Nation’s last pledge an anonymous Confederate note
A fragmentary historical clipping presents an anonymous Confederate note framed as a pledge of a vanished nation. It contrasts poverty and debt with faith in soldiers and liberty, ending with a call to keep the memory of the dream alive.
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Hope Jhiko
Educational Conference Call for East Tennessee Education Reform
A call to a December meeting at the University of Tennessee to discuss Tennessee education, East Tennessee needs, and a winter spring campaign. Invites include college presidents, superintendents, teachers, boards, ministers, editors, legislators, county officials, and education workers statewide. Signed by state and local education leaders and editors.
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East Teungasee
A. Myndeto
Public Instruction
Tennenses
G. Galbraith
Chattanooga
Albert
Ruth
Knoxville
C. J. Heatwold
Morristown
B. D. Jones
Hamilton County
E. Hill
Knox County
Samuel F. Wilson
Maryville College
M. D. Jeffreys
Carson and Newman College
Jones
Murphy Doore
Rous
East Tennessee
Cleve land declines presidential nomination in letter
In a letter to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Grover Cleveland declares his determination not to be nominated again for the presidency. He thanks supporters for their good will but states the decision is final and conclusive.
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St. Clair McKelway
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Court of Appeals
Mr. Nervey
Miss Rozley
Miss Roxley
Nervoy
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McKelch
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Immortal J. N. Still Lives and Lifts Pressure in Johnson City
A mysterious figure known as J. N. the immortal is rumored alive in the region. Reports claim he was arrested in Dayton for bank paper misuse, with promises of lifting the veil and removing pressure to benefit Johnson City and Cy Lyle.
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J. N.” Free
Dayton National Bank
Johnson City
Tiamaral J. N
Dayton
Cincinnati Enquirer
J. N
Cy Lyle
Seciet
Tim Comny
Philospher
J, N
National and local political shifts and travel notes
Republican Senate committee moves prompt reshuffles with Seustuy Morgan replaced as canal committee chair and Senator Hanna named in his place. Dietrich demands trial in Omaha over federal indictment. Pratt-Odell NY rift worries the president. Hawaii Gov Carter sworn in at Honolulu. Also reports on cargo and river coal transport, weather, and winter excursion fares across the South.
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Guyay Fuel Company
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W. Va
Ohio River
Will Make Affidavit Postmaster Recounts Health Relief
Postmaster R H Randall of Dunlap Iowa declares he suffered for years from indigestion and evils it caused. He credits Kodol digestion aid for a new lease on life and urges others to trust the statement.
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Gov
G. W. Atkinson
Weat Va
H. O. Miller
R. H. Randall
Dunlap
Levon
The Old Reliable Suffers A Paralytic Stroke
A local man known as The Old Reliable has fallen seriously ill after a paralytic stroke. His wife, who runs a boarding house, is also affected and the family faces hardship. Medical hope rests on a quick improvement within a day or two as friends convey concern from East Tennessee.
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Clyach Avanne
Walnut Street
Jurvlynis
Laily Hax
East Tennessee
Euosville
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