclear fragment references Hog Killing, 98 plat, and entities ELLET HARLAN PORTTN CO. plus a date 4-1téwat. Unable to determine full event details from the fragment.
Furniture and House Burned in Destructive Fire
The Nowe werigihat by Oty Than, a family home of W. V. and Pat Kittrell, burned on a Wednesday, destroying all furniture valued at about 800 dollars with the house insured for 1000. Thomas and children escaped unharmed. The loss was not insured for the furniture.
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Otey Thomas
Oty ‘Thanas
Thomas
Ohidron
W. V
Pat Kittrell
Robbers Loot Two Homes During Parade Haul
Robbers linked to the parade thefts robbed the J. Rosenthal residence of about 800 dollars in jewelry and other valuables while the family watched the procession. At W. P. Erwin’s home on Sixth Street they took a ladies watch, a watch chain, and a ring. Police have no clues yet as the investigation continues.
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J. Rosenthal
W. P. Erwin
Sixth Street
Rosenthal
Five We Nut the Tyme Ter Pie hie
Five notes on a cryptic tale dominate this fragmentary item. It mentions Scudhela Pune Ish and a cryptic event involving PEAS, with unclear roles and context. The readable phrases hint at a disrupted timeline and a peculiar exchange between unnamed parties. Further context is needed to define the main action or outcome.
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Howe
Pune
Annual Branham Hughes and Columbia Military Academy Football Clash
Local fans await the Branham and Hughes versus Columbia Military Academy football game on the Academy field Saturday. The Branham and Hughes squad is reported stronger this season, with Hoyle back at right tackle and Clark to see time at quarterback. CMA seeks its first win in the series, but hasn't defeated B H in previous contests. Prof. Sherrill of Massey named referee with an umpire yet to be chosen.
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Academy
Branham & Hughes
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia
Echoml
Sprite Hut
Hoyle
Clark
Prof
Sherrill
Massey
Deaths in Bear Creek area and Santa Fe deaths
Miss Carrie Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackson died Friday at her home on Bear Creek pike. Funeral and interment were Saturday at 2 pm. Herbert Harlan son of Jim Harlan died Sunday at his home in Parson's Bend. Burial at Shady Grove Monday afternoon. Mrs Lizzie Overton wife of Steve Overton died Friday afternoon at her Bear Creek home of consumption after a year long illness. Interment at Gardison grave yard Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Fitzgerald died in Nashville Friday afternoon after three weeks with typhoid fever. Remains reached Columbia Saturday evening and were taken to Mrs A L Blocker's home in West End. Funeral Sunday at eleven at the Baptist church in Santa Fe. Interment in Santa Fe cemetery. She leaves father A Fitzgerald of Santa Fe and sisters Mrs A L Blocker Mrs J W White Mrs J W Eskew and brothers J E and G A Fitzgerald.
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Carrie Jackson
Herbert Harlan
Jim Harlan
Paraon's Bend
Shady Grove
Steve Overton
Lizzie Overton
Bear Creek
Ffardison
Emma Fitzgerald
Nashville
Columbia
A. L. Blocker
West End
the Baptist Church
Santa Fe
W. B. Walker
Fifty Apply for Release in Wholesale Habeas Petitions
Union City Tenn November 4 remarkable legal action today as Rice A Pierce for defendants filed fifty writs of habeas corpus before Judge Jones. Writs issued and the fifty prisoners will appear Friday at 1 pm with Col Tatum to show cause why they should not be transported from custody. Most detainees are under guard at Camp Nemo. Sheriff Easterwood to served papers on Col Vainn at the camp tomorrow morning. Marshall allowed bond at 25000 and released morning. his brothers and Glover posting. Will Watson to be released on bond of 5000. he had been charged with whipping Justice Wynn of Lake county.
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Union City
Tenn
Rice A. Pierce
Jones
Circuit Court
Col. Tatum
Tietrisandra
Camp Nemo
Sheri
Tom Easterwoog
Col Vainn
Tim
Regal
Haleus Corpae
Marshal
Pierce
Caldwell
Marshall
Ft. &, Pinkney
R. B. Marshall
R. B. Glover
Will Watson
Justice Wynn
Lake County
Public notice fragment on safety items and hunting gear
Fragmentary OCR mentions public safety items and hunting gear from B A Satterfield & Co. with unclear references to prices or quantities and a stray line about shells and a call to contribute. Names and details are garbled but indicate a commercial notice or advertisement context.
Fragment on Jo ugzle and temperance in Tennessee
A satirical denunciation condemns Jo ugzle for opposing temperance and predicts the victory of the cause in Tennessee. It laments his earlier leadership in righteousness and praises the constituency for saving the movement from his defeat, foreseeing the liquor ban becoming law and the cause prevailing without his help.
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Nashville Tennessean
Harroom
Dlatillery
Tetittesane
Hallota
Tennessee
Press Comment on Women Voting and Political Leaders
A New York World opinion notes that danger remains until Senator Lodge and Congressman Hobson settle tensions. It mocks women voters, suggesting they would destroy pen tails at polling booths, reflecting the era’s gender biases and partisan commentary.
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Mikado
President
Senator Lodge
Congressman Hobson
New York World
Tennessean and Weekly Herald Subscription Offer
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe for one year to The Tennessean and the Daily Tennessean for 3 dollars cash, describing it as a less than cost proposition aimed at expanding paid up in advance subscribers. The message urges readers to act and emphasizes immediate subscription.
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Tennessean
Tennessean Io
Many Deals in Real Estate in Maury County
Tuesday real estate closings include Mrs. John Gartner selling the Inez home on North Garden and the Latta small house to Clarence Fly for 9000 dollars with immediate possession. Mrs. Gartner also sold 110 acres of the Lima Latta farm on the Hampshire pike for 11000 dollars. The Knob Creek farm of 151 acres was sold by William Martin to Dr. Haywood for 6500 dollars. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Maury Country Realty
A. Sh. Blocker
John Gartner
Inez
North Garden
Frank Latta
Clarence Fly
Mr. Fly
Gartner
Knob Creek
Dr. Haywood
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Case 1908
Clerk and Master of Celvils Town issues notice in a Tennessee chancery suit. Defendant DM Jones is a nonresident. failure to appear within the first three days of December term at Columbia triggers default actions. Published four weeks in The Columbia Herald, with W. S. Fleming as solicitor and AKIN as clerk and master.
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W. M. Parham
DM Jones
Tennessee
Chancery
Columbia
Couley
Hears Arte
Columbia Herald
Fleming
Sol'r
Akin
Clark
Musteh
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B. A. Satterfield & CO
Ichabod
THE
Weekly Herald
Polk
van Camp
Campbell's
Mit
Golden Gate
Ajax
Waloh
Walter Baker
Sphaghett
L. A. Price
Hie
Bie
Heinz
H. G. HilLi
Grocer and Baking Company
T. L. Cunningham
Herald
Celvils Town
G. T. Sutton
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