The Eiffel Tower and Legal Lore in One Piece
A rambling column blends praise for the Eiffel Tower with legal maxims and moral exhortations. It weaves discussion of monumental iron architecture with notes on contracts, wills, minors, and public policy, interspersed with ads for Warner’s Safe Cure and Shiloh remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
St. Peter's
Rome
Warner
Clive
Frederick T. Roberts
University College, London
Eng
Royal College of Surgeons
Sevier Monument Appointments in Washington County
The Sevier Monument committee named Gen. A. F. Sackson Judge S. J. Kirkpatrick Hon. A. A. Taylor Gen. Jno. T. Wilder A. D. Wexler Full Branch to organize efforts in East Tennessee for a memorial. Citizens urged to begin duties promptly, with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Shiloh’s products advertised alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Sevier Memorial Committee
East Tennessee
Ana
John Sevier
Knoxville
Washington Co
A. EF. Sackson
J. Kirkpatrick
A. A. Taylor
Jno. T. Wilder
A. D. Wexler
Executive Committee
Tennenave
Oanpwenn
Governor Taylor Denies Chattanooga Move and Congress Run
A Washington dispatch quotes Governor Taylor denying plans to move to Chattanooga to practice law and run for Congress. He says he will retire from politics at term end and devote himself to supporting his family. He may reside in his native Elizabethton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter B. Harrison
Shim
United States
Middle District
Tennessee
Albright
Kansan City
Memphis
Scimitar
Washington
Taylor
Chattanooga
Congress
Sam
Elizabethton
A Human Cucumber From Georgia Ends in Tragic Case
A Griffin News retells a bizarre Georgia tale in which cucumber sap allegedly causes a man Jared Benson to develop widespread cucumber-like eruptions that grow into fruit covering his body. Despite varied medical advice, he dies and his family later preserves seeds. spring planting yields new cucumber varieties marketed widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Jared Benson
Benson
Liv
Matinis
Ani Lear
A Paradox of Age and Fashion in a Political Row
A fragment presents a mix of dated moralizing about female aging and a scornful political dispute. It alludes to Dr. Pierce's Prescription and a line about women’s weakness while detailing John Sherman's split with the Foraker faction and Ohio delegation factions over leadership and appointments. The text blends social critique with partisan maneuvering and possible resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie
Janes
John Sherman
Paraker
Republican Party of
Oliv
Foraker
Bussy Hoipead
Washington
Ohio Ional
Olatives
Butterworth and
Moay
Sherman
Cole
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W S. Campbell
Harr Building
Johnson City, Tenn
J. A. Martin
Raptors and Builders
Geo. P. Maupin
Johnson City
Hodgh
D. A. Patton
F. Co. Whith
J. Ford
Suna
H. H. Crouch
M. B. Miller
J. D. Crowell
SC. Gox
C. Berry
E. N. Keen
J. A. Mongle
L. GC. Allison
H.naff
Paschel Talley
Houee Painting and Kalsomining
Ratte Reasonable
J. L. Whitlow
Ss. Co. Smite
Axpy Kalsomining
J. F. Sharp
E. N.& Grr
Square
Plasterers and Ralsomtdere
E.D. Hodges
Painter & Plasterer
S. W. Hendrix
Lastorer
Ralsominer
S. P. BOLTON + BROS
Ralsonining
D. A. Weaver
Tras
LAW
Great Eiffel Tower
Minorig
Amelia Rives-Chauler
M.A. McFarland
Ingalls
Harrison
House
Tagall
Shiloh
Mee Parka
Trisle
Navy Department
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Whitey
J Ossinia
Pacific Coast
California
Lake
Croup
Gough
McPar Tnd
Maine
Mim
Castoria
Swift
Atlanta
Swift Specific Company
W. A. Hemphill
Capital
City Bank
J. H Porter
Merchants’ Bank
Paul Romare
Atlanta Nat. Bank
L. J. Hill
Gate City Nat. Bank
Jno
B. Gordon
Alfred H. Colquitt
U.S
J. T. Cooper
H.W. Grady
Atlanta Constitution
McParland
Hutting Palie
Gacniehik
D. M. Guaysor
Crowville
Daya
Varant
L. L. Pierce
Roan Mountain
Sevier Monument
Wolfe
Hood
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Senator Gorman
W. H. Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Rogersville
Dr. Miller
Representative Goult
Ee Shiloh
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Meurland
R. A. Goon
Medical
Tribune
Gunn
Bright
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