Sam Houston linked to Herbert Domain property claim
The article traces Sam Houston's Tennessee governorship and Texas leadership, noting land entries in 1827 near the Herbert Domain, transfers back to the state, and a proposed Sam Houston building name for the future state offices. It cites Kingston East Tennessean and Lincoln birthday tributes across states.
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Sam Houston
Tennessee
Roane County
Kingston
Bam Houston
Arkansas
Texas
Mexico
Republic of Texas
United States
Lone Star
Tennesseams
Bledsoe County
Cumberland Plateau
Herbert Domain
Kittrell
Houston
Mia
Kingston East Tennessean
Extraordinary appropriations approved by Tennessee legislature
Nashville report lists biennial appropriations totaling about 1.2 million dollars. Items include Peabody College 260 000 governor's mansion 5 000 Tennesee university expansion 290 000 and various judiciary and state capitation costs, plus Jamestown exposition and West Tennessee experiment funds.
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Nashville
Peabody College
West Tennessea
R. Minhine
Tennessee Railroad Commission Bulletin Sets Freight Rules
A Tennessee Railroad Commission bulletin mandates nondiscriminatory transport of passengers freight and cars by connecting rail lines with priority for perishable goods and livestock. It requires reasonable rates between connecting lines and submission to the commission for approval, and outlines penalties for noncompliance. Also noted is a plan to honor Senator Carmack on his return with a statewide reception funded by voluntary contributions in Nashville.
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Tennessee
Sny
Railroad Commission
Seminor Carmack
Nashville
E.W. Carmack
Loving Ang
Eiven
Cayagh
Senate okays funds for state station and fair plan
The Senate passed a bill to appropriate 40000 dollars for a Middle Tennessee experiment station and the House shows a favorable report on a bill for 0 dollars for the state fair. Repairs to the capitol may run 25000 to 50000 dollars if results are satisfactory, with no such appropriation two years ago. The Senate amended the Pollitt school bill, raising school funding by 100000 for two years, and the temperance issue in Knoxville could boost state receipts by about 850000. Blackburn’s Retort prints a critical paraphrase of Senator Ingalls’s remarks during a Kansas dispute as quoted in The Commercial-Appeal.
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Palmer Accepts Middle Tennessee Court of Appeals Post
Murfreesboro Tennessee announces that Horace J. Palmer has accepted the judgeship on the Court of Appeals for Middle Tennessee. Palmer, a prominent Rutherford County lawyer, has practiced with his late father Gen Joseph B. Palmer and later with Granville J. Ridley, educated at Cumberland University and the University of Virginia, noted for a long, influential career in the local bar and business circles.
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Rutherford
Palmyer Named to Reorganized Court of Appeals
The appointment of Horace E. Palmer of Murfreesboro to the new or reorganized court of appeals is approved. Palmer is described as an excellent lawyer with sound judgment and judicial poise, expected to honor the bench. Governor Patterson’s selection is welcomed by peers and local papers alike.
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Fay
Murfreesboro
Court of Appeals
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Nashville American
Senator W. F. Cormack Critiques Saloon in Letter
Nashville on February 18 reports Senator W. F. Cormack wrote to B. S. Rudolph arguing the saloon harms communities. He claims alcohol causes crime poverty and corruption and asserts towns banishing the saloon gain wealth and cleaner lives, citing Tennessee cases as proof against restoration.
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Nashville
Clarkaville
FE. W. Cormack
B.S. Rudolph
Tennessee
Wonder Cure Ad Promises Relief for Various Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or via mail two months treatment for 1 plus 2 shipping. Address W Hull 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri. Send for Tennessee testimonials.
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St. Louis
Tennessee
Fulmer and Lamb Named to New Civil Appeals Court
Nashville Feb 18 The commission of Horace E F Palmer of Murfreesboro and A Lamb of Paris to judgeships on the newly created court of civil appeals will be executed today and signaled by Gov Patterson The appointee of Palmer and Lamb was predicted days ago and Patterson announced the bill creating the court signed Friday goes into effect at once as the court organizer had the matters of practice arranged.
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Horace EF. Palmer
Murfreesboro
A. Lamb
Paris
Court of Civil Apneals
Coy. Paterson
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Lane
Gov
Patterson
eTnt Ag Avon
Word Contest for Wetmore Coconut Prizes
A Philadelphia Wetmore Co contest offers $1000 in prizes for forming the most words from the text WETMORE'S COCOANUT using otters forward or backward with letter counts limited to the source. Top prizes, entry details, timing, and mailing address required.
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Eame
Wetmore Company
Enelvet
THE
Wetmore CO
Philadelphia
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