Barthol elected president of Columbia Military Academy trustees
A special meeting in Nashville elected Edward E. Barthell president of the Columbia Military Academy board to fill the vacancy caused by Benjamin L. Wiggins death. Harry A. Luck was named as a new trustee, with other officers and faculty present. The academy reports its strongest attendance in years, despite crowded classrooms and dormitories. The War Department retains curriculum oversight, and a possible Secretary of War visit to inspect the school is anticipated within sixty days.
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Governor Pardons Release Prisoners in Tennessee
Special to The Herald Nashville Sept 20 Gov Patterson granted pardons to multiple inmates across counties. N D Harris Blount convicted 1907 felonious assault three years. Robert Dean Shelby carrying pistol eleven months and 29 days plus $50 fine. Waller and Claud Green Shelby cruelty to animals each fined $25. J G Strickiin Wayne carrying pistol fined $50. Bob Patty Sloan February 1908 violating the tile law six months plus $50 fine and costs.
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Roosevelt Policies to Guide Taft Says President
President Taft vows to follow Roosevelt conservation policies as law allows and urges Congress to authorize a $10 million federal bond issue for reclamation projects. He outlines disposal plans for government lands and water power sites to prevent monopolies while generating revenue, with Ballinger and Pinchot present as tensions noted but not escalated.
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Church clashes with the state in France over schooling
In Paris the French Episcopate issued a pastoral letter telling Catholic parents that public school teachings threaten their faith. It condemns co education as immoral and vows to withhold church sacraments from children attending interdicted schools. It calls neutral instruction a danger and warns of public education enemies.
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New York Harbor Sailors Attend Hudson-Fulton Event
Thousands of sailors from ships in New York harbor packed the Hippodrome for the Hudson Fulton celebration. Banquets honored by Gov. Hughes and Gov. Fort drew dignitaries while a high wind thwarted Wilbur Wright and Glenn Curtiss from flying.
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Annoying Wait Times Frustrate Transit Riders
Commuters express frustration over delays and outdated schedules as trains run late. Passengers describe repeated waits and confusion due to prior timing information. Officials say timetable accuracy remains a priority and support service updates.
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