Opening of Maury County Horse Show Brings Beauty and Skill
The Maury County Horse Show opened with a stunning display of equine grace and feminine costumes at South Side Park. Notable attendees and drivers, including Mrs. J. W. Love and Mr. John Trotwood Moore, filled the boxes as judges awarded cups and ribbons across classes for best gentleman driver, lady driver, harness horses, and similar events, in a night praised for style, music, and lively social scenes.
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Gowheg
Maury County
South Side Park
Betas
Armphitheatre
Willams
Aia
J. W. Love
Élangen
J. D. Me Kontmle
Gresham & Lamar
J. D. Me‘Romine
Mem Campbell
Clantea
Gome
John Trotwoot
Moore
W. P. Erwin
van Leer Poly
Darkin
John
D. McKemmie
R Shearer
Wiliams
Bower
Chime Campbell
H.W. Thomas
Smith Thorne
George Maehos, Jr
Alife Kittrot
A. Smith
Verry
Iver Cup
M. Wiiberge
Ile
J. A Smith
Gevern
Mra
EB. Brittain
Joe W. Love
Kate Lowell
W. H. Jones
Mrx
Ane Demon
Colombia
W. £. Brittain
William Bheegee
William Shawnee
J. D. McKemmle
T. A. Hayes
Geo /T. Hughes, Jr
F. R. Sheegoes
A. M
Robert McAdams
Clem Campbell
Spring Hill
Columbia
N. H. Gamble
H. A. Brown
B. W. Carmack
Df Brownlow
Ernest McLemore
Missey Imogene Bartow
Marie Brownlow
William Byans
Fem Sheewog
Sheegog
William Evans
Alice McKay
Roberts
Memphis
Mieg
Annie Turener
W. T. Perry
Thomas Nélaph Jones
Anderson
Tia
Mr. Jno
Eurgene Pillow
Nell Tanner
Sara Magruder
Ghos. Parker
Martin Parker
Eugene Long
W. J. Webster,Sr
Moxara
High
Joe Webster
van Leer Pork
Kitchen
New York
A.B. Harlan
Annie Porgey
Sara Cochran
Joe
H. Ye
G.A. Farmer
W. P. Woldridge
George P
Martin
W. B. Capers
H. ©. Fulton
Gurston Jones
Mina Leah
New Port
Ark
HD. Rubin
Mary Watkins
Mies
Lucy Williamson
W. &. Warfield
Julia Warfelh
W. H. Jonen
Birmingham
Mire
W. L. Smith
Nashville
Ray Shelton
Fayatteville
Geo. T. Hushes
Will Darden
Turnersvile
Ino
T. Wooten
Geo. T. Hughes, Jr
Janes Wooten
Mary Dale Picuers
BR. Farrell
Alice Black
Carl Atkinson
Tors Cecil Andrews
Hastings
Mijas Alice Lanter
Hontevils
Lia Malone
Tuscumbia
Mora
Parise
Saison Mary Wile
Charlotte Marlen
Minn Addie Ratney
William Meming
L. Hickman
Claming Af
Hill Billy
Maud
J Webster Witetary
Matle Gracey
Nets Bitty Downing
Ti Bere
Bessie Paller
Chele Billy
Fie
Impty
Alex McKay
Fayetteville
Ada McKay
Duplex
John Shelton
Geo. G. Siles
Opal Wilson
Ogle
Mary Hammond
Jack
J. M. Whitney
Macon
Tree Tucker
Leola Miller
Lady Cason
Beausant
Jobo Hull
Marfam Turk
Jack Watson
Chafig Bros
Hal Chaffin
Ethel H
Louise Brown
Hunter
Douglas
Chattanooga
Johnny Dobbs
New Purchase
Carnival
R. M. Williams
Co‘jumble
Idle Hour Stock Farm
Mr. Willams
Wouth
Jule BR. H
William
Williams
Huntsville
Atlanta
Athiane
Anglia
Angelina
Pacer
Prinycipla
Prince of India
Albar
Alliewood
Wilson Abeel
General Lee
Winener
Mary Lee
Rex Donovan
Rex McDonald
George Rex
Rex Bernard
Grafert
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Will Polk
Ashwood
Princess Speers
Gambetta Wilkes
Major Ward
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Glad Bells
Admiral Evans
Kenston
Lord Robert
Lord Allerton
Sallie Brown
Nuthunter
Lander
Bourbon
Porto Rico
Barnes
Committee Form Tennessee Home Comers Welcome
Governor Patterson selects statewide general reception committee for the Tennessee home coming during state fair week. Members include U S Senator Robert L. Taylor as chairman and 40 plus distinguished Tennesseans from Nashville, Mor gan Fitzpatrick of Gallatin, Austin Peay of Clarksville, and others tasked with greeting returning citizens at the fair grounds and a Wednesday evening reception in Davidson County.
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Tennessee
Davidsob County
Patterson
United States
Robert L. Taylor
Tom
Hutchison
John Rust
W. G. Black
Leland Hume
E. L. McNeilly
Maj
E .B. Stahlman
G. Douglass
A. A. Neil
W. C. Tatum
B. W. Buttorff
Campbell Pilcher
Nashville
R. A. Bartlett
Cedar HN
Morgan Fitzpatrick
Gallatin
J. Parks Worley
Blair City
W. M. Brandon
Dover
W. A. Carter
Paris
Smagging
Jackson
Tuesday's Races Highlight Fast Pace and Wide-Open Finishes
The Fair Tuesday racing program delivered above average competition with wire-to-wire heats and quick times. Pearl Hal won the 2:00 pace, 2:40 trot races saw multiple winners including Dr Jack and Mary Gracy, while other events featured lively finishes and a four-heat midget race deciding the winner. Race officials listed include Presiding Judge Walter Woldridge and starter Frank D. Puller.
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Pearl Hal
Vee Jak Granbery
Maid Buntee
Dr Jack
Graft
Mabel Guard
Mary Gracy
Brown Hal-McEwen
Abeell
Lord Strataterry
Strataberry
Thommby
May Bryant
Harrison
Mable Guard
Rose Higgins
B. H. Grattan
Whitney
Say Morse
Billea
Athiane
W. P. Worsey
Carnival
Marin Bird
Audge
Walter Woldridge
Mr. Gee
Campbell Brown
Allen Campbell
W. T. Chaffin
Frank Wheeler
Frank D. Puller
W. P. Erwin
Léalie N. Bimme
Carolina Rate Case Heard in Supreme Court
The Southern Railway appeal over a $30,000 rate fine for selling tickets above 24.5 cents faced the North Carolina Supreme Court. The railroad argues federal courts have jurisdiction and voids indictments if state penalties overstep due process. State contends state courts retain jurisdiction and criminal enforcement cannot be overridden.
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Raleigh
N. C
Southern Railway
Supreme Court
Southern
Peteral
Fair opens with parade of mules and show horses
Three thousand people attend the opening of the county fair featuring Tennessee mules, stallions, and show horses. Prominent Elks and Marshall county guests join a barbecue while exhibitors from multiple counties display robust mule and horse entries, drawing large crowds and praise for the season’s best livestock exhibit.
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Howard Trepy
Bander
Lee
Marshall
Praskie and Moore
Elka
Craig
Lewisburg
Franklin
Bedforg
Mooreonyay
Association
Columbia Institute Address Emphasizes Teachers Over Buildings
A speech at Columbia Institute stresses that bricks and mortar cannot educate. A teacher’s influence surpasses material wealth, citing Socrates, Christ, Garfield, and the idea that education builds society. The speaker calls for strong teachers and "new women" dedicated to lofty aims, urging readers to value enduring ideals. The Herald subscription is noted.
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Socrates
Christ
James A Garfield
Mark Hopkins
Arthur
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