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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1889

Page

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Solemn interment of Gov Sevier's remains in Knoxville

Knoxville reports the solemn interment of John Sevier, founder and first governor of Tennessee, with thirty thousand spectators viewing the procession from Chattanooga to Knoxville. Gov. Taylor and staff led the funeral cortege, the casket lay in state, and speeches lauded Sevier as the founder of Tennessee and hero of King's Mountain.

Knoxville Tiis John Sevier Taylor Special Legislative Committee Chattanooga Union Depot Virginia Holston Watauga Nalachucky Commonwealth Hestoes King’s Mountain Tennessee God Bless Her Depot M. B. Barry Montgomery Abu Mynatt Clapp Laps McCord Jarvis Patterson McNabb Andes National Guard State of Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterrans Confederate Veterans Catholic Knights of America Tara Verein Fire Department Gov Gay New Orleans Chapultepec Tennesser Congross King's Mountain Hiberty Cornwallie Sevier Shelby Carter Tipton Campbell Snodgrass Eliott Wilson Maxwell Webb Federal Union Volenterr Bravick Bath W. A. Henderson Gov. Taylor Crouche Knoxville Rifles Senator Sparks

Sunday School Movement in Churches Expands Revenue

The piece details the Great Sunday School Movement led by Presbyterians, Methodists, and Baptists in Tennessee, highlighting Dr Worden and Dr Cunnyngham’s roles, funds raised via monthly contributions from Baptist schools, and calls for participation from schools along a Bristol to Memphis line. It also includes a note on memory quibbles and a list of misattributed proverbs.

Presbyterian Worden Cunnyngham Methodist Church Baptists State Mission Board of Tennessee Thomas Knoxville Tenn Bristol Memphis Col. W. M. Woodcock Nashville Thoma Knoxville, Tenn Lawrenor Sterne Butler St James Pope Earl of Roscommon

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