Servia Eager for Struggle at Deep Waterway Meet
At the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway Association convention in Chicago the Democratic candidate supporters hailed Servia’s readiness for conflict. Bryan and Pinchot addressed the crowd while letters from Hill were read, urging deep waterways and stronger transportation links.
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Chicago
Oct. S
William J. Bryan
Gifford Pinchet
National Conservation Commission
J. J. Hill
Coliseum
Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Bryan
Lakes
Gulf
William B. Taft
Hill
Pinchot
Hil
Congressman Ratner
Ilinois
Pinghot
E. C. Lewis
Missouri
D. R K. Klink
Mimself
First Spike in Interurban Rail Line Ceremony
A geld spike was driven to mark the start of an electric railway linking Mt Pleasant Columbia Spring Hill and Franklin with Nashville. Key officials spoke, rights of way secured, and construction slated to reach Franklin in December with progress toward Columbia and Mt Pleasant next year.
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Mt Pleasant
Columbia
Spring Hill
Franklin
State
Davidson
WillYameon
Maury Counties
Tennessee Central Railroad
Nashville
John A. Pitts
W. M. Pollard
Davidson County Court
Brown
Perkins
BH. P. Fowlkes
Charles Burch
Henry H. Mayberry
Maj
W. J. Whittorpe
Ming Mayberry
Yong
Mayberry
Tennessee
Mt. Pleasant
Frankin, Columbia
Frank
Maj. Whitthorne
John H. Connor
Mt. Pleakant
Connor
Gallatin
Ize
Cohner
Pittsburg
Wilam McKinley
President McKinley
Pea
Col
Nat Baxter
B. B. Stahlmen
Joseph’ Prank
John T. Landis
Major Stahiman
Stahiman
Gandia
H. H. Mayberry
Williamson County
Woman claims forced arranged marriage led to husband murder
Julia Madein, 17, told New Brunswick authorities she was sold for 100 dollars and coerced by her father into a marriage with Tony Madelin a month before the shooting. She said Madelin beat her, threatened to kill her, and she killed him with a revolver when he reached for the knife. Police found Madelin seated at the table with a knife nearby.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Julia Madein
Tony Madelin
Madelin
Convention of Cotton Growers to Convene in Cotton Belt
Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association announced a forthcoming convention of cotton growers and allied interests. He plans a broad mobilization for better prices with a general call issued this week for a meeting of farmers bankers merchants and ginners at a central belt location likely Memphis. The event will be nonexclusive to any single organization.
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Atlanta
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
South
New Orleans
Jordan
Thal Point
Cotton Belt
Memphis
Hon W T Galloway Sustains Injury At Home
Hon W T Galloway suffered a painful injury at his Glendale home after stepping from a fence when his foot struck a rock. His ankle ligaments were torn in the accident, leaving him on crutches for recovery.
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W. T. Galloway
Glendale
High School Grid Clash Ends In Scoreless Tie
Columbia High School and McDowell fought to a 0 to 0 draw in an even football game highlighted by McDowell lineman Kin Cade and Ashbaugh tackles and Coker and Thompson running end plays. The roster lists players from both schools with officials Joe Yourhles and Joe Hayes. Time halves 20 and 26 minutes.
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Columbia High School
McDowell School
Kincade
McDowell
Ashbaugh
Coker
C. A
Thompson
Co. H
McDowell Harris
Bates Sloan
Ashbaugh Ledbetter
Hanson Orr
Griffin Bible
Hill Bostick
Vaughn Sutherland
Journey Coker
Huckaby Vous
Shaw Dagger
Joe Yoorhles
Joe Hayes
Interurban project gains Maury County interest near Franklin
Two respected Maury County citizens, noted for enterprise and achievement, join ongoing Inter urban efforts. Their involvement, likened to President Mayberry, strengthens prospects for completion to Mt. Pleasant. The road between Nashville and Columbia and the Franklin midway area progresses toward final realization.
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Franklin
Nashville
Columbia
Maury County
Mayberry
Mt. Pleasant
Patterson’s East Tennessee Stop Draws Democratic Rally
Gov Patterson arrived in Morristown and was greeted by a Democratic delegation. At the court house the packed crowd, once loyal to Carmack, cheered as Dr D E Shields urged unity to back Patterson and roll up votes in the county.
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Morristown
Tenn
Patterson
Court House
Red
Panter Carmack
East Tennessee
D .E. Shields
Democratic Executive Committee
Carmack
Shields
Postal clerks exchange routes in Nashville to Tuscombia transfer
Ernest Cochran and Faris Jr have swapped routes after a mutual agreement. Cochran moves from Nashville to Tuscombia and Fariss moves from Tuscombia to Nashville. The transfer affects job duties but not salaries, and took effect several days ago with both clerks now in their new posts.
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Ernest Cochran
Ht and Faris, Jr
Nashville
Tuscumbia
Ala
Fariss
Mr. Cochran
Heavy cost bill in Granbery case noted
Circuit Court Clerk Nichola Hay received a settlement in the Harry Granberry case and is ready to pay witnesses and officers. Court costs total 480.87 dollars, including 255.37 in court costs and 195.00 in jury costs, with many witnesses not claiming att ee.
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Ctrcuit
Nichola Hay
Harry Granberry
Attee
Man sacrifices life to save grandson in Mt Vernon train crash
Evansville October 9 report states William Wene, 50, a Louisville and Nashville freight conductor, died saving his three year old grandson after a collision near Mt Vernon Illinois. Wene shielded the child as the caboose was struck and perished from injuries, his grandson unharmed. In New Orleans the Mist River bank collapse floods storage and tracks, seven freight cars and four track lines engulfed, no lives lost, property damage extensive with docks and filling threatened.
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Evansville
Ind
Wene
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Ungerty’savétal
Aida
New Orleans
Washington
Fourth Street
Titnets Central
Attroad
Belt
Adil
Mndre
Brain bequest to Cornell professor from New York author
Newark N J Oct 13 The brain of Dr Alexander Wilder eminent writer on evolution philosophy psychology and medicine was bequeathed to Prof Burt Green Wilder of Cornell University by his will filed for probate today He states that if Prof Wilder desires to add his brains to the professor s collections he desires it done Wilder has built a nearly complete collection of brains
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Belgrade
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Herzegoovaje
Peter
Servia
Bosania
Heredgovina
Servinp
Herszegovnin
Ad Herzegovina
Berlin
Vienna
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Peterwardein
Hungary
Moscow
Moscow University
Cettinje
Newark
N. J
Alexander Wilder
Prat
Burt Green Wilder
Cornell University
Wilder
School of Philosophy of
New York
Cornell
Derryberry Sustains Painful Injury at Home
Mr. P. I. Derryberry fell on his left side at his home on Wednesday. He injured his ligaments, causing great pain and likely forcing him to use crutches for about a month.
Jone Mr the are whic bueng calt teas olde 20m
Fragmentary OCR item notes a person named Jone and a reference to aging or time. The readable portion mentions a calt or cauld term and a measure around 20m, but details are unclear. This record preserves the limited data from the damaged text.
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Jone
Fragmentary OCR Note of Delayed Delivery
Fragmented text hints at delayed delivery or tolling events. Readable items mention taking, day, lent, and delivery but specifics are unclear. The snippet suggests a historical record of service interruption or obligation around a delivery timeline without full context.
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Austria Hungary
Louldly
Bulgaria
Turkey
R. R
Whitthorne
Convention OF Cotton Growers
D. M’dowell
Dobbins
Ewing
Hamblen County
Granbery
Maury National Bank
Fhoeatx National Bank
Joe L. Hutton Prest
H.O. Fulton
W. A. Dale
Vice Press
WM. Wene
ORL
MT. Water Front
Vernon, Ill
Mississippi
P. L, Derryberry
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