Christ the Ruling King sermon at First Methodist
A Sunday service at the First Methodist Church featured a lengthy sermon by Rev. A. E. Clement titled Christ the Ruling King based on Psalm 24. The preacher argued that Christ embodies absolute kingly power within God's kingdom, preserves the faithful, and triumphs over opposing forces, while offering salvation to all including the heathen.
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First Methodist Church
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A. E Clement
Christ
Zion
Justoe
Right
Earth
Heaven
Satan Hhe
Satan of Nebbing
Godet
Satan
God
Kingdom of God
Sacred Cantata Dazzles First Methodist Pupils Program
The Royal Guest cantata by the First Methodist Sunday school attracted a large audience on Sunday night. Pupils delivered charmingly with Mrs Sharp training. Mrs Oaks and Mrs Turner aided, and the event raised over 26 dollars for the city’s poor along with many presents.
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Sharp
Nnstead
Pupple
C M A Cadet badly injured in Nashville auto accident
Edwin Craig of Kentucky, cadet at Columbia Military Academy, was struck by a car on a Nashville street Friday afternoon. He suffered internal injuries, thought serious and possibly fatal, and was taken to a hospital. Professor J C Hardy was notified and departed for Nashville.
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Edwin Craig
Kentucky
Columbia Military Academy
Nashville
Young Craig
J. C. Hardy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Ostarrh
A newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh with a claim of a $100 reward for any failure to cure. It explains internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces and advocates constitutional treatment plus accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Toledo
Ohta
Baby custody ordered over unpaid board bill
Mrs. H. A. Singleton, widow, asked Judge Camp in the Fifty-ffth District Court to seize custody of her baby from Mrs. Appeby of 310 South Alamo street who had custody over an unpaid board bill of about $20. Judge Camp issued the order and stated that babies cannot be held for board bills.
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San Antonio
Tex
H. A. Singleton
Judge Camp
Fifty-ffth District Court
Appeby
South Alamo Street
Two Evans Men at Pie Counter Reappointment Noted
R. T. Hickman is reappointed postmaster at Lynnville after a competitive field, backed by Referee Jackson. Pending holiday recess, W. Wilkerson will become postmaster at Pulaski, succeeding W. B. Parris, with support from Referee Jackson.
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Evans
R. T. Hickman
Lynnville
Hickman
Jackson
Congress
Wilkerson
Pulaski
W. B. Parris
Jaackwon
Fist Fight in House Over Committee Assignments
Washington December 18 A five year rivalry between John Sharp Williams and David A. De Armond erupted into a fist fight on the House floor as De Armond struck Williams and blood flowed. Witnesses noted the incident occurred after a dispute over a committee assignment related to Henkel’s fate and a claim about a “phar mater” chair. The clash interrupted adjournment with both sides prompting friends to step in.
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Washington
John Sharp Williams
Mingissippi
David A. DeArmond
Missouri
House of Representatives
Representative
de Armond
Williams
Henker
Cannon
Committee of Coinage, Weights and Measures
Hooker
Lloyd
Booker
East Tennessee Brewing Company injunction blocks police sale of Extra Dry
In Knoxville on December 19 the East Tennessee Brewing Company obtained a chancery court injunction to stop Police Chief Chandler from interfering with the sale of Extra Dry a drink produced since the town went dry. After city saloons remained soft drink resorts the chief ordered analyses showing 2 percent or more alcohol. He halted sales and urged patrols to report violators.
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Knoxville, Tenn
East Tennessee Brewing Company
Knoxville
Chancery Court
Chandler
Chander
Board of Public Works
Patterson Pardons Jackson County Man in Felonious Assault Case
Governor Patterson granted a pardon to James Warren of Jackson county who was convicted of a felonious assault in July 1906 and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
James Warren
Jackson County
Columbia Base Ball Association Strives to Rebuild
Dr. Robert Pillow leads a push to form a Columbia base ball league with Huntsville Decatur Sheffield Clarksville and Hopkinsville. Funds of 513.86 remain in Phoenix National Bank as stockholders seek officers and a Friday January 3 meeting to organize the local group and coordinate with neighboring towns for a self sustaining league at Riverside Park.
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Columbia
Robert Pillow
Huntsville
Decatur
Sheffield
Clarkeville
Hopkingville
Pillow
Columbia Base Ball Association
Agin
Phoenix National Bank
Dr. Pillow
Sheeams Uke Riverside
Express Men Busy With Holiday Deliveries
Express men work day and night to handle the holiday rush. Each express car returns loaded with packages, requiring several trips to move all shipments. Hundreds of packages are being sent to absent friends by residents of Colombia.
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Express
Evers Express
Colombia
Receiver for Atlanta Bank Appointed After Probe
After a two day investigation into the Neal Bank in Atlanta Georgia officials decided to place the bank under the State Bank Commissioner. The bank shown an estimated nominal assets value near 9606 000 with Cuban and Alabama property loans devalued and several uncollectable notes found. Depositors total about 2 067 000 with 9 000 savings depositors amounting to 725 000. The bank had 100 000 capital and held a 100 000 deposit with bond protection. Official condition statements will wait until examiners finish reviewing the books.
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Atlanta
Neal Bank
Georain
Alabama
Remiar
Riots Erupt Over Priest Arrest at Guadala jara Village
Riots erupted in Sthautian near Guadalajara after a priest was arrested for fighting with a townsman. Priests and Sisters of Mercy incited villagers and a mob of hundreds attacked the town lockup and freed the padre before fleeing to the countryside as police restored order.
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Mexico City
Sthautian
Guadalajara
Sisters of Mercy
Horrific Darr mine explosion traps hundreds near Jacob's Creek
An explosion at the Pittsburg Coal Company Darr mine in Jacob's Creek Pennsylvania traps 200 to 250 miners. Rescue crews report shattered buildings and rapidly rising death toll with 13 bodies recovered, three headless, as the belt of mines in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia suffers a string of disasters. Many workers stayed home for St Nicholas Day church observances, reducing the workforce by 400 and sparing some lives.
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Jacob's Creek
Darr
Pittsburg Coal Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Nonom
Fayette City
Monongah
W. Va
Christmas Day Observed in Columbia
Christmas day will be observed as a holiday in Columbia with banks and The Herald off for the day. Practically all business houses closed in the afternoon for employees to rest and have Christmas dinner. some closed the entire day.
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Columbia
Herald Force
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