McKington Victory and War Judgments in Virginia
The report covers Percy Dickin son of Knoxville receiving a court judgment for cotton destroyed by Gen Barnelde during the war, the Treasury drafts and disputed attorney fees, and a later decision to pay Dickinson the full claim while settling fees between parties. It also notes Virginia Democratic convention actions, Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion, a religious craze in Bessemer Alabama, Johnstown relief fund criticism, Emperor William’s England visit, and the hanging of John Hanner in Paris Tennessee for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Claims
Percy Dickmann
Knoxville
Barnelde
Congress
Col. Woods
Treasury Department
Dickinson
Woods
Manchild
Washington
Batchellor
Field Slain by Judge Terry in Train Station Brawl
On a Southern Overland train in California United States Supreme Judge Stephen J. Field was slapped by Judge David Terry as Deputy Marshal David Nagle fired twice. Field described a threat from Terry and a prior legal feud over Mrs. Terry and the Sharon estate. Nagle was arrested at the scene and an inquest awaits result. Governor Taylor denies third term bids and confirms no plans for a run or extra session as Confederate veterans organize in Morristown Tennessee for a reunion and roster drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labror
Cat
Southern Overland
United States Supreme
Stephen J. Field
United States
David Nagle
David
Terry
Judge Field
Justice Field
Marshal Nagle
Fred
Broderick
California
Justis
Supreme Court of California
People
Sarah Althea Hill
Sharon
United States Supreme Court
Avatics Field
Sixteenth Street
Oakland
Los Angeles
Nagle
Judge Terry
Lathrop
Ter
Ter‘hry
Stockton
Taylor
Gov. Taylor
Chattanooga
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Mr. Taylor
Toto
Aft
Supreme Court
W. B. Tate
Morristown
Tenn
Confederate Veteran's Association of
Upper East Tennesee
C. King
J.D. Rowe
Forganieg
Olive of
Judge Tose
D. C. King
Geo. P. Yor
Geo. W. Folsom
J. H. McClister
Aesociation
H. McClister
Wild West preacher bar riot shocks flock at saloon
A converted saloon keeper in a Western town faces a rowdy cowboy crowd after a sermon test of faith leads to newfound zeal. Patrons heckle him while he tries to keep order, revolvers drawn as chaos erupts in the barroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giron
Noted Temperance Preacher Declares New Life Rules
A speaker asserts firm plans to live by religious principles and warns critics that any opposition will be silenced. He orders others to leave quickly as a church bell rings and declares he will conduct the service.
Garment Cutter seeks workers to spread nationwide use
A Johnson Croy notice invites active, intelligent workers to handle and teach the Garment Cutter, with emphasis on sending crews to the South this winter and other states next spring. The ad touts high profits, travel, and opportunity for farmers' sons and others idle this season, urging immediate action and nationwide deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylog
Johnson Croy
Ern
South
Doras
United States
Mythy
Clarke
Doni
Knoxville
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Johnson City Furniture CO
J. A. Martin
Geo. P. Maupin
Hlans
Johnson City
E.b.white
Lancaster
Vor Bale NY
Mfarland & CO
Johnson City, Tenn
L. L. Pierce
Roan Mountain
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Carload Grumley
J. 0. Jones
Kaler
Mr Mckingon
Virginia
Democrats
King Andeiven
BE. T. Scott
Fauquier
Basie B. Gordon
Rappahan Rock County
State Central Committee
John Barbour
Hood
Bessemer
Ala
Tobias Jackson
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Nebuchadnezzar
Johnstown
Govenor Beaver
William
Germany
England
John Hanner
Paris
Toeeday
Joe Ellis
Bon Oy
Althea Hill Sharon
Tneraderly
Kelinpay
Deere
Marsilal
W.F. McCarron
Athens Athenian
R. H. Thompson
Confederate Veterans
Bar Harlor
Maine
Mr. Blainn
Castoria
Ale
Mim
Abe
Caatoria
Ches TH
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