Predicted clergy moves mark Tennessee Conference shifts
The report lists reassignments in the Tennessee Conference with Rev J J Stowe not coming to Columbia and Rev W A Stroud moving to South Columbia. It outlines district presiding elders, new pastors, and extensive stationing across Nashville, Murfreesboro, Columbia, Fayetteville, and other circuits, plus financial assessments for Columbia District.
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J J Stowe
Columbia
A B Clement
Clarksville
W. A. Strona
South Columbia
A. Kerley
Glatriet
J.T. Cotton
Greenbrier
J. W. Cherry
Wast Naglesilje
J. J. Stowe
Madison Street
A.C. Coney
Gallatin
J.T. Currey
Payetteville
HB. Reams
Nashville
Franklin
Cofiferante
George L. Beale
J. J. Rantom
W. J. Coltier
Murfreesboro
Lebanon
Journal
J. M. Vaden
Mooresville
Bryant Station
F. G. Dickson
Diana Circult
J. A. Alison
Plegah Circuit
G. L. Hensley
Bunker Air Mission
St Lé Hodge
Fiktonaby Bee Spring
B. PF. Tsoth
Delirose
Shugh
Prospect
Pleasant Hill
G. E. Rubank
Teddy bear slide and map shadow delight tale
Fragmentary lines discuss a Teddy bear, a map shadow and delight tied to trust over a plumbing contract. The text is incomplete and reads as a jumbled excerpt without clear events or identifiable names.
Conference church year totals and resources
The conference reports gradual declines in pastors and membership but remains prosperous with 63053 members, 183 local preachers, and 672 infants plus 2539 adults baptized. Epworth Leagues number 100 with 3463 members. There are 563 Bundup schools, 2907 officers and teachers, 39177 enrolled. Contributions totaled 4870.35 to the Bible Society, 1773.28 for Presbyter Elders, 107818.17 to preachers, 2892.25 to Bishops. 666 societies and 694 churches own property. Vanderbilt University valued at 1,475,000 with 1,400,000 endowment, 104 professors, 874 students.
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Epworth Leagues
Bundup
American Bible Society
Vanderbilt University
Mt Pleasant Shootout Between Colvert Cotton and Freeman
In Mt Pleasant a pistol fight followed a night dispute over a jail arrest. Colvert fired six times, Cotton twice with a snapped pistol. Freeman was wounded and Colvert also injured while fleeing. Several others were drinking and involved earlier in the confrontation.
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Colvert
Cotton
Columbia
John Colvert
Alex Colvert
Mt. Pleasant
Alabama
Pack
Herald Office
Freeman
Fleming
Will Harris
Lomeer Harris
Will Require Medical Tax on Alcoholic Medicines and Cordials
A government proposal imposes a special tax on the manufacture and sale of alcoholic medicinal compounds not medicinal enough to be unfit as a beverage and on cordials favoring extracts and soda waters containing excess alcohol beyond that needed to preserve ingredients.
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Eoluthom
Railroads seek court halt on State Board tax ruling
Nashville based railroads including Nashville Chattanooga St Louis and Louisville Nashville filed petitions in Circuit Court seeking certiorari and supersedeas to block tax assessments classed as localized property by the State Railroad Commission. They challenge side tracks and other lines outside main rights of way as illegal and seek a final voiding of those portions while keeping other assessments in limbo. The petition names Malcolm R Patterson John W Morton and Beau Folk as Board members.
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Nashville
Circuit Court
Nashville, Chattanoogs , St. Louis Railway
Louleville & Nashville
Minos Central
Yasco Valley
Misalanipp
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Malcolm R. Patterson
John W. Morton
Beau ©. Folk
State Board of Equalization
Open cattle season declared for November 1
State Live Stock Commissioner W. H. Dunn will declare an open season for cattle shipments under modern quarantine rules on November 1. Cattle may be moved from counties without general quarantine laws when special quarantines apply, or by individuals under disability. The official notice is not yet released, but several principals have been informed it will come in the next days.
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W. H. Dunn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure in Toledo Ad
An old newspaper advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh and offers a hundred dollars for any case not cured. It warns deafness stems from the Eustachian tube and promotes the product by urging readers to send for circulars and buy through local druggists.
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Toledo
Hall
Fatal Injury At Football Game In Chicago
Twenty year old W C Albrecht died from injuries suffered during a football game this afternoon. He collapsed on the field while playing right guard for a local team and was found unconscious with a cerebral hemorrhage, dying two hours later.
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Chicago
W. C
Albrecht
Vanderbilt University Transfer Cleared by Methodist Church South
Springfield Tenn Oct 18 Tennessee conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South votes to transfer Vanderbilt University from the local conference to the General Conference. The report says the charter is constitutional and the General Conference will hold trustees’ rights. Transfer approved, of record by H B Reamx E B Chap pall J F Slowe D C Kelley. Session opened with devotional on Christian faith.
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Springfield
Tenn
Tennessee
South
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt Comminaton
Methodist Episcopal
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episecopal Church
College of Bishops
Metho- Wat Episcopal Church
Vanderbil University
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
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H. B. Reamx
E. B. Chappall
J.F. Slowe
D. C. Kelley
Hoss
Devine Richneas
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South Street
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Park Avenue
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Trinity
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East End
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Hobson Chapel
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