The Medical College. The Faculty Fully Organized last Night. All the Plans of the School Decided Upon. An Institution that Will Be of Great Value to the People of East Tennessee It was announced in yesterday’s Journal that further progress … Continue reading →
Knoyville [sic] Still Ahead. A First Class Institution Organized — A Board of Trustees To Be Elected this Morning Although not by official authority, the Journal is able to announce another important enterprise for the city this morning. It is … Continue reading →
Chit-Chat. Knoxville’s Medical College — Advance in Medicine and Surgery — An Interesting Question The Knoxville Medical college has been frequently referred to by the Journal. It is an institution long needed in the city, and truly fills a long-felt … Continue reading →
Tennessee Medical College The Third Annual Announcement and Catalogue of Students of the Tennessee Medical College is on our table. It is a neatly printed pamphlet of thirty-two pages, with cuts of lecture room in the college, chemical laboratory, &c. … Continue reading →
A Wonderful Record. The Tennessee Medical College a Success from the Start The Tennessee Medical college is daily increasing its attendance. This is the initial year of the college, and its formulators are more than gratified at the outlook for … Continue reading →
Those Persons Entitled to the Charities of Public Institutions Receive the Benefit Editor Journal — In Thursday’s issue appears an article under the title, “The Medical college” which in part is misleading. The writer evidently intended to direct public attention … Continue reading →
“Our Duty Is To Save.” Chancellor Gibson Talks to the Medical Students. East Tennessee College Formally Opened. Exercises at the Y. M. C. A. Room last Night — the Regular Term Begins To-Day Last night at the Y. M. C. … Continue reading →
Seat of Learning. Knoxville Is a Great Educational Center Knoxville, in this particular, be it remembered — is as much the educational center of East Tennessee and adjacent parts (to to speak of its right to literary and artistic distinction, … Continue reading →
Tells of Lincoln University. Representative W. P. Brownlow of Tennessee Talks of Realization of One of Martyred President’s Dreams New York Friday, Dec. 11. — Writing of the Lincoln Memorial University, which the Lincoln Centennial Endowment Fund Committee proposes to … Continue reading →
The Hospital Girl — an Interesting Insight into Her Responsible Duties Alone all Night in a Gloomy Ward with a Score or more of Sick and Dying Patients — the Clang of the Ambulance Gong At the end of three … Continue reading →
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