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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1907

Page

10

Col J E Greer Dies at Governor's Island

Col J E Greer dies at Governor's Island New York after a weeklong illness. A West Point graduate and Civil War veteran, he led the Columbia Arsenal, rose to lieutenant colonel in 1902, and was noted for his gentlemanly bearing and significant military service.

Frank H. Smith J. E. Greer Governor’s Island N.Y Greer Columbia Arsenal John Edwin Greer West Point Military Academy Pennsylvania Here United States

Local residents report several illness updates across town

The list notes Harry Cook is severely sick at his Eighth street home and Houston Thomas is ill at his country residence. Will Ellett and Mrs M J McLean are on the sick list and critically ill respectively. Jack Baugus has returned from Nashville infirmary to West Ninth street with no improvement. Mrs George Harlan is also listed as sick.

Harry Cook Severa Eighth Street Houston Thomas Will Ellett M. J. McLean

Columba Military Academy Field Team Opens Scrimmage Season

Coach Ed Hamilton leads Columba Military Academy football, with 26 players practicing daily and seven from last year back in new positions. The cadets weigh about 151 pounds on average and face a demanding schedule including Montgomery Bell, Bowen in Nashville, Battle Ground Academy, Branham & Hughes, and Castle Heights. Oklahoma City set to host Farmers National Congress with speeches by Govs Franta Cummins Broward and ex secretary N J Coleman.

Ed Hamilton Columba Military Academy Sewman Hamilton C. M.A. Feld Neal Fry Lowell Padgett Page Haywood Bosco Montgomery Bell Mooney and Hawkins Gallatin Columbia Bowen Nashville Battle Ground Academy Franklin Branham & Hughes Spring Hill Castle Heights

Big Increase in Revenues for Iolg Central Railroad

The annual report shows gross earnings of 56,610,638.16 dollars and gross expenses of 40,065,624.76 dollars. Net revenues exceed 16,000,000 dollars, with over 1,200,000 dollars surplus after dividends and a 1,000,000 dollars reserve. Revenue rose nearly 10 percent during the year.

Iolg Central Railroad

Colored Fair Opens With Large Attendance at Maury County Park

The Colored Fair Association of Maury County opened its second meeting at South Side Park with a fairly large crowd. Officials say interest is strong as floral hall exhibits improve each year. Friday is school day with two morning races and three in the afternoon.

The Colored Fair Association of Maury County South Side Park Floral Hall Stephens Association

Administrator's Sale at F. F. Everett Farm Near Columbia

On Thursday October 10 the administrator will sell at auction to the highest bidders at the F F Everett farm three miles from Columbia on the Mt. Pleasant pike. The sale includes two bay mares three mules twenty head of cows all farming machinery one new bogey hay corn oats and household goods. Sale begins at 10 9 m cash terms. F F Everett Administrator in Columbia Tennessee.

F. Everett Columbia Mt. Pleasant Pike F. F. Everett Columbia, Tenn

Taylor Greets Homecomers at Nashville Ryman meeting

A homecomers gathering in Nashville at the Ryman Auditorium drew about 350 people. Judge Philip Lindsley of Houston, Texas, presided as Lester Robt L Taylor delivered an address described as interesting and characteristic.

Herald Nashville Tenn Ryman Philip Lindsley Houston Texas Lester Robt L. Taylor

Vets of First Tennessee to Reunion in Nashville Hall

Three hundred veterans of the First Tennessee Regiment meet in Nashville for their first reunion since the Spanish American War. Events at Watkins Hall include addresses by Gov Patterson Mayor Morris Gen Tully Brown Maj Whitthorne and Col Bayless with an organization to follow and a later band performance by the Nashville Military Band.

Tennessee King’s Mountain Kennesaw Mountain Harvey H. Hannah W. J. Whitthorne Spain Phillippine Islands Company A Union Street T. E. Halbert Tennessee Rgiment Nashville Watkins’ Hall Gov. Patterson Mayor Morris Tully Brown Ma. E. C. Lewis Col A. B. Bayless

Continued Growth Of Cumberland Telephone Company

The Cumberland Telephone Company reports six months ending August 1 with growth in subscribers since March 1 1907 from 167 497 to a higher total. Net increases include numbers added each month and subscribers discontinued, yielding a larger overall subscriber base and showing sustained expansion.

Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated

Millionaire to Head Ticket in Chattanooga Mayoral Race

Chattanooga Sept 25. Charles B. James leading Chattanooga millionaire builder of the James-bu scraper and owner of the Durham Coal Mines was nominated by the Republicans for Mayor. He will accept. W R. Crabtree, another wealthy man, is the Democratic nominee for Mayor.

Chattanooga B. James Chattanoogi Monaire James — Buscraper Durham Tihe W. R. Crabtree

County Court Names Administrators and Guardians

County Court proceedings show R. in the estate of Mrs. Amanda Erwin named administrator. Alexander appointed guardian for Russell and Malle Ested, minors, in a related filing. Roosevelt’s actions and Brownsville references appear in casual opinion amid the day’s court notes.

R. ©. Church Amanda Erwin F. Alexander Russell Malle Ested

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