Two Offices In Insurance Injunction Case At Chattance
Attorneys for State Life Insurance Company argued in Chattanagee over jurisdiction to cancel the State Mutual policy. Judge Clark reserved decision on whether to grant a permanent injunction to prevent Mr Folk from cancelling the fee of the company. The hearing involved J Dean of Rome T M Estes of Ubride and G D Lancaster of thirty plus, with Attorney General Cates representing the State.
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Life Insurance Company
Jogall Vr
Mutual
J. Dean
Rome
T. M. Estes
Ubride
G. D. Lancaster
Cates Ap Od
Folk
Manent
Clark
Graft Charges in Birmingham Shake City Hall
In Birmingham Mayor Ward after returning from Europe sought aid from Citizens' Committee to probe graft allegations against Aldermen John W. ONeill and R. D. Burnett. Burnett faces so many charges he may be pushed from office. ONeill denies ingratitude and hints others target bitulithic paving graft. The antiadministration leaders lead the inquiry as Birmingham faces its fiercest municipal probe.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ward
Europe
Jauion
John W. O'Neill
R. D. Burnett
Burnett
O’neil
O'Neill
Hin
O’neill
Burnet
County Court Proceedings Register Administrators and Guardians Named
J L Hutton qualified as administrator of the estate of John Trotter deceased. J W Foster qualified as administrator of the estate of John E Foster deceased. M E B White qualified as guardian of Misa Viola White. J M Cheek qualified as guardian of the minor children of Mrs Ellen Tankersley deceased.
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J. L. Hutton
John Trotter
J. W. Foster
John E. Foster
M. EB. White
Misa Viola White
JM. Cheek
Ellen Tankersley
Public Sale 1 at Leatherwood near Jones Valley October 16 1907
Public notice for a full household and farming sale at Leatherwood near Jones Valley on Wednesday October 16 1907. Auction includes three jacks six Jennets three work mules three horses several young colts broodmares cows hogs wagon timber mowers plows and farm implements. Terms cash under 10 dollars. over 110 dollars payable in 12 months with interest on notes. W W Page Centreville Team wospttT stdoetté.
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Leatherwood
Jones’ Valley
W. W. Page
Centreville
HAGGARD NOT A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR NOMINATION
Wayne County Republicans push Home A Haggard as the proper GOP nominee for governor next year. Haggard says he is not a candidate and would not accept the nomination, though friends insist he could be persuaded. His law practice is cited as a barrier, yet supporters argue Tennessee deserves a Wayne County man to lead the ticket.
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Waynesboro
Tenn
Friends of Home
Haggard
Evans
Tennessee
Wayne County
Administrator's Sale at Everett Farm in Columbia
The sale on Thursday October 10 at the B F Everett farm on the Mt Pleasant pike near Columbia offers two buggy mares three mules 20 hogs farming machinery a new buggy hay corn oats and household goods. Sale starts at 10 am. Cash terms. F F Everett Administrator Columbia Tenn.
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B. F. Everett
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant Pike
F. PF. Everett
Tenn
Railroads to Test Opinion on Tennessee Assessments
Tennessee railroads prepare to challenge Attorney General Charles T. Cates ruling that side trackage and terminal property must be assessed as taxable property. The Louisville and Nashville Illinois Central Nashville Terminal Company and others filed exceptions with the state railroad commission citing the new assessment feature.
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Tennessee
Charles T. Cates
State Railroad Commission
Louisville and Nashville
Tllinois Central
Nashville Terminal Company
Noted divine dies suddenly in Louisville
The Rev. Dr. Francis Bartlett Converse editor of the Christian Observer and a leader in the Presbyterian Church in the South died at 2:30 a.m. at his home on 422 West St Catherine Street. He had devoted forty years to the denominational paper and his death brings shock to his family and colleagues.
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Louisville
Francis Bartlett Converse
Christian Observer
Presbyterian Church In the
Capers Attends Episcopal Convention in Richmond
Rev. Walter B. Capers left Monday afternoon to attend the General Convention of the Episcopal Church in Richmond Virginia. The event marks the 300th anniversary of the church in America and is expected to be one of the era's major religious gatherings.
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Walter B. Capers
The
Episcopal Church
Richmond
Episcopal Church In America
Esr
Carmack pressured to run in Tennessee race amid pledges break
Continued discussion reveals strong pressure from counties across Tennessee urging Senator Carmack to enter the gubernatorial contest against Patterson. Carmack, reluctant, weighs a public duty against sizeable private offers from investment bureaus, newspapers, and law firms, while considering the political cost of a bid.
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Carmack
Biice
Patterson
Tennessee
Senator Carmack
Ght
Ivetire
Teddy Bears for Roosevelt Foiled Practical Joke
Lake Providence La Col Palmer of Mississippi plotted to ship seven gross of small teddy bears to be scattered along Roosevelt hunt routes near Memphis Tennessee. Government guards and local officials intercepted the plan to keep the president safe during his upcoming canebrake search. Roosevelt previously hunted bears in Mississippi years ago before the Teddy Bear craze.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lake Providence
Col. Palmer
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Here
Beerer
WIFE GONE DONT WANT TO LIVE
Montgomery jail report details Charles Roe, 40, found with morphine and other poisons intended for self harm after his wife left him. He vowed to kill himself if she did not return, and asked to be kept in jail until released, thereafter to die.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Roe
Memorial no martyred president dedicated
The piece praises President McKinley for his broad sympathies and calls for property owners to uphold the law, stressing unity between workers and capitalists. It argues that wrongdoing spans classes and urges people to live by conduct, not wealth, as a tribute to the late president in the memorial observance.
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McKin Jey
Prisoners May Have Liberty in Workhouse Ruling
Memphis Tennessee September 30 a verdict of not guilty was returned for J B Fite keeper of the county workhouse charged with neglect of duty and unlawfully permitting a prisoner to go at large The case revolved around William McVey a Fifth Ward saloonkeeper sentenced to eleven months and twenty nine days for running a gambling house The assistant attorney general argued the keeper may use discretion over prisoner license and that a guard ensures custody, effectively allowing mobility.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sam ©. Bates
Fite
Second Criminal Court
William McVey
Fifth Ward
Gen. Bates
Holt Case Next Monday Opens on New Court Docket
At Nashville the Court of Civil Appeals convenes next Monday for the first session. The Maury county docket leads the list and Columbia bar members depart Monday morning for the opening. The notable case is State ex rel against Allen Holt, an effort to oust Justices of the Peace from office.
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Nashville
Court of Civil Appeals
Maury County
Columbia Bar
Allen Holt
Justices of the Peace
East Tennessee backs Carmack in Governor bid
East Tennessee leaders and voters align for Senator Carmack with a state primary to nominate. Prominent figures from twelve counties pledge support, pledging to instruct for Carmack in 1908. Strong shows of unity across Anderson to Sullivan counties signal broad East Tennessee backing amid mounting anticipation of a Carmack gubernatorial run.
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Herald
Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Carmack
Patterson
East Tennesee
L. M. G. Baker
Enem
E. P. McQueen
Loudon County
Claiborne Coun
W. A. Owens
Campbell County
Senator Carmack
Col. T. BE. H. McCrosky
Monroe County
J. F. Mayfield
Bradley County
J. L. Crowder
Anderson County
Anderson
W. P. McSwain
Cocke County
Benj. Witt
Polk County
Jas H. Bundren
Jefferson County
Clint Armstrong
Marshall County
N. Q. Allen
McMinn County
John L Cox
Sullivan County
Supreme Court
Carmack Enters Governor Race With Broad Tennessee Support
Nashville reports fans celebrate Carmack's declaration. Supporters across East Tennessee and the Third and Fourth districts predict overwhelming majorities, while Patterson mobilizes appointees and presses a machine-backed push for a state wide primary. Debate prospects loom as Carmack’s camp crowds await Ham’s response.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Carr ‘Rmack
Patterson
Ithis County
Davidson County
Carmack
Taylor
Senate
East Tennessee
Warren
White
Franklin
Grundy
Coffee
Cannon
Coffee County
Moore County
Awith
Bummer County
Wilson
Smith
Overton
Putnam
The Main Point of a Fragmentary Quote
A fragmented text raises questions about a driving action or drink inquiry. The garbled phrases imply unknown players or subjects and compel readers to infer who did what and why.
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