General Assembly Meets in Nashville Presby Church Session
Special to the Herald reports the Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly opening in Nashville May 21 with about three hundred delegates. Rev. S. M. Templeton presides, sermons delivered by Templeton in a large audience, and synods from Alabama Arkansas Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Mississippi Missouri Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee and Texas attend. The assembly weighs uniting with the Presbyterian Church in the USA with memorials in favor and six presbyteries opposing. An advertisement urges Old Age Kings Now Life Pills as a remedy for aging ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
M. Templeton
Clarkaville
Texas
Templeton
Alabama
Arkansas
Plinols
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvani
Tennessee
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Mud Creek Notes from Mud Creek Tenn May 17
Dock Wurst was knocked down and robbed of 88 or 10 in Adamsville. The ages of Jefferson Peerey James Peerey John Brown and Polly Meek total 350 years. Jefferson and James Peerey are brothers who came from Hickman county fifty years ago. John Brown is the most active, he cultivates a small crop and plows daily, while Polly Meeks manages her own housework and washing.
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Mud Creek
Tenn
Dock Wurst
Adamsville
Jefferson Peerey
James Peerey
John Brown
Polly Meek
Jefferaon Peerey
Hickman County
Jobo Brown
Polly Meeks
Baxter at the Helm in Nashville Daily News
Col. Jere Baxter returns from Hot Springs Ark in good health and spirits to resume editorial and managerial control of The Daily News Nashville. Also advertised: a sale of 4 to 6 year old broke mules ready for business by JW Edward & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Daily News
Spenin
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jere Baxter
Ark
The
JW. Edward & CO
Public School Exercises and Entertainments Noted
The City Public School closing takes place Thursday night June 4. Prof. Butsell's class offers an entertainment on Tuesday night June 2. Miss Lottie Wilkins' first grade class performs Friday afternoon May 25. Miss Mary Ashton’s music class to entertain at 10 o clock with likely events near Paris Green/Rains.
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Prof
Butsell
Lottie Wilkins
McDowell
Tomore
Mary Ashton
Gov Frazier Leaves for New Orleans Trip
Nashville Tenn May 20 Gov Frazier accompanied by his star and several friends left for New Orleans this morning and will be away three or four days. The party traveled by private car and the Pullman sleeper Arion and are prepared to live on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Frazier
New Orleans
Mt Pleasant Chronicle News Briefs and Ads
Local notes report social visits and arrivals in Mt Pleasant and Glendals plus several sale announcements. Items include Mrs. Puryear welcoming a granddaughter, Horace Rainey selling farm gear, and Arch Craig acquiring half-interest in Stallings business with plans for expansion and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Grentery
Neebville
Pont Sundar
Jas A. Smiler
Mt Pleasant Chronicle
Eilitur
C. Jeckamae
Horace Rainey
Puryear
Glendals
Albert
Sire
Jim Ward
Mt. Pleasant
Austin Harlin
Joe Bridges
Monda
Wood
Mary Howard
Chatmnatt Conservatory of Music
Athendale
Wight
Tenth
Will Barker
Dan
Imo Columbia, Venn
Arch Craig
Stallings
Williamsport
Stallings & Craig
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure and Trial
Frank J. Chexey and Co advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 penalty if curing fails. The Toledo Ohio notice asserts the remedy works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Notary public attests December court filing. Sold by area druggists for 73 cents. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
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Btate
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Civeney
Fd. Chexey & Co
Hall
J. Chexey
A. Larkal
A. W. Gleasox Notary
Halls
F.d. Cexexe Co
Halls Family
Testimonial Musicale for Prof Flick at Hay Long College
A large audience attended a Monday night musicale at Hay Long College in Mt. Pleasant as a testimonial to Prof. R. C. Flick of Nashville. He was aided by Misses Setwart and Flick of Nashville.
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Hay Long College
Mt. Pleasant
R. C. Flick
Nashville
Flick
Setwart
Collumbia Defeats Maroons in Close Pitching Duel
In a spirited Riverside game Columbia bested the Nashville Maroons 7 to 5 after a contested rally. Collins shut out the visitors in the late innings, while Nickens showed speed and control on the mound. Manager Wilkins released Hill and praised umpire Frank Bennett for solid officiating.
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Wilking
Hill
Wilkins
Frank Bennett
Ampire
Bennett
Riverside
Poth
Collins
Arsenal
Gibson and I
Big Buggy Store Offers Buggies For Everybody
Local ad notes Vonie and Bee at 1526 Satterfield and Dodson selling buggies at deeply discounted prices for all buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonie and
Bee
Satterfield & Dodson
Tent Meeting Near High and Tenth Streets
A holiness tent meeting begins at the corner of High and Tenth streets conducted by Rev. C K Polara with wife and Rev S W McGowan assisted by Dr H A Laws of Thompson Station. Services daily afternoon and evening. Pastors evangelists and all devoted to God are invited to attend.
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High and
Tenth St
Lots for sale and card of thanks from Wilkes family
Three building lots offered for sale on Haddox property near the reserve. Also a card of thanks from J B Wilkes and Mrs W Jack for prayers and visits at their mother's bedside, invoking blessings and gratitude from friends.
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Haddox
Reserve Ie
Pass the Hat. Local fundraising report from Indianapolis
May 21 report shows Southern contributions totaling 1049.76 added to Louise Hadley’s bank account, the chambermaid, who refused to cover Booker T. Washington. Momphie sent 10.76 from New Orleans and a 4% share to Green, with New Orleans and other donors contributing to the effort.
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Indianapolis
Louise Hadley
Chambermaida
Booker ‘T. Washington
Momphie
New Orleans
Chambermaid
A Beautiful Game of Ball Between Nashville Maroons and Columbia
Nashville Maroons defeat Columbia 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel. Kerwin and Gilbert excel on the mound, with Nickens closing the last three innings for Nashville. Merrill and Greer spark Nashville with key hits as Columbia errors keep them in the game.
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Cottiupla
Nashville
Hertle
Kerwin
Kickens
Neshville
Gilbert
Columbia
Colaubtia
Cateh
Nickens
Akin
Cate
Merrill
Mercili
Watson
Colombia
Potts
Pettitt
Creer
Tanner
Greer
Nashville Boys
Jond
Bennett
Buchanan
Schmidt
Helder
Pott
Handisey
Oases
Maroons
Clapp
Abrhpore Pettitt
Merriil
Chump
Thomas
Ooodlt Wateun
van Boo
Abrhpoa Behmide
Hoale
Portitt
Traner
Loft
Maroona
Banes
Henowit
New Line of Embroideries and Ladies Wear Items
A mixed list of new embroidery fabrics and ladies wear including curtain laces and feathered sockets. Items include Gibran Serim in white, curtain supplies priced per yard, plus children's and ladies undergarments such as sleeveless vests and hosiery in various colors.
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Wopeetiy
Fer
Opm
Lee
Howe
Eno
Broad Selection of Household Goods On Sale
AMNINES. Croqtet sete Tae, 80¢ to SLA parent, full line of hammocks from 110 up, all sizes of Arctic and White Mountain ice cream freezers, ice hooks 10¢, ice picks and shovels, fly traps and paper, poison fly paper, tin and galvanized sprinklers 10¢ and up, enamelware in hi gloss and grey finishes, Japanese fire screens, glassware in new assortment.
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Croqtet
SLA
Arctic
White Mountain
Extra Session Ordered Over Turnpike Reports
Judge Gordon directs a quarterly court meeting in Columbia on June 1 to review Turnpike Commissioners reports on the Columbia and Mt Views and Maury Central turnpikes. An injunction sought to block the May 11 report was denied, keeping the extra session for the tax rate and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Gordon
Thomas
Herald
Carnpike
Pleasant Pike
Garnett Rainey
Chancery Court
Bearden Grat
Murder case details amid early 19th century court notes
Special to the newspaper outlines a murder investigation involving A. B. Chino with arrests of Clays O Keien and Bail Whitney. The report notes uncertainty about a winter event and mentions an unusual phrase about digging and witnesses. The fragment provides limited readable facts and names.
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Clays
Keien
Bail Whitne
A. B Chino
Wintar
Sepilie
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T. N. Figuers
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
W. PB. Woldridge
Mud Creek Notes
Baxter AT the Helm
Paria Green
Rains
Paris Green
Gov. Frazier
Owen
GW. Nichols
OUR
Ames
Old Kentucky
Citizens’ Telephone
Bell Telephone
MR. Collins
Nashville Maroons
Collumbia
Nownville Maroons
Ualality
Halereon
Anand
Tadioge
C.f
Roberson
Marocam
Abrhpoa
Doyleot
Beale
Lewis
Korwin
Gioor
Cece
Ee Potts
Davia
Delia
Nickwas
Pese
Ned Runa
Grier
Reewin
Davis
Merril
Robinson
Colling
Davie
Sex
Wok Bennett
Mooney
Murfreesboro
Columba
Hugh Hill
Newt Fisher
Athletic Park
J.B. Wilkes
W. . Jack
Teno
Kelas
Mi'et Bevd
Savtarfield & Dodaon
Amnines
Aagret
Inw
W. W. McCormion
Carter
Columbia Gun Club
Masuby Wilkins
Thistaller
Riverside Park
Weenvet
Semdon
Narkillian
Maury County
Pleasant
Spring Hill
Colavill Toe
Alan” Bigantary Qian
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