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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1907

Page

8

Marconi Opens Transatlantic Wireless Service

Glace Bay N S Oct 17 The Marconi wireless station connected with Clifden Ireland sent a St Wilfred Laurier message of congratulation as the first eastward dispatch marked the opening of commercial trans Atlantic service. London dispatches and messages from Lord Mayor Bell Duke of Argyle and Lord Strathcona followed.

Glace Bay Marcon Clifden Ireland Wilfred Laurier Canada Ople Gfto London Standard Métropoli Bu and Telegraph Times Trama England Alf Irish Cape Breton Atlantic Pacific America London Marconi N.S Bell Duke of Argyl Lord Strathcona

Governor Patterson Heads Tennessee Day At Jamestown Exposition

Governor Malcolm Patterson travels with state officials to Jamestown Exposition for Tennessee Day on Oct 21 as Kentucky Building hosts visitors. Party travels by Southern Railway in Pullman cars with special uniforms and reception plans. many staff members listed among attendees.

Nashville Tenn Malcolm R. Patterson Stat Tennessee Southern Railway Norfolk Moraine Kentucky State of Cincinnati J. Bo Pound Chats Nooga Jalan Gracey Clarkeville Harrig Solinsky W. Wrenné Cy H. Lyle Johnson Cite W. M. Calhoun Ev. L

New Hotel Planned for Tulane Site in Nashville

Nashville, Oct 21. A movement to erect a new hotel on the Tulane Hotel site is under discussion. A formed syndicate is not yet in place but Nashville investors have long pursued the project to provide a modern, sizable hotel to meet growing demand and ease accommodations as Greater Nashville expands.

Nashville Tenn Tulane

Fire reports small blaze on South Garden street

Alarm from residence of Mrs Annie White on South Garden street sparked neighbors to rush out. Firefighters or locals used p ang? to control the blaze quickly with buckets and hands. No injuries reported. Local authorities note the incident as a minor dwelling fire.

Ladies Silk Gloves and Embroideries at Low Prices

Readable ad copy lists Ladies Silk Gloves in black white and tan and other lace and embroidery items. Offers Swiss and Nainsook edges and insertions, Bucking silk fabrics, composite trims, belts and handbags. Includes prices such as 1.25 for gloves and 2c to 26c for trims and ribbons.

Quail Season Opens Nov 15 With High Hopes

Local sportsmen look toward the November 15 opening of quail season in Tennessee. Col. J. H. Acklen warns hunting before that date will be prosecuted. Officials anticipate an unusually abundant bird supply due to a mild prior winter and favorable recent reports from Maury County.

Tennessee Maury County J. H. Ackien General Assembly Ias Col. Acklen

Howard Milam Death Correction Circulated as Milam News

A Birmingham death notice circulated as Horace Milam was corrected by The Herald. The deceased was Howard Milam, about five months prior, son of Annie Milam of East Nashville and brother of Mrs. W. B. Milam, formerly of Columbia, making him uncle to Horace Milam.

Horace Milam Birmingham Herald Howard Milam Mra Annie Milam East Nashville W. B. Milam Columbia

Barn Burned at Culleoka Destroys Farm Equipment

A barn on Mrs. Eva Moore's Culleoka farm burned Sunday night along with two jeows and farming gear belonging to tenant R. Dougherty. Origin unknown as fire spread before discovery and roof collapsed. Estimated loss exceeds $600 with no insurance.

Eva Moore Culleoka R. Dougherty

Former Columbian Marries Show Girl at Albany

Bert Howard son of W A Howard formerly of Columbia married Mie Lotte Devine a member of Blaney Amusement Co at Albany New York. The clipping notes a quoted line from A B Davie of Sulphur Springs Texas praising Dean’s Reputes.

Bert Howard W. A. Howard Columbia Albany Mie Lotte Devine The Blaney Amusement Co Dean A. B Davie Grover Sulphur Springs Tex

Financing of New Railroad Advances in Tennessee

Pulaski hosts a regional delegation from Lawrenceburg and counties along the planned Tennessee Western line. An eastern capital representative says financing is feasible. a survey and prospectus will be prepared to assess feasibility and costs. County committees meet in Nashville on Oct 25 to allocate funds. Giles and Lawrence counties have largely raised the survey budget.

Pulaski, Tenn Businessmien Steger Nashville Lawrence

C M A Cleans Up Hawkins In 27 to 0 Victory

Columbia Military Academy overwhelmed Hawkins Training School 27 to 0. Neal, Lowell, Hamilton, Totty, and Black scored while Hawkins struggled to penetrate the cadets line. Mooney game hype grows as CMA eyes future matchups led by Capt. Hamilton and a strong receiving corps. Red Simpson starred for Hawkins before a dislocated shoulder ended Cobh’s day. Referee Biddle, timekeepers Mdney and Cox.

Columbia Military Academy Hawkins Training School Neal Hawkins Black Bf Neal Lowell Hamilton Totty Fry Hoyle Red Simpson Simpson Rons Prof Mooney Sewanee Vanderbilt Montgomery Bell Academy Murfreenburo BE. J. Hamilton C. Mo AL Trainog Almer Joe Neal George Hamilton Ingram Sowell Douglas Page Simpen Finley Dobbing Douglas Cobb Padgett and Pry Dunklin Mdney Cox

Loyalists Hold Meeting After Church Access Denied

The C P Loyalists of Culleoka began a prolonged meeting Sunday led by Revs. Hudson Porter and Stephens. They planned to meet in the Cumberland Presbyterian church but say Rev. Price, a Unionist, restricted use. Tea services moved to the Cullooka school house with plans to use the Baptist church later in the week. They claim court decisions grant them half the church’s use time.

C. P Culleoka Hudson Porter Stephens Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mr. Price Cul- Looka

Fayetteville to pave streets with concrete in Tennessee

Fayetteville Tennessee will install concrete pavement after hiring a civil engineer to survey the city. The mayor and aldermen will contract the work and pay half the cost from corporate taxes. A C Steed of Nashville representing Leftwich Co has work to pave in front of the Little Building. Brogan Cummins are paving Gillespie Building on the east side of the square.

Fayetteville Tenn A. C. Steed Nashville Leftwich & Co Nashville Concrete Contractors Brogan & Cummins Inex Gillespie

Thompson praises farming prosperity and school stations

Commissioner Thompson of the Department of Agriculture reported strong farmer prosperity across Middle and West Tennessee after visiting Farmers' Institutes. He noted broad support for teaching agriculture in public schools and establishing rural experiment stations, with resolutions favoring the ideas at nearly all institutes. He added that farmers’ prosperity reduced attendance at some meetings as they felt no need to attend.

Thompson Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Institute Nashville Middle West Tennessee Hhis

Inuoed muse nine and baseball nines exchange barbs

A playful exchange features a poet mocking the muses while a baseball fan counters with a jab about nines. The quip delves into creative versus sports lore, blending theatrical flair and athletic lineaments in a witty, compact moment.

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