Shooting at St George Hotel in Winchester Leaves Man Wounded
Lexington Ky representative F M Holland of a Louisville life and casualty firm is shot in the dining room by Buck Nolan during a supper clash. Nolan, barber in the building, says Holland attacked him first. Holland remains hospitalized with nonrecoverable injuries. Holland, a Georgia native, is brother of RB Holland, postmaster at McPherson.
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Lexington
F. M. Holland
Louieville Life and Accident Insurance Company
Buck Nolan
St. George Hotel
Winchester
Nolan
Holland
Georgia
RB Holland
McPherson
Man Ends His Life After Wounding Self In Louisville
Harry B. Pyne a 40 year old Malin street merchant temporarily demented by nervousness and insomnia shot himself and then cut his throat with a razor. His wife Mrs Pyne, frightened, drew a revolver but fellow boarders prevented her from harming herself. Pyne was son of W T Pyne of Hot Springs founder of W T Pyne Mill and Supply Co. He belonged to Lodville Lodge Masons King Solomon Chapter De Molay Commandery Knights Templars Grand Consistory jaa and Kosair Temple.
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Louisville
Harry B. Pyne
Franktic
Prisons Probe Edges Forward in Kentucky
In Frankfort the prison commission reports no new witnesses in the milk contract case. It asks L B Marshall to provide any information on further graft alleged in the state prison. Albert Johnson of Louisville and Nathan Tude of Martin County are paroled for violent crimes. John has consumption.
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Frankfort
Bomers
Seasion
L. B. Marshall
Lillard
Albert Johnson
Louisville
Nathan ‘Tude
Martin County
Will Harness the Cumberland River Power Project
New York talks on harnessing the Cumberland in Kentucky to transmit electric power. Arthur Gieslo, a New York consulting engineer, completed a survey for a route to Lexington. Backed by New York capitalists, the plan would cost over 2 million dollars and build a large dam to create a reservoir holding about 2 million cubic feet of water up to Williamsburg 25 miles away.
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Lexington
New York
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Arthur Gieslo
Wiliamsburg
Spalding to Lecture at Kentucky University Law School
Hon William W Spalding Lebanon County Attorney Marion County will lecture this winter before Kentucky University Law School classes on National Bank and State Taxation. He led state defense in Citizens National Bank cases and served as state revenue agent gaining broad tax experience.
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William W. Spalding
Lebanon
Marion County
Kentucky University Law School
National Bank
Spalding
Citizens National Bank of Lebanon
Commonwealth
Help problem in Jessamine county prompts hiring push
The Jessamine Journal notes farmers face shortages of help as cooks and hired men quit despite wages. The author cites a Kentucky example and suggests inviting a German colony to settle locally, arguing Germans are reliable and industrious and could provide steady labor.
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Jessamine
Dayton
Louiavilla
Jessamine County
Pitiable Memphis tale of abandoned wife and two children
Mrs. Hattie Morgan once a Kentucky beauty appears at the central police station with two frail children claiming abandonment by her husband William Morgan who allegedly left with another woman. She seeks help and says she wishes to reach her grandmother near Morristown. Morgan formerly Miss Hattie Barrett wooed in East Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hattie Morgan
Kentucky
Central Police Station
William Morgan
Morristown
Morgan
Hattie Barrett
East Tennessee
Planters Protective Associations in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Stir Farmers
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports farmers react to publication of articles of incorporation for Planters Protective Association of Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia. They question if it replaces the Dark District Tobacco Planters Protective Association formed in 1904. Officers named are identical in both groups and tension grows as public explanation is demanded.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Planters’ Protective Association
Virginia
C. H. Fort
F. G. Ewing
Madden petitions for divorce custody in Lexington
John E. Madden files a divorce petition in Lexington alleging his wife Annie Louise Madden procured a Cincinnati divorce through fraud by pretending marriage to L. V. Bell. He seeks divorce and custody of sons Edward and Joseph and relief from an alimony judgment, contending he was not party to the Cincinnati suit. The petition lists attorneys Senator William Lindsay Charles J. Broston and Judge J. R. Morton.
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Lexington
John E. Madden
Ohio
L. V. Bell
Annie Louise Madden
Madden
Cincinnati
William Lindsay
Charles J. Broston
J. R. Morton
Cuban insurgent sentiment grows in rural Cuba
News brief notes rising insurgent mood in Pinar del Rio Havana and Santa Clara provinces where two thirds of country towns may back rebels. Peace talks seen as possible to halt bloodshed and violence subsiding. Also mentions political and criminal items and local notices from The Sun.
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Havana
Santa Clara
Roger C. Sullivan
Uunois
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Claude Unger
St. Louis
Henry Potts
Eufaula
I. T
Morocco
Bu Hamara
Zebouan
Abel Anderson
Northwestern National Bank
Sioux City
Bright
Michigan Sugar Company
Victoria Er
F. B. Gault
Tacoma
Wash
South Dakota University
Aberdeen
Pope Pius
J. McGrain
New York
Rome
St. Gregory
Baden
Malnau
Lake Constance
Misa Beasie Greene
Alta Bingham
Grace Stephenson
Collie Cowhick
Trenton
Lewiston
Masconoma
Arien
Very Sick Boy Recovers With Cold Weather Remedy
Maggie Hickox of Midland recalls her two year old son’s severe bowel complaint. She credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with his recovery, saying it can handle even cholera infantum when used as directed and sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
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Chamberlain
Maggie Hickox
Midland
Louisville Tobacco Market Opens Strong in Burley Report
Louisville Kentucky tobacco market opens strong with burley prices ranging from 6.65 to 12.75. The report lists offerings across warehouses including burley and dark categories with 98 and 11 thirds noted in the shipment details.
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Louisville Tobacco
Louisville
Burley
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