Roosevelt crowds and wartime plans across the nation
Ty Roosevelt contemplates a crowd scene while McKinley’s election advances a large army plan. Debates about postponing Estero engagements, political maneuvering in Congress, and campaign talk by Bryan and Woonry color a tumultuous political landscape. A Michigan farmer’s suicide shadows wedding plans as judges consider riot indictments in Ark on. Clara Barros of the Red Cross calls for shelter aid for storm victims.
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Mies Clara Barros
National Red Crops Society
Haa
Captain J M Kell dies at 77 in Georgia home
Capt. John McIntosh Kell Adjutant General of Georgia and noted Southern figure died at his home near Soxsaton on October 5 at 6:30 PM after long illness. A Mexican War veteran, Kell served with Commodore Perry and commanded on the Sumter and the Alabama. He became Adjutant General of Georgia in 1896 and held the post until his death.
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Soxsyaton
John McIntosh Kell
Georgia
South
Commodore Perry
Depen
Raphel Semmes
New Orleana
Sumter
Semmes
Republican Convention Call From Maory County Chairman
John W. Jackson, chairman of the Maory County Republican Executive, issues a call for a convention to be held on Monday, October 15, 1900, at 12 o'clock for nominations. The meeting will take place at Lo' sm with the date and location specified by Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
Maory County
Cohan
Lo' Sm
Iao
W. Jackes
Erwin Prevails in Senate Nomination and House Race
The Democratic convention nominated J. E. Erwin for the Senate after a split vote with Whitthorne, with Maury county providing decisive support. In the House race, Capt. A A Lipscomb won the first ballot, with J. L. Cochran and Nelson vying for second place before Nelson secured the nomination on the final ballot.
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Ord
John M Crowe
W J. Whitthorne
Severson
J W
Stockard
Lewis
Erwin
Whitthorne
Brockard
Maury
Perry
Mollie Hardison
John W. Morton
Mira Hardison
Representatives
House of Representatives
Messrs. Siniser
Crowe
Siniser
W. B. Greenan
Arush
Bredson Brown
A. A. Lipscold
LH. Hatcher
Juan Nelson
J.A. Voorhing
W. C Gordon
Eugene Ritter
J. 7. L. Cochran, J. A. Baker Nominated Jag, Li. Dooley
Jno
M. Crowe
R. D. Lowhridge
Ban Hayes
Yotal
Lipscomb
Nebon
Lowbridge
Guidun
Dooiey & Hayes
Capt. Lipscomb
Nelson
Lochridge
Gordon
Hayes
Suicoie
Rohm Retires as Ameri can Phosphate Manager
Mr H D Rohm and Herman W Rohm have retired from active management of the American Phosphate Company. Henry Dotterer, formerly with Charleston Mining Company, becomes general manager and will operate from Mt Pleasant. Dotterer brings a Charleston stenographer, arrives in Mt Pleasant last Monday, and will work at the Tagram Building through the office move.
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Herman W. Rohm
American Phosphate Company
Actlvation
Henry Dotterer
Charleston Mining Company
South Carolina
Ruth
Mt. Pleasant
Tagram
Dotterer
Charleston
Miss Morey
Mt Pleasant narrowly tops Culteoka in season finale race
The Mt Pleasant and Culteoka teams clash in a tight season finale with Mt Pleasant winning 4 to 3 after earlier claims of unfair play. The event featured a long list of premium winners in horse shows and a crowded fairground crowd despite threatening weather.
Ridley Farm Sale Upheld in Phosphate Case Favoring Defendants
Chancellor Abernathy rendered a Friday decision in the suit of W P and Webb Ridley versus the International Phosphate Company and others, ruling for the defendants. The matter centered on the Ridley farm near Ridley Station where phosphate deposits were found and sold by decree in Chancery to Carpenter and Strudwick, later sold to the International Barony. The Ridleys claimed the sale should be set aside for alleged bid rigging, but the testimony showed the buyers acted in good faith with no fraud. The guardian ad litem for minor heirs filed a cross bill asserting lack of jurisdiction to order the sale. the Chancellor dismissed the cross bill and held the court did have jurisdiction.
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Chancellor Abernathy
W P. and Webb Ridley
Internationa Phosphate Company
Ridley Farm
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Ridley Station
Messrs
Carpenter and Strudwick
Ridleys
Eigieys
Guardian
Nashville's New Terminal Opens With Ceremonial Event
Formal opening ceremonies drew a crowd to the new terminal station in Nashville. Attendees included President Harris of the Chamber of Commerce Mayor Head Major J W Ppaeee and Mayor E C Lewis along with other local officials. Music and remarks highlighted the occasion.
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Nashvinix
Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Head
J. W. Ppaeee Maor E C Lewis
La fond _ Bpeechen
Jemera
August Felon
Milton H. Sailth
Destructive Flames Threaten Doyls Town in White County
Nashville dispatch reports a destructive fire in White County near Doyls that nearly wiped out the town during the night. Firefighters battled flames as residents stood by, with containment ongoing and property damage feared extensive.
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Nashville
White County
Gre
Large Family Reunion of Williamson Descendants
About 150 descendants of Charles Williamson gathered in Charlotte County Virginia for a reunion, tracing roots to Virginia with branches in Franklin County Missouri and other Southern states. The gathering featured officers, distant relatives, and plans for a 1901 reunion at the Williamson estate in Charlotte County with social activities, readings, and a traditional basket dinner.
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St Lovie Republic
Willienmig
Charlotte County
Wirwluta
Heitheer
Guyual Faiily
Enon
Dumeon We Norti
Ta Mt. Leont
Barnes
St. Louis
Louie O. White
W. G. Moore
J. Newby
W. G. Bryan
Duo Thompson
H. Bryan
Williamsons
Virginia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Liluois
Charles Williamson
Bhigiaid
Cuthbert Williamson
America
James River
Virginta
Winestown
Philbecwins
Cobham
Willitaron
Aluil
Curbhert Williamson
Henry Williamson
Memphie
Maj
John J. Williamson
Hhe
Mise Lucy
Columbia, Ronn
Florence Willison
Reanoke
Calvin 8. Brown, Sr
Oblun Youty
Trennessee
Withhin
Ruth Williamson
Mra
Anderson Dean
Calvin &. Brown, Jr
The
Colorade Universit
Willian O. Rogers
Lillinois
Mra Primm
Br. Joseph
Mian Nettie Rogers
Lillavie
A . Louis
Deplorable accident injures young Daimwood near mill yard
Russell Daimwood, son of Mr and Mrs James Daimwood, was badly hurt Sunday afternoon in the railroad yards near the Columbia Mill and Elevator Co plant. He fell beside a switch engine and his left leg was crushed below the knee, with medical help delayed for several hours. Friends extend sympathy and hope for his recovery.
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Russell Daimwood
James Daimwood
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Janet
Sent Street
Mark Twain Plans Return From London Residence
New York reports Mark Twain will leave London this Saturday to return to the United States after five years abroad. He says the journey reenergizes him in body and mind. The author will spend winter in New York and go to Hartford, Connecticut, next spring.
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New York
Mark Twain
Logion
United States
London
Hartford
Conn
Maury County Democrats Elect New Executive Committee
The Maury County Democratic Committee elected new members and a chair at a Saturday meeting in the Circuit Court room. Walter Bailey and John M. Crowe tied for temporary chairman. Bailey won. W. J. Towler became chairman and W. B. Greenlaw was named secretary amid adjournment after a party endorsement of state officials. New executive list includes Nolan Woolard, Drake Stanfill, John Gillespie, G. W. Oliver, Cook Harris, W. Bellurant, W. M. Gibony, Dick Parks and others.
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Perry
Lewis
Jno
M. Crowe
Jas. A. Smiser
Erwin
Whitthorne
Crowe
Smiser
Hows Iu Consultatio
J. W. Christian
Lewis County
FE. Baker
Percy
BH. Huieher
BN. Woolard
BE. Yoest
Marry
James A. Siniser
Democratic Press
Maury County
N. Woolard
Drake Stanfird
Joby Gillespie
Dr. Welton Oliver
Frank Haywood
M.B Pomlinson
A Martin
Joe Hobbs
J. H. Morgan
J. A. Phineas
Andrews
W. F. Tucker
J. A. Oaken
A. Ritter
J. A. Soser
A. Satuiuels
W. H. Wilson
A. O. PB. Nicholson
R. H. Guest
Ed O'Neil
B. Yoest
R. BE. Nichols
W. L. Davin
B Stephens
de. T. B Brown
J. H.B
Donglas
W. A. Fevive
L. L. Frierson
EB. M. Kindel
J. B. Ganbery
MW. J. Kinzer
Jo John Akin
Jas, Lyle
EA. Pogue
J.T. Patton
Ad Forgey
RG. Mallina
J. W. Adkinson
Iy Lewia Hutchison
Ed. Davis
J.H. Murphy
T. G. Hughes
JA. Baker
van Tankersley
J.B. Odell
W. A. Glenn
E. T. Journey
John M. Crowe
E. K. Derryberry
E. H. Hatcher
J. W. Stockard
Ir. Stockard
Hatcher
Dr. Stockard
Hatener
Revved
M A. Baker
Ted
E. E. Erwin
Democratic Committee
M-T
Circuit Court
N. B. Cheairs
Som
Bam
Hardison
Hillarris
Walter Bailey
John M. Rowe
Bailey
Drake Stantill
John Gillespie
G. W. Oliver
Cook Harris
Bellaurant
W. M. Gibony
Dick Parks
TL Matthews
Jobo E L. Phot
W. CG. Whitthorne
W. B. Kedmlaw
Sol Grow
Jain A. Collier
Oo Lavender
A.J. Nichols
Trustees consider returning funds over memorial trust
In Nashville Tennessee Frank Cheavnain Bivouac reports the trustees of the Truss memorial fund were urged to return Wennsee's contribution. The movement was deemed a failure. The bivouac refused to act on the Gordon Shaw incident in Atlanta and tabled a report censuring Geo f Gordon for the tone of his A. R. meetings speeches.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank Cheavnain
Tom Right
The
Truss Memorial Fund
Wennsee
Gordon Shaw
Atlanth
Geof Gordon
A. R
Governor McMillin appoints Hart judge in Tuvidtin County
Governor McMillin named W M Hart as judge of the Tuvidtin County Criminal Court to fill the vacancy created by Judge Anderson's resignation. Hart's appointment was announced from Nashville on October 4.
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Nashville
McMillin
W.M. Hart Onudge
Tuvidtin County
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International Phosphate Co
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St. Louis, Mo
New Democratic Committee
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Jas. Goodloe
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Jot Akin
Stephen Kirk
Ad Porgiy
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