Loyalist Unionists clash over Cumberland Church fight
Judge Bearden in Nashville keeps injunction in force as contempt case in Jackson dispute between loyalist and unionist factions of Cumberland Presbyterian Church is postponed to the March term. Warrants issued for several leaders, six posting bonds. parties to return to Fayetteville for final hearing. Nashville American reports from Maxwell House room.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Maxwell House
Walter 8. Bearden
Shelby‘ville
Jackson
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tyree
Trenton
Ira Law
Nashville
Fayetteville
Jackson Treetay
Bearden
Payetteville
Charles Griffin
B. T. Patridge
T. O. Martin
C. B
Jackson Church
Nashville American
Menelik Iii Ill in Abyssinia as Tensions Rise
From Adis Abeba reports Rome says King Menelik of Abyssinia is gravely ill and officials fear major disturbances in the ongoing struggle for the recession. A stray line about a woman is included but not relevant to the events.
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Abyssinia
Rome
Adis
Abeba
Menelik
Yucatan Chill Tonic Improved Guarantee Ad
A bold positive guarantee for Yucatan Chill Tonic Improved promises refunds if it fails to cure chills fever malaria or related illnesses. The ad boasts quick, mild action, claims it suits delicate stomachs, and urges buying via a local druggist with a money back guarantee backed by Stephenson Bros.
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Stephenson Bros
Yucatan
Nature
Chance for Moslem Girls in the Mohammedan World
In Turkey there are 1,500 schools for girls with forty secondary schools serving 3,000 girls. Koran study is compulsory and arithmetic geography and science are taught. Teaching has become a respectable profession, with graduates becoming tuforesses in distant parts of the empire. Some study to high standards learn French English and German. In Constantinople over 300 nurses today. An awakening is spreading, and a future dawn may wipe the stain of ignorance from Mohammedan women with government help.
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Calcutta
Turkey
Constantinople
Furs of Great Value Spoiled Aboard Peary Arctic Ship
Sidney November 27 Commander Peary s Arctic steamer Roosevelt reached North Sidney for bottom inspections after divers will examine the hull. A cargo of fur valued highly was largely salvaged, with portions thrown overboard. Charles Clarke, rescued by Peary, recovers health as his party reveals they ate mochasins and dog harness parts while stranded.
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Sidney
C. B
Peary
Roosevelt
North Sidney
Charles Clarke
Little Girl Fatally Burned in Lynnville Fire
In Lynnville Tennessee Mary Low Lovell six year old daughter of Luther and Mary Lovell was badly burned when her clothing caught fire from an open blaze. Her six year old brother extinguished the flames and summoned help but she died from injuries in the home despite efforts of parents.
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Lynnville
Tenn
Mary Low Lovell
Luther Lovell
Yakeley
Very Low Round Trip Rates To Southern Points
The Southern Railway announces Christmas holiday travel rates to the Southeast. Tickets will be on sale December 20 21 22 28 24 25 20 21 1906 and January 1 1907 with final return limit January 7 1907. For tickets and details contact any Southern Railway agent or J E Shipley D P A 204 Fourth Avenue North Nashville Tenn.
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Southern Railway
J. E. Shipley
D.P
Fourth Avenue
North
Nashville, Tenn
Kiss A Divorce Case Shocks Chicago Court
Joseph Crietz seeks divorce from wife of 12 years after she refused a kiss, with Mrs Crietz filing a cross bill for child custody and separate maintenance. The couple, living with her parents, face a court deadline to reconcile as she denies wrongdoing and accuses him of influence by relatives. She recalls his past excuses and vows to fight to retain custody of Jessie Margaret Crietz.
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Chicago
Joseph Crietz
Garfield Boulevard
Jude McHwen
Crietz
George W. Beck
Normal Avenue
Jessie Margaret Criets
L. A. Mannoni
Mannoni
Mra. Crietz
Mra Crietz
Nell Tomlinson Bostwick Dies In Cullooka Tennessee
In Cullooka Tennessee on Monday November 26 1906 Nell Tomlinson Bostwick infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bostwick passed away in Memphis where she had been brought to lay beside her mother. The death follows a difficult year for the family marked by faith and sorrow. The community mourns the loss of a beloved child as relatives express comfort in their trust in God. Local coverage notes other items including exams for County Superintendent and community updates on farming, marriage invites, and church schedule changes.
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Culleoka
Tenn
Lttle Nelle Tomlinson Bostwick
Memphis
Anna Tomlinson
Neil
Jesus
Father
Nell
Gethsemane
John P. Graham
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Graham
McCord
Twelfth Century Treasure Ships
A historical note contrasts famed Indies treasury ships with later ocean liner bullion runs. It recalls pirates chasing vessels laden with gold and silver, and cites a dramatic figure of nearly 19.9 million dollars arriving in New York within weeks, underscoring the high stakes of maritime treasure transport.
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Treasury
The
Indies
Atlantic
Ote
New York
Selkirk's Island Not Destroyed
In Mexico City, Chillan Consul Eugene Metz reported an official government notice denying reports that John Fernandez Island sank during last August's earthquake. Warships later confirmed the island and its inhabitants remain uninjured, dispelling earlier rumors of disappearance.
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Mexico City
Nat
Eugene Metz
Chillan
John Fernandez
Salvation Army offered Rhodesia land for colonization
London reports a rumor that the British South African Company offered the Salvation Army one million acres of land in Rhodesia free of charge for colonization. Gee Booth acknowledged some truth to the rumor but declined to state a definite position on the matter.
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London
Current Fm
Britta South African
Salvation Army
Laand
Rhodesia
Booth
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