Tobacco prices and crops across Greeneville region
A montage of brief notices from Greeneville papers highlights tobacco sales gains in Our Neighbors Yobacco and Greene County reports higher yields. It notes Creston workman T. J. Lillard escorting Mrs Worth, a large potato and burnip harvest by Oliver Carter, and a Wirge eagle shot near Gans Bridge. Other items include Rev. F. P. Bixton’s journey, two Greeneville tobacco warehouses, Mrs. Coffey’s gate duties, and local anecdotes on marriage, farming, and village life.
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Yobacco
Greene County
Greeneville
T. J. Lillard
Creston
Johnson City
Dave Worth
Tennessee
Boyhood Reflections On Growth And Regret
A narrator recalls the pull of childhood joys and the hard lessons of growing up. He notes changes in judgment and digestion, laments lost innocence, and recounts mischiefs from youth, including egg theft and a barn scare, reflecting on parents, restlessness, and the cost of growing older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynhood
Nate Ty
Sam
Dhab
Xechinel
Bart Br
Casey
Arlene Wat
Patents Listed From Various States and Inventions
A listing of patent filings and inventors across multiple states includes items such as a gold twisting machine, sewage devices, signaling and gate mechanisms, a pipe wrench, barrel head cutter, cultivator, artificial stone, fertiliz er distributor, window shutter, fertilizer, animal traps, and more. Inventors hail from Washington to Georgia, Kentucky, Florida, Arkansas, Maryland, North Carolina, and beyond, with numerous names and locales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Snow & Go
Opp
Gifieg
Washington, D.C
WeBowerbox
Woodbarry
G. Close
Agunta
Sewage
J. W. Denton
Henderson
Gate
T. G
Ede Nondson
Tarpon Springs
J. Fatkin
Winitredy
W.va
Pipawrench
T. F. Gaynor
Lexington Ky
Jones
Hilleburn
N. OG
Denger
G. M
W. W. le Grande
Louisville
B.A. Maxwell
Alpharetta
T. McMillan
New Orleans
T. Meikle
Laniaville
W. J. Morrow
Gaineville
Fla
J.B. Romans
Helena
Ark
Ealing
Binnie Snubs Edmunds Funeral Scene Stirs NYC
The Arthur funeral in New York drew a massive political crowd including President Cleveland, R B Hayes, and leaders from both major parties. An awkward incident at Arthur's residence near the library door saw Senator Edmunds briefly engage with Blaine before Blaine turned away, eliciting wide attention from onlookers.
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Mr. Arthur
New York City
Cleveland
R. B Hayes
Blaine
Senator Edmunds
Col. McMichael
Vermont
Mr. Blaine
Senator Wade Hampton Dies After Buckshot Accident
Asiacy Wade Mampton reports that Senator Wade Hampton and friends hunted Monday morning. Hampton's gun was discharged by a vine, mortally wounding his horse and severely injuring him. He hobbled for five hours through dense woods before reaching home, then was found limping toward his house later that evening.
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Asiacy Wade Mampton
Wasniwarox
Columbia
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Surplun and Deficit Question From Washington
Our Washington correspondent notes Secretary Manning’s estimate of a large present fiscal deficit. The piece discusses looming options for Congress after the fiscal year end, highlighting potential surpluses, deficits, or prevented excesses and urging a wartime tax reduction.
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Washington
Manning
Congress
Sesson
N. Y
Warhol
Secretary Whitney and Farm Achievements at Grassland
Secretary Whitney and Mrs Whitney showcase farming success at Grassland. They hire six Jersey cows and produce butter milk and cream, highlighting home industry. They recall how part of his summer earnings funded a spring investment in poultry ventures for bigger returns.
Chatsworth Salutes 90-Year-Old Senator Vert Hoe
In Chatsworth Alabama residents honor Senator Vert Hoe who at ninety years old is recognized for lifelong public service. The ceremony in Washington notes his achievement and a $50,000 investment in a local project. The event underscores persistent civic involvement among the town’s citizens.
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Chatsworth, al
Vert Hae
Washington
Cleveland Reform Rules Endorsement by Administration
Dispatch from Wasuixares notes ongoing pressure on civil service reform as Democrats urge the President to adhere to party platform. Senate leader Voorhees and ex Senator McDonald visit the White House, while the President vows to carry out reform to the utmost power, despite internal party doubts and regional tensions.
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Wasuixares
Congress
Virginia
Indiana
Voohees
Mav Donald
Merate
Voorhees
Todiana
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Voodees
Superseders granted in anarchists cases by Judge Scott
At 11 o'clock this morning Judge Scott granted the superseders in the anarchists cases. Counsel Black Sweet and Solomon left for Ottawa to obtain a clerk's order to stay execution until the supreme court bench passes on new trial questions. Hearing and decision are unlikely for six to eight weeks, with possible execution delay until March or April.
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Broocixeron
Scott
Messrs. Black, Sweet and Solomon
Ottawa
Iit
Supreme Court
Tathe editor in? Weekly oddities and a horsewhip scuffle ignite
A fierce man bursts into a newsroom and questions the editor’s whereabouts while a series of oddities including a horse theft in San Joaquin County and a police lockup unfold. A lawyer evaluates the case as foul plays and penalties loom. Household costs cited show a sealskin jacket priced at 275 483 dollars and other items. Senator Palmer comments on possible national convention implications for Michigan and Maine.
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Carl Protzel
Smith's
California
Tiler
San Joaquin County
Thanksgiving Day Menu Mixes with a File Dish
A boarding-house waiter girl offers roast turkey and a side of a file as a humorous side dish on Thanksgiving Day. The exchange highlights a tongue in cheek mispronunciation and a quirky request. A separate note mentions Jefferson Davis declining a Nashville invitation and a St. Louis court ruling that contracts made over a telephone wire are binding.
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St. Louis
Blaine Avoids Edmunds Handshake at Arthur House
Report notes erroneous circulating accounts of the scene between Mr. Blaine and Senator Edmunds. Blaine entered Arthur’s parlor, Edmunds approached warmly, Blaine stood silent with hat in hand, and Edmunds retreated to the sofa. The episode follows a Tribune notice alleging Blaine’s dishonesty.
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Mr. Blaine
Senator Edmunds
Arthur
Mr. Edmunds
Clayton
Michael
Mr. Edmounds
McMichael
Miller
Edmunds
Edmunda Totter
Blaine
N. Y. Tribune
Fashion trends and items from a bygone era
Fashion Noten notes youthful trends with bold colors and fabrics for the coming season. Accessories include leopard skin traveling bags and silver initials, while dresses soften necklines and sleeves. Miscellaneous items mention McQuade case jury, Senator Hampton hunting accident, and political quibbles about party loyalty and temperance.
Agricultural chaff and farming wisdom from Tennessee farmers
The piece argues better stock management at night to save millions, promotes soil richness through manure or fertilizer, and urges practical farming with careful manure use. It says single acre can yield four times with proper soil, and emphasizes grain feeding for calves and thorough soil pulverization for wheat. It also notes the value of teaching political economy to improve farming outcomes.
Oyster life and votes in a late 19th century clipping
A fragmentary compilation notes oyster reproduction figures, a saloon keeper buying a church to secure a liquor license, a critique of District Attorney Stone, Cuban baseball sentiment, a Cincinnati theft report linked to ex President Hayes, and political returns in Indiana. It mentions McClure’s majority rise, Harrison’s Senate grip, and baseball balls from Spalding and Reach.
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Washington Post
Stone
Cleveland
Clark
Jefferson
Ind
McClure
Harrison
United States
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Oliver Carter
Dyer County
Greenvville Bulletin
J. G. Hawkins
Gans’ Bridge
Thoraday
Greenevilly Denwcrat
FP. Bixtor
Johnson
Newmansville
G. F. Campbell
Mins Mattio Rova
Cedar Lane
Greenevile
Fireeneville Bulletin
Thomas Coffey
Herald & Tribune
H. Anderson
Herald & Ss Une
Sommerville
Holaton
Ita
Duwi
NY EN
Doveroor
Moe
Mey
Binnie
Whitney Nea Farmer
Goldwin Smith
England
Europe
Lynn Linton
E.R. Pelton
Bond Street
New York
Robetie
Walker
Lieut
Arnold
Edden
Kelly
Sergi. Diggins
Sedree
Rappahannock
Fredericksburg
Chancellorville
Stafford County
George Washington
Donald
Mitchell
American Agriculturial
Aringing
Bartholdi
Palmer
Michigan
Maine
Ee Jeerson Davis
Nashville
Lamar
South Carolina
Francia Murphy
Carnally
Bissell
The
Philadelphise Times
Naugatuck
Philadelphia
Havana
Cincinnati
Haye
Hayes
Department of
G. A. R. Beanbake
Bell
Columbus
American Association
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