Maury County Dems Back Temperance Plan by Wide Margin
The Maury County Democratic Executive Committee adopted a strong temperance platform calling for a primary to choose delegates for a convention in Columbia. The plan urges extended four mile law and saloon restrictions, aiming to influence state legislation and empower voters in Columbia and Mt Pleasant.
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Maury County
Columbia
Mr Pleasant
Kamnon
Seal Cer
Ric McKnight
Ad Y Tnd
Dietrict
Milt Allen
John M. Davia
Wes Huckaby
J. 8 Brown
G. P. Prattith
J. R. Steele
Kirk
C. Denton
Nnon
A. J. Thomas
J. H. Courtney
J. W
G. N. Pickard
Chas. Jackson
J. C. Sowell
Bledsoe Brown
J. A. Stmtter
J. M. Burns
James A. Smiser
Democratic Committee
Circuit Court Room
A.ny
General Assembly
State Senate
Ihalle
Naid
Perry
Lewis
John M. Burns
Kaunoo
Dr. Bledsoe
Democratic
Tennnessee
Mt. Pleasant
Lonesome Youth
Carmack to Reply to Shaw in Tennessee Campaign
Democratic leaders announce Benster E Carmack will reply to Secretary Shaw in Nashville after a conference with Henry B Morrow. Carmack arrived in Nashville then went to Chattanooga. Patterson opens Sept 17 with Bryan to follow. Carmack's exact date to be set to avoid conflicts.
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Benster E. W. Carmack
Loelie “M. Shaw
Henry B. Morrow
Senator Carmack
Columbia
Tale Gue
Stump
Nashville
Carmack
Chattanooga
Morrows
Max‘well
Shaw
Hart Surrenders and Appoints Deputies in Court Row
Judge Wm. M. Hart of Davidson County Criminal Court surrendered to reform sentiment over his opposition to Sheriff Johns. Six deputies designated by the Sheriff were appointed to wait on Hart's court. The development was reported from Nashville Tennessee on September 1.
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Johns
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Wm. M. Hart
Davidson County Criminal Court
Cod
Covered From Head To Foot Covered From Head To Foot
An unclear fragment notes a one month old infant and mentions eczema and sores with odd garbled terms. It references a skin condition and remedies, but the readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects beyond infant illness.
Government Ownership Debate Sparks Imperialism Fears
The article analyzes a Bryan policy advocating government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, arguing it would create a central, disciplined workforce and sway elections. It cites Senator Daniel and Representative Livingston warning such a system could erode republican governance and resemble imperial rule.
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Bismarck
Germany
Bryan
Prince Bismarck
Imperialietie
Max of Blood
Central Railway Administration
Berlin
Central Adm
United States
Daniel
Virginia
Republic
Livingston
Georga
Mr. Bryan
Madison ‘Square Garden
Livingston Dynasty
Waebego Fean
Cuticura Remedies Best for Skin
A brief note extols Cuticura remedies as the best for skin care. The reader recalls starting treatment about three months ago, noting improvement in facial condition.
Folk Warns Against Mutual Life Policy Board Sweep
Beau F Folk state treasurer and insurance commissioner of Tennessee advised the Interstate Policy Holders Committee that a sweeping defeat of the administration tickets at Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and New York Life Insurance Company would harm policy holders. He argued recent New York law ends current trustees terms this year to allow a full board election, warning a one party victory could create a self perpetuating dynasty and undermine mutuality.
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New York
Beau F. Folk
Tennessee
Coonel A. M. Shook
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Folk
State of
Doctors Repair Spinal Cord in Dog Surgery
In Medicine Hat Alberta Dr BP Smith with Dre Smyth and Woodlands performed a rare operation using two inches of a dog's spinal cord to replace a damaged section of Engineer Glover's spine after a Canadian Pacific wreck. The patient was thought doomed, but reports say Glover is on the road to recovery.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
BP. Smith
Gloveria
More Saloons Legislation Moves With City Finances
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met to discuss renumbering the city by blocks, appoint a committee to reflect the bite and improve revenue. The cemetery cleanup at Greenwood is praised, street light at Ninth and Embargo approved, and questions raised about a new engine from the Water and Light Co. A water main extension from West Seventh toward Ninth and Eleventh is debated. Salaries, fines, and treasury balance are reported with $16,000 on hand. A barber fined for Sunday liquor sale seeks leniency, but no relief granted. The Recorder to buy a city hall typewriter as an alcohol sale ban ordinance moves to third reading.
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Hughes
Alerman White
Greenwood Cemetery
White
Sellars
Ninth
Water and Light Co
Cameron
Water and Light Company
Gartner
West Geventh Street
Cew Street
Marabal
Erwin
George Brown
George
Voorhies
Recorder
Aellars
Crird
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