Prince Herman

Nashville Globe
1 Mar 1907
pg. 2
Packed houses greeted Prince Herman and Duke Berryman this week at Lea Avenue Christian Church, Patterson Chapel M.E. Church, Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, Abrahams Hall and St. Paul A.M.E. Church.
Next week they play at Zion Baptist Church on Brick Church Pike, Monday night, March 4.
Bethel A.M.E. Church, [...]

City Items – Feb 22, 1907 (Part 2)

Nashville Globe – City Items (Part 2)
February 22, 1907

Mrs. Sophia Cannon, of Ninth street, who was reported very ill last week, is much better.
Mrs. Mattie Statton, of Berry street, who was on the sick list last week, is able to be out again.
Miss Bessie Whiten, of Ohio, is in the city on business, stopping [...]

Brentwood Notes – 22 Feb 1907

The ladies of Brentwood met at the residence of Mrs. Tom Walker and organized a sewing circle, which took the name of Magnolia.  The following officers were elected: Mrs. Tom Walker, President; Mrs. Eliza Vernon, Vice President; Mrs. Laura Voorhies, Secretary; Mrs. Henry Perkins, Assistant Secretary; Mrs Lucretia Bills, Treasurer.  Much sewing was done, and [...]

Prince Herman

Nashville Globe
February 15, 1907
pg. 3
The entertainment at Fisk University Friday night, Feb. 8, was a success in every way. Every teacher and student of Fisk, and hundreds of our best citizens, were present. The 800 people who were fortunate in squeezing into Livingstone Hall were more than delighted, while the 200 or more [...]

Roosevelt and Prince Herman

Roosevelt and Prince Herman
Nashville Globe  – February 1, 1907
Pg. 3
President Roosevelt and family, with his cabinet and their wives will be admitted free to Prince Herman’s engagement at Fisk University, the night of Friday, Feb. 8th; others pay 20 cents each. Fisk students and children under 13 years, 10 cents.
On this occasion Prince [...]