Death of Harriman Leaves Causes Undetermined
The report details Harriman's decline from indigestion to a fatal event, with autopsy refused by the family. It notes his consciousness near the end, family at Arden house, and burial plans in a churchyard. Officials and relatives struggle to confirm cause amid conflicting market rumors.
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Cpanel NY
Edward Oath
Marriumn
Harri
Gary
Harriiman
Nobobdy
Easton
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
Lyle
Union Pacific
New York
J. Holmes McGulness
Pariah
Arden Church
Gerry
Mary Harriman
Carol
Walter A Harriman
Roland
Willie
Gorey
Jon Churchyard
Jon Churchyard, Hie Aldest Son Hooped Hydiy
Hoolan
Farmers warned over tobacco pooling in Hopkins County
A damaged Mad isonville letter warns Hopkins County farmers to stop selling tobacco to outsiders. The unsigned note threatens action and names nearby counties Henderson Union Webster and Crittenden, urging farmers to “step down and out” and not burn barns.
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Hopkins County
Henderson
Union
Webster
Crittenden
Blanks
Hill
Manitou
Nurse Sought in Detroit Case of Mabel Millman
Detroit dispatch reports Sheriff Gaston seeks a nurse believed to know details of the Mabel Millman murder. The nurse left the city days ago. no clothes fragment confirmation. Dr George Fritch bail renewed at 10000, court expects no appearance until wanted. county chemists to file a formal report on remains.
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Detroit
Mid
Mabel Millman
Kearse Creek
Gaston
George Fritch
J. E. Clarke
Thaddeus Walker
Clark
van Aile
Rain-shortened racing results at Murfreesboro meet
Racing on September 10 in Murfreesboro was interrupted by rain. The notable 2:15 pace saw Lady Henderson finish second to a 2:12 mark, with five races completed by day’s end despite delays.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Lady Henderson
Robert A. To Hi
Ray Brown
Hofland
Fred
Wilkes
C. Thomae
Sallie Stiles
B. M
Ottoway Hoy
Thoma
Stone Charlie Ceawon
Angelus
Prease
Thomas
Charile Hb
Miller
Duplex Be
Highwood
Five Track Events Highlight Rutherford County Fair Finale
The Rutherford county fair closed with a record track day as 15,000 spectators watched Lady Henderson win the 2:15 pace heat and a free-for-all trot and pace races feature strong showings. Postponed Thursday races were moved to Friday with five events on the card and multiple heats producing new marks and dominant performances.
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Lady Henderson
Murpreesbor
Ter
South
Walter Ha
Rutherford County
Street Fight in Huntsville Ends with Two Men Wounded
In Huntsville Alabama Judge Tancred Betts and rival candidate James H Ballentine were shot in a street duel. Betts was wounded in the abdomen while Ballentine suffered bullet injuries to the shoulder and leg after a brief altercation sparked by a political dispute. Ballentine struck Betts with a cane after the exchange of shots.
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Huntsville
Ala
Tancred Betts
Law and Equity Court
James H. Ballentine
Betts
Ballentine
Jong
Judge Betts
Wilson Adopts Pardons Rules To Curb Political Influence
Frankfort Kentucky September 9 Governor Willson announces new pardon and restoration rules. Applications must not be considered within two months of any general or primary election to prevent votes being counted via restored citizenship. He states neither political affiliation of applicants nor of supporters will be considered.
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Frankfort
Willson
Arnica Salve Healed Ailing Leg After Ten Years Of Eczema
A Watertown reader 4A Swenson recalls ten years of eczema unhealed by 16 doctors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the trouble, restoring his leg to sound health. The note highlights skin eruptions, fever sores, burns and piles, urging readers to buy from druggists and subscribe for The Herald.
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Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
New Theater aims to elevate American drama and opera
The New Theater in New York plans a mixed program of classics modern drama and opera with music from the Metropolitan Opera Company. Eli H. Sothern Julia Marlowe and others will perform while directors warn against star systems and emphasize literary merit.
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Entownont
New York
Eli
H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Jrertonaves
New Theater
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mozart
Donizetti
Fra Diavolo
Geraldine Farrar
Alessandro Bone
Mme. Gadski
Verslegelt
Leo Blech
Madame Angot
Raoul Laparra
Massenet
Manon
Leroux
National Theater
Ibsen
Local TN Journalists Buy Hattleaburs Daily
Frank D. Lander and Ernest Farrell of Columbia purchase a daily newspaper at Hattleaburs Misa and will move to take charge of St. Mr. Lander is a renowned Tennessee journalist known for ability and persona while Farrell is a trained successful newspaper man with strong business capacity. The Franklin Review-Appeal extends cordial wishes for their prosperity.
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Frank D. Lander
Ernest Farrell
Columbia
Hattleaburs
Misa
Mr. Lander
Tennessee
Farrell
Franklin Review-Appeal
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