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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1891

Page

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Watauga Bank Directors List and Capital Note

The Watauga Bank announces its directors including Joize John P. Smith EH West John Sanders A B Bowman Artie Jos P Grimey Will P Dungen Geo D Taylor and side. It highlights the latest capital position and states shareholders are in Washington and Carter counties with a conservative approach to all proposed transactions.

Watauga Bank John P. Smith West John Sanders A. B. Bowman Artie Jos P. Grimey Willii P Dungen Geo. D. Taylor Harry

Tribute to Ulysses S. Grant at his tomb speech 1891

A May 30 1891 oration extols Ulysses S. Grant as a symbol of national unity and magnanimity. The speaker compares Grant’s leadership to world respect, commends his mercy toward foes, and recalls reconciliation between Union and Confederate soldiers at his passing.

Ulysses Grant Nile Vicksburg Mississippi Jenny Northern Virginia South North Union Appomattox Lee

Real estate sale listing Carnegie Addition and Three C's Railroad area

Three C's Railroad frontage in Carnegie Addition offers three lots at 850 dollars. Carnegie Addition parcels 12 lots along 6th to 16th avenues priced 125 dollars each. One house and lot measuring 75 by 140 feet on 6th avenue rents for 5800 dollars.

C’s Railroad Carnegie 6Th 16Th Avenue 6Th Avenue Carnegie Addition Wilder Addition 2D Avenue

Vision of Peace at Grant's Tomb by Confederate Veterans

Confederate veterans speak at Grant's tomb expressing reconciliation and shared patriotism. They recall Lee and Grant, affirm lifelong loyalty to the Republic, and imagine a future where former foes unite in peace with visions of Valhalla and a celestial army praising unity. The speech ends urging lasting charity among North and South.

Elysium Valhalla Petersburg Spottsylvania Brethers Army of Peace Grant Egypt Lee Sedgwick Reynolds Wadsworth Albert Sydney Johnson Stonewall Jackson Pat Cleburne McPherson Phil Kearney Garnet Armistead Pegrams Meade Hancock Breckenridge Bragg McClellan Thomas Hood Stuart Sheridan Willowy Ferry Sherman Johnston

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