Democratic ticket slate listed with statewide races
The Democratic ticket lists candidates for statewide offices including Senator J C W Beckham Governor S W Hager Lieutenant Governor South Trim Auditor Henry M Bosworth Treasurer Ruby Laffoon Secretary of State Hubert Vree land Superintendent M O Winfrey Attorney General John K Head Commissioner of Agriculture J Newman Clerk of Court of Appeals J B Nautlt Railroads Commissioner C G Chor Por State Senator J Rogers Gore and Representative W C McChord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrry M. Bosworth
Ruby Laffoon
Hubert Vreeland
M 0. Winfrey
John K. Head
Opening Gun of the Campaign Speech by Gov Beckham
Gov Beckham delivered his campaign opening in Columbia on Monday for United States Senator. He argued for Democratic policies as the path to state prosperity with praise for industry, mines, and farm life, promising wise laws and careful enforcement. The speech drew a large audience and will be printed in full next week in The Sun.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Gov. Beckham
United States
Columbia
the Sun
McChord Retention Fought by Henderson Club
Henderson Commercial Club backs Commissioner C C McChord, praising his term at the Kentucky Broad Commission. They cite progress in curbing abuses and note two urgent issues: proposed maximum rates and Henderson discrimination before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Henderson Commercial Club
Henderson Gleaner
C. C. McChord
Boechman
Kentucky Broad Commission
McChord
Henderson
Evansville
Commercial Club
Louisville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prac
Union calls for support for Railroad Commissioner Mr M
A terse political appeal urges readers to back Mr M for Railroad Commissioner as two area rectors advocate unity among parties and align behind him in the upcoming race. The text stresses collaboration and shared goals across factions.
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Aera
Springfield man Davison dies jumping from tenth story
The Courier Journal reports the tragic death by own action of Mr. Davison of Springfield. He left a West Main street saloon minutes earlier and climbed to the ten story Colinqu building top, perishing on impact with the engine room roof. Davison, born 1848 in Springfield, had a long city presence and varied fortunes, leaving a note to a nephew before leaping. His body was moved to an undertaking establishment and burial planned for Springfield.
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West Mainstreet
Tess
O'Bryan
O’bryan
Davison
J. W. Coutts
Russellville
Ohio River Tie Company
I Moorma
Moorman
Everett, Roe
Columbia Trust
Vison
Micheal Davison
Seventh Street
Preas Hamilton
Columbia Building
Ellis Duncan
Stag Hotel
Second and
Jefferson Streets
Joe Coyne
Mr. Davison
Springfield
Boden
Ellis T. Duncan
Tatham Springs Meeting Recap and Local Visits
Rainy weather did not deter a series of meetings led by Rev. Low of Chaplin Fork at Tatham Springs on Monday night. Attendees included E. W. Smith and Miss Mattie Brown of Willisburg visiting the area, with several local residents and visiting families noted in attendance across Sunday and Sunday afternoon activities.
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Low
Chaplin Fork
E. W. Smith
Mattie Brown
Willisburg
Ey. Mitchell
Lawrenceburg
Christian Church
Fairview
Sam Wells
Bob Mayes
Fenwick
Oscar Shirley
Chaplin
Roland Pinkston
Garard Clark
Memoriam for Virginia sister in heavenly peace
Poem memorial dedicated to Virginia, praising her as dearest and sweetest sister. The speaker laments her passing, recalls her voice and presence, and finds solace in God’s will. The verse ends with hope of reunion in heaven after life’s race is run.
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Virginia
Tragic suicide near Bardstown linked to family romance
Osborne Hite, about 25, shot himself on his uncle Edward Hite's porch near Bardstown, Kentucky, after an apparent crush on his cousin. He died moments later. The two families lived nearby and had earlier seen fraught plans to marry thwarted by the girl's parents.
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Bardstown
Osborne Hite
George Hite
Young Hite
Edard H. Hite
Hite
Edward H. Hite
Louisville
Young
Mr. Hite
Sweet Heart
Jle
Central Baptist Association Holds Annual Meeting at Muldraugh’s Hill
The Baptists of the Central Association comprising Marion and Washing ton counties met at Muldraugh’s Hill church Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. J. W. Crawley led the church’s entertaining role as host, with visitors including Rev. Dr. J. G. Bow of Louisville and Rev. Wm. M. Stallings of Smith's Grove. Rev. A. C. Graves spoke on Woman's work in missions and Rev. W. H. Williams on Home missions.
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Lebanon
Baptists of the Central Association
Marion
Washingtony Counties
Muldraugh’s Hill
J. W. Crawley
J. G. Bow
Louisville
Wm. M. Stallings
Smith’s Grove
Humphreys
Shelbyville
Tton
Ee H. J. Greenwell
Campbellsville
A. C. Graves
W. H. Williams
Wylam King’s New Discovery Saved Boy’s Life
In Ava Missouri Mrs. S Ruppee salutes Wylam King’s New Discovery for healing her son from a severe lung ailment. She credits the druggists Haydon & Robse with providing the cure after a physician could not help. The treatment led to a full recovery, enabling him to work again. Trial bottle offered free.
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Ava
S.ruppee
Wylam
Haydon & Robsesh
Town Notes from Texas Assembly of Local Families
Prof. Connor remains absent ill this week. Kimberlin celebrated his Witch birthday on Sept 5 with all children present except Chas Kimberlin of Louisville. Russell displayed his graphaphore as they enjoyed the day. Purdom has gone to Salvisa for a two week meeting. Hatchetts return to Antioch after visiting Dr. Hatchett. Mrs. Peterson and children depart for Chicago and other cities. Mrs Murphy and children visit Louisville with Mrs W B William. Mrs Wilson visits Campbellsville. Jamima Brady listed as sick. Ora Matherly and Sheley Arnold eloped Sunday night to wed, future plans unknown. G W Ocanougher and Chas Rady busy buying and selling power. Springfield hi v Lyon of Springfield preached Sunday night.
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GT. Kimberlin
Chas. Kimberlin
Louisville
Russell
R. L. Purdom
Salvisa
Mallie
Belle Hatchett
Antioch
Hatchett
H. G. Peterson
Chicago
Jacksonville
G. W. Murphy
W. B. William
W. H. Wilson
Campbellsville
Carry ‘Thompson
Jamima Brady
Ora Matherly
Sheley Arnold
Weir
Messrs
GW. Ocanougher
Chasrady
Pawer
Springfield
Lyon
Election Call in Mackville Precinct 3 Washington County
State of Kentucky Washington County calls for a November 1907 election to decide if stock may run at large on public highways in Mackville Precinct No 3. The county court orders sheriff and officers to place ballots to vote on stock at large. Notice to Mackville Precinct No 7 voters issued by J S Osborne and W C Booker clerk.
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State OF Kentucky
Washington County
J. G. Howell
Mackville
W. F. Booker
Clk
Osborne
W. C
Public Sale of Farm Near Bardstown Turnpike Springfield
A public sale will be held at 1 o clock PM in front of the courthouse at Springfield offering a farm of 150 acres on the Bardstown and Springfield turnpike about 6 miles from Springfield. The property includes 50 acres of tobacco land, three tobacco barns, three houses, and ample water with one well and two springs. Terms announced sale day. For more information call or address.
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Springfield
Bardstown
Eliza J. Thompson
Fredericktown
Bardstown Pike
Jack
Simple Remedies for Child Ailments Promoted in Local Ad
An unsigned Springfield Kentucky notice urges mothers and guardians to use Pepsin for child constipation and related ailments. It cites familial benefit and claims a five year old’s recovery, mentioning a Mrs. Hineboro endorsement and free samples tied to a home cure promotion.
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Hle
Hineboro
Frank
Washington Circuit Court Commissioner Sale Notice
The Washington Circuit Court orders a public sale at Springfield Ky on September 2 1907 to satisfy a judgment of 943 65 with 6 percent interest from May 2 1907. The land in Washington County Ky about 50 acres is described with boundaries along Jin River and lines of J P Woford Chaplin River Emma Meere and Chay Creek. The sale includes credit terms of six and twelve months and is conducted by M G Leachman and M C W.
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Washington Circuit Court
Court House
Springfield
Washington County
Jin River
J. P. Woforall
J. P. Woford
Chaplin
Emma Meer
Chay
W. T. Comstock
Meskington Circuit Court
Rebaree County
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
Sky
J. C. W. Beckham
S. W. Hager
South Trim
Mr. McChord
Courier- Journal
Lynes
Dayison
Springfields
Tatham Springs
Cousin
Central Baptist Association
Texas
Prof.Connor
Parks & Simms
S. Mo Campbell
B. F. Payne
Springfield, Ky
DR. Caldwell
SYR Pepsin
Washington
Caldwell Bidg
Montregas
RED Cross Drug Store
A. Thompson
A. Thomeson
M. Campbell
Aluctioneer
James F. Tobin Et
Plainti W. T. Comstock
Def Equity
M. G. Leachman, M. ¢. W
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