Roosevelt and Davis feud sparks bishop's attack
The Commercial Appeal reproduces Bishop Keiley's charge that President Roosevelt maligned Jefferson Davis and Benedict Arnold. It argues secession was about rights, not treason, noting 1861 open questions and the South's stance. The piece frames Roosevelt's remarks as fueling Southern anger while defending Confederate valor.
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Kelley
President Roosevelt
Savannah
Roosevelt
Jefferson Davia
Keiley
Jefferson Davin
Fenedict
Arnold
Aaron Barr
United States
Mload
Confederacy
Kei‘sey
England
New England
Neconion
Thors
Jefferson Davis
States
Mr. Roosevelt
Hin
Davin
Benedict Arnold
Bishop Keiley
South
Seaboard control solidified by Cochran estate stock move
The Williams and Middendorf group wins control of the Seaboard Air Line Railway by purchasing 1,000 shares of common and preferred stock from the Cochran estate of Yonkers New York. New York bankers Vermilye Hallgarten & Co. join as stockholders. the deal follows a $10 million Seaboard loan two years ago.
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Haltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Cochran
Yonkers
N.Y
John Skelton Williams
J. W. Middendorf
Baltimore
Seaboard
New York
Vermilye & O
Hallgarten & Co
Louisville& Nashville
Dr J H Preas Privardayasp Sonar Jolmaon City Tenneasea
Office Tooma 1 and 9, 2nd floor, Watanga Bank building, 4 Hesidence Millard St, known as Chat fin property. Phoneb Office and dwelling.
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J. H
PREAS
Privardayasp Sonar
Jolmaon City
Tenneasea
Tooma
Watanga Bank
Hesidence Millard St
Chatfin Property
Ofice
Physician Guidance Questioned for Constipation Treatment
A historical article fragment argues doctors cannot fully enforce prescribed hy azone courses, leaving one option test with drug treatment. It notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Pills as mild remedies for chronic constipation and mentions sale at City Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Seaboard interests move for L and N control amid a web of linked deals
Gates accepted a 190 offer for control of Louisville and Nashville from Seaboard interests to secure Morgan’s stock arrangement. Morgan guarantees 150 for stock placed within six months. Seaboard strengthens finances via Cochran purchase and new backing from Vir wilye & Co. and Hallgarten & Co. Belmonts’ cautious stance looms as potential opposition. Seaboard aims to reach Birmingham, possibly via joint arrangements with L N or Southern Ry. An eastern outlet via St Louis & San Francisco could connect to Savannah. The overall situation remains dynamic as ownership near alignment with ongoing alliances and city and regional railway interests.
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Gates
Seaboard
Louisville & Nashville
Morgan
Cochran
Virwilye & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Belmonts
L &N
Cates
Southern Railway
Wirmingham
Washington
Southern Ry
Birmingham
St. Louis
San Francisco
Montgomery
Atlantic Seaboard
Savannah
Wall Street Journal
Weekly Fashion Tints The New Hip Yoke in Early Spring Wear
A fashion note describes a return to simple designs for early spring gowns. The illustration features a dark zibeline gown with an Eton jacket, reflecting prevailing tailoring. The piece emphasizes restrained silhouettes and refined elegance over ornamentation.
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Eton
Why Royal Baking Powder Stands Superior to Others
Royal Baking Powder is produced in mammoth works by a corps of chemical experts who constantly test every ingredient and supervise every stage of manufacture to ensure a pure wholesome and perfect product. It claims to make the most wholesome and digestible food.
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Jane
Wilet
Tella Low
Poilet
Motherland
Busines
Andrew Carnes
Husiness
Washington County School Directors Election Notice
The voters of Washington County Tennessee will hold elections on Saturday May 24 1909 from 1 to 6 pm in districts listed to elect three directors per district for the ensuing term. Election officers named will open and return results the following Monday. The notice includes abundant unrelated ad text and miscellaneous items mixed with the election details.
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Washington County
Tennessee
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Washington College
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