Clement Here Discusses Galloway Hospital Campaign
Dr. Clement, visiting the First Methodist church, spoke on the Galloway Memorial Hospital project. He outlined fundraising, expected total cost around two million dollars, and noted early pledges of about seven thousand dollars with more anticipated at the next annual conference.
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Clement
Wil
Tennessee Oor
M. E. Church
Iiulioway Memorial Hospital
R. H. Peoples
Ulin
W. L. Jackson
Tilsiig
Jallawar Memorial Hospital
St. Thomas
Royal families costly in new balance sheet reveal big payouts
Intriguing royal balance sheet shows substantial incomes and allowances for monarchs and households. It lists payments to court figures, with figures like 100000 and 90000 cited, reflecting lavish funding of royal expenditures.
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Royal Fame
Ensive Inxuttes
Ab Jonn
A. Vere Theligdergloe
Feney
Battenberg
Obey the Church Not the State Emphasized in France Letter
In Hommea ur France on July 24 Gar udrinn was fined by the Foportional Court for inciting disobedience to the separation law. He writes a long letter pledging faithfulness to church authority over secular law and condemns Nantes schools. The document includes a vow to uphold church prerogatives through bloodshed.
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Hommeaur
France
Garudrinn
Nantes
First Institute for Negro Farmers Opened at Nashville Capitol
The first United States institute for negro farmers opened at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville on July 28. B J Carr of Wilson County was elected chairman with W B James as secretary and D A Hart as treasurer. Bishop Evans Tyree gave the opening address and Col John Thompson and Prof George W Carver spoke along with local leaders Wim Key of Shelbyville Henry A Clark of Wartrace and J S Wooten of Lafayette.
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Syneta
Nashville
Tenn
United States
State Capitol
Middle Tennessee
B. J. Carr
Wilson County
Capitol
Ww. B. James
D. A. Hart
Bishop Evans Tyree
T. H. Keely
A. M. E. Review
John Thompson
Agriculture
Col Thompson
George W. Carver
Agricultural Department
Tuskegee Inatinite
Wim. Keys
Shelbyville
Henry A. Clark
Wartrace
J. 8. Wooten
la Payette
Mills Brothers Not Convicted in Tennessee Murder Trial
In Hancock county Tennessee Riley and Aaron Mills, sons of a prominent local citizen, were tried for the murder of their stepmother but the jury failed to agree. One juror urged conviction while eleven favored acquittal in the first trial. a second trial swung strongly to acquittal with eleven jurors for acquittal and one for conviction. The father assisted in defense and Judge H T Campbell of Bristol presided. Each brother posted $10,000 bail.
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Bristol, Tenn
Hancock County
Tennessee
Riley
Aaron Mills
T Hem
Peeling
H. T. Campbell
Bristol
A Snow Storm in the Summer Over St Louis Balloon Flight
A midsummer snowstorm high above the earth thwarted balloon ascentists John Berry Paul J McCullough and John Thurman who aimed to capture the Lahm cup near Savannah Ui They traveled about 223 miles mostly through rain before abandoning the attempt as the weather and soggy craft failed to keep the gas aloft Landing occurred in a wheat field nine miles north of Savannah with the party about 223 miles short of the 1907 Lahm cup record.
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ST. Louis
John Berry
Paul J. McCullough
John
Thurman
University City
Savannah
Charles DeForrest Chandler
St. Loule
Assault by local officers shocks town in Mt Pleasant
In Mt Pleasant a Saturday assault involves Assistant Policeman Lawrence Harris and Constable Burns who clashed with Horace Cecil after dogs found dead near his farm. Cecil was struck while denying killing the dogs. both officers were arrested, fined, and Harris suspended amid public outcry over peace officers engaging in a personal quarrel. A separate bootlegging case against Dave Joyce proceeds, with testimony from Harris and Deputy Marshal Shirley, and witnesses Bryant and Roance.
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Horace Cecil
Lawrence Harris
S Burns
Harris
Burns
Cecil
Main Street
Ie Square
City Recorder
Mt. Pleasant
U. S
A. C. P. Nicholson
Mt Pleasant
Dave Joyce
Mr. Pleasant
W. J. Shirley
Nicholson
Attomes Towler
Mt. Pleasent
Joyce Nell Rahe Hodge
Squire” Jones
Dave
Marshal Shirley
Joyce
Jim Bryant
The
Baptist Association
Charles Roance
Towler
Portuguese heir renounces throne to wed American
LISHON July 24 Prince Miguel of Braganza elder son of Duke Michael the pretender of the Portugal throne has renounced forever his rights to the throne of Portugal to marry Miss Anita Stewart daughter Mrs James Hearty Smith of New York.
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Lishon
Prince Miguel of
Braganza
Michael
Portugal
Anita Stewart
James Hearty Smith
New York
Sanders Announces Candidacy for Maury County Judge
The Herald reports Reg J A Sanders has announced for Maury County Judge subject to the Democratic primary. Sanders, a long time county official and road advocate, is popular in the county and resides at Neapolis. The primary date is unsettled but likely in April under state law. numerous candidates for county offices expected.
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Reg
J. A Sanders
Maury County
Fay
Sanders
Jong Mat
Luna
Fife
Maury
Viking
Esq. Sanders
Neapolis
Ice Cream Supper at Sunnyside Sparks Prohibition Debate
In Bristol Tenn July 28 temperance activists countered wet threats after a poll tax payback plan surfaced. Drys claim a dozen wet leaders may be indicted for paying voters polls while Sunnyside hosts an ice cream supper to raise funds for repairs and libel court actions.
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Bristol
Tens
Wets
Drys
Sunnyside
Tennessee Day Declared as State Holiday
Governor Patterson issues proclamation designating Thursday September 22 1900 as Tennessee Day in honor of the state fair with activities statewide.
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Tennessee
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Guv Patterson
City to Build Steel Lockup to House Eight Prisoners
City judge has received bids for a new steel lockup to be built with two single and one double cage, costing about four hundred dollars. The facility aims to reduce costs by housing prisoners locally and enabling street work by early breakfast and earlier release.
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Erwin
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Jas
Ebco
Beven
Cooper Marks His Own Grave In Alexandria Cemetery
Insane Cooper of Alexandria has a stone erected in Boatview Cemetery by A J Bottorff of Alexandria Marble Works at about 125 dollars. The 43 year old man and his wife of 41 years have their birth and marriage inscribed while engraving is nearly finished. He also dispersed over 5000 dollars to his children and gave his wife 1000 dollars plus the Main street house and lot in Alexandria.
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Alexandria
Teun
Cooper
Haz
Boatview
A. J. Botterbaugh
Alexandeia
Woman Sculptor Belle Kinney Garners Fame for Southern Monument
Miss Belle Kinney, a Nashville artist long based in Chicago, gains nationwide attention for a proposed Carmack monument model she created in four days. Her three figure design depicts a dying boy, a Southern woman and Fame, and critics praise its dramatic realism and symbolic unity. She likely wins the contract as the Daughters of the Confederacy and United Confederate Veterans push the project nationwide.
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Belle Kinney
Columbia
Nastyville
Miss Kinney
Ameren
Oute Pita
Chicago
Tast
Jere Baxter
Nashville
Cartuack Monument
Mullan
Memphis
Allan
Kinney
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lig
Mise Kinney
Mias Kinney
Carmack
Georgia Peach Crops Lead South with Record Shipments
Georgia peaches, the largest southern crop this year, moved over 2 000 car loads to northern markets, while shipments to northern markets totaled more than 1 900 car loads. Home consumption not included.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South
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