Sunny South visit and drama by Golden troupe in Dawson
Feansox reports Joliet visitors D. K. Geise and C Brisbin enjoying the Sunny South with George Geise and T. R. Hannah. The Golden troupe’s Fate and Confusion entertain Dawson and relations praise Mrs Olden and Frank Coy. Exposition plans and local visits noted. troupe praised for genteel conduct and strong performances.
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Feansox
D. K. Geise
Brisbin
Joliet, Il
Reity
Geo. Geise
T. R. Hannah
Iis
South
Cis
New Orleans
Golden
Great’ Society Ama
Fate
Mesella Golden
Helen Faraday
Frank Coy
Makepeace
International streetcar linked Paso del Norte to El Paso
The world’s only international streetcar line connects Paso del Norte in Mexico with El Paso Texas, creating a cross border transit link.
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Paso del Norte
Mexico
el Pass
Texas
Buena Vista Railroad Meeting Forms Board of Directors
A Sentinel report notes a Tazewell meeting on Saturday March 14 with Prof J D Duncan chair and L Fleming as secretary. Committees praised by I P Blue and Dr M R Edwards for Columbus trip. Maj E W Miller spoke. seven directors named I P Blue J A Sheppard J D Duncan W T Stewart M R Edwards O D Owens G W Carr. The Southern Express Company opened an express line via Buena Vista with W Singleton as messenger.
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The
Sentinel
Tazewell
J.D. Duncan
L. Fleming
Messrs
I. P. Blue
M.R. Edwards
Columbus
E. W. Miller
J. A. Sheppard
J. D. Duncan
W. T. Stewart
M. R. Edwards
O. D. Owens
G. W. Carr
Southern Express Company
Buens Vista
W. ©. Singleton
Stewart County notes face of the week and local updates
Lumpkin Independent reports farming losses from fence fires in Stewart County amid cold weather. Dr Gregory forecasts Irish potatoes nearing table size. Road work on the A P L road progresses with five eighths of a mile remaining. Subscriptions for the road project need about $1500 more. A horse is stolen from Andrew Jackson, with locals suspecting railroad workers among suspects. A Webster County correspondent expects Americus rail access soon and remarks on Stewart’s standing.
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Lumpkin
Stewart County
Dr. Gregory
Lincoln
A. P. WL
Corporation
Perkins Brothers Contractors
Andrew Jackson
Kidd Place
Andrew
Sawyer’s Mill
Alabama
Webster County
Americus Recowper
Americus
Early corn up and promising stand noted by growers
John Preevyville and Johan Paerville report for March 23 that their corn is mostly up in a splendid stand and not messy. They claim soaked grain with red-eye favors growth and warn those who did not soak to expect trouble as warm weather arrives. Cotton planting will start when weather warms. A few fancy patches are planted. Henry Randle, ill with a pan in hand, rose to stir the tea.
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W. W. Dodwell
W. T. Simmons
Calhoun County
Burge Place
Johnnie Hires
Albany
Dawson
A.M. Williams
McClung
Dougherty County
Mary Jordan
Georgetown
Hiram Powell
Hattie Mercer
Wards
Our City
J. R. Mercer
Crockett Baldwin
Auburndale
Fla
Sallie Jones
W. J. Speer
Americus
Purity
Dr. Farrar
Main Street
Jas. E. Brown
McDonough
Carrie Brown
L. Crouch
Ennaville
Epiron
Lulu Hurst
Americas
Ellaville
Baldwin
Dudley
James R. Williams
Hsq
Neva
Harcure Station
Eprron
Wrnter
Clarke
Ater
Monticello
County Association
Enon Church
Rome
Tom Burney
Telegraph and Messenger
Bill Barry
Randolph Vindicator
Ore Anon, Quirman
Johan Paerville
Henry Randle
Notable nominations for diplomatic posts announced
The New Mes reports Edwin J. Phelps a Burlington lawyer and ex president of the American Bar Association is named minister to anahip. Henry Rootes Jackson is nominated to Mexico, a Georgia native and former brigadier general. Robert M. McLane of Maryland is named minister to China and later Mexico. George H. Pendleton of Cincinnati is named minister to Gele. The piece notes education and career highlights for each nominee and mentions Lorde's term ending March 3, 1885.
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Edwin J. Phelps
Yale College
Phelps
Vermont
Edmunds
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Henry Rootes Jackson
Mexico
Georgia
United States
Vienna
Austria
Potomac
Jackson
Tallulah
Robert M. McLane
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
Ss. Mary's College
Baltimore
College Bourbon
Paris
France
West 5
Florida
Northwest
W. Z
Wis
Maryland Legislatuse
Pierce
China
Hoe
Mayo
George H. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Gele
State Senate of
Ohio
George B. McClellan
Overnor
United States Senate
Mmesper
Skaseeeth
Lorde
Scotch divorce case reveals long marriage and large family
A Court of Session case shows a long marriage of thirty five years ending in divorce. The wife petitioner is described as mother of fifteen children, highlighting a substantial family context in the historic legal matter.
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Court of Session
Mya
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