Cedar Creek Academy exercises praised by community
Cedar Creek Academy's closing exercises led by principal J K P Malone and Miss Mollie Hale drew a full house as students performed with a local band. Speakers included Wilbur Weems of Greeneville and M Mettetal, Dr Hale, Ed Hankle, with a brief note on a nearby smokehouse robbery and local scientific interests. The piece also mentions the colored school at Free Hill and local business promotions in Spain Texas.
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Epigor Comet
Cedar Creek Academy
J. K.P. Malone
Mollie BE. Hale
Thoraday
John B. Hale
Abel Dyer
Shipley
Miksa Lula Hale
The
Hol
Old Cedar Creek Academy
Wilbur Weems
Greeneville
M. Mettetal
Dr. Hale
Ed. Hankle
Sam Chapman
Chapman
Squire Depew
Aga
Charley Gary
Colored School
Free Hill
Henderson Evans
Committee for Houk in Knoaville Cooperates on Nomination
In Knoaville republican leaders meet at Schubert hotel to canvass primary returns. Houk shows command on the committee as Gibson resists, with party factions splitting. A Wowk rally at the opera house features other speakers while Houk is detained. Democrats may gain county offices and a likely legislature win as the fight extends.
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Houk
H Honk
Honk
Sevyen
Opera
House
Republian
Mhouk
Judge Gibson
Gibson
Crecenr
Death by Own Action in Knoxville Saloon Tragedy
A man in Knoxville shot himself in the head inside Joe R. Cole’s saloon near Clinch and High streets just before midnight. Witnesses say he died holding a pistol, with his mistress Emma Parham near the scene. An inquest returned a verdict of death by suicide amid temporary insanity.
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Knoxvillle
Joe R. Cole
Clinch
High Streets
Joe Cole
Cole
Emma Parham
Parham
Mollie Weaver
Commodore Whiting Dead in New York
Commodore Wm D Whiting A S N retired who was knocked down and run over by a cab on Broadway nine weeks ago died yesterday. He had kidney trouble for over a year worsened by the accident and died from its complications. He served under Perry in the expedition to Japan and was the first officer of the fleet to set foot on Japanese soil. He retired October 12 1881 because of failing sight and later became totally blind. Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
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New York
Wm. D. Whiting
Broadway
Commandore Whiting
Perry
Japan
Da Gama At Sea Seeks Refuge From Insurgents
March 18 Rio da Janeiro reports Admiral Da Gama and seventy officers left the bay aboard Mindello and Albuquerque. They may join insurgents in Sao Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul, with Montevideo as a possible landing point. Yellow fever rages at about seventy deaths daily. US cruiser San Francisco sails away likely bound for Bluefields Nicaragua.
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Rio da Jaxero
Admiral da Gam
Admiral da Gama
Mindello
Peixoto
Albuquerque
Montevideo
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Ama
United States
San Francisco
Benham
Itia
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Bank Statement Fragment From 16th Century Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank balance sheet with total liabilities and deposits. It includes lines like undivided profits, surplus, and a notarized attestation dated February 1581 by a notary public, with a cashier signing as Jows.
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W. B
Unclear OCR Fragment on Johnson City Event
Fragmentary text mentions Johnson City and public accommodations at a court and conventions. Details are unreadable, but reference to a court, public access, and possibly events or transport arrangements are indicated, with no clear dates or entities.
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Johnson City
Streetcar Connections For City Trains Schedule
Street cars leaving Joliet City at 9:50 a.m. Sunday connect with trains Nos 1 and 20 at Carnegie depot. Cars depart Serasure depot upon arrival of trains Nos 1 and 4, with transfer timing aligning to the railroad schedule.
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Vity
Milo Trol
Obalona
Pagans
Rove Hull
Kos
Unicoi
Boonaka Springs
Jotreon City
Dat Carnegie
Serasure
Two Papers Weekly American Offer in Tennessee
An 1880s prospectus announces a semi weekly and weekly American papers in Tennessee. It highlights news from daily editions plus editorials and market reports with a sixteen page weekly and an eight page semi weekly, both at one dollar per year.
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Sear
Tennessee
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Spurgen
J. W. Dove
Eay
Tatiler, Spain
Texs
M. Jackson
W. 1. Taylor & Bro
W. L. Taylor & Bro
Spring Street
Faucette & Co
Knoxville
Feayasmixa
Pia
Livingston
Jack Mippart
Jack Hippert
Pho Uipparts
Indira
Whiting
McAllen’s Business College
MO. A
Mcallen
Tenn
Watauga Bank
Ben Ate
Ino
Loire
Tomlin
Coe i
Vast Tenn, Virginil and
Georgia
K. 1
Tralwa
Juhneon City
Cralun
Triste
Jonneon
East Tennessee & Weateils
Fred
Milligan Col
Nutley Forge
Hampton
Pander Point
Crete
Sharleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
TJ Ryan
Molesworth
Samuel Hunt
Sadho Gu
Jeolth
South Atla Nti
Ohio
Mace Spas Wit
Hiltos
Mt Otter
Tate City
Ates
Inoirport
Tively Topica
Genti
Robert Burrow
Chancerr
Johnson Hy
Teninessee
Washington
Sullman
Johnson
Bant
Albert B, Cloyd
Land Uies
pommariJil Elabis
Otho
Ta Hart Ballow Bulliing
Johnson Chiy
Teniusee
Whos
Curtin
Kristol
Bareh
Johnston City
Curtin & Bunch
Edward D. Duncan
Atorney
Antii
Tiled Voor
Hart Burrow Building
Thad A. Cox
FAW & Cox
Omee—Faw Mock
Market Street
TH. C. Hart
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
O Ofice
East Market Street
Hart Building
J. Kirkpatrick
John H. Bowman
Kirkpatrick& Bowman
Law&and Solicitors In Chancery
GT. Lee
Uarr
Gap
J. M. Martin
Notary Public
Justice of the Peace
Hale Building
Watauga B'k
Physicians and Surgeons
B. A. Long, M.D
Hank
Harr Burcrow
Walnut Street
Ove St
W. Jl, McCreary, M. D
West
Clinch Street
Kb, Miller, Jr
W. J. Miller
Drs, Miller
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Opera House
Miller
King Street
Koan Hill
J. E. Miller
Mt. Pravenm
Trista
Toy & Braylon
Reeve, M.D
Ofice
Bristol
Tennomes
F. A. Stevens
Division Street
Aalls
McFarland & Co
Junion
T. W. Whitlock
Bank and Trust Co
Apeaboro
Imos
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