Cumberland County stockholdings and phosphate news
Attorneys for Campbellsville citizens filed suit in Giles County circuit court against Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph, seeking 280 dollars per plaintiff for alleged contract breaches. The Independent Phosphate Company held a yearly meeting in Nashville with officers reelected and extensive land holdings in Maury and Hickman counties, planning future operations amid industry reforms and price shifts.
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K. BE. Batiek
Roses MelLaurine
Campbellsville
Bledault
Giles County
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Campbelleville
Ty Te
W. HR. English
J. C. Compton
H. A. Yokeley
H. K. English
J. R. Paisley
J. J. Zuccarello
J. H. Nelson
J. W. Chapman
Li. E. Paisley
W. R. Owen
Clarence Campbell
Sylan Buchanan
F. M. Collns
Colin Campbell
J. C.hannah
Independen Phosphate Company
Maury
Hickman
A. C. Read
W. de. Kessler
Pensacola
Fla
William D. Rhea
A.C. Read
T. C. Meadows
Buffalo
New York
W. Huger
Montgomery
Ala
John H. Carpenter
Columbia
P. M. Estes
Estes Bend
Tennessee
Lands Independent Company
Nashville American
Pine woods eyed for lead pencil manufacture
Manila reports New York capitalists show strong interest in Philippine woods for pencil production. Red Javan and balabacan samples are en route to the United States for testing, with Manila price estimates from 25 to 45 dollars per thousand board feet.
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Roosevelt Knows All About Swedes in New York
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, after social rounds in New England and a visit with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, will spend his New York stay in formal, unobtrusive fashion. He praised Roosevelt as vigorous and enthusiastic, noting the president's familiarity with Swedish history literature and Scandinavian politics.
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Labor Day Speech by Hearst Draws Unprecedented Tide
Special to the Herald from Jamestown Va reports record crowds at Virginia fur today celebration of Labor Day. William Randolph Hearst spoke praising labor as central to American prosperity, urging harmony between workers and capitalists and warning against class prejudice. The address lauded wage growth, industry leadership, and the rebuilding of San Francisco after fire. Continued on eleventh page.
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Virginia
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William Handolph Hearst
Hearst
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San Francisco
Citizens Telephone Meeting Discuss Mt Pleasant Exchange Withdrawal
Petition presented by about two thirds of Mt Pleasant subscribers seeks withdrawal from the new stock company and maintenance of a connection with Columbia exchange for county reach. A ten member committee, five directors and five subscribers, will investigate and report for director action. Directors E. H. Hatcher J. A. Smilser John W. Ceell R. Gooch and Dr. C. J. Porter named to the committee.
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Mt. Pleasant Exchange
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E. H. Hatcher
J. A. Smilser
John W. Ceell
R. Gooch
C. J. Porter
Suit Filed for Damages Against L. and N.
Mr. George Campbell Brown filed a circuit court suit seeking 1000 dollars in damages from L. and N. for alleged destruction of three hundred fruit trees.
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Cuticura Remedies a Household Standby
Mrs Linas Vincent Thoras of Walden's Ridge Tennessee testifies that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured a girl with running sores in six weeks after doctor visits failed. She also describes healing a boy’s severe hand and arm sores in twenty four days using Cuticura remedies.
Fragmented ad copy for mothers about a bath product relief
A garbled text fragment promotes a warm bath with unidentified ingredients to provide relief for infants and rest for weariness. It mentions a product name resembling Calera Ho and references sleep and comfort, but the lines are incomprehensible and lack clear claims or details.
Labor Day Draws 25 000 At Glendale Park Rally
The Nashville Labor Day event at Glendale Park drew an estimated 25 000 people who attended exercises and heard Ex General Carmack speak. He praised workers and critiqued railroads and big corporations while urging a vigilant, progressive vision for the nation.
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