The New Judge for Tennessee Supreme Court
Governor Patterson appointed Buchanan to the Tennessee Supreme Court to fill the Beard vacancy. He is respected by Memphis lawyers and Shelby County citizens for public spirit and legal ability. The press offered no criticism, deeming him a worthy successor and credit to the court.
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AS. Buchanan
Patteron
Tennessee Supreme Court
Beard
Memphis
Shelby County
Buchanan
Nashville
Big Cincinnati Fire Kills One Fireman. $2 Million Loss
A major blaze in Cincinnati's modern factory district early today caused about $2,000,000 in damage. One fireman died and Walter Morris, a white man, was fatally injured. six other firemen were hurt. Ten firms and eight large buildings were destroyed as high winds fanned the flames across an entire block from Ninth and Burnam to Broadway.
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Cincinnati
Walter Morris
Ninth and
Bucamore
Treety
Broadway
Hames
Christmas Holiday Adjourning City Schools
The city schools will adjourn today for the Christmas holidays and reopen on Monday January 2 1911. An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh claiming it to be a positive remedy through blood and mucous membrane absorption. The notice includes testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for J Carney & Co and mentions relief for constipation.
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Thin Paper
Kelanod
Ball
Hall
J Carney & CO
Toledo
Drumelsti
Nashville's New Paper Formed With $100,000 Capital
Nashville stock company forms to launch a new paper. The organization gathered by prominent locals and state representatives sets capital at 100000 dollars. Chas H Slack and J W Reid named as editorial writers.
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Nashville
Chas. H. Slack
J. W. Reid
Mrs Northup Endorses Dr Caldwell's Pepsin Syrup
Mrs Northup from Quincy Illinois extols a remedy for stomach bowel and liver troubles claiming Dr Caldwell's Pepsin Syrup offers the best relief for families. She urges households to try a free sample by writing to Pepsin Syrup Co 119 Caldwell Building Moncelllo HI. Bottles sell at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Alice Northup
Quincy
Dr. Caldwell
Beuying
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bidg
Monsicello
Sec
Bristol Seeks Entry to Southeast Pro League
Bristol aims to join the Southeast pro league as funds are being raised to enter the club. The effort focuses on securing financial backing and organizing a formal entry plan.
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Bristol
Ifpomuloe
California Leads in Bank Wealth for San Francisco Exposition
A San Francisco Call summary of 1909 banking data compares California and Louisiana, showing California far ahead in bank resources, savings deposits, and deposits per capita. It cites San Francisco as a prime candidate for the 1915 Panama Exposition, noting state efforts and private funding to back the plan.
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California
Louleiaga
San Francisco
New Orleana
National Monetary Commission
Louialana
Louisiana
New Orleans
Ban Pranciaco
Louisiens
Californi
Water of the ‘Union
Cincinnati
Roddley D. Evans
Panama Canal
San
No Laundry Monday at Johnson City Steam Laundry
The Johnson City Steam Laundry will close next Monday to allow employees a Christmas day off. Patrons are advised to plan accordingly. J. B. Brading departed yesterday in Bristol. Read the Want Column.
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Johnson City
Camels Seen As Solution To Australia’s Desert Transport
R Mok Dougherty of Adelaide argues camels will address the vexing transport problem in arid Australia where railways are sparse and deserts hinder horse use. Camels already carry mail from Port Augusta to Tarcoola gold fields, pulling a two ton load over 300 miles with ease.
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Australia
R. Mok. Dougherty
Adelaide
South Australia
Arington
Western Australia
Port Augusta
Spencer Gulf
Minoe
Washington
Danny's Hunt Cost 110 Dollars For Sheep Losses
A famed New York sportsman recounts his Great Dane pup's solo rabbit hunt that ended with a bill for 110 dollars after the dog killed 22 sheep on a farmer's field. The tale ends with the hunter praising Danny's hunting talent despite the costly mishap.
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New York Sporteman
New York
Carl Hagenbeck
Doxy
Paddy
Danny
Candy From Tropics Recipe for Coconut Candy
A tropical recipe describes making coconut candy by grating fresh coconut, extracting milk with hot water, straining, and boiling with sugar. It suggests adding lemon rind for flavor if limes are unavailable, then cooling and beating until creamy.
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Tropics
Cats in Bakeries Adopted by City Bakery Rules
A Chicago city council bakery committee approves a bakery section allowing cats in bakeries while prohibiting other domestic animals. Judge Ball vocally opposed cats yet the bakery ordinance passes after hours of debate. Reports also note various local and visiting figures and a plea to try an ad in want columns.
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Chicago
Ball
Liverpool
Tennessee States Finances Defy Tales of Deficit
Nashville December 20 Comptroller Frank Dibrell rejects claims of a treasury deficit and says the state will meet all obligations in January. He asserts funds will cover the general school fund by January 10 and notes the year end balance improving from the previous year. He defends bond retirements and cautions against pessimistic forecasts. A final unrelated note praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy during influenza epidemics.
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Nashville
Frank Dibrell
Chamberlain
Practical Farmers Meeting at Munsey Memorial Church
The short course in practical agriculture will be held in the basement of the Munsey Memorial church in Johnson City Tennessee on December 26 1910 by the agricultural college of the University of Tennessee with cooperation from the state department of agriculture. No fees. No entrance requirements. Everyone welcome. Farmers of upper East Tennessee urged to attend to gain maximum benefit. Railways offer one and one third fare for the meeting. Tickets available from the farmers club or the Commercial club Johnson City Tennessee.
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Munsey Memorial Church
Johnson City
Tenn
Agricultural College of
The
University of Tennessee
State Department of Agriculture
Upper East Tennessee
C. & O. Railway Company l
Ke, T
Cure claimed for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Mr Joseph Murphy of Tadiseopolies Indiana declares he suffered severe storm ache and digestive troubles for years until using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He says the herb laxative cured constipation indigestion and liver and bowel issues after trying many remedies. Free sample offer details given with address.
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Joseph Murphy
W. Market St
Tadiseopolies Ind
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello
Ill
Sec
Western State Wants Tom Cats in Washington
Sharon Pennsylvania note reports a request from Albert J Randall of Okanogan county Washington for 1000 cats to remove gophers destroying farms. He plans to visit Pennsylvania to collect stray cats for shipment back to Washington by April 1.
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Sharon
Squire AB. Gilbert
Washington
Albert J. Randall
Okanogan County
Pennsylvania
Handall
Governors picks attract hundreds of applicants in Tennessee
Nashville reports more than 500 applications filed for state offices under governor-elect Hooper. State superintendent, agriculture, prison, adjutant general, capitol positions and many others draw interest from educators, doctors, preachers and various professionals as the next administration prepares to fill vacancies.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Educational Department
Commissioner of Agriculture
Brushy Mountain
Department of Archives
Herbert Domain
Board of Education
Dentals
Medical Boards
Aera
Rockwood native named private secretary to governor elect
Nashville reports George A Taylor of Rockwood has been chosen by Governor elect B W Hooper as private secretary. Taylor, a two year attorney, is a Tennessee native born in Greene County son of the late Col A W Taylor of Greeneville. He studied at Tusculum and the University of Tennessee Knoxville graduating in 188.
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Nashville
George A. Taylor
Rockwood
B. W. Hooper
Taylor
Greene County
Col
A. W. Taylor
Greeneville
Tusculum College
HH. H. Ingermoll
University of ‘Tenneswell Knoxville
Cardul praised in Clinton Ky letter of relief from female troubles
A Clinton Kentucky reader reports relief from female troubles after using Cardul for a week. The letter claims severe pain and inability to stand improved, and notes fifty years of success in women’s health practices backing the product. The endorsement urges trying Cardul now.
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Clinton
Mra
M. D. McElroy
Immigrants Ordered Deportation From Galveston
Fifty Jewish immigrants, mainly Russians, were ordered deported in Galveston Texas on December 20 for likely public charges. The Jewish Immigration Society headed by Jacob Schiff is no longer accepted as guarantor for additional aliens. The text notes influenza and pneumonia concerns and mentions Mary Hardin visiting from the University of Tennessee.
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Galveston
Texas
Jewish Immigration Society
Jacob Schiff
Societas
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