Disappointing Culleoka-Arsenal baseball game ends with crowd disruption
A Culleoka vs Arsenal game drew a large crowd but chaotic play and constant disputes spoiled the event. Players argued, spectators invaded the field, and umpires struggled as Flem Thomas suffered a head injury. The final score favored Culleoka nine to four amid frustration.
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Culleuke
Sontier
Culleoka
White
Arsenal
Flem Thomas
Thomas
Pillow
Flem ‘Thomas
Reece Thomas
Cannon
John Fleming
W. & Fleming
John
Smniser
Onlieoka
It Cures Pilen and Eczema With Ointment
An advertiser claims Brown Ointment relieves piles since 1882 and eczema. Testimonial from Charles Jones of Nashville praises its results over many medicines. A Michigan reader reports his mother's eczema healed in three weeks after using Brown’s Ointment. Porcelain jars sell for 50 cents. price and distributors listed.
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Charles Jones
North College Street
Nashville
Brown
Ufue Henson
Vennville
Michwriten
P. D.O
W. P. Woldridge A
B. Raine
Harlan & Crosthwait
J. A. Titcomb
Aicorn
Confederate Veterans Meet at Trousdale Camp Session
Leonidas Polk Bigonno and William Hen Trousdale Camp met in regular monthly session Monday morning. Delegates were appointed to the State reunion to be held at Nashville, and 10 was given the Daughters of the Confederacy to go toward the Sam Davis monument fund. Fortune favors a Texan a testimonial ad notes relief from pain with Dr King’s New Pills by W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas.
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Leonidas Polk Bigonno
William Hen
Trousdale
Nashville
Sam Davis
Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Pew Wan
W. P. Woldridge
All Things are Possible River Engineering Mentioned
A fragment describes the Hibee river in Germany being too swift for normal navigation. A six hundred mile long chain is proposed to aid ascent, with engines on boats and the chain wrapped around bow and drops of the Rhine.
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Germany
Streight
Columbia Public Schools Grade Level Textbook List
A long list of required textbooks and materials for Columbia Public Schools across grades 6 to 8 and senior classes. It includes Metcalf and Wentworth Arithmetic, Frye Geography, Stepping Stones, Modern Business Speller, Latin and Greek primers, literature, grammar, history, Latin, French, physics, geometry, and chemistry titles. Additional notes cover required accessories like tablets, pencils, supplementary readers, and writing/drawing. eligibility for free school privileges. and tuition details for nonresidents and for high school.
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Marys Metcalf
Weatworth
Prye
Stickae
Enero
Adracerd
Metcalf & Bright
Wentworth
Frye
Stickney
Metcalf A Bright
McGee
Tennessee
Carter
Modern Business
Metcalf
Lée
United States
Modern Business Speiler
Collar & Dadell
Milne
Montgomery
Myer
Harkineas
Blais- Jell
Gilbert & Brigham
Peterman
Gage
Harkness’ & Farber
Moulton & Collar
Chardenall
White
Allen & Greenough
Greenough & Kittredge
Sadler Rowe Co
Yoost
Othora
Farm for Sale Near Spring Hill with Theta Goods
150 acres of first class farming land well watered and improved two miles west of Spring Hill. Includes dwelling store-house and stock of goods at Theta. Call or address J McKee Jameson Tenn.
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Spring Hill
Theta
Call Ou
J. McKee
Jameson
Tenn
The Sword of Robert Lee In The Scabbard Retold
Poem recalls the sword of Robert E Lee as a symbol guiding courage and sacrifice. The speaker urges unity and resolve, praising Lee’s leadership and the cause of justice. Refers to victory, faith, and the enduring myth of a noble land.
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Lee
Robert Lee
Sisin
Father Byan
Coin in Horse Shoulder Reveals 1408 Coin Found
A 1408 dated 26 cent piece was found in a horse's shoulder during a veterinary procedure in Newark. The horse, bought by the same owner for delivery, had swelling lanced and the coin dislodged by a vet's instrument. The report notes the coin's date and mentions a unrelated testimonial from McConnellsville, Ohio.
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Pazsling
Vetermnane
Newark
New York-Cor
Chicago Tribune
New Officers Sworn In at County Court Office
County Judge W C Gordon and County Clerk Thoms preside as newly elected officials and constables and their bondsmen take oaths. Bonds range from 4,000 to 200,000 with Trustee over 200,000 and Sheriff Forgey at 20,500. Dozens sworn in, including Truates Kannon Circuit Clerk Worley and 35+ constables.
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W. C. Gordon
Thoms
Forgey
Gordon
Odge Goredow
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Truates Kannon
Worley
Register Lipscomb
Sherilf Forgey
County Officers Take Oath and Bond for Duties
Newly elected county officers were sworn in Monday and bonds posted as required. The list shows bonds, amounts, and signers including Sheriff Forgey with bond signed by A. H. Forney, A. Brown, J. B. Skelley, and T.
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Towit
Forgey
A. H. Forney
A. Brown
J. B. Skelley
Orphaned Mine Boy Seeks Education At City University
A five year struggle of John George, whose miner father was killed, ends in Chicago where a generous dean and the South Side Academy aid his dream. After sleeping rough and hunger, he learns to read and write under Dean Whaley's care and begins a story about his life while working at the French Club tables.
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John George
Chicago
John
University
McLown
South Side Academy
Dean Whaley
Mr. Whaley
Washington Avenue
Hia
Hicago Tribune
Bond listings for county and court clerks in Circus Court records
Bond amounts listed for Lipa, Judge Gordon, Arrenit Worley, and County Court Clerk Thomas, with the names of multiple sureties. The records show totals from 2,500 to 230,000 across state, county, school, and other funds, naming numerous individuals as bondsmen and detailing allocations.
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Lipa
T. J. Shaw
CG. Denton
W. QO. Witherspoon
R. G. Mullins
Jno
M. Crowe
W J. Towler
J. J. Pogue
Dan Galloway
Thomas
U. S
John W. Fry
J. F. Brownlow
D. W. McCall
W. B. Greenlaw
M. Gibson
Denton
H. ©. Linck
G. W. Oliver
J. L. Kannon
R. W. Thomas
J. W. Edmonson
Troastee Kannon
J. A.sanders
J. P. Street
M. F. Ballanfant
H. A. Wright
A. E. Hill
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by Masterly Remedy
An advertisement proclaims a stomach weakness and indigestion cure by A. B. Rains, a druggist. It promises a guaranteed relief after the first dose, claims universal applicability, and urges readers to seek the remedy regardless of illness duration. Feb and date unclear.
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Norvineida
A . B. Rains
Febzty
Congressman DeGraffenried Dies of Apoplexy in Washington
Representative DeGraffenried of Texas, from the Third District, died of apoplexy at the Ri House in Washington shortly before 11 tonight. He was born in Franklin Tennessee in 1859, educated at the University of Tennessee and Lebanon Law School, practiced law in Franklin and Chattanooga, then moved to Texas and helped build the Texas and Pacific Railroad before entering Congress with service since the Fifty-fifth Congress.
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Washington
Rees C. DeGraffenried
Texas
DeGraffenried
Longview
Franklin
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Lebanon Law School
Chattanooga
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ite
Congress
Detiaffonried
Contess
Relief in Six Hours by New Great Mouth American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great Mouth American Kidney Cure. Remarkable relief from bladder pain and urinary retention, suitable for both men and women. Quick acting remedy said to reduce water retention almost immediately. Sold by A. B. Raine, druggist.
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A. B. Raine
Drageint
Febz-Ly
Millionaire in Squalor Amid Vast New World Lands
A remarkable case notes a millionaire living in poverty within national borders. He owns 1,200 acres with no timbered land on it and wealth valued at about $3,000,000. The fragment hints at hidden plans to develop his estate and mentions a Labor Bureau professor.
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Cubs
Labor Bureau
Thrilling Waterspout Chases Steamship Kara
Captain Page of the British steamship Kara recounts a near catastrophe as a waterspout formed off Breakwater on Sunday morning. The pillar of water widened and sped toward the ship but passed the stern within a narrow margin, leaving the crew and observers awed and seeking official reports in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Page
Ays
Jacoby
Hydrographic Office
Washington
Littie
Capes
Boaed
Greenwich
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