Memorial at Cross Bridges Carmack Remembered As Tennessee Leader
Revered editor and senator E W Carmack is praised as a fearless reformer who sacrificed wealth and comfort for public service. The piece lauds his intellect oratory and dedication, condemns political corruption, and calls Tennesseans to carry on his fight and honor his memory with renewed unity.
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Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Tennessee
Carmock
Senate
Jesus
Hem
Carmack
Serview
E. W. Carmack
Historiln
EB. W. Carmack
Meredith P. Gentry
Wiliam T. Haskell
John Bell
Hugh Lawson White
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
Isham G. Harris
Thompion
Prince of Peace
Calvary
Moses
Joshua
Era of Bloodshed in South Ushered in Prohibition Wave
A sweeping account links James Evans and Shyaroy Carmack to Mississippi 1856 violence, tracing how prohibition stirred mob rule and political feuds. It notes Georgia and Mississippi reformers, the Hamilton fatal on a Jackson bridge, and a wave of deadly confrontations shaping the anti prohibition era.
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South
James &. Evans
New York
Georgia
Jones
Miasiespi
Georgia Evangeliat
Colne! Jones
Hamilton
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
Hinds County
Jackson
State Democratic Organization
The
Sword and Shield
Misassatoplan
Joan H. Martin
T. Dabney Marshall
Virginia Marshalls
Roderick Dhu Gambrell
America
Mississippi
Gambrell
Monumental pledge against liquor and corruption in tribute
A speech advocates a moral monument in memory of a fallen leader, urging a temperance pledge and political reform. It envisions a fountain symbolizing purity, a brass statue on Capitol Hill, and the ultimate goal of ending the liquor traffic, dethroning corruption, and ensuring good government and sobriety. The message calls for steadfast prayer, effort, and faith until these aims are achieved.
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Capitol Hill
Carmack
Prayer Week of Mission Society at First Methodist Church
A series of daily one hour meetings this week by the Wo mans Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church aims to express gratitude for God s goodness in a Christian land and as members of the Foreign Missionary Society. Sessions are at 3 pm in the Sunday school room with invited attendance and listed afternoon leaders. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Mra. Clayton Church
Mra
J. M. Burna
John Martin
B. F. Collins
W. J. Oaken
Richmond Times-Dispatch owner Joseph Bryan dies at 63
Joseph Bryan, prominent Richmond citizen and philanthropist, owner of the Times-Dispatch, died at Laburnum near Richmond after several days of heart trouble. He was 63 and had served as director of Richmond Locomotive Works, Southern Railway, Equitable Life, Sloss-Sheffield, and North Birmingham Land. A native of Gloucester County, he fought with Mosby in the Civil War and later married Belle Stewart.
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Richmond
Joseph Bryan
The
Times-Dispatch
Laburnum
This
Sty
Bryan
Richmond Locomotive Works
Southern Railway
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Sloss-Shefield Company
North Birmingham
Misa Belle Stewart
John Stewart
Brookhill
Henrico County
Royal Arch Masons Confer Degrees in Lafayette Chapter
At a special Lafayette Chapter 4 Royal Arch Masons meeting Monday night Judge 8 Weatherly O T Curry and W D Carter of Carters Creek were exalted to the augunt degree with Major J T Williamson officiating as High Priest. The ceremony had no injuries and was followed by an oyster supper served by Brother C H Johnson. Attendance was unusually large.
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Lafayette
Royal Arch Masons
Q. Weatherly
O.T. Curry
W. D. Carter
Carter's Creek
Royal Arch
J. T. Williamson
C. H. Johnson
Spring Hill Pays Tribute To Senator Carmack Memoration
A memorial program in Spring Hill honors Tennessee Senator Edward Ward Carmack with sermons and addresses. Resolutions condemn his murder, uphold the law, and pledge continued effort against alcohol by advocating bans on saloons and related establishments. The group sends copies to The Tennessean and local papers and to Carmack’s grieving widow and son.
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Commonwealth
Tennesse
Edward Ward Carmack
Ull
Tennessee
Tiet
Carmack
Tate
Cattle Disease Quarantine Expands Across States
Authorities in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania and New Jersey move to curb cattle disease spread. State plans include stricter inspections and quarantines for stock movements. Officials confirm foot and mouth disease presence near Norristown and call for public vigilance.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penney
Dale
Philadelphia
Wretas
Pennsylvia
Norristown
British Government Acts tighten grip on cattle imports
London reports new Board of Agriculture measures granting officials broad power to detain and restrict cattle from the United States and Canada after foot and mouth disease scares. Restrictions extend to New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York cattle as investigations and quarantines spread. Ontario and Albany state notices indicate ongoing alerts and examinations of affected herds.
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London
Board of Acricah Type
New York
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Elreuinstisien
Edward Stretchey
Board of Agriculture
Albany
N. Y
Wales County
Another Scandal in Old Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky November 21 A war rant for the arrest of Judge Charles H Booe Claim Clerk in the Department of Public Accounts was issued tonight on charges of misappropriation of state funds. A state inspector notes padding of witness claims and other warrants passing through his bonds over years. Auditor James seeks to recover 860 dollars alleged to have been obtained since January first when he took charge of the department.
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Carmack
Tennessee
South
Commonwealth
Edward Ward Carmack
Our Nation
Senate
Swift
Butler
McCauley
Geo. F. Printiss
Henry Watterson
W. Carmack
United States
House of Representatives
Bailey
Tillman
Culbergen
Daniel
Morgan
Chamber
Savoyard
House of Congress
Tom Reod
Washington Post
Jnc
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Wis
Old South
Alexander H. Stevens
Georgia
B. W. Carmack
New South
Burke and Pax
Pitt
Frankfort
Charles H. Booe
Department of Public Accounts
Booe
M. H. Thatcher
Walt
F. P. James
Franklin County
Bove
James
Thought Carrie Wants Wee Mi aboard New York voyage
A scrambled OCR item reports a passenger, thought to be Carrie, aboard a New York bound ship named Anchor as she encounters a mysterious scent and footprints. An assistant steward and crew discuss a potential disruption linked to a notorious saloon wrecking figure aboard.
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Nation
Sanity
Moti
Sandy
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