Purnaces 10 Start The Pooshontas Strike Report
A Bristol correspondent surveys Southwestern Virginia iron regions amid miner strikes. It notes Pulaski Iron Co and Pulaski furnace outputs, coke supply issues, and expansions by Virginia and New York groups. East of Big Stone Gap plans, embattled Coke ovens, and new furnaces at Johnson City and Embroville push revival prospects. The Tom's Creek area bands several coal and coke companies under one agency Roanoke aims to finish central power and reduce costs.
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Bristol
Virginia
Puluck
Dorp
Barren Springs
Reed Island
Indian Pamp
Lynley
Patterson Mod
Beltle Barker
New York and Virginia Mining Co
Fyanhoe
Fey River Mineral Co
Ince
Advange
Hig Stone Gap
Appalachian Steel and
Irop Co
Fen, Aypes
Gud Gill
New York
Johnson City
Tenn
Gay Rochel Johnson
Embreville
Big Stone Gap
jNortalk
Western
Pies Mutual
Cincinnati
Dod
Baglagd
Englisy
Carnegie Furnace Company
Embroville
Asces
Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina Steel and Iron Company
South Atlantic & Ohio River Railway
Bue
Virginia and Tennessee Goal and Tron Company
Virginia Coal and Iron Company
Appalachian Steel and Iron Company
Spon
Pooshontas
Tom’‘s Creek
Wise County
Kentucky Coal and Coke Company
Speedwell Coal
Gomany Sexton Cog and Coke Company
Nees Goal and Coke Company
Jones Goal and Coke Company
Lee Coal and Coke Company
Tom's Creek Coal Company
Roanoke
Hopeu
Electric Health Promises for Female Ailments
An ad touts Dr Hartman and the Perana Drug Manufacturing Company offering a summer program to treat female troubles. It claims confidential registration, home remedies, and a free book on cancer, with medicines available at drug stores and a guarantee of health and strength.
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Hartman
Gymmodroglat
Mega
Perana Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Hariman
Nashville Letter notes on political deals and reforms
Nashville letter surveys legislative wrangles over prison reform and revenue bills, detailing bid prices, bill amendments, and the influence of figures like Frank Smith, G Gilbrath, and Jere Baxter. It laments hasty extra sessions, lobby power, and party conflict while predicting changes in appointments and policy directions amid Tennessee politics.
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Senate
Jere Baxter
Commissionera
McDowell
Calvert
Pulisher
Pulisher & Go
Whiteloe
Kilkenny
G Gilbenth
Frank Sealily
Smith
Harriman Commencement Week Ends With Sermons and Addresses
The week of commencement exercises featured Bishop Kephyart of the United Brethren delivering the baccalaureate sermon, Dr. Graw from New Jersey preaching the annal sermon, Rev. Allen of Brooklyn giving the student address, and the Silverlake Quartette providing music. Dr. Carter was present throughout. Rev. Nicholson attended from Harriman district. Eleven degrees were conferred on local graduates. The United Brethren church is described as episcopal with quadrennial bishops and presiding elders.
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Harriman
Kephyart
United Brethren
Graw
New Jeraey
Allen
Brooklyn
Adhieties
AL. B. Chareh
Silverlake
Carter
Gun
W. Lb. Richard
Peeacup
Wie Presant
Nicholson
Harriman Q District
United Meth Fen
Dipiones
Kephark
United Brethren Church
Episcopal Church
Colored Barber Will Ley Retratush Retracts Murder Tale
The Colored Barber, Lee, who testified against Haeh in the J. F. Eilner murder case, retracted his earlier statements. He had been jailed in Hamblen County, bonds posted for his appearance as a witness, and he now shows improved health and mental clarity. He denied attempting suicide and dismissed rumors of drug use.
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J. F. Eilner
Lee
The
Republican
Hamblen
Haeh
Morristown
Blount College and the University of Tennessee history
A pamphlet from State University authorities recounts E. T. Salford's address at the hundredth anniversary of Blount College. It traces the institution’s evolution to the University of Tennessee, stressing founders’ belief in education, the Tennessee constitutional pledge on education, and the university’s significant role in Tennessee’s educational history.
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E.T. Salford
Bay
Elawe
Blount College
Sanford
Watauga Valley
North Carolina
Tennesen
United States
University of Tennessee
Tennesse
Bucklew Arntea Salve and Civil War Dinner Anecdotes
An ad praises Bucklew Arntea Salve for skin ailments with a 24 cent price and refund guarantee. A long column recalls a New England society dinner where General Sherman spoke to Henry W Grady and a sharp exchange about burning cotton ensues. The piece also recounts a Grant and Watterson dinner quip from 1876.
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Henry W. Grady
General Sherman
New Eayland Society
Grady
Mr. Grady
Sherman
South
Elyly
General Grant
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Grant
Fragmentary OCR Leads to Vague Crime Scene Snippet
A partial, garbled OCR passage describes a tense moment with a revolver and deflected dialogue. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and uncertain context about a threat or confrontation and a possible Salvation Army reference amid the confusion.
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