Death of Hon Samuel Arnell A Tennessee statesman noted
A lengthy obituary salutes Hon Samuel M Arnell born May 4 1838 in Maury County Tennessee Amherst College graduate and Civil War veteran who led Tennessee's progressive wing in the first postwar legislature He shaped franchise and education laws and aided federal education funding He served in Congress and as a postmaster in Columbia His late life in Johnson City featured public service and a push for local history society His legacy includes education advocacy and a strong national record behind him.
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Samuel M. Arnell
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Mr. Arnell
Maury County
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Amherst College
General Assembly
Free State of
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Virginia
Coluimbin
Committee On
Education and Labor
Gen
C. O. Howard
All Failt
Henry Wintera Davis
Isabella Boocher Hooker
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Lennessee
Eust Tounowoe
Knoxville
University of Dennawee
Ku-Klux
Middle Tennessee
Columbia
Congress
Wm. G. Brownlow
Arnell
Johnson City
Tellowman
Washington County Historical Society
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Propriety Suit Set for July 27 Before Chancellor Haynes
Thirteen magistrates in this county file suit to test a law's constitutionality and seek judicial review. The case will be heard July 27 before Chancellor Haynes and likely appealed to the supreme court Checenoville Democrat notes.
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Haynes
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Fragmentary Local Notice Without Clear Subjects
OCR fragment mentions dates and titles but lacks coherent names places or actions. Unable to determine concrete event or parties. summary limited to fragmentary reference to a date and a work title with dubious attribution.
Soldiers' Home Notes on Morgue Wing and Court Fountain
Construction at the Southern National Soldiers' Home at Yazn Va progresses with roof work on barracks No 1 dining hall slated to seat 1200, a 1500 pound bell atop a 40 foot clock tower, an 18 foot fountain in the courtyard, and extensive hospital group work. Officials discuss housing, power plant delays, and marble wainscoting in closets as Nor folk dispatch warns Congress of potential southern branch closure and lease financial shifts.
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