Football at Maryville. Tennessee Medical College Team and Maryville Play Saturday Saturday, November 16th., the greatest game of foot ball ever played this side [?] of the earth, will be played at Maryville, between the Maryville team and [the] team … Continue reading →
Had Been Entered. Dr. Cawood Finds that His House Was Burglarized some time Ago Dr. J. C. Cawood, dean emeritus of the Tennessee Medical college, has found that his residence on Fifth aveune [sic] was sure enough burglarized as reported … Continue reading →
A Shocking Death. Dr. Chas. M. Cawood Dies from the Effect of Chloroform Administered Preparatory to a Surgical Operation for Tuberculosis in the Ankle Joint The shocking intelligence became known last night that Dr. Chas. M. Cawood, son of Dr. … Continue reading →
Stockholders’ Meeting Tennessee Medical College By order of a majority of the stock represented there will be a special meeting of the stockholders of Tennessee Medical college on March 6th, 1895, at 2 o’clock p.m., in the office of the … Continue reading →
The Medical College. Annual Commencement Exercises To Be Held March 26th The Tennessee Medical college has been obliged to change the date of its commencement exercises at Staub’s from March 28 to March 26. There will be twenty-two or twenty-three … Continue reading →
Robbed a Grave. Ghouls Steal the Body of Rufus Ferguson and Dispose of It to the Medical College. It Is Afterwards Found and Identified — a Sensation Created — Professors Under Arrest Hardly cold before the body was made ready … Continue reading →
Is He a Judge? What Does Noon [sic], of Chattanooga, Know About Dentistry Special to the Journal Chattanooga, Tenn., March 2. — A decision was handed down by Judge Moon to-day in the mandamus suit of M. B. Williams, a … Continue reading →
It Will Do You Good. How Knoxville Grows and Why It Will Continue To Grow At the meeting of the Marble City business league Thursday night a gentleman addressed the assembly with some statements of fact that are encouraging and … Continue reading →
Dr. Cawood Resigns but He Was Made Emeritus Professor of Surgery Dr. J. C. Cawood, dean of the Tennessee Medical College, has resigned the chair of professor of surgery, and the board of directors, in consideration of the earnest and … Continue reading →
Tennessee Medical College. The Announcement for the Coming Year Is Out The announcement of the Tennessee medical college for 1894-’95 was brought out yesterday in a neat pamphlet. The pamphlet is very neatly compiled and contains a great deal of … Continue reading →
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