Bristol News Libel Loss and Political Intrigue Mix Up
The Bristol News loses a libel suit with $100 damages awarded to Charles H. Jennings, while editorial notes reveal overruled venue change for Gen. James Walker and a prejudiced Bristol outlook. Other items mention holiday celebrations, local ads, and political chatter on Ohio and national figures, with a mock tone of press distortion and speculative congress talk.
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Hyde
Bristol News
Charles H. Jennings
the News
James A Walker
Bristol
W. 5
Hamilton
Walker
Dr to UMANITY Mrs. Brewer' 5 ee Work
A testimonial letter praising Peruna tonic by Mrs. Lizzie M. Burwen. The writer asserts Peruna cures catarrhal affections and grippe aftereffects, noting success for women’s health issues and inviting inquiries with a stamped request.
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Brewer
Linde M. Brewer
High St
Westerly
Peruna
Hartman
Columbus, C
Lizz M. Burwen
Peru
Iour City
Telephone company notice on exclusive use and charges
Reading appears to be a damaged OCR item stating that the NOLA CHUCKY TELEPHONE COMPANY restricts a telephone to Lin, immediate family or employees, with subscriber permitting use, and mentions charges at regular company rates. The fragment includes schedule-like times and references to central offices.
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Amediate
Phiten
Lnmuliave
Toby
Johnson City Exchange Directory Fragment
Fragmentary list from Johnson City showing numerous names, occupations, and residences. Includes traders, legal professionals, grocers, manufacturers, and service providers tied to local streets and firms like Carnegie Supply Co and Jackson grocery, with scattered residences and offices.
Jonesboro Directory Fragments Highlight Local Businesses and Residences
Fragmentary list shows names and roles in Jonesboro including livery stables drug stores lawyers banks saloons and residences. Entries reference Anderson Deaderick Dengarten Sibi Hickey Trust Company First National Bank and several physicians and attorneys amid scattered street and business notes.
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Apa
Aanderson
Tritton
Teei
Deaderick
Aldengarten
Sibi
Eppa
TE Jeetile
Eles & Hickey
Morebamta
Onenbers Hi and ‘Trust Company
Jonesboro Yarn Mi S
Jonnsboro Tan
Sratk
Fragmented Local Lines and Names From Aged Pages
A garbled list of place names and individuals appears, mentioning Brownsboro, Elizabethan, Greeneville, Morr town, Knoxville, and scattered residences such as W. V. and Locust Mani B vee W. i. ih. Includes incomplete references to Washim College SCalee and several surnames like Humphrey, McNabb, Bruner, and Johnson. The text requests adherence to rules and to report issues to the manager.
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W. i
Washim College
Praeheey Humphrey
J. M
All Heat Garpers Mill
Jones & Garber
Hayns' X Roads
Telford
Phaylesh
Embreeville
Hatake
Johnson, Guylt
Roxidante
Omeo
Jones
J. Erwin
Caring on women’s health and menstrual irregularities
Thousands of women suffer near death from irregular menses. Periods vary in frequency and flow, signaling trouble in the reproductive organs. Do not take every advertised nostrum. seek careful medical guidance instead.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Dewey and the Powder Boy and Asheville Travel Deals
A fragmented 19th century clipping recounts Dewey and a powder boy tale aboard the cruiser Boston with a court martial twist over a coat and a mother’s photo. It also notes Southern Railway excursion fares to Asheville for June 16 27, 1899 and a string of social jokes about women, shopping and marriage.
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Jackses
Saya
Philadelpha Cull
Dewey
Mimila Hay
Howry Coghman
Boston
Commodore Dewey
Southern Students Conference
Young Women's Christian Association
Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
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Joe Cannon
Times
Hophina
Coron
Ohio
Washington
Ropilli
Mr. McKinley
Philippines
Gen. Otis
Drof. Schurman
Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Otis
Tron
W. Hi. Haywood
Dyer County
T. V. McCown
Unaka Avenue
A. J. Warner
Bimetallic League
Democratic Party
Chicago
Sherman
New York
Henderson
Reed
Vin Henderson
Congress
Payne
Tad
Hopkins
Hondureon
Austria
State Department
U. S
Reichenberg
India
United States
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Tritate
Mira
Lolan
Nola Chucky Telephone Company
Johnson City Exchange
Cass
Sonatores
Carnegie Supply Co
Cheney Barnes
Oto W
Tecen Aiites Clerk & Muster
Pillow
Are-City
Bax
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City Geer Company
Cox
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Dr. J. HL
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Taft & Houston
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Hunter
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Hardin, Gee
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Jonesboro Haykilic and Trust Company
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Jackson, ML
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W. J. Poultry
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Upterrove
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Wofford Tits
Wotles
MD FL
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Jonesboro
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Reeves & Haxter
Attorne
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Greeneville
Morr Town
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Plourville
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DaVowitt
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Central
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Phillips & Walters
Piedmont Hotel
Tenn
Fish Spring
Carter County
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the Powder Boy
Manila
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Navattoo
Oti
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Hall
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Justice of the Peace
Washington County
Tennessee
Gamp & Mathes
Oy A. Lyle
Egee
G. F. Campbell
Said
Jane
Saidry H. Lyle
J.P
Penn
N. K. Fairbank Company
Aly Yok
Lols
Unaka Springs
Mountains
Lake
A. V. Deaderick
Wale
R. S. Bolton
City Drug Store
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W. L. James
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W. C. Snapp
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