Veterans in Time The Greatest of the Great Dis plays in Louisville
Louisville September 11 After a week of demonstrations the big parade marked the twenty ninth national encampment of the G A R The air rang with patriotic music and the streets boomed with red white and blue The veterans led a long Yankee line through Kentucky while thousands of Johnnies cheered The procession moved on time amid 98 degree heat and grand divisions marching with mounted Kentucky horses and riding aides along Broadway from Shelby to Broadway westbound
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South
Kentucky
Cohen
Columbia
Chicago
Lawler
Shelby
Broadway
Simmons Liver Regulator King of Liver Medicines
Readers are urged to trust Simmons Liver Regulator as a superior liver remedy. The ad touts its reliability, explaining it works gently and effectively, with quick relief and renewed vitality. J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, promotes the product and emphasizes the distinctive red Z on the wrapper.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Street procession review ends with several ambulances
A Fourth street route from north to Jefferson to Eighth then Market to First ended with a parade review in front of the court house. The escort formed, the commander led, and guests in carriages passed the reviewing stand. Many veterans grew exhausted. six were taken by ambulance to hospital, none seriously prostrated.
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Fourth Street
Jefferson
Eighth Street
Eighth Wire Street
Market
First Meee
Court
House Atilam
Chlor
Jynen
Pulse of Trade Reports New Southern Industries
The Pulse of Trade notes steady demand and firm prices in southern staples with rising iron prices and ample coal output. New industries reported for the week ending Sept 9 include marble quarries near Fort Smith Arkansas a coal mining company at Laredo Texas oil and gas ventures in Princeton and Parkersburg West Virginia a canal coal and coke road company chartered in Dallas Texas new cotton mills in Demopolis Toccoa Prosperity Winnsboro and other towns a Wilmington construction firm a Memphis bridge and derrick company a Tallahassee tobacco outfit a Bluefield timber concern and multiple mills mills and mills in Georgia Florida and North Carolina plus iron foundries oil mills and wood shops planned across several states.
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Cnatlaxooga
Fort Smith
Ark
Sprin
Slecteinel Planta
Demopolis
Ala
St. Augustine
Fla
Dublin
Beeville
Tex
Flour and Crist
Atlanta
Jackson's Seat May See New York Judge Appointed
The president plans to appoint a New York man to the supreme court to fill the Jackson vacancy. Leading candidates include W. Peckham and William Hornblower, both previously rejected by the Senate, with John B. Moore and rumors of another New Yorker also under discussion. Frederic R. Coudert is not available, while Mrs Hornblower opposes her husband’s appointment.
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Anid
New York
Supreme Court
Jackson
W. Peckham
William Hornblower
Senate
Hill
Pame
John B. Moore
Columbia
New
Bissells
Frederico R. Coudert
Messrs. Hornblower
Peckham
Bradley Out Again The Republican Candidate In Kentucky
London Kentucky Republican candidate for governor Colonel W O Bradley spoke before about five thousand people defending his position at Eminence and accusing Democrats of arranging the disturbance. He attacked General Har Té and defended Hardin as fearful while denying fear or inability influenced his debates. Separate items mention ex-Congressman John A McShane arraigned in Chicago for conspiracy with F H Culver over a real estate swindle claim of sixty five thousand dollars, Lawrence Hanley seeking divorce from Edith Lenmert, Secretary Carlisle considering Senator Manderson on refinery power, and Mrs Langtry denying plans for divorce while living in Los Angeles County.
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London
W. O. Bradley
Kentucky
Hardin- Blackburn Democrats
Bradley
Hardin
Cuicago
John A. McShane
Omaha
F. H. Culver
Chicago
Bartlett & Roach
Pene
McShane
Culver
Libel indictment roils Manton news scene
In Manton North Carolina on Sept 11 editor J C C Linney of The Resort and Police Chief Joe E Patton were indicted for criminal libel by Magistrate Walker James Harry Hathsteiner and B G Gaien. The case stems from publications about a plot against Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and mentions arrests at Rustohuk with about twenty suspects.
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N. C
J, C. C. Linney
Polios
Joe E. Patton
Magistenten
Walker James
Harry Hathsteiner
B. G. Gaien
Marion Record
Ferdinand
Buchanest
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Pst Rustohuk
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Thomas G. Lawler
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Rye
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Clegg
U.S. Gov't Report
Pulse OF Trade
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L. @. Hardman
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Lawrence Hanley
Grand Opera House
Player
David M. Ne
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