Mixed Feed Act Is Attacked In Injunction Suit
Marion W. Savage of Minneapolis, head of the International Stock Food Company, seeks an injunction in the U S Circuit Court to stop enforcement of Chapter 426 of the Acts of 1907 known as the Commercial Stock Food Act. He alleges unconstitutionalities including that the act would confiscate private property in his firm’s medicinal products. He claims the act’s formula disclosures would reveal trade secrets and ruin competitive advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Savage
Minneapois
International Stock Food Company
Harry 8. Stokes
Nashville
Robert Christensen
Chicago
C. D. Clarke
United States Circuit Court
Commissioners Agriculture
Patterson Resignation Stirs Rutherford County Election Board
The Rutherford Reporter reports John B Earthman resigns as chairman of the Rutherford County Board of Election and Registration Commissioners citing Gov Patterson’s administration and a desire to separate from it. The vacancy from C C Henderson’s exit leaves James Cason as the remaining Republican member, increasing likelihood the state board will name successors promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford Reporter
Jono B. Earthman
John B Earthman
Rutherford County Board of Election and Registration Commissioners
Gov. Patterson
Barthman
C. C. Henderson
State Board
Jas. Cason
Welcome Home Texans and Tennesseans at Nashville
Governor Taylor delivers a heartfelt welcome to Tennessee Texas homecomers in Nashville. He compares the two states and extols Tennessee as the fairest and most beautiful while emphasizing pride in homeland, family, and the bonds of kinship as two million kin eyes watch their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Taylor
Nashville
Byron
Burns
Satan
Adam
Man
Angel
Tennessee
Dixie
Texas
Union
Our Lost Senes and the Pituitary Brain Mystery
A curious essay argues that humans once had a sixth sense, with the pituitary body as its remnant. The piece speculates this organ may have aided navigation, ghostly communication, or sensing darkness, suggesting it disappeared as vision and time sense evolved.
Mirrors as Detectives in Stores Highlight Witnessing by Reflections
A New York Press excerpt notes interior decorators say mirrors aid in spotting shoplifters. Store watchers observe shoppers’ reflections to detect theft, guiding confrontations. The piece contrasts this with a tale of a teacher receiving flowers from a poor boy, revealing gifts despite wilted blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
New York
Timmy
Remarkable Life Shift Among NSW Convicts Turned Citizens
A fragment notes that many of New South Wales settlers in 1821 were convicts or former convicts. It highlights a proclaimed transformation as criminals became working, orderly citizens aboard an American vessel and settled in Australia, with claims of reform and quiet assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Ausope
Tre Ling
Healy Cure Soothe Itching and Bruises Advertisement
An old remedy claims to soothe itching and treat bruises or burns without a scar. It promotes cures for piles edema salt rheum and other skin irritations. Dean's Ointment marketed as a trusted drugstore gel for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
President Roosevelt Leaves on Western and Southern Trip
President Roosevelt departs Washington on a three week journey aboard a special Pennsylvania train. He will stop in Canton Keokuk St Louis Cairo Memphis and then move through Louisiana canebreak areas before returning to Washington by October 23. The trip includes speeches at McKinley memorial dedication Keokuk and several cities along the Mississippi River with officials and press in attendance.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Loeb
Keokuk
Latta
T. H. Netherland
Rixey
Wilson
Garfield
Canton
Ohio
Alexander Lambert
Lambert
Mississippi River
Inland Waterways Commission
St Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Louisiana
Washington
Vicksburg
Miss
Nashville
Tenn
Holders Must Release Debts Under 1907 Law
Under House Bill No 199 Acts of the Legislature of 1907 mortgage holders must record full payment by entering satisfaction on the record and pay the costs of entries. Failure to do so after written notice within 20 days triggers a $100 forfeiture to the requester unless a suit is pending or instituted. Costs for partial payments or satisfaction are charged to the holder.
Big Brewer Run Amuck at State Fair Race
At the Nashville State Fair, Columbia’s Alex McKay challenged Nashville horseman William Gerst over a race with a negro driver. Protests from white drivers threatened to shut down the event unless a white driver rode Gerst’s horse. McKay, 135 pounds, stood in the judges’ stand and helped prevent a clash as Gerst apologized and allowed a white driver to ride.
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Nashville
Alex McKay
Columbia
Wiliam Geret
Gerst
Borten
McKay
Aunt Nancy Brown 91 Dead in Sumner County Record Longevity
Gallatin Tenn Sept 80 There is chatter of a longevity race to win an antirace death prize. Old Aunt Nancy Brown, though deceased, is said to hold an unmatched record at 91. She bore 18 children, 110 grandchildren, 331 great grandchildren and 48 great great grandchildren totaling 502 direct descendants. She lived in the Twelfth district and died at her son A R Browns home now Franklin KY.
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Gallatin
Tenn
Sumner County
Nancy Brown
A. R. Brown
Franklin, Ky
Roosevelt
New Teacher in Expression at Columbia Institute
Miss Hamil arrives Monday to head expression and physical culture at the Columbia Institute. She is a Columbia College of Expression graduate from Chicago and a seasoned, highly recommended educator.
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Miss Hamil
Texas
Columbia Institute
Columbia College of Expression of
Chicago
Bomes
Brief Items From Global Quarters Resignations and Roosevelts St Louis Plan
Authentic reports reveal department heads will resign with Jamestown Exposition Director General Barr. John A Wakefield chief of concessions also resigns with others likely stepping down. William T Stead notes The Hague failure to credit Roosevelt in peace efforts. Paris issues decree separating church and state in Algeria from 1908, with broad latitude. Roosevelt to speak in St Louis on way to waterways convention. Missouri hosts governors and carnival crowds. Rail clerks strike in Toledo with 600 workers. New Orleans steamers suspend cotton loading. Cuba rail strike poses no mail disruption per Gov Magoon. Hostages delivered to Gen Drude at Casa Blanca. Booker Washington linked to a plantation sale rumored. Indiana minister advocates total liquor prohibition. Swedish Yacht Club asks NYYC about America’s Cup challenge. Internal Revenue appointment in Ohio. Herman Cellarius resigns. Train wreck on Prince road near Dixon Missouri injures several. Dr H W Kitchen presides at White House yard event.
Nonresident defendants ordered to appear in Columbia Chancery Court
Clerk and Master in the Bent district issues an order requiring Wag Dawson William Long Marys Davis Brett Eugene Barrow Thomas Harrow and others to appear within three days of the October term in Columbia 1907 to plead answer or demur to the complainants bill. A copy of the order will be published in four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald with A N Akin as Clerk and Master and Figuers as solicitor for the complainant.
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Ward Dawson
Wag Dawson
Wm. A. Long
Mamis Davig
Brett
Her Hushang
Bratt -Eugene Barrow
Thomas Harrow
Retie Dawson
Will Dawson
Corn Py Bridge
Oy Jones
Mary Jones
Bessie Jones
State of
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Hérald
A. N. Akin
Ee Figuers
Sol'r
Non-Resident Notice in Columba Chancery Case 1907
Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee orders non residents Emma Davis Grigsby complaint defendants to appear within the first three days of the October term 1907 or plead answer or demur. If not the bill will be confessed and heard ex parte. Notice to be published four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Greenlaw
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
EB. Hy
C. P. Hatcher
State Bank founder dies amid pleuraly… flight noted in Germany
State Banking and Trust Company of Cleveland, a prominent figure in Inbid financial circles, died yesterday of pleuralysis. Zeppelin conducted a highly successful airship flight at Friedrichshafen, Germany, lasting seven hours. Secretary Root and party arrived in Mexico City, greeted by thousands as fall festivities in St. Paul opened with the formal presentation of the principal attendee.
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State Banking and Trust Company of
Cleveland
Zeppelin
Prietrichshafen
Germany
Root Ang Pursuerty
Mexico City
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MR. Patterson
John B. Earthman
Bob
Taylor
Lynnville, Tenn
Amuck
Alex M’kay
WM. Gerst
MR. Roosevelt
South Main Street
World's News
Barr
John A. Wakefield
William T. Stead
Paris
Algeria
St. Louis
Missouri
Toledo
Loultvilte
New Orleans
Leyland Line
Austro-American Line
Magoon
War Department
Cuba
Drude
Casa Blanca
B. B. Comer
Alabama
Booker Washington
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Chicago Ministerial Association
Swedish Yacht Club of
Stockholm
New York Yacht Club
Bernhardt Bettman
Internal Revenue
Ylee Herman Cellarius
Wan Pnsuness
White House
Prince Road
Dixon, Mo
H. W. Kitchen
The
Solan J
Columb, Tenn
Emma Davis Grigsby
St.aul
E. W. Jones
B. Hugh Street
Robert Berg
Bethel Block
Continential Fine Insurge CO
Ena
Farrell & Lipscomb
Hendley, Frierson & Coch
Agts Fonds Mane
ALS
Guardians
Frank Latta
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