Broad slate of Maury county political candidates announced
Public notices authorize numerous candidates for local offices in Maury County including Circuit Judge County Court Clerk Sheriff and Register. Names listed include Prank Boyd Dadce Turner Horach Briereson George W Nichols Ed Hight James A Sanders Tomlinson and others with Democratic primary dates in early February 1910.
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George W. Nichols
Maury County
Dew
ED Hight
Fot Maury County
Hardin W. Thomas
D&wtt
M. V
Dan) Oakley
Democratic Party
Dé&Wtt
James A. Sanders
Fojeel
Democrat‘c
Tomlinson
Toy
A. J. Nichols
Sam Hayes
N. EB
Register
Sam J. Taylor
Register of
Judge Palmer Won't Discuss Governor Candidacy
Knoxville Tenn Oct judge Palmer attending a special session of the Court of Civil Appeals declined to discuss Nashville reports that he would seek the governorship.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jude Palmer
Court of Civil Appeals
Nashville
Tennessee Haritist convention opens morning session
Special to The Herald Nashville Oct 14 The Tennessee Haritist convention opened with devotional exercises led by Rev W J Bearden Memphis and prayers by Dr B D Gray and Rev Sam Owens Whiteville At 1 15 Dr G C Savage ordered the convention and time was set for 3 45 to hear a partial report on nominations to elect the state mission board and other bodies Mrs W D Powell of Kentucky and J T Henderson formerly president were introduced and greeted The Layman's Work report by J F Brownlow noted Henderson named general secretary for the south and boosted mission gifts Additional reports discussed Grime Lebanon highlighted need for missionaries at Reelfoot Lake country.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Haritist Convention
W. J. Bearden
Memphis
Thomas 3. Potts
Memptis
Sam Owens
Whiteville
B. D. Gray
Home Mission
Southern Baptist Convention
G. C. Savage
C. B. Waller
Knoxville
State Mission Board
Home Mission Board
W. D. Powell
Kentucky
J. T. Henderson
Virginia
J. F. Brownlow
Grime
Lebanon
Reelfoot Lake
Cholera Threatens Seoul Amid Epidemic Fears
Cholera rages in Seoul with rapid spread. Authorities, led by Japanese Resident General appointees and palace officials, order fumigation and closures. Teams clean alleyways and byways, while the disease tests public health responses.
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Seoul
Geneva
First Methodist Church Columbia May Get New Pastor Next Year
Columbia delegates discuss key church matters including a possible new pastor for the First Methodist Church in Columbia. The Peabody Vanderbilt dispute and the General Conference implications loom large while committees, including temperance, push for pro prohibition support. Names mentioned include J J Stowe and W S Taylor as possible pastors and delegates.
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Herald
Pranklin
Tenn
First Methodist Church
Columbia
Hia
Edward P. Turner
J. H. Dinning
Col
John &. Edgerton
Asheville
Chirc
Peabody-Vanderbilt
Peabody
Vanderbilt
Methodist Church
Great Methodist Church
Vanderbilt-Peabody
Columbia Church
J. J. Stowe
Clarksville
Chancery Court Set to Open Regular Term Monday
Maury chancery docket to be taken up Monday by Chancellor Bear den marking the start of the regular term. Filing time for bills ends today but the chancellor allows bills to be filed each Monday while the court is in session.
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Bearden
Sonetom
Edgerton Named Probable Lay Delegate in Tennessee Conference
Franklin Oct 14 The Tennessee Conference opened with religious services led by Hiwkey Hoss. Numerous ministers and lay delegates are listed, with Edgerton among those named as possible lay delegates. An expected contest over ministerial delegates is noted, including W J Haggard and others. Names and places include Nashville Clarksville Franklin Pulaski Columbia and Winchester among attendees and nominees.
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Seeme
W. BR. Lambuth
HB. Reames
Wo. Tillett
B. 8. Chappell
Ieun
Kove
W. J. Haggard
J. W. Cherry
T. A. Kerley
W. B. Taylor
C. Ww. Byrd
F. P. McWhirter
J. H. Kirkland
Nashville
J. W. Irwin
Savannah
J. P. Pickering
Clarksville
J. L. Parkes
Franklin
M. Massey
Pulaski
J. P. Edgerton
Columbia
Wm. Hughes
Cullooka
W. T. Thomas
Ashland
T. A. Embrey
Winchester
W. C. Dibrell
C. W. Patton
Ball Star
Columbia Military Academy
Brown
Edgerton
Vanderbilt
Young Ladies Defeat Indians in Institute Basketball
The Tigers beat the Indians 30 to 0 on Institute Athletic grounds as weight and size gave the Tigers clear superiority. A large turnout at practice shows rising interest in girls athletics, with Miss Hamill seeking engagements for future games.
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Institute
Tigers
Indians
Hamil
Hamill
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