Revenue Officers Wrongfully Jailed by Georgia Judge in Federal Clash
Atlanta dispatch reports federal and state court conflict over prohibition enforcement. Internal Revenue collector Rucker was arrested by order of Judge Fite, released on habeas corpus after a federal judge’s intervention. The case centers on Stegall’s refusal to answer grand jury questions about a registered distillery, triggering contempt and jail threats, with ongoing habeas corpus reviews and bond.
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Atlanta
Internal Revenue
Rucker
Fite
Cherokee Circuit
Newman
United States Circuit Court
Stegall
United States
Fit
U. S
Thurman
Just in Time Kidney Pills Promoted in Testimony
A vintage advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and urinary troubles. It features a Columbia resident, RKR Lunn, claiming relief from kidney symptoms after using the product and endorsing it in 1905. The ad lists price and national sale agents, urging purchase from dealers.
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Dean
Columbia
RKR Lunn
Columbia Ave
Frank UN
Tenn
Foster-Milburn Sale
New York
United States
Court Task Forces Ian To Bring Him In
Ian is ordered to produce him in Judge Newman's court or face arrest and likely detention for noncompliance. The threat of arrest underscores the urgency of presenting the unidentified person to the judge.
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Ian
Newman
Walter Hal Defeated in Tennessee Free for All Pace Race
Thousands watched as Walter Hal, the favorite, lost the free for all pace on the Tennessee circuit. Leslie Waterman won all three heats, with times around 2:08 to 2:17, while other entrants including Bedelia B and Roy Frown showcased the strong field in a brisk afternoon program at Nashville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Walter Hal
Leslie Waterman
C. G
O. H. So
Schwartz
Walter Direct
Garth Deemeens
Senator C
Senator Rose
Foley
Bedelia B. B. m
the Envoy
Cooper
Maries
Adbine
S. Thomas
Little Buckie
Gr. B
Fred S. Wilkes
Whitehead
B. m
Bell Buckle
Wicker- Bha
Rene
Divided Family and Child Die in Gas Suicide in Chicago
Agnes Fiala despondent over ill health killed herself and baby Adaline by gas after dividing her two children between her husband Hugo aged ten and herself. She rearranged the home, kissed Hugo, urged him to kiss Adaline, and the husband found them dead when he returned to the house.
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Chicago
Agnes Fiala
Adaline
Fiala
Hugo
March M'Ewen Still Unbeaten in Harness Race Card
Nashville Sept 24 A brisk harness card yielded March McEwen an easy two heat win in the 2:25 pacing stake, with Lady Henderson second in the first heat and catching money in the second. Red Hal led the three year old pace in both heats and won, while Sorrento and Kerry Bell placed in the 2:21 class trotting. Time figures ranged from 2:09 to 2:25 as Hal Gamesmen and Matador also posted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sto Todd
March McEwen
Lady Henderson
Red Hat
Hal Gentry
Slick Johnson
Red Hal
Dickerson Hal
C. H
John R. Gentry
Jas Thomas
Stick Johnson
Fred
Wilkes
Whitehead
Sorrento Todd
Todd
Wilson
Tetany
Athlone
Stately
Sthomas
Kerry Bell
Maple Bell
Snyder
Madam Butterfly
B. m
Sanchia
Dodge
McEwen
Garth
C. Thomas
Dr. M
Edwin Jenol
Settle
Bn. m
John Mro
Winchester
J. H. Llivers
Tom T
Heswood
Leprosy Confirmed in North Carolina Soldier John Early
Washington reports a Norwegian Bergen leprosy symposium verified that John Early, a North Carolina soldier in the Philippine Islands, bears the leprosy bacillus. The finding, supported by Copenhagen and New York authorities, confirms prior clinical and lab diagnoses. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy in the text.
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Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Johnson
Bergen
Norway
G. Armaue Hansen
John Early
North Carolina
Philippine Islands
Hansen
Ehlers
Copenhagen
New York
October issue of The Ladies' World features modern schools article
The October number presents Dr William H Maxwell on the modern spirit of the New York Public Schools and citizen education, a captivating Phillips Brooks story, diverse fiction by several authors, and new departments on child care and practical homemaking including needlework fashions and dressmaking.
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William H. Maxwell
New York Public Schools
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Florence Morse Kingsley
Annie Hamilton Donnell
Cornelia A. P. Comer
Ads Tate Drake
Winifred Kinkl
Jana Livingston B. Morse
Knoxville Man Heads Treasury
Lee McClung, treasurer of Yale University, named to succeed Charles T. Treat as U S Treasurer. Treat will resign mid October. McClung to assume duties after November 1. McClung is a Knoxville, Tennessee native with prior ties to Southern Railway and Tennessee family business.
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Washington
Lee Me Clung
Yale University
United States
Charles T Treat
Charles H. Treat
Secretary of the Treasury
Lee McClung
Yaleversity
McClung
Knoxville
Tenn
New Haven
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs Says Louis Boon
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his boy's severe cough and a neighbor's boy still ill with a cold doctors had given up. He asserts nothing else is as safe and certain in results.
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Louis Boon
Norway
Mich
Foley
Alcorn
Valuable Irvine Farm in Maury County Tennessee for Sale
Special Commissioner and Receiver invites bids on the Irvine farm in Maury County's Second Civil District near Carter's Creek Turnpike. The 320 acre property includes 210 acres tillable plus 110 acres blue grass, with rolling productive land and yard, chard, and lots. Bounded by Murphy Mahon to the north, Murphy Hammons to the east, Murphy Gilliam Brown heirs to the south, and Passmore Foester Thomas Shaw to the west. Bids subject to Maury County Chancery Court action.
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Chancery Court
Maury County
Tenn
Docia
W. Irvine
Warren T. Irvine
Columbia
Irvine Farm
Carter's Creek Turnpike
Pike
Dark’s Station
Carter's Creek Station
Mary E. Irvine
Mary W. Irvine
W. T. Irvine
J. L
Hutton
W. J. Webster
Murphy and Mahon
Murphy and Hammons
Murphy, Gilliam, and
Brown Heirs
Passmore, Foeter, Thomas and Shaw
Chancery Court of
Maury County Tenn
Land Sale in Maury County Court at Columbia Tennessee
Land sale ordered by Maury County Court at Columbia will occur October 23 1909 on described property in the 6th civil district near Giles County line. Bids to the highest bidder with 15 percent cash and the rest due in one two and three years with a lien to secure the purchase price. H W Thomas Clerk J H Dinning Attorney. 24ditwklyat
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Tommie Brunson Lockhart
Columbia
Tennessee
6Th Civil District
Maury County
Giles County
W. E. Peden and Phosphate Company
W. R. H. Matthews
Phosphate Company
James Cummins
Campbellsville Pike
James Bronson
S. A. Sands
H. W. Thomas
J. H. Dinning
End of world prophecy near Duxbury camp
In Duxbury Massachusetts on September 25 Triune Immersionists camp at Ashwood pray and chant as they await the end of the world within 24 hours. Leaders postponed the predicted hour citing earlier erroneous reports and signs in the heavens. A reader testimonial endorses Foley's Orrino Laxative as a remedy for constipation and liver trouble.
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Duxbury
Mass
Ashwood
Col Ingram Transferred to Chicago Division
Special to The Herald reports Col. C. H. Ingram revenue agent in charge of the district has been transferred to the Chicago division effective October 1.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
C. H Ingram
Chicago
Non-resident Defendants Ordered to Appear in Columbia Chancery
In the Clerk and Master's Office of Columbia Tennessee on September 10 1909 it is ordered that non resident defendants C Palmer Andrew Bailari ste ward Gentry Ballard Melis and husband LaFayette Sorrell Poll Kelly and husband Lamb Kelly John Holden and husband Geo Holden Deana Herman and husband Herman William Baxter Isom John Baxter and Robert Bat their unknown heirs appear before the first three days of the October term to plead answer or demur to cross bill or be confessed and a copy of this order to be published for four weeks in The Columbia Herald Attest A N Akin Clerk and Master Greenlaw Whitthorne Fleming Fleming for Complainants
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William Hopps
Amd
Nam Hopps
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia (Weekly
Thos. J. Baxter
C. Palmer
Andrew Bailari
Stew Tard
Gentry Ballard
Melis
LaFayette Sorre
Poll Kelly
Lamb Kelly
Jiom Holden
Geo. Holden
Deana Herman
Herman
William Baxter
Isom John Baxter
Robert Bat
State of
Chancery
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
Greenlaw & Whitthorne
Fleming & Fleming
Country Girl Not So Green
Kansas City Sept 25. Frederick Chapman discovered his wife had not been divorced from her last husband. He confronted her she confessed to prior alliances and he filed bigamy charges. She was held for trial in Criminal Court. An alleged confession to the Prosecuting Attorney named five prior husbands over the past three years including Frank Ritter James Chaney Martin Wheeler and two Kansas City men.
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Kansas City
Frederick Chapman
Chapman
Criminal Cour
Baring Bees
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