Deaf Mate Struck by Train in North Yards
A deaf young man named Wilson was struck by Passenger Train No. 21 in the north yards of the L. and N. railroad Friday morning around 10 o'clock. He was crossing to retrieve a card for his brother, unaware of the approaching train, and sustained a crushed skull with brain loss. He was taken to Pillow’s Tombary for surgery. prognosis says he has a chance at recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Florence
Hia
Pillow
Lewisburg
Administrator's Notice and assorted notices from Columbia Tenn
Administrator AJ Dawson invites creditors to file claims against the estate of A D Vestal by January 1 1904 and asks debtors to settle debts. The text also contains disjointed medical ads for Blood Balm and cancer cures, plus local school event notes and a sample letter-like testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Vestal
AJ Dawson
Adm
Columbia
Tenn
Tvirty Yeats
Atlanta
Geo
Alcorn
Unimortality Sermon At Niret Presbyterian Church Tasukegiving
An inperson sermon by Dr Guerrant at Niret Presbyterian Church Tasukegiving drew a crowded audience. He warned that life extends beyond this world and warned of two eternal destinations, urging self ex amination and moral reflection through parables of a society woman and a son recalling his father's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerrant
Niret Presbyterian
Goerraot
Tinsual
Silva Finn
Ceriet
Depositions Sought on 1863 Old Jackson College Fire
Major W J Whitthorne and Mr W E Greenlan, officers of the Old Jackson College board, give depositions before the Court of Claims Washington regarding the August 1863 fire by Federal troops. Citizens with recollections are asked to provide statements to help prove a claim for 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Whitthorne
Jackson Cilinge
Wo OB Greenlan
Court of Claims & Waistington
Major Whitthorne
Me Greeniew
Congress
The Battle of Christianity and the Church’s Decline
A sermon recalling John’s vision of a heavenly city lacking a temple, arguing that true progress comes from spreading the spirit of religion rather than building churches. It critiques the church’s decline in public roles and urges prophets over preachers to advance liberty and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Heavenly
Thie
Heaven
John
Cnarchives Heaven
Dowie
Ohio
Earth
Twentieth Century Home Magazine Offer to Herald Subscribers
The Herald offers a wholesale reduced price bundle of the Twentieth Century Home Magazine Cosmopolitan and Column Herald with an 18 percent premium for premiums. The deal runs through December 1005 or until 200 copies are sold, with options for advance payment and daily newspaper substitutes at higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bib Crne
Awen Bewie
Commopolitan
Gerd
Colum In Herald
Suit Seeks 37000 From Red River Furnace Company
J F Brownlow and W J Whitthorne sue in Clarksville chancery for 37000 alleging ownership of Hickman County ore lands and options, after a contract with Red River Furnace to pay 15 cents per ton royalty and mine 25000 tons monthly for ten months annually, plus build ore facilities. they claim 3750 annually for ten years plus further damages. Counsel: Hughes Bradford Savage Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brownlow
W. J. Whitthorne
Chancery Court
Clarksville
Red River Furnace
Hickman County
George T Hughes
James
Bradford
Savage & Johnson
Congregations to Call Rev T A Hardin as Pastor
Union and Bethbrier Presbyterian Churches united to extend a pastorate offer to Rev T A Hardin of Spring Hill. He signaled refusal. Union Church plans worship relocation to Belfast for better accessibility. A past move years ago faced division, delaying removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taladega
Ala
Mountain Home
Warer Presbyterian Church of
Talladega
Frank Bell Webo
Howe
Webb
Bow
Presbyterian Church
Alavana
Ebb
Union
Bethbrier Presbyterian Churches
T. A. Hardin
Spring Hill
Wen
Union Church
Belfast
Igh’ Son
Marahail Gazette
Death of two in coughing spell linked to incident
Two year old Harry Duckwell died after a coughing spell at home yesterday in front of his wife and Meson. The child reportedly worsened and a physician was not timely reached. A second coughing incident preceded the fatal outcome. Lelie Globes Demutrmh No 1. MHL Haslird's Hw AN rip wand and $100 at Ay He ne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Duckwell
Caneon
Duckwell
Haslird
Educational Rally Boosts Maury County Teachers at Hay Long College
The Educational Rally of Maury County Teachers held at Hay Long College Mt Pleasant featured State Superintendent A Mynders talk full of practical ideas and a fine dinner organized by Miss Charlotte Henderson. The event included reorganization of the Maury County Leaders Institute with Z T McCounter elected President and Joan Bumpass Secretary. A program committee was set to draft plans for the January meeting in Columbia with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Hay Long College
Mt. Pleasant
A. Mynders
Charlotte Henderson
Hay Long
Maury County Veadersa Institute
Z T. McCounter
Theta
Joan Bumpass
Bethell
Columbia
Runaway Horse Frightens Dr. J. G. Williams’ Rig
Dr J G Williams reported a horse ran away Saturday after a newspaper blew into its face. The horse pulled free from its buggy on West Sixth and West Seventh streets, veered to John W Fry's home, and injured a hind leg. The incident occurred while the doctor was not in his buggy. The horse involved reportedly differs from a prior runaway.
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J. G. Williamann
West Sixth Street
West Seventh Street
John W. Fry
William
Land Auction in Maury County Court Proceeding
Maury County Court in Columbia Tennessee to sell two described land tracts in the ith Civil District at noon on December 7th. Tract 1 spans 100 acres bounded by G W Park Jno Smithson and Jno White. Tract 2 is cedar and about 100 acres bounded by Joo White Ralph Bryant Jno Watson and Andrew Park. Terms: one half cash with balance on a two year credit. Notes with interest from sale date. Clerk A Le THOMAS, D.C. Nav West.
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Maury County
Tenn
Columbia
Tennessee
GW. Park
G. W. Park
Andrew Park
Jno, Smithson
Jno White
Joo. White
Ralph Bryant
Jno, Watson
R. Trims
Maid Lande
Dalw of
Bald
A. le Thomas
W, Thomas
D.C
Nav
West
Dr Guerrant’s Meeting Closes at First Presbyterian
Dr. Guerrant’s Sunday meeting at the First Presbyterian Church closed after a largely attended session. A large congregation heard a sermon on his mission work in Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee, with much good reported as accomplished.
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Cedar Buckets Ltd
Ballard
Stearns
Drugelst
Shalisburg
Wieconsin
Ministry
F. B. Webb
Fiset Presbyterian Church
Talladeya
Branham & Hughes
Sam Davin
Unione Toeepeakers
Bam Davia Society
Robert Vauueho
Floyd Merrey
Eyer Nix
Sidow
Wesdoary Geatly Society
Jamin Choon
Walter Ogilvie
William Spain
R. H. Foster
Salt Lake City
Dr. Guerrant
OLD Jackson College
Lion Coffee
Herbert S Bigelow
Daily Herald
Weekly Herald
Entioned
Lambia
Whitthorne
Castoria
Lipa
A. B. Raine
Drogetat
Chettanooga Tradiaman
Tenn Vsave
Knoxville
Nashville
WOO Cost Mining Company
Washington College Electric Abt
Oleateigh
Eperta
Saw mi
Palvent
Medicing Fi Tory. E
Aili Ying
Nek
Mm Peceartee
Dr. Deane
I For Sais
W. P. Woldridge
Pittsburgh
Natterfield & Dodson
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Wacunruna
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
James E. Caldwell
Gen
Leland Hume
D. WE ‘Treasu
Orma
Williamson
Janes
Maury Walter Osborne
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