South's industry thriving with new capital expansions
Activity across the Southern economy rises as factories, furnaces, and mines run at high capacity. Major projects include Baltimore office building deals, Atlanta water works, Alabama development ventures, and numerous $100,000 to $1,000,000 enterprises in Virginia, Texas, Florida, and beyond, signaling rapid manufacturing growth and urban progress. New York Herald notes a modern maiden poem segment, while farm reports from Texas to North Dakota describe harvests and weather, and a court case in Elizabethton ends with acquittal for Charlie McKinney’s jewelry robbery link.
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South
Baltimore
Atlanta
Alabama
Agricultural Implement Company
Stove
Louisville
Edinburg
Maryland
Jackson
Galveston
Clifton Forge
Petersburg
Covington
Rockdale- Texas
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Texas
Norfortk
Knoxville
Florida
Virginia
Bremen
Winston
N. C
Dallas
Tyler
Richlands
Palatka
Fla
Bluefield
W. Va
Parmer's Idea Of Strikes And Capital
A long discourse argues that labor and capital are not at war, praising voluntary wage agreements and owner control of capital. It contrasts lawful, peaceful hiring with violent strikes and warns against laborers dictating terms or seizing capital. Cites examples from railroads and farms and notes personal wealth from saved surplus.
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Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Menagea
United States
Maine
Alaska
Cat
Mr. A
Across the Deep to the Far West Hos tethers Stomach Bitters
Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted as essential travel medicine carried on steamboats, cars, and stage coaches. It claims to purify brackish water, counteract poor digestion, cramp, wind, and stomach distress, and defend against malaria, heat, cold, and fatigue. It urges travelers in feeble health to carry the remedy for reduced travel risk.
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New York Herald
Butt
Angel
Kansas
North Dakota
Northwest
North
New York
Charlie McKinney
Elizabethton
Hart
Young McKinney
Robert Burrow
G. W. Slater
Burrow
Mr. Slater
New Orleans Picayune
C. K. Lide & Co
Kirkpatrick
Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
Arrow
Iain and
Spring Streets
The
Watauga Lighting & Power Co
A. B. Bowman
J. W
Proctor Land Company
J. N. Harris
Parmer
New York Post
Post
Maj. McKinley
Chicago News
Tee
Atchinson Globe
McFarland & Co
Philadelphia Times
Mickaley
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
New York World
Parker
North Spruce St
Nashville
Enn
Adavess
C.a.snow &Co
Orrice
Washincton
Sicholsig
Doralan
Clements
G. D. Nichols & CO
East Mth St
New Fork
Chas. Crouch
Florist
East Tenn
Temple
Bert Thompson
Publiher
Ita
Cargille
Sf Etoffrmeister
Arcentsc Ts
Knoxxvi
Johnson
Aris
Bryant
Stratton
Poe
WC. Smith
Piedmont House
Ten
Johnson City Furniture CO
J. M. Carr & Sons
Bulchers
Tennessee
RC. Com & Co. Contractors & Builders
Guarante Wellings
J.D. Weaver & CO
CrichesTer
RED Cross
Serine
Siena
Ona Coun
Draggiats
Mechanics’ National Building & Loan Association
Tohnson City
Lide
Will Harr
A Bowman
W.G. Mathes
C P. Cass
W.w.faw
N. L. Murrell
Mechanics’ National
Opera House
Chas. P. Wofford
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