New Railroad Will Be Great for Coal Regions
Special correspondent reports in Johnson City Tennessee that the Clinchfield Coal Corporation controls 60,000 acres of coal lands in Virginia and aims to build the South and Western Railroad from Dante Virginia to Spartanburg South Carolina 284 miles, connecting with major lines to move coal to markets in the central south and for export. The project includes 211 miles under construction from Dante to Bostic and extensive earthworks and fills to lower grades, with expected completion around 1999 and strong backing from notable financiers led by George L. Carter with M J Caples as general manager.
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George Byrne
Manufacturers’ Record
Johnson City
Tenn
Wine
Dickinson
Buchanan Counties
Virginia
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Charleston
Chicago Railway Co
Capitaliste
Hey
Central South
South and Western Railroad
Elkhart City
Pike County
Kentucky
Spartanburg
Elkhorn City
Big Sandy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Dante
Bostic
N. G
Bostie
Charlotte
Ruthesfordton
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Charleston and Wentern Carolina Railway
South
Weastern
Soeking
Southern Market
Appalachian Range
Blue Ridge
Southern
Olinchfeld
Sothern
Seaboard Air
Atlantic Coast Line
Central North
Clinchfield
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Wilmington
Fenandina
Tidewater
Cape Hatteras
Panama Canal
Colon
Clinchfield Goal
Clinchtfield Coal Corporation
Clinchfeld Company
South and Western
Tts
Thos
L. Ryan
James A. Blair
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Norman
Ream
George L. Carter
M.J. Caples
Norfolk and
Ventura
Patterson and Carmack duel over records in Tennessee governor race
The Commercial Appeal argues that Patterson and Carmack are the only declared candidates, dismissing opponents as irrelevant and attacking Carmack for past party bolting while praising Patterson's record. The piece suggests others’ records are not indicators of the race and notes Carmack’s allies warn against bolting further.
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Avim
Mosurs
Duncan B. Cooper
Tully Brown
Horace E. Palmer
J. J. Williams
H. M. Doak
Gov. Patterson
Amy
Tennessee
Dor
Tally Brown
Patterson
Walt Brownlow
Carmack
John I. Cox
E. W. Carmack
Democratic Committee
Tenth
Memphis
Shelby County
Bere
Cardui Miracle Tale From King's Mountain Woman
Mrs. Gertie McParland of King's Mountain describes severe torture from periodic pain and weakness. She credits Wine of Cardui and Cardus with relief after the first dose, enabling her to resume duties, praising the remedy for women’s ills from a local druggist.
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Gertie McParland
King’s Mountain
Rockefeller uplift plan teased by Senator Tillman
A Pullman conversation in South Carolina hints that John D. Rockefeller may donate to improve conditions for impoverished white Southerners. The report cites Tillman’s belief in substantial philanthropy to aid whites neglected by prior charity.
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South
John D. Rockefeller
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Mr. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Patterson outgones railroad circle in Tennessee clash
Political circles say Governor Patterson surpassed the State Railroad Commission in pushing for a two and a half cent railroad rate. The commission delayed notice, and observers foresee maneuvers to outpace the governor via ten day notice and potential temperance measures. Also noted are a portrait gift to the state library and a mathematical verse about deaths and siblings.
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Patterson
General Assembly
Treasury
New York
Tennessee
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Knoxville Journal and Tribun
Simple Herbal Mix Promised to Ease Rheumatism
A Cleveland paper cites a remedy for rheumatism using Penid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia three ounces mixed in a bottle and taken after meals and at night. Claim touted relief from first doses with benefits for kidneys and uric acid.
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Cleveland
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
An advertising notice claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy treats coughs colds croup and whooping cough in children and adults. It asserts safety no opium and reliable relief when used as directed and lists H. C. Miller as the seller.
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H. C. + Miller
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East Tennessee
John D. May
United States Senate
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Peter Turney
Nashville
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