Methodist Church South Looks to Hospital Chain Plan
In Jackson Mississippi delegates outline steps for a hospital extension within the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They urge annual conferences to propose a working plan and seek necessary legislation while existing hospitals in Atlanta and St Louis pave the way. Nashville’s Galloway Memorial hospital project advances with $250,000 funding and steady subscriptions. Bishop Hoss leads the campaign effort.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Atlanta
St. Louis
Nashville
Galloway
Nashville Hospital Drive Grows From Church Aid Plans
A Nashville hospital project advances with initial plans and confers across Mississippi Methodist conferences. Rev. A K Clement and Dr Walter Lambuth lead efforts to establish Galloway Memorial Hospital in Nashville with spring start, aiming to train nurses and create a chain of clinics. Fifteen to twenty laymen press to raise funds as the city sees a flagship facility. The article notes the role of churches in medical ministry and nursing training. The rest of the text includes unrelated ad copy and a joke about a speaker’s remark in Cleveland.
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Sixteenth Avenue South
A. K. Clement
Galloway Memorial
North Mississippi
Mississippi
Methodist Episcopal Church,South
Walter Lambuth
Methodist Board of Missions
J. H. Sherard
Sherard
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F. Emery
Brandon
Ri. A. Meek
Greenville
A.B. Watking
Hattiesburg
Robert Momerviile
Woman's Home Mission Society
Clement
Big Memoral
Tennessee Faces Battle Over Prohibition and Election Laws
Nashville Banner reports growing tensions in state politics as Governor Patterson signals a likely bid for another term while Benton McMillin eyes the U.S. Senate. Informal conferences hint at shifts with party factions backing continued statewide prohibition and new election laws amid looming campaigns and potential repeal efforts.
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M. R. Patterson
General
Benton McMillin
United States
J. 8. Frazier
Jeff McCain
Fr. H. Hannah
Gov. Patterson
States Senate
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Senate
Goy. Patterson
McMillin
Patterson
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Pardon Power and Tennessee Mercyain Debate
The letter defends Col Lyle and the governor’s pardon powers, arguing pardons reflect virtue, mercy, and public sympathy. It lauds Governor Patterson and cites supports from Roy Taylor debates, asserting the people favor liberal pardons. The piece condemns persecution of the governor and medieval savagery toward defendants.
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Nashville
Roy Tallor
Tennessee
Governor Patterson
Senator Carmack
Man of Galilee
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Hopeful Sign For The State Governor’s View Of Normal
Tennessee embraces the normal school idea as part of the public system with rising enthusiasm. The state board of education tours Athens Dayton Winchester Tulahoma Murfreesboro Columbia and other Middle Tennessee towns drawing flattering receptions. Gov Patterson notes the public support signals progress for higher education and awaits West Tennessee responses as the itinerary continues.
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Tennessee
State Board of Education
Patterson
East Tennessee
Athens
Dayton
Winchester
Tulahous
Murfreesboro
Columbia
Middle Tennessee
Murfresboro
Rutherford County
Nashville
West Tennessee
Amerixean
Train sections of Barnum and Bailey show to reach Johnson City
The first section of the Greatest Show on Earth train will arrive in Johnson City tonight. Shortly after, four more sections will follow at roughly hourly intervals. The city, with a population around 1,600, will prepare to welcome the show along with its horses and equipment.
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Johnson City
White
Spectacular Street Parade Opens Large Continental Circus
Thousands prepare for a grand street parade and a full day of circuses under white tents. The European program features trained animals from anteaters to clowns and the stunt Desper ado diving from the tent dome, with Jupiter the horse performing aerial acts. Two shows are scheduled for the day, admission available at Miller's Drug Store.
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America
Desperado
Jupiter
Executive Committee Endorses Governor Muledtin Pate
More than three hundred members of the Knoxville Knox county democracy executive committee attended a meeting and issued a cordial endorsement of Gov. Muledtin Pate. Local party leaders reported broad support and a unified stance ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Knoxville
Knox County
Muledtin BR. Pate
Greatest Menagerie and Pardons Debate In Local Paper
The piece describes an early opening for a grand circus covering fourteen acres, praising its new year as the best in history. It then questions legal avenues for pardons, asking if convicting or imprisoned individuals or their supporters can secure clemency for a fee, with a call for informed answers. The rest covers political party events in Knoxville, resolutions endorsing Governor Patterson and the Democratic slate, and a local committee gathering with speakers discussing election laws. Dr Fahrney Teething Syrup ad follows.
King of the throat and lung remedies hailed in ad praise
An old advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery as the best throat and lung remedy. It claims to kill germs and colds, ease grippe symptoms, heal cough-racked membranes, and cure sore inflamed bronchial tissues and lungs with a free trial and guarantee by H C Miller.
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Dr. King
H.C. Miller
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