Teachers Institute Notes and Local Happenings
Stiverstile reports a Pulanki Teachers Institute with local attendees and relatives visiting. Elder J T Harie preached two sermons last Sunday to large crowds. Protracted meetings planned for the fourth Sunday this month. Mrs A Dagger and family visited Barnett's. Miss Lucy McMiseick from Broadview stayed with sister Mrs Kate Dagger. Mrs Dora Porter returned after a week at Lynnville and is improving. Farmers lament ongoing rains and damaged wheat. corn needs work. Miss Zors Chaffin of Broadview was shipped here. several others visited. Rev J By Green at home before returning to Richmond after vacation. DLoxon.
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Pulanki
J.T. Hareie
Harria
Felix Lowell
A Dagger
Barnett
Lucy McMiseick
Hroadview
Kate Dagger
Dora Porter
Lynnville
Zors Chaffin
Broadview
Joe Sapson
Ernest Murphy
Maxte Lee
Thoreday
Lily Scott
McQains
J. By Green
Richmond
Household Sale Ad From Satterfield and Dodson
Furniture fireboards china closet dining table and chairs offered at very low prices by Satterfield and Dodson contact to set pricing and arrange purchase for home needs.
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Satterfield & Dodson
Local notes and obituaries mix in Fielden Bros. notes and deaths
Fragmented county paper item highlights Fielden Bros. and local shop ads, family notices, and a lengthy obituary for Alonzo Fitzgerald. It records sickness and funeral rites at McCain's Church, mentions Rev. H A Gray, M Gabard, and mourners Clyde and Bred, with sympathy to the Fitzgerald family. Also notes rain damage to crops and various parish updates.
church workers meeting and clergy moves noted
A Church Workers meeting occurred Tuesday not at South Columbia Methodist church with a good audience. Rev M B Gabard will preach at Cumberland Presbyterian in Franklin and move his family there in August. The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of First M E Church met Wednesday at 4 50 pm Elder J M McCaleb former missionary to Japan spoke at the Christian Church. McCaleb, a Hickman county native, recently returned from Japan and plans to go back soon. No services at St Peters church in July due to the pastor s absence.
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South Columbia
Columbia district conference meets in South Columbia
The Columbia district of the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convened in South Columbia. Bishop H C Morrison presided. J A Woatick elected secretary. reports praised Sunday school and Epworth Leagues while noting a 28 percent rise in general collections and a 3 percent increase in pastors salaries. Delegates elected to the Annual Conference include H P Figners, F Arrowsmith, J W Brown, and James A Bostick. John B Padgett licensed to preach. Next meeting set for South Columbia.
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Pulaski
Columbia District
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Church
H.C. Morrison
Louisville
J. A Woatick
Beerstary
W. H. Peebles
J. W. Cherry
A. M. Grigsby
J. H. Nichols
Jasper Anderson
J. R. Williamson
J. F. Beasley
J. J. Shaw
F. Arrowsmith
Bishop Morrison
Tillett
Vanderbilt
South Columbia
Messrs
H. P. Figners
Columbia
JW. Brown
Polacki
James A. Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
John B. Padgett
Epworth
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Woman’s Parsonage Home Missionary Society
Poebies
Tennessee Conference Roundup of Delrose Shiloh and More
Local schedule notes multiple August September matches in Tennessee districts. Events include Dellrose Shiloh at Shiloh August 11 12 and Mt Pleasant September 1 2, plus Kedron August 18 Elkton August 25 and Smyrna August 27. Also listings for Trinity Cedar Grove Pulaski Mt Pleasant Oct 0 7 and other town pairings with dates and places.
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Pounth
Dellrose
Shiloh
Avgoat
Pieunh
Peiandahip
Annet
Richlind
Bethesda
Anguet
Suear Creek
Booths
Prospect
Kedron
Miktow
Bee Spring
Elkton
An Hat
Bikinont Springs
Smyrna
Dione
Mt. Pleasant
Lynnvalle and
Taylor's
Wedding Bells in Una and Columbia Couples Wed
Mine Laws Lee Slicks of Una and James T Harris of Columbia wed in Una Tuesday. The bride, a educated former Tennessee Industrial School teacher, earns high praise. Groom, a respected Maury County minister, is active in the Christian church. Attendants include Miss Ewell Townes, Exner Timmons, Miss Anna Tate, and John Beell. Reception held at the groom’s home.
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Nashville
Mine Laws
Lee Slicks
Una
James T. Harris
Columbia
Una Torsday
Tennessee Industrial School
Maury County
Christian Church
Mise Ewell Townes
USA
Exner Timmons
Anna Tate
John Beell
Ph. D
Ord. A
Democratic National Convention in Kansas City Deliberates Platform
The Democratic National Convention reopened in Kansas City with the platform in engrossing, focusing on imperialism as a paramount issue. New York's Van Wyck supported the majority report while senators and delegates debated vice presidential candidates, including Adlai Stevenson and John W. Keller of New York.
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Kansas
van Wyck
New York
Silver
Victoriaus
Dill
Georgia
Session ends with Bryan tribute and platform wrangle
At 8 39 p m Chairman Thomas opened the night session as thousands packed the great structure. A Bryan tribute drew pan demonium and a Chicago like nom ination scene. The Platform Committee fight sharpened as McCreary Campau and Phelan escorted permanent chairman Rich ardson to the platform amid dense aisles and cheers.
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Thomas
Hichardson
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
Tosmurrose
McCrary
Ser
McCreary
Daries
Richy Mn
Richardson
Lin
Ito
Hill and Kellar Nomination Roil In New York Delegation
July 4 1900 New York State delegation shocks with John A Kellar as vice presidential candidate after Hill fails for NY representative on Platform Committee. Tennessee and Tammany factions murmur of covert moves while Tawney delegation protests and Hill rejects any vice presidential bid. Secret placement of Van Wyck on platform committee fuels speculation of backroom stabs.
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Kansas
Oity
New York State
John A. Kellor
David B. Hill
New York
Augustue van Week
Philadelphia
Timothy L. Woodruff
Kellar
Tawne
Salzer
Balzer
Kansas City
Benator Hill
Benater Hill
Head Elected to National Committee by Tennessee Delegation
Hon J M Head was unanimously elected to the National Committee by the Tennessee delegation at the convention meeting. Moon won the platform committee seat on the third ballot after initial results showed Moon 10, Oates 8, McNeal 8, Newman 1. The delegation organized with Richardson as Chair, Cates as Vice Chair, Walker as Secretary, Parker, Carmack, Wells, Owens, Wallace, and Hulmes named to various posts.
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Kansas
Tennessee
J. M. Head
National Committee
John A. Moon
Chas. A. Cates
Albert McNeal
M. Newmain
Lincoln County
Judge Moon
Moon
Oates
McNeal
Newman
Franklins
John EB. Wells
Union City
W. A. Owens
Texwell
Wow
Wallace
Greeneville
M. Hulmes
Mermphia
Wheat price ad seeks sellers in Carvis Creek area
Wheat buyers offer top cash prices and rapid payment. Call or write to S. Nuswons at Carvis Creek for bids before selling elsewhere. Contact details provided for immediate grain quotes and easy sale.
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Nucwons
Carvis Creek
Ten esse improved cultivators offered by Sarrenriete & Doneor
Tennessee suppliers advertise tongue and tongueless cultivators described as the best, urging buyers to visit Sarrenriete & Doneor to view the Ten esses improved models and place orders.
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UN Sarrenriete & Doneor
Runaway wagon frightens team near Forgey Whitworth stable
A young tom hitched to a road wagon frightened in front of Forgey and Whitworth’s stable. The wagon broke loose, the driver chap and two boys were thrown clear. The wagon was badly damaged but no serious injuries were reported.
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Tom
John Frasier
Warren Titcomb
Forgey & Whitworth
Osteopathic Infirmary Adopts Vaccination Support
Browis editor Godwin Osteopathic Infirmary West Seventh Street offers office and home treatments by Dr Brown and Emma Godwin graduates of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo. The piece includes praise from Mrs. J B Fonazer wife of a U S senator and BW Pratt M D LL D professor in Chicago, endorsing Osteopathy and its role in maternity and chronic conditions.
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J. B. Fonaxer
United States
Ohio
A.T
Rep
BW Pratt
Chicago
Osteopathy Endorsed By Former Congressman Turned Judge
Former United States Congressman and Kentucky Circuit Court Judge Goophan endorses osteopathy after months of treatment. He reports relief from gall stones asthma rheumatism and nervous prostration with no knife or drugs and notes cures in others, urging acceptance by orthodox medicine.
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Goophan
United States
Circuit Court of
Kentucky
Oliver Wendell
Tacoma streetcar wreck and other regional disasters
A Tacoma streetcar plunged into a gulch over 200 feet deep with 36 bodies recovered and 45 injured, many likely to die. A Parkersburg W V railroad collision caused an oil tank car explosion killing seven and injuring many more, with two expected to die. An explosion of fireworks in Philadelphia killed four children and injured twenty three.
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Tacoma
Parkersburg
W. V
Philadelphia
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