President Roosevelt Dies at Nashville Welcome and Hermitage Plea
President Roosevelt receives a cordial Nashville welcome during a visit to the city and Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. He praises the site and urges federal support to preserve the home, distinguishing it from other presidential houses and pledging national aid for its upkeep.
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Roosevelt
Nashville
Thin Cfty
Andrew Jackson
Fifth Avenue
Hermitage
Jackson
Old Hickory
Republic
Mooney Faces Tough Visit as CMA Hosts Game Tomorrow
CMA prepares for Mooney of Murfreesboro in a first-time visit, with CMA cadets fielding a hardened, fast team. Mooney aims for a 30 point win but CMA seeks a strong home defense and a possible upset. Crocket Owen and Duke Biddle named as medals. kickoff at 7 pm with pregame crowd support expected.
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Columbia Academy
Mooney
Murfreesbro
Columbia
Eivery
Ivery Man
Crocket Owen
Duke Biddle
Woldridge's
President Bigelow to Inspect Jamestown Gas Engine Options
Harlan Ellett and Dodson report J A Bigelow and J B Robinson of the Columbia Water and Light Co visited the Jamestown Exposition to evaluate gas engines for the local plant. They favor a fuel-saving engine, but delivery is about ten months. temporary coal engines may be installed to relieve demand.
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Studebaker
Andrews Building
Square
South Main Street
Bigelow
Water & Light Plant
J. 8. Robinson
Columbia Water & Light Co
Eas
Chas. B. Bigelow
Robinson
Mr. Bigelow
New York
Federal Aid for Hermitage and Andrew Jackson Relief
Congressman Joe W Gaines plans to introduce a bill in the next Congress to provide funds for preserving the Hermitage and for buying relief tied to Andrew Jackson assets not owned by the Ladies Hermitage Association. President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate money to aid the association and preserve the Hermitage, with Gaines expressing gratitude and commitment.
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Joe, W. Gaines
Congress
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Gaines
Ernear
Quote on a son’s attempt to start for the pole
A dialogue between a cautious millionaire and a father figure features a line about a son seeking funds to pursue a pole related ambition at Inet. The exchange emphasizes reluctance and skepticism toward funding and a plan to charge for an extended stay in Parti.
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Inet
Parti
An Awful Jolt in a Puzzling Feathered Hat Moment
A fragmentary dialogue features a flirtatious exchange about wear and hat fashion. A young lady and Algy discuss a feathered toque with wry humor, highlighting social whimsy and style in a clipped, period voice.
Southern To Reduce Rates In Alabama Agreement Reached
In Montgomery on Oct 21 an agreement ends disputes over freight and passenger rates with Southern Railway and allied lines. Alabama adopts 2.5 cent intrastate passenger rate, 1,000 and 2,000 mile books at 2.5 cents per mile, and 3 cent rail fare. Governor Comer and railroad officials will supervise readjustment. Dec 1 is the effective date.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Comer
Finley
Southern
Alabama Great Southern
F. L. Russell
Mobile
Ohio
Railroad Commission
Financial calm returns as Cortelyou orders large funds
In New York on October 25, confidence began to ease after J Pierpont Morgan and James Stillman met to stabilize banks. Secretary Cortelyou arranged a $10 million government deposit, boosting trust while the Trust Company of America withstood heavy withdrawals and pledged to pay depositors on demand. Total resources exceeded $70 million despite some outflows.
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New York
Anascia
Stock Exchange
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Stillman
National City Bank
J. P. Morgan & Company
Cial
Financial
Certelyou
Cortelyou
Trust Company of America
Tts
Wall Street
Hear Evidence in Maury Case Over Spur Line
The State Railroad Commission opened hearings in Maury County on a Polk Webster Phosphate Company bid to treat a two and a half mile spur from the L. and N. near Mt Pleasant as a common carrier. Attorneys for all parties presented documents and two witnesses, with further testimony and counsel argument planned for Friday.
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State Railroad Commission
Polk Webster Phosphate Company
Maury County
L. & N. Railroad Company
Tennessee Chemic Company
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Mt. Pleasant
W. J. Webster
Columbia
John Bell Keeble
J. ©. Bradford
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
S Boyd
Tennessee Chemical Company
Col. H. G. Evans
Tennessee Chemea
Keen Interest in Illinois Central Stockholders Meeting
Keen Interest centers on control of the Illinois Central railroad between B. H. Harriman and allies and opponents led by Stuyvesant Fish. The dispute will be decided at the annual stockholders meeting in Chicago on Wednesday.
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B. H. Harriman
Stuyvacant Fish
Chicago
President Roosevelt Reaches White House After Southern Bear Hunt
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from a 24 day Southern tour, arriving at 4 p.m. on the Southern Railway. He, pleased with the bear hunt, praises Southern hospitality and thanks supporters met at Lynchburg and along the route. The president denies any further hunting plans and declines comment on New York fusion reports.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
Southern Railway
Lynchburg
Reading
Oyster Bay
Gen
Oliver
Fitshugh Lee
Key
Miltary
Naval Raldes
Wilkie
Secret Service
Keokuk
North Carolina
New York
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Tomb OF
Hermitage Associaton
Tennessee
Mt. Vernon
Academy
Studebaker Wagons
Vulcan
Ellett, Harlan & Dodson
Big Phosphate Field
Dixie Land
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