Negroes Involved In Circus Day Robbery Case
An alleged ring of four men from Cross Bridges faced court after a street purse find led to a robbery plan near Phoenix Bank. Jurisdiction moved to circuit court with a $1,000 bond for two charges. English claimed innocence, admitting only bookkeeping. the others testified about the scheme and arrests followed a chase through the streets.
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Kugiteh
Alles
George Sturrie
Nesro
Yollee
Lanvanter
Ingen
Joe Armstrong
Hodge Fleming
Cross Bridges
Phoenix
Fleming
Taylor
English
W. Sixth Street
Quartette
Harris
Lancaster
Lberty
Jud Kennedy
Macedonia
Jhidgeerwin
Foley's Honey and Tar Clears Air Passages
An old GEOAlcorn ad describes Foley's Honey and Tar as clearing air passages and stopping throat irritation. It touts soothing inflamed membranes, relieving obstinate coughs, healing sore lungs, and strengthening the system while urging consumers to avoid imitations in the yellow package.
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Foley
GEO. S
Alcorn
Court to Pass on Pardons Abuse In Tennessee
Knoxville October 8 The Tennessee Supreme Court will decide this week if the governor can grant a pardon while an appeal is pending in the Tower County case of J W Stevens who forged C A Reeder’s name and was convicted. Stevens was released after a pardon by Gov Pottsman and later the sheriff was ordered to bring him into court but the case stalled for absent counsel. it will be heard this week.
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Armstrong
Taylor
Toylr
Manly
Fleming
Phoenix
Joe Armstrong
Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Tower Court
J. W. Stevens
C. A. Reeder
Herry
Knox County
Criminal Court
Appea
Potteaun
Stevens
Reise
Sherif Roeder
Kong County
Lady Blevens
Sherif Rooters
Five Die In Nashville Store Fire Suspected Arson
A Nashville grocery on Eighth Avenue North and Jefferson Street burned in the early hours. Four members of Moses Fishman's family perished in the blaze and Fishman died later at City Hospital. Police arrest Jim Butler and George Garrison, both black, on suspicion. The fire likely started beneath the stairs, trapping the upper floor occupants. The victims include Dora Fishman Rose Mshman Rose A Fishman and Rachael Markson.
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The
Herald
Nashville
J. A. Thuss
Eighth Avenue
North
Jefferson Street
City Hospital
Jim Butler
George Garrison
Moses Fishman
Fishon
Mursing
Dora Fishman
Rose Mshman
Rose A. Fishman
Rachael Markson
Fishman
Peabody Money Controversy Reaches State Officials
Nashville October 8 Comptroller Dibrell asks Attorney General Cates for guidance on Peabody College funds. He notes Davidson County Court action and questions whether the Legislature intended the college to remain independent from other institutions. He cites donor conditions tying location to Vanderbilt and seeks advice on recovering funds already paid.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Dibrell
Cates
George Peabody College
Davidson County
Vanderbilt University
Peabody Fund
Atorney
McCarn Charges Probed By Nashville Grand Jury
Special to The Herald reports Attorney General Jem McCarn’s charges against Davidson county’s grand jury are under investigation in Criminal Court. Witnesses have been examined and the process may last several days. Attorneys for jurors include Judge J. M. Anderson Ex-Attorney General Bess and Hon Lytton Hicks. Some testimony indicated witnesses told the jury liquor was sold in Nashville and the jury marked it No good.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jem McCarn
Davidson County
J. M. Anderson
Atorney
Bess
Lytton Hicks
Iman
Hihe
Local canines high divers Pete and Bob steal the show
Pete and Bob two small pox wiilers train with Shields Bros in Cilumula to perform rapid ladder climbs and dives from a seventy five foot platform. The two under ten pound dogs leap from ladders to nets three times daily with meat rewards, while their trainers A H Shields and the Shields brothers expand acts and plan polar explorations. The pair, rivaled by earlier acts, are promoted by local Herald coverage.
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Pete
Bob
Shields
Tasbul
Shields Bros
North Pole
Pete Shields
Smells Bros
the Herald
A. H. Shields
L. & N. Railroad
Thrice-A-Week World Offer In One-Plus- Herald Deal
An advertising notice promotes the Thrice-A-Week World as a cheap accurate news source. It touts partial daily-like coverage at two papers per week including The Columbia Herald, offering a one year bundle for $1, a savings over the combined $2.00 regular price.
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New York World
Iis
Thricka-Whek World
Columbia Herald
Students' Club in Tenth Year at Meeting
The club enters its tenth year with renewed interest at a Saturday meeting. Slary Carbonwr hosts as France becomes a study focus with two highlighted works, Chateaux of France by Mrs Pillow and the Legione by Mrs Aine, shown during introductions to the year’s program.
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France
Mra. Pillow
Board Refuses To Reduce Salary Of Columbia’s MV
City board rejects proposed cut, keeping MV salary at 8300 per year. Biddle supporters oppose measures, while 66 idle against city savings efforts. Residents weigh impact as officials defend payroll stability.
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Columbia
Biddle
CITY
City Attorne y vacancy filled and aldermanic shifts noted
W U Creart elected city attorney after a vote by the board. W A Cherry was named to the Board of Aldermen for the Fourth Ward, replacing Dale who resigned. Hatcher tendered his resignation and will step down subject to successor election. The meeting covered budget cuts, street widenings, and donations to the Tennessee Orphan's Home in Davis Hall. Mayor Biddle presided with all aldermen present. minutes approved.
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Cherry
Biddle
Meyor Biddle
Dale
Pile
Dales
Dedman
Chaffin
Dedman Poste
Dedinah
Sreoedtnes
Leo
Cherry Sue
Redman
Enalenent
Recorder
Corety NY Id
Hayes Rear
Ninth Street
B. Lazarus
Adkissioy
Youst
Scovermany
Tle Education
Athenaeum
I Cherry
Swansburg
Chaitin Wan
Dpiefire
Suits Filed for Damages In Local Court
Fragmentary OCR text indicates multiple damage suits filed, naming an attorney and parties with unclear particulars. The readable bits reference a $1.90 amount and a declaration described as not seen, with garbled dates and names.
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J. We
Shelton
Jet
Unclear OCR fragment from Norway Michigan item
Fragmentary noisy text mentions Foley's Honor and hay care, neighbor bay, and Alcorn with date July 17. Unable to determine a coherent news event or names due to garbled OCR.
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Goth Boys
Norway
Mich
Imlex
Foley
Nytt
Alcorn
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