Smiser Heads New Democratic Executive Committee
Maury county Democratic meeting elects James A. Smiser chairman and James J. Planey secretary as new executive committee convenes. Temporary officers chosen, sworn in, and Smiser elected chairman. committee adopts rules on quorum vacancies and voting, adjourns pending chairman’s call.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Maary County
James A. Smiser
James J. Planey
Smiser
Conners
Tom Hill
Cullooka
J. L Finney
Columbia
W. H. Puryear
C. Denton
Denton
James L Finney
Maury County
Old Democratic Committee Reviews Primary Returns at Court House
The old Democratic Committee of the County met at the court house at 11 o'clock this morning and was called to order by Secretary Smiser in the absence of Chairman Kannon. A subcommittee of McKay McKen non and Hill was appointed to canvass the primary results and the group adjourned to 12:45. The subcommittee presented its report to the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Democratic Committee
Court House
Smiser
Kannon
Messrs. McKay
McKennon
Hill
Denmcratic
Tueersa Sang
How To Get Strong By P J Daly In Chicago
P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago shares a testimonial about Electric Bitters. He claims his elderly feeble mother gained flesh insomnia improved and she grows stronger. The tonic is said to remedy stomach liver and kidney complaints and is sold under guarantee.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Morgan Defeats Massey 6 to 0 in Tug of War
In Pulaski Tennessee on November 6 Morgan beat Massey 6 to 0. After a scoreless first half Massey moved to the Morgan 10 yard line but were halted. Morgan then advanced to Massey’s 3 yard line before fumbling ball out of bounds for a Morgan score on a safety. The game featured stubborn defense and Morgan won despite Massey’s weight edge.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Morgan
Massey
Gilbert
Peynolds Hunter
Franklin Cobb
Largent Mauldin
Weat Eubanks
Hamilton Pate
Mansfield Pratt
Warren Harris
Bone McCollum
Mitchell
Turner
Murphy
Buchanan
Harken
Mills
Barnes
Gill
Cughan
Millard
Woodard
Reeves
Brown
Jesse Pate
Perry
Patterson
Tariff revision debate to shape Republican policy
Washington shows active Ways and Means hearings on tariff reform in Auburn in preparation for the Sixtieth Congress. Taft, Cannon and Aldrich back a protectionist policy as Payne leads the committee in shaping duties and potential special session after inauguration.
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Washington
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Congress
Auburn
N.Y
Serena Payne
Taft
Cannon
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Secord
Republican Party
Payne
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Herbert M. Lord
William K. Payne
Miners Entombed After Devastating Illinois Mine Blast
An explosion at Col. W. P. Bond’s mine near Benton Illinois wrecked the shaft and entombed four shot-fliers George Reed Patrick Dally Perry Stevens and John Holmes. Rescue crews work slowly as the risk of suffocation remains high. The Lester mine at Zeigler also burns with several mules inside.
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Uoon
George Reed
Patrick Dally
Perry Stevens
John Holmes
Col. W. P. Bond
Chicago
Lester
Zeigler
Catarrh Cure touted as constitutional treatment
There is more catarrh in the country than all other diseases combined and once deemed incurable. Cheney & Co in Toledo promote a constitutional cure taken internally from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, claiming it reaches blood and mucous surfaces. They offer $100 for proof of a false claim and urge sending for circulars. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Madame Calve Collapses in Pittsburg Ahead of Opera
Emma Calve the renowned opera star collapsed in Pittsburg soon after arriving for the season opening with the Pittsburg Orchestra. She is confined to her hotel room for ten days or more and will miss her appearance tomorrow night. The collapse followed a grip illness, contributing to her sudden prostration.
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Pittsburg
Emma Calve
Erle
Attacks on Sir Andrew Frazier in Calcutta Alarm Crowd
A chaotic assault in Calcutta during a public lecture by Prof Jane in Chicago University hall. A young assailant fired at Sir Andrew Frazier missing, while a Bengalese man tackled the attacker. Goy Frazier and others were carried away as the crowd fled. The incident left injuries and aroused fears of a planned assassination.
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Henderson Leith Fras
Andrew
Cope
Malari
Barber
Christian Association
Proflene
Chicago University Hall
Mt Bu
Ay Her
Mdarasahy
Goy, Frazier
Sine Fem
Tiny
They Take the Kinks Out Dr King's Pills Ad
An Vermont reader N H Brown of Pittsfield endorses Dr King's New Life Pills for years. The pills claim to relieve stomach liver and bowel kinks without fuse or friction. Guaranteed satisfaction offered at Gro S Alcorn's drug store. Se.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Gro. S. Alcorn
Soldier Killed at Camp Nemo Tragedy In Tennessee
A Camp Nemo accident near Sambure Tennessee fatally wounds Sergt Howard Rutledge and lightly injures Corporal Allen Leftwich. Private Beecher Clark rifle misfire caused the blast, tearing a hole in the tent and striking Rutledge as others fled the camp fire. The incident occurred at about 1:30 this morning.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Camp Nemo
Sambure
Howard
Memphis
Laa
Springfield
Beecher Clark
Allen Leftwich
Clark
Corporal Leftwich
Ritledge
Bequest to Mission Board Highlighted in Probate
The will of Mrs. M. J. Caskey, wife of R. H. Caskey, has been admitted to probate. It designates a sum just over seven hundred dollars to the Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church, with her affiliation noted as a member.
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M. J. Caskey
Presbyterian Church
M. J Caskey
R. H. Caskey Finshes
Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Non-Resident Notice From Clerk and Master's Office
The Herald records a non resident notice from the Clerk and Masters Office in Columbia Tennessee dated November 6 1908 concerning R C Church et al. The notice informs recipients of legal action and requires appearance or compliance as directed by the court.
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Columbia, Tenn
R. C. Church
Als
Gertrude White
Chancery Court
Maury County
Tenessee
Bill
Hardee Mackey
J. M. Mack G. W. Renfro
Rachael Reefro
J. A. McIntosh
Mary McIntosh
Henry C. Maxwell
Martha Maxwell
Jas. M. Haker
Elizabeth Baker
Emma Hann Roux
Mary Lucinda Roux
A. F. Mil
Ron R. Mills
Pauline Milk
Christiana Grimes
Jer Hsart Grimes
Frank Kine
Mary Kin
Malinda
Robert Irwin
George Irwit
Irwin
W. M. Irwit Irwin
Tennessee
Xeni Cannon Irwin
Jwidow
Henderson Irwin
Danta
Newson
Henderson
Lind
J. W. Trewin
J. W. Trwin
Maury Onynty
Tennes
Columbia Herpe
Offent & Master of the Chancer
ALN, Akin
C. & M Hughes & Hughes Bolleltors
Editor's Wife Files Divorce Suit in Memphis
Mrs. Julia Raine filed a divorce suit against Gilbert D. Raine in Memphis accusing him of adultery with Mona Allen, an inmate of an assignment house. The filing comes after a previous suit for a receiver for the News Belmitter.
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Memphis
Tenn
Julia Raine
Gilbert D. Raine
Mona Allen
Belmitar
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