Pardoned Slayer Thwarts Nashville Murder Case
Nashville, April 13. A sensational pardon by Governor Patterson released Col Dune tun Ds. Cooper and son Robin Cooper for the 1908 Carmack murder in Nashville. The decision, coming after a Tennessee Supreme Court verdict, split the court 8 to 2, reversing the lower court and remanding for further action. The pardon, issued without a formal petition, sparked intense political reaction among temperance factions and opponents of Prohibition.
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Bottle hidden in maple tree sparks old whiskey tale
An aged whiskey bottle sealed inside a maple tree four feet across was found by locals. The discovery drew attention to a 30 year mystery, with authorities noting the bottle and contents likely date fifty to sixty years back. Governor Patterson’s pardon of Col Cooper prompted political tension and a court reversal on Robin Cooper’s sentence, while crowding safety and legal notes followed.
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Judge Haskell Dies After Stroke In Columbia
Judge Alexander C. Haskell, lifelong South Carolina jurist and railroad executive, died in Columbia after an operation. Born 1880 in Abbeville County, he served in the Civil War, studied law, and held seats from state legislator to associate justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court. He led the Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad, chaired the Democratic State Executive Committee, and represented the state in Washington for recognition of Wade Hampton as governor. He married Rebecca Singleton in 1869 and Alice Alexander in 1870, leaving a large family including Mrs Christie Benet and several Haskell heirs. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Men Adjourn at Ted Men Convention in Colman
April 4 meeting of the Ted Men adjourned with absent members noted. Elected for the ensuing year were Grand Prophet HOS Boots Cheaters Great Savhem, and other officers including Kettner Newberry Great Sen Tor Sammons J.P. Carale Greeneville, Keeper of Wath S. Mo Choekson, and Cole Ilene as trustees and representatives.
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Allen's Foot Health Powder Ad Claims Quick Foot Relief
Ad touts Allen's Foot Health Powder to cure sweaty feet and odor with rapid relief. Promises easy use, mentions free trial and nationwide availability, urging readers to order by mail for prompt results.
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Suffrage Speaker Blasts Population Policy Debate
Washington as April 1 1910 ten years hence to be the father of or ov children will be a disgrace says suffragist Mea Lavelle Helen Baker of Spokane who will speak at the National Woman Suffrage Association convention opening in this city yesterday. She says Roosevelt advocates large families but warns women should limit births. she also criticizes funding priorities and calls for humane progress toward improving human stock.
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Boy Charged in Cambridge Area Murder Case
A Kielmond Indiana report states 15 year old Charles Revelee confessed to fatally burning Mrs. Charles Allison in her Cambridge area home after attempting to steal jewelry. He allegedly fled to the city and was arrested following questioning. The murder triggered a house fire at Mrs. Allison’s home. The confession cited motive of robbery and interruption by Mrs. Allison during his search. The tale notes Rev elee slept at the Allison farm before the crime. Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised in the piece, with local druggists Seneca Pharmacy Clemson College and Sanele CG listed.
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Expedition to Mount McKinley Reaches Summit Claim
Fairbanks expedition led by Thomas Hloyd reached aumatt Mount McKinley on April 1 after a month’s climb. No trace of Dr Frederick A Cook or his expedition’s ascent could be verified and the route could not be confirmed. The climb neared 12,000 feet then faced a steep section and the summit remained disputed.
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Graves Returns to Democrats at Jefferson Day Dinner
John Temple Graves, former Independence League candidate for vice president, rejoined the Democrats at a Jefferson Day dinner in Washington. He urged unity, denounced hybrid democracy, praised Hearst and Bryan opposition to Republican dickerings, and called for a united front to defeat the common enemy as 700 Democrats cheered.
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Potato's Broad Use in Germany and Europe
The potato holds a relatively larger place in Germany than elsewhere in Europe. It serves extensively as food for people and animals and is also processed into starch and alcohol, reflecting its agricultural and industrial significance.
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Lexington case on conspiracy arrest of Staines and Vastine
Lexington authorities arrested G. W. Staines and Vastine on a warrant charging conspiracy and intent to commit a crime connected to a patent matter. The complainant’s wife and others are named in the alleged offense, with claims of domestic disputes and an accidental killing. Both defendants were released on bonds set at $400.
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