Mass Meeting Proposal Aims to Unite Nashville Mayoral Candidates
Nashville candidates for mayor C D Johns James Brown and Hyde are asked by a citizen committee to unite behind a single law enforcement platform. The letter seeks a mass meeting by September 15 with a six to seven member committee choosing a representative and inviting all three to withdraw if not selected. Johns agrees to enter closer talks and possibly withdraw in favor of the chosen candidate. Brown will study the proposal.
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Nasavillle
Tenn
C.D. Johns
James
Brown
NS. Hyde
A. 8. Warren
J. Bo Newman
Br G. C. Savage
Luke Lea
Tra Landeleh
L. Pendleton
C. D. Johns
Nashville
Young
Bellev
Bellev Mg
Marioe E. A. Stahlman
J. 0. Blanton
R. Lin Cave
Hyde
Cave
Dr Hyde
Mr. Brown
Dr. Hyde
LL. Pendleton
Luke Lba
Ira Landrith
Warren
I. Newman
G. C. Bavage
Mr. Johns
Learn to detect kidney disease and use Doan's Pills
Kidney trouble signs include cloudy foul urine, back pain, headaches, and fatigue. Delaying treatment risks dropsy Brights disease or diabetes. Dean's Kidney Pills advertised by Foster Milburn Co. and Adams & Martin's drug store praised by K Cherry of Columbia and others.
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Bright
Dean
Columbia
Cherry
Ninth St
Donn
Adams & Martin
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Harsh physics react cause constipation cure signals
A fragment notes drugs named Dean's Regulates and their claimed effects on the stomach and bowels. It advises readers to ask a druggist, suggesting a medical or pharmaceutical notice with conflicting statements about constipation remedies.
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Dean
Columbia editors purchase Hattiesburg Daily News
Mexica F D Lander and R Par Tell buy the Hattiesburg Miss Daily News and take charge. Mrs Farrell and children will stay until a home is found. Mrs Lander and Frank Jr stay in Nashville for Vanderbilt courses. Lander and Farrell long identified with Columbia Herald.
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Columbia
Mississippi
Mexica
F. D. Lander
R. Partell
Hattiesburg
Miss
Daily News
Maury Democrat
Taft Split Over Pinchot Row Delays at Beverly Church
President Taft arrived late to Congregational church in Beverly and received an extra allowance for lateness as officials debated conservation policy with Attorney General Wickersham. Ballinger’s whereabouts and ongoing Pinchot dispute lingered unresolved, shaping administration stance on forestry and interior affairs.
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Hangerson
Beverly
Wickersham
Forester Pinchot
Interior
Helen Tat
Capt
Bute
Gordon
South Church
Boston
L Ruye
G.ar
Unitarian Church
Taft
Near Death in Big Pond Mrs Soper Recovers
Mrs. Soper Ives of Big Pond Pennsylvania describes a years long lung ailment that resisted remedies until Dr King s New Discovery. She credits quick relief and a twelve year cure with the medicine and notes its effectiveness on coughs colds sore lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma croup and bronchial affections. Available 50 cents or one dollar with a free trial bottle and druggist guarantee.
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Big Pond
du Soper
Tennessee Central selects Ashbell Newell as president
News from Nashville reports Ashbell B. Newell of Chicago elected president of the Tennessee Central Railroad. George A. Clark resigns as general manager effective Thursday noon, with Newell and Clark both stating the move is amicable. Col. Felton and Judge Forgee attended the directors meeting amid other staffing transitions including Norton’s dismissal.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Central Railroad Company
Ashbell B. Newell
Chicago
The
Road
George W. Ristine
George A. Clark
Tennessee Central
Clark
Mr. Newell
Newell
8. M. Felton
Forgee
St. Louis
Nashville
Col. Felton
Stuhlman
Charles C. Norton
Union City leader elected at Partners Cooperative union
President Charles S. Barrett of Union City Georgia was unanimously chosen head of the Partners Cooperative Educational Union at Birmingham Alabama. Officers include J E Montgomery Gleason Tennessee secretary treasurer I H McCullough Beebe Arkansas and a regional executive slate with L Wilson Mississippi W A Morris Alabama A Sc hafort North Carolina John Grady Kentucky C L Dorabaxer Texas. Resolutions oppose sending aliens into the South citing a federal bureau dispersing foreign immigrants to agricultural districts. Immigration Restriction League secretary H Patton of Boston urged the stance. Debate noted no fixed cotton price. discussions center around 15 cents per pound as the likely minimum.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles $. Barrett
Union City
Cooperative Eul Educational Union
Swere
J. E Montgomery
Gleason Tenn
I. H. McCullough
Bebere
Ark
L Wilson
Mississippi
W. A Morris
Alabama
A. ©. Scchafort
North Carolina
John Grady
Kentucky
C. L
Dr Thomas Kelectric Oil Featured as Family Remedy
An advertisement asserts Dr Thomas' Kelectric Oil eases pain and heals hurts during emergencies, promoting its use by regulated families as a trusted remedy.
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Dr. Thomas
Valube Farm Fir Sale
Special Commissioner and Receiver invites bids for Irvine farm in Maury County Tennessee. The 320 acre property near Carter's Creek Turnpike lies 1.5 miles from Dark's Station and 3 miles from Carter's Creek Station on the L&N. Bounded by Murphy Hammons and others, the land includes 110 acres of bluegrass and 200 acres tillable. Bids reported to Maury County Chancery Court per decree in 1909.
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Chancery Court
Maury County
Tenn
Docia
W. Irvine
Warren T. Irvine
Columbia
Mary 5. Irvine
Mary W. Irvine
W. T. Irvine
J. L. Hutton
W. J. Webster
Murphy and Mahon
Murphy and Hammons
Murphy, Gilliam, and
Brown Heirs
Passmore, Feater, Thomas and
Shaw
Chancery Court of
Liles
M. E. Cusiy
Cohoneu
Tennessee
Sth
Ae Fellowe
Carrey
Dey Scott
Wilson Guy Man
B.A Post
Bud Petty
Cathey
Crea
Rt A. N
AKIN
Nonresident Defendants Ordered to Answer in Columbia Chancery Case
In Columbia Tennessee on September 8 1908 nonresident defendants Nancy L Roach James Roach Lisbia Etta Bigby Bisby Resign Davis Ethel Hardin Florence Davidson must appear within five days of the next term of the Chancery Court to answer the complainants bill or face conferring as confessed. A copy of the order is to be published for four weeks in The Columbia Herald. ALN AKIN Clerk and Master H Figurers Beat Solr for Complt.
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John ¥. Stockard
Nancy L. Roach
James Roach
Lisbia Etta Bigby
Bisby
Davis
Ethel Hardin
Florence Davidson
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
Aln
Akin
Figuers
Sol'r
Dissolution Notice for Goodrich and Scott Firm
The firm of Goodrich and Scott of Cullooka dissolves by mutual consent. J C Goodrich takes over stock and assumes firm debts. W A Scott retires. All accounts due are payable at the store. This 20th day of August, 1909. Bseptat
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Goodrich & Scott
Cullooka
J. C. Goodrich
W. A. Scott
Race results from Lewisburg trotting and pacing events
At Lewisburg Tennessee on September 10 results show 2240 trot winners Endless see it Robin Director and Rhea Wilkes with Baby Girl in the field. Free-for-all pace placements include Birthmark Peerless Lou Ball Judge B with times around 2:20 to 2:23 as heavy rain made the track muddy and slow.
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Robin Director
Rhea Wilkes
Lou Ball
Judge B
Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Case in Columbia
Clerk and Master orders defendants non residents to appear in the Chancery Court within the next term or be confessed against. Names include Oxcur C Farmer Andrew Ballard Steve Hallard Gentry Ballard Melissa Sorrell LaFayette Sorrell Polly Kelly Lamb Kelly June Holden Geo Holden Deana Herman William Baxter Isom Baxter John Baxter Robert Baxter and unknown heirs. Publication in The Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
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Thos
J. Baxter
C. Farmer
Andrew Ballard
Steve Hallard
Gentry Ballard
Melissa Sorrell
LaFayette Sorrell
Polly Kelly
Lamb Kelly
June Holden
Geo
Holden
Deana Herman
Herman
William Baxter
Isom Baxter
John Baxter
Robert Baxter
State of
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
Greenlaw & Whitthorne Fleming & Fleming
Poles Dispute Across Arctic: Cook and Peary Claims
In 1907 1909 accounts compare John R Bradley voyage and Roosevelt steamer crossings. Messages claim Cook reached the North Pole April 21 1908 with news sent from Shetland Islands and Brussels observatory while Peary reports April 6 1909 success and telegraph to Etah Greenland and Labrador news.
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Bydney
N.S
John R Bradley
North Pole
Shetland Islands
South Harpswell
Brussels
Belgium
Taft
Mré
Cook
Copenhagen
Brussels Observatory
PEARY
Syatey
Tilly
Roosevelt
Arctic Club
Etah
Greenland
Labrador
Harpswetl
Peary Arctic Club
New
Yor
Newfoundland
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Dale Schee
W. G. Adams
Church Street
Aimsato
C. D. Jonns
N. Pendleton
D. Johns
Herald
MR. Taft
Pinchot
T. C
Farmers’ Union
Valube Farm
Irvine
Llen
Columbia Tenn
Moe Rae
Esa Isastan
Sellie
Florence
Robinson-McGill
Weston
Boxai
Lewisburg
Lewisburg, Tenn
A. J. Baxter
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