Elking rejects nominee and Nebraska veto on miscegenation bill
Elking says the ie notant will not her presidential candidate. Nebraska governor vetoes a miscegenation bill. Dunkards in Mayville North Carolina gather. Morton probes meat price rise. Tennessees house votes 14 to 10 for free coinage of silver. Supreme Court rehearing sought on income tax. Savannah rice imports from Japan disturb planters. Birmingham grand jury accuses County Commissioner Nail of selling jury lists to gamblers and urges impeachment. Cedar Rapids judge rules town law barring women voters in schools and on tax levies unconstitutional.
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B. Elking
Nebraska
Dunkards
United States
Mayville
N.C
Tennessee Senate
Supreme Court
Birmingham Ac
Nail
Texas Supreme Court
Cedar Rapide
Iaban
Oxfords Offered By Drew Selby Line
Drew Selby & Co presents a large, value rich selection of ladies and children's Oxfords with styles from patent tip to opera toe. Prices range from under a dollar to about 2 dollars, including Dongola and tan options in Misses and children's lines.
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Oxfords
Drew Selby
Drew Selby & Co
Peabody Scholarship Details and State Distribution
A Peabody scholarship worth 100 per year covers rail fare to Nashville and back for two years. The academic year runs eight months from the first Wednesday in October to the last Wednesday in May. Recipients receive 25 from the college president on specified late-year dates. Scholarships are administered by a national agent via state superintendents, with 204 total awarded to colored women across states including Alabama and Tennessee. Applicants must be 17 to 30 years old, of good moral character, healthy, and pledge to teach for at least two years after graduation. Examinations for vacancies in specified senatorial districts will be held July 19, 1995.
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Peabody
Nashville
Woman’s Literary Club
Baltimore
National Federation of Women
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisians
Mississippi
Carter, Johnson, Greene
Unicoi
Washington
Hawkins
Hamblen
Sullivan
Campbell
Claiborne
Grainger
Hancock
Union
Cocke
Jefferson
Sevier
Ex Queen Liliuokalani Granted Exercise on Honolulu Lot
In Honolulu the former queen may roam the ten acre government grounds after 4 pm for health reasons. Other items note an Indiana preacher's legal action against local saloon keepers over his congregants drinking, a mortgage bond injunction in Birmingham, and a 1894 mortality report from the Marine Hospital Service listing Brownsville Texas as highest and Bronx Falls as lowest. Additional dispatches report a Tokyo-St. Petersburg angle on Russo-Japanese territorial questions, a Georgia governor race speculation involving Gordon and Hoke Smith, a New York circuit court bid to challenge the federal income tax law, and a lawsuit against Illinois Central Railroad seeking another constitutional ruling.
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Liliuokalani
Honolulu
Circuit Court
New York
Ilinoie Central Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Jackson
Death of Engineer John Ewats after Southern Railway wreck near Alton
Engineer John Ewats died Sunday morning at a farm house near the wreck site after enduring over thirty four hours of agony. He left a wife and four children and had been insured for 3000 with a 1500 benefit to follow from the B of L E. The Knoxville Journal notes past crashes at the same spot and praises Swats as one of Southern’s oldest and best engineers.
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John Ewats
Southern Railway
Alton Station
Royal Arcanum
B. of L. E
Swate
John Patterson
Swats
Norfolk & Western
Knoxville
Southern
Sam Smith
John Ramsey
John Swats
Knorville Journal
Arkansas and Alabama ready displays for Cotton States Exposition
Advices from Little Rock report Arkansas has appropriated 10000 dollars for a handsome official exhibit. Alabama shows strong support at Birmingham with promises of 7000 dollars toward a 20000 dollar state display. A grand electric fountain by Luther Steringer will be a focal point visible across the grounds. The Mexican village exhibit will span nearly three acres with a Palenque inspired gateway, a coffee plantation, theater, and Mexican amusements.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Exposition Company
Luther Steringer
Grand Basin
Exposition Grounds
Birmingham
Alabama
Deleon
Mobile
Yucatan
Rio Grande
San Jose Mission
Portales de Merced
Zococo
City of Mexico
Paleneque
Axinel
Mexico
The School Fund Apportions Upper East Tennessee
Comptroller Harris distributes seventy five thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars among East Tennessee counties based on scholastic population reported by the State superintendent. Total state population 708,358. funds to be issued July 1, 1804. Counties listed include Claiborne Grainger Greene Hawkins Jefferson Johnson Sullivan Washington and others with respective allocations.
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Harris
Upper East Tennessee
Scholastic
MERKT
Claiborne
Cecke
Grainger
Greene
Hamble
Hancock
Hawkins
Jefferson
Johnson
Sullivan
Unicoi
Washington
Bristol Courier
Legislature Bills On Third Reading In Missouri Senate
The session advanced multiple measures including a House bill to protect hotel and boarding house keepers from nonpayment and allow property sale after thirty days of unsettled bills. Ledgerwood bills set higher fines for petit larceny and redefine exemptions. Thompson and Whitthorne measures on trusts and guarantee firms passed. Insurance and election related bills by Fitzgerald Butler discussed. News notes adjournment and an unrelated No-To-Bac tobacco cure advertisement appeared.
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Tne
Ledgerwood
Mr. Ledgerwood
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Whitthorne
Mr. Fitzgerald
Treasury
Butler
Senate
Black Dress Goods Line Shown in City Store
Black Dress Goods Fashion proclaims a premier display of black dress goods including all wool 40 inch broadcloths, black ratiste, taffeta and serges. The store emphasizes a large, complete selection with various widths and prices, such as all wool 46 inch fabrics priced from 39 to 75 cents per yard.
VALO FOR PRESIDENTS MenKinsey and Stevenson, New York, Apritas
In a canvass of Republican and Democratic committeemen printed by the Evening Zelogram, McKinley leads the Republican side with 14 votes and Stevenson tops the Democrats with 9 votes. Chicago is favored as convention city. tariff and financial issues loom. Also notes name changes for Kennedy House and plans for improvements to accommodate travelers.
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New York
William McKinley
Adlai B. Stevenson
William McKinley, Jr
Benjamin Hurtkon
Thomas B. Reed
William B. Allison
Levi P. Morton
John Sherman
Henry M. Teller
Adai F. Stevenson
Gov. Boies
Iowa
Matthews
William G. Whitney
Thomas
Denver
William L. Wilson
Chicago
Kennedy House
Chattanooga
A L. Ross
Hat styles and trimming goods advertised for ladies
A vintage ad highlights large showy round hats and Leghorn hats in demand, with aristocratic accents. It promotes stylish trimming goods and stock for ladies and misses, including Yeddo sailors, neat and airy, noting close sale and additions as trade demands.
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Elisa
Hood
Hood &P
Lowell
Maas
Sita
Ivy
Sho
Faeman
Von
Hilla
Physicians and Surgeons
BB. Miler Jr
Milller
DHS
Miler
Ofive Boones
G. Bours
Miller
King Street
G.M. Peavler
Bristol
Tennessee
Johnson ‘City
A. Long, M.D
Benk
Herr-Burrow
Walnut Street
Robert Burrow
Johnnson Utty
Wal Prutioy
Sullivan,Carter, Johnson
East Tonncanse
Oublin
CP Hristol
Tenn
Johnson City
Tene
Curtin & Burch
Solicitors
Chancery
OM O
Hare Barrow Building
CSP
Romip! Atention
W. Wi Paw
FAW & Cox
Attorneys At Law
Solicitors In Chancery
Faw Block
Market Street
Martin I
Gump
Justice of the Peace
Omico
Main Street
Walaiga Bank
H. Jennings
Changery
Offve
Koon
Hid Hoar
Fae Butlaing
Sean
AORN
Arabe
Kirkpatrick
John J. Bowman
Kirkpatrick & Bowman
Solicitors In
G. T. Lee
J. M. Martin
Notary Public and
Justice of the Peace , ‘Othoe—Over Gump's Clothing Store
Baf Opera Monte Steps
Morton
Tennent
The
Savannah
Japan
Hart & Smite
Peabody Scolarship
Peabody Normal College
Nashville, Tenn
Hart & Smith
Indiana
Chéston
the Central Trust Company
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service
Brownsville
Tex
Bronx Falls
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Corea
Manchuria
Russia
Lod
Atlanta
Gordon
Hoke Smith
John Swais
Atest
Arkansas Legislature
Dr. Price
Legislature News
Saya
Bl. Louis
Summers and
Barton
Lice & Odom
Black Ratiste
Goin. W
Peryd
Jo W.peryd
Valo
Fayer
MenKinsey and Stevenson
Grand Army
Chicamauga National Park
J. H. Brunner
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