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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

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St John’s Memorial Assn Plans Improvements To Historic Church

The St John’s Memorial Association meeting in the Century Club discussed securing and reclaiming church property. They plan to fence and sell new grounds as a cemetery and recover the church with tin shingles, then begin interior repairs next spring. The church, built around 1848 by Leonidas Polk, served as an Episcopal parish and slave education site.

St. John Parish St. John Cemetery St John's Church Leonidas Polk Polks Polk St. John Sr Newell America Newell Queen Victoria Memoirs! Association

Parable of the Fatted Calf by Rev John B Cannon

Rev John B Cannon of Holy Comforter Mt Moweint delivered a sermon on the parable of the prodigal son from St Luke. He warned against self righteousness, urged mercy like the father, and urged listeners to welcome returning sinners while stressing spiritual duty and devotion.

John B. Cannon the Holy Comforter Mt. Moweint St. Pe Devel Cannon Olfort St. Luke Linn

Dr Clement Returning as Pastor of First Methodist

Dr Clement will return to serve as pastor of First Methodist Church here after a period away. The appointment brings renewed leadership to the congregation and local religious life.

First Methodist Church

Temperance Report Highlights Strong Conference Action

McMinnville Tennessee October 17 Dr A E Clement to pastor First Methodist Columbia Rev T A Kerley to be Presiding Elder The conference notes the strongest temperance report in history with laymen leading the effort urging christian voters to back anti liquor office seekers and pastors to engage in politics The meeting reflects broad church approval and aims at aggressive temperance and partisan participation policy.

Mcminncille Tenn A. E. Clement First Methodist Church of Columbia T. A. Kerley Committee On Temperance

Tennessee Baptist Convention Elects Officers In Memphis

Rev A U Boone was unanimously reelected president for a fifth term at the Tennessee Baptist Convention in Memphis. Edgar B Folk and M D Jeffries elected vice presidents, W J Stewart secretary, Fleetwood Ball statistical secretary, W M Woodcoalt treasurer, and Co B Waller announced ongoing state mission reports. The board reported 1400 baptisms and 8275 sermons in the past year with 3290 professions of faith.

Memphis Tenn A. U. Boone First Baptist Chirch Tennessee Baptist Convention Edgar B. Folk Nashville M. D. Jeffries Jefferson City Carson and Newman College W. J. Stewart Fleetwood Ball Lexington W. M. Woodcoelt Co. B. Waller Chattanooga Baptist State Mission Board W. ©. Golden

Night Riders Murder Prominent Attorneys in West Tennessee

Special to The Herald from Memphis reports Judge R. Z. Taylor and Capt. Quintin Rankin, leading Trenton lawyers, were abducted by 35 masked night riders near Union City. Rankin was found shot and hanged. Taylor’s fate unclear. Gov. Patterson issued a $10,000 reward. Troop deployment discussed.

Night Riders West Tennessee Herald Memphis Tenn R. Z. Taylor Quintin Rankin Trenton Ward Walnut Log Union City Rankin Judge Taylor Capt. Rankin West Tennessee Land Company Reeloot Lake Reel Foot Lake Sid Waddell Taylor Gov Patterson Covington Scruggs

Changes in C M A Team

Captain Lex Stone leads the C M A football team as cadets crowd Academy Field for practice. Due to several injuries the lineup shifts are set, with a game vs Battle Ground Academy planned for the 31st now possibly moved to the 30th to avoid circus conflicts.

Lex Stone Batte Ground Academy Stone Branham & Hughes Black

Strong Appeal by W C T U in Tennessee Prohibition Push

At a Chattanooga convention the Tennessee Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution urging men to vote for prohibition candidates in the 1909 legislature and calling all women to a day of prayer on November day of prayer and vote for anti liquor measures to ban manufacture and sale in Tennessee.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Chattanooga Tennessee Tennessee Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Merchants Assert Stronger Trade Across Maury County

In Maury County merchants report improved trade with rising property activity and phosphate business. Banks affirm plentiful money, estates and farms showing gradual growth, and new houses rising in Columbia, Mt. Pleasant, and Spring Hill. Buyers plan trips to eastern markets as George B. McKennon of McKennon Anderson & Poster sails to New York to expand stock for the Christmas trade.

Columbia Mt. Pleasant Spring Hill George B. McKennon McKennon, Anderson & Poster New York O McKennon

Voters List Upheaval Marks Supplemental Registration

At the recent supplemental registration which closed Wednesday there was heavy activity in some parts of the county and lighter in others. Gravel Hill and Thamens recorded 308 and 350 registrations respectively, with many removals noted. Books have not been fully compiled and an exact report will follow. Patterson leaders push governors’ supporters to register.

Gravel HI Thamens Columbia Patterson Avery

Kannard Addresses Democratic Crowd in Circuit Court Room

Hon W T Kannard electoral for Seventh Congressional District spoke to a large Democratic crowd in the circuit court room on Saturday at one o'clock. W J Webster introduced the speaker. Kannard roasted the Republican administration, endorsed the Bryan ticket, and urged electing him. The young Dixon Station lawyer drew warm praise for his effort.

W. T. Kannard Tstrict Cironit Court Room O'Cale W. J. Webster, Esq Kannard Bryan

Greer Debates Fussell in Maury County Senate Race

Perry Countian reports Democratic senate candidate John A. Greer drew large crowds in Hohenwald and Maury County, claiming a favorable majority in Perry and Lewis counties while challenging Fussell on liquor policy. The debate in the Maury County Courthouse featured sharp exchanges, with Greer emphasizing common sense and arguing the platform would let communities decide liquor fate, not saloonkeepers.

John A. Greer Columbia Hohenwald Mr. Greer Perry Lewis Greer Maury Capt. Fussell Maury County Court House Mr. Fussell Nashville Davidson County Broad Street Platform

Tillman to Speak at Columbia Station Tuesday Morning

Hon. G. N. Tillman will speak at the Columbia passenger station Tuesday morning at 9 45 o clock. The speech will last thirty minutes as he arrives on the 9 45 train from Nashville and leaves on the arrival of train No 2 for Lawrenceburg.

G. N. Tillman Columbia Nashville Lawrenceburg

County Jail Cost Figures Under County Court Review

Records show the county jail building cost $21,460 paid to McDonnell Bros of Louisville. Construction began June 10, 1884 and finished October 1, 1884, not $40,000 as previously stated.

McDonall Bros Louieville

County Court to Meet for Bonding the County Debt

Special term of Maury County Court called for Oct 26 1908 to decide funding the county debt. Majority favors four percent funding with annual interest around 4000 dollars. some support a 25 cent tax per hundred valuation to pay off debt in six to seven years. Debate centers on tax impact versus bond selling now at par and long term feasibility. The call signed by five justices of the peace asks Judge Gordon to convene in Columbia Tennessee.

Gordon Columbia, Tenn W. O.gordon Maury Co. Tenn R. H. Guest J. P G. W. Hayes H. F. Pariss J. P. E. Erwin M. T. Voorhies

Suit Over Night Riders Assault Near McEwen Tennessee

Lula Green, now in Davidson County, sues Ned Ridings and eighteen Humphreys county men for 10000 damages alleging a night riders assault near McEwen Tennessee. She describes masked assailants entering her home, dragging her from bed, beating her with sticks and whips, and threatening to further visit if she remains. Her physical injuries and damaged reputation are claimed.

Nashville Lula Green Ned Ridings Humphreys County Shea McEwen Tenn Davidson County

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ST. John's Memorial Rev John. Cannon ST. Peters Church DR. Clement Rev. Kerley Tennessee Baptists Reelfoot Lake BER Anarchy All West Tennes Fussell Court House Perry Countian Will Rand
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