Five MillionCoin Pay Train To Cherokee Descendants
Washington May 10 A pay train is en route to Georgia with part of the five million dollars due to Cherokee Indians who ceded lands in 1850 now forming park areas across Georgia Tennessee and parts of North Carolina and Alabama. Guino Millar will disburse 11.19 percent to some 807 names on the Interior roll. He left Washington with drafts on the U S treasury. The rest of the text contains unrelated notices and a joke about a girl named Helen unable to bed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Interior Department
Guino Millar
United Sates Court of Claims
United States Treasury
Noted Thoughts on Dress and Character
Dr Madison Peters remarks that appearance mirrors inner discipline and that carelessness in clothing undermines personal power. He argues that a well dressed person is more capable in speech and deeds, while ill fitting worn clothes reflect a flawed self-image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowera
Fihelad
Madison &. Peters
Funeral attendance for King Edward and royal tribute in London
London May 11. Royal family kin arrive for King Edward's funeral as Empress Dowager Marie of Russia and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch join King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. Parliament pays tribute and successors welcomed. King George reads death and succession message as condolence and congratulation addresses are adopted. Also mentions Dr. King's New Life Pills and salt's therapeutic uses with local ads and a Bristol salesman report.
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London
Edward
Marie
Russia
Alexandr
Michael Alexandrovitch
Nicholas
Empresas
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra to Play in Johnson City May Day
The Pittsburg Festival Orchestra and soloists appear in Johnson City on Saturday afternoon and night May 1. Notable performers include Miss Lillia Snelling contralto from the Metropolitan Opera, Mme Alice Merritt Gochran soprano, and Dr Franklin Lawson lyric tenor. The program features William Tell Overture, Nutcracker Suite, Barcarolle, Dance of the Toys, Waltz of the Flowers, Hungarian March, and The Rose Maiden cantata with the chorus trained by Prof Hough. Tickets for matinee are limited and the chorus will not sing at the evening concert.
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Johnson City
Pittsburg
Lillia Snelling
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme
Alice Merritt-Gochran
Brooklyn
N.Y
de. Franklin Lawson
Mr. Croxton
Hough
Rossini
Pitsburg Festival Orchestra
Tschaikowski
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
L'Comte d' Hoffman
Offenbach
Mme. Cochran
Schubert Lisst
Art. Cowan
Conference Debates Women Rights And Church Federation
Asheville May 11 The committee on revision reports against laymen’s rights, with minority opinions. Women delegates vow to abide by the conference decision. The conference votes against extending pastors’ time at a single charge. A federal council proposal is adopted to unite northern and southern churches. The laymen’s missionary movement gains calendar support. Tampa hosts next meeting. greetings sent to the Southern Baptist convention in Baltimore. Washington talks on railroad legislation and court challenges. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised. Baltimore and Louisville notes on Southern Baptist meetings.
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Asheville
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Committee On Revision
Federal Council
Committee On
Commission On
Tampa
Southern Baptist Convention
Baltimore
Louiinville
K. Mullins
Aged Pensioner and the Value of Genius in Trade
An elderly pensioner named Robert Ke Phinchus Mun Sait is described with a cryptic note about genius. The text compares genius to common capacity, noting the former anticipates and explores what the latter accidentally discovers. It mentions the gem-like value of chance and the lapidary’s skill in giving worth to a diamond found by a peasant.
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Robert Ke
Arpheaunte
Bensioner
Meg Greenfield Dies in Knoxville Hospital
Meg Greenfield of this city died last Saturday at Lincoln Memorial hospital Knoxville after treatment there. The funeral and burial were held in Knoxville. She was a good wife and mother, survived by husband and several children. husband Mr Greenfield was at her bedside.
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Meg Greenfield
Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Knoxville
Mr. Greenfield
Didn't Know the Family. Billie Speaks Bold at Dinner
A six year old, sent away from the table for misbehavior, sits crestfallen in an adjoining room. The maid enters and teases Billie who retorts that she would not be ashamed if she knew the family a song and have, revealing a witty edge in a fleeting social moment.
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Bile
Jim
Billie
Military officers named in home notes and local visitors
Wm. H. Morrison becomes company commander of Company D with a bright smile. Leslie Logie earns a captaincy, and John L. Datton is now captain of Co. H with Louis F. Stroh as sergeant. Andrew Park serves as clerk in Adjutant Deadrick's office. Many local residents and visitors are noted, including Rev. B. Vaught, J. J. Cox, H. D. Justice, Misses Dell and Mary Blackwell, and others attending events in the region.
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Aim
Wm. H. Morrison
Sunny Jim
Chas. D. Steamata
Sargeant
Leslie Logie
Honos
John L. Datton
Co. H
Louis FE. Stroh
Andrew Park
Byrns Nominated to Succeed Himself in Sixth District
Nashville May 11 The Democratic congressional committee of the Sixth district names Joseph W Byrns as the nominee to succeed himself. The item mentions Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and claims wide daily use and cures for liver and bowel troubles. The ad cites constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice indigestion and sale by dealers.
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Chamberlain
Nashville
Democratic Congressional Committee
Joseph W. Byrns
Mussel Hatchery Funded for Clinton Tennessee
The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce reported favorably an appropriation of 25000 dollars to establish a mussel hatchery in Clinton river, Clinton Tennessee. This marks the second mussel hatchery to be set up in the United States.
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Washington
Austin
Qlinch River
Clinton, Tenn
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
United States
Testimony in Swope murder trial closes in Kansas City
Kansas City May 11 testimony in the Swope murder trial was closed this afternoon at 2 32 oclock. No surrebuttal evidence was offered by the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Swope
Ageing Negress Harriet Scot Dies After Fall
Harriet Scot an elderly Black resident of the city died from injuries after a fall that broke her arm several days before. A former slave of Col. Robt Love she was a well known and liked figure among longtime residents. Funeral services will be held at her residence with burial in West Lawn cemetery. Allen H. Henry of near Limestone was in town yesterday en route from Erwin.
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Harriet Scot
Col. Robt, Love
Ieatold
West Lawn
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Cincinnati
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Frank M. Hyder
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J. J. Cox
Petros
Rev. B. Vaught
Er. D. Baker
Charleston
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W. H. O'Keefe
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H. D. Justice
Bluefield
Wastoa
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Mary Blackwell
Dunganon, Va
J. W. Thompson
Morristown
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C. C. Bacon
Keebler
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Limestone
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Courier- Journal
Henry Watterson Editor
Weekly Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal Company
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Dail Comet
Cornell
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