Southern Railway timetable notice in old journal style
Route and passenger rules for the Great Vestibuled Limited service listed by Southern Railway Company with officials including W. A. Turk H. Nardwick and J. A. Dodson. headquarters Atlanta Washington appear in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Turk
H. Nardwick
Wasuttsoroy
D.C
Atlanta
J. A. Dodson
W.H. Green
M.culp
Washington
Westtigton
A Slick Forger and the Real Estate Scheme Unfolds
A prominent Cheenneville real estate dealer, Dickson, is charged on eight warrants with forgery. George A. Norwood of Greenville Savings Bank initiated the warrants. Dickson allegedly carried on two decades of elaborate forgeries involving deeds and mortgages and used fictitious signatures to secure loans. Forged papers allegedly spread across real estate leases valued between twelve and twenty thousand dollars.
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Cheenille
5. C
Dickson
George A. Norwood
Greenville Savings Bank
Tennessee Governor Election Contest Debated in Joint Session
The Tennessee Senate and House met in a joint convention to review the governor election contest report. The majority report supports contest actions while the minority challenges the retroactive law as unconstitutional and questions fraud claims tied to poll tax receipts.
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Nashville
P’illow
Senate
House
Turney
Imt Ly
Evyana
Evans
Turkey
Washington Notes on Officials and Financial Affairs
The president appoints James M. Martin U S marshal for the western district of Louisiana. Treasury sends two agents to Lynchburg to move the internal revenue office to Fitzhugh Lee as the new collector. Secretary Gresham’s health is poor and rumors of his decline circulate. The Nicaragua canal commission proceeds to Mobile en route to Greytown for route inspection. Treasury statements show April receipts of 24.2 million and expenditures of 33.0 million with a large year to date deficit.
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James M. Martin
Tenisiana
United States
Louisiana
Treachury Department
Lynchburg
Internal Revenue Office
Fitzhugh Lee
Herbert
Kiel Canal
Treasury
Lamont
Kuger
Gresham
Artii Ote
Stone
Mississippi
Washington
Nicaragua Canal
Constellation Company
New York
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
Greytown
District of Columbian
Atlanta
Hub
Johson
Auxiliary
Memphis Silver Convention Calls Regional Free Silver Meet
The Central Bimetallic League of Tennessee announced a Memphis gathering to call a free silver convention on June 11 and 12. Delegates from Mississippi Valley, western states, and Pacific coast are urged. ex-Congressman Bryan will speak May 24 in Memphis to bolster the movement.
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Central Bimetallic League
Central Bimetallic League of Tennessee
Memphis
Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Weat
Macifie
Bryan
Nebraska
Jackson
Bristol Citizens Protest Bill Ceding Main Street
Citizens of Bristol Tennessee and Sullivan County protest a legislature bill to cede half of Main Street Bristol to Virginia. The plan would transfer rail lines and gas and water pipes, affecting several rail sections. The Turney era dispute involved $3 490 61 and a U S Supreme Court ruling in Tennessee’s favor, with indictments for felonious assault linked to the dispute and riot actions.
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Brusel
Sullivan County
Tenn
House
Main Street
Bristol
Virginia
Atroot
Southern Railway
Bristol & North Carolina Railway
Turney
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee
Japanese Defy Russia Crisis Sparks Censor Crackdown
From Kobe dated April 24 the London Times reports unmistakable crisis in Japan Russia relations. Four Tokio papers suspended for reporting a secret ministerial council and censor defaces. Hiroshima informant says Tokyo ministries resist Russian dictation and deny Moscow's right to enforce demands.
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London Times
Kobe
Japan
Russia
Tokio
Council of Ministers
Hiroshima
Doctor Keeley's Secret: Keeley must reveal gold remedy ingredients
Judge Myers of Leavenworth rules in favor of W. F. Johnson of Topeka in a $100,000 suit against Dr. Leslie B. Keeley. The bichloride of gold compound is not proprietary or secret, not patented, and has been in use over two years, allowing Keeley to testify. the plaintiff John Doe claims the treatment made him a physical wreck.
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Keeley
Tohneon
Powder Mills Explode Killing Three Men in Massachusetts
Three powder mills owned by American Powder Mills Company near Concord Acton Maynard Massachusetts exploded early Friday killing three named Clemmens Jones and Smith. Many workers feared dead or injured while others escaped. Florida imposes quarantine rules from May 1 to November 18 with port inspections at eight state ports Pensacola and Apalachicola to board entering vessels.
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The
American Powder Mills Company
Concord
Acton
Maynard
Mass
Clemmens
Jones
Smith
Florida
State Board of Health
Pensacola
Apalachicula
Turney Declared Governor by Assembly
In the Turney region the assembly declares a new governor after a contested election. The proclamation names the person as the acting leader pending formal confirmation and outlines immediate governance steps. Local officials stress continuity and stabilization during the transition period.
Tennessee Bribery Scandal Shapes Turney Inauguration
Report of a Tennessee General Assembly bribery inquiry shows requests to sway votes for Turney's governor bid. Witnesses claim a Bribery ring offered money to lawmakers including Evans and Newell Sanders and a commission member, with discussions of payments up to two thousand dollars. The joint resolution sets inauguration for Tuesday May 7.
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Nashville
Ing Ne Presiuu
O'Cloele
Peter ‘Turney
Constitutional of
Tennessee
Turney
Igiresygive
Troy
Peter Turin
Spey
Ma Liill
Johnson
Reaper
Ivane
Newell Sanders
Feny
Boequatchie County
Bows
Builford
Evans
Cottott
Ile
Blow
General Assembly
Salvation: Seek the Lord Now for Personal Religion
The speaker urges urgent personal faith based on Isaiah’s call to seek the Lord while He may be found. He compares prayer, Bible study, and church ordinances as essential routes, warns against delaying conversion, and uses vivid examples to press listeners to act before the crisis passes.
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Christ
Tania
David
Solomon
Habakkule
Tsaiah
Howrer
Geedit
New York
St. Petersburg
Venice
Tome
Melbourne
Calcutta
Taligton
Albany
Grand Central Depot
Heaven
Eame
T Lin
Matthew
Germany
Italy
Washington
Mohamed
Madeleine
Parla
Haveing
God's Mercy
Howe
William Hamilton
Daxter
Philip Dochricie
Elurel
Fuuppnas
Holderly
Anu
Eka
Fran
Gettysburg
Terey
God
Letter From President Cleveland Stirs Mississippi
Governor Stone of Mississippi published a letter from President Cleveland praising his stance on currency. The letter argues that sticking to the Democratic platform and the silver issue affects party unity and national liberty. It warns Democrats not to abandon sound money as it could doom the party and allow the opposition to gain power.
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Stone
Mississippi
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Akron-Canton stoneware trust breaks after meeting
The Akron Canton stoneware agency representing thirteen pottery firms dissolves the arrangement after a weekly meeting in Akron Ohio. For ten years the group sold over two thirds of the nations stoneware, and the break ends their combined sales pact.
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Pottery Trust
Akron-Canton Stoneware Agency
United States
Akron
Ohio
Bradstreets Review Of Trade For The Vast Week
Bradstreet s weekly trade review notes a manifest improvement in many general trade lines and a larger business volume despite idle 1000 Shade Talaud operatives and other industrial unrest with wage strikes. April bank clearings total 4 323 822 999 across sixty one cities, up 14 percent from 1894 and 6 6 percent over March, with widespread gains in the east south and midwest.
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Bradstreets
Bradstreet
Eastern
Middle States
Encouraging Immigration Among Southbound Rail Lines
A Chicago gathering of southbound railroad passenger officials pledges active steps to attract northern immigrants to the South. General Passenger Agent Stone chairs a new action committee to outline plans. They cite freight-rate inequities that limit southern gains and urge policy changes to profit from immigrant labor and southward trade.
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Western Railroad
Chicago
Stone
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
South
New York
East
Corinto Evacuated and Indemnity Arranged
Corinto was evacuated quietly by the British fleet on Sunday and opened to Nicaraguan authorities. A cable from Minister Guzman reported preliminaries with the British admiral via Senor Vialles of Honduras. Nicaragua will pay the indemnity in London within two weeks as agreed.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Corinto
Gaiarre
Guzman
Senor Vialles
Honduras
London
Severe warehouse fire devastates Charlotte stores
A massive blaze Thursday afternoon gutted the Sanders & Blackwood brick warehouse and several stores in Charlotte North Carolina. Losses are estimated between 75000 and 50000 dollars, potentially totaling about three quarters of the property.
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Charlotte
N. C
Sanders & Blackwood
Inour Ent
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Raleigh
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