A Great Sovereign Line and Local Debates in May 1887
A fragmentous mix of poems and news notes reports a disputed rail line extension involving G C and GOR, with discussion of Rutherfordton to Marion routes and southern distribution aims. The page also covers a public debate on high levy taxes in Johnson City, calls for street and sidewalk improvements, and local city governance concerns, dated May 14 1887.
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G. GC
GO Ror
Mutherfordton
Mavion Hax Boon
Gol 1
Tobydon
Thie Company
Ilenried Han Thiaie
PPL Dickson & Co
New York
North Caroliina
CC &@ BR Co
Marion
WNCRR
Burke County
Ashland
Johnson City
Toon
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Ashville
Rutherfordton
McDowell
Shelby
Burke
County
Duhoxon City
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Jube's Hall
Hite Tix Levy
Elas
Tad
John Sanders
Work progresses on Yorkville to Lancaster railroad line
Reports from the Yorkville faytheen describe contractors arriving and crews starting grading from Bear Creek toward town and from the Camden road toward Cane Creek. Bridges and trestles are planned between Rock Hill and Black's with a long trestle near Gabbie's Ford. Rolling stock shortages delay passenger equipment upgrades.
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Yorkville
Th A. Solingon
Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company
Rock Hil
Griffin
Laythrop
Lewis
Rock Hill
Black's
Fishing Creek
Gabbie's Ford
Camden
Lancaster
M. C. B. Streeter
Ruck Hill
Thos. Hardman
Shelby New
Til County
Thoms McParlon
Virginia
Bear Creek
Cane Creek
James F Clark
Camden Road
Frank Neif
Sal
Vaughin
Salem
Andrew's Place
Kwan Bolling
Mn JV
Welsh
Herangh
Union and American sale sparks town rumor wave
May 12 reports indicate stock transfers forming a new ownership group for the American and Union and American Publishing Company. Nat Baxter Jr and A M Shook among buyers. Colyar to edit. plan to continue old Union name or start new paper with new management. Editorial hints of democracy and fair contest, with staff layoffs anticipated if consolidation proceeds.
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Hyonlat Wien
Tone Nasavillk
AVON
ATPOC
Conpany
Nat. Baxter, Jr
A.M. Shook
J. D. Wheren
Fogg
Colyar
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Union and American
Union
Neyniicate
Ding. J. Littleton
the American
Union and American Publishing Company
Colgar
Cooper
Imade
Corton
Nat Baxter
Parehas Eye
BE. W. Carmack
Notable Women and Self-Made Pioneers Across History
The article surveys self-made women from Lucy Larcom to Clara Kellogg, highlighting how many rose from humble beginnings to prominence. It notes figures like Matilda Heron, Sarah Bernhardt, Nell Gwynn, Rachel, and Maria Mitchell, and reflects on social perceptions of women’s scenes in art, science, and culture.
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Apollo
Clara Louise Kellogg
Clara
Miss Kellogg
Maria Mitchell
Nantucket
Maria
Jane d'Arc
Universal temperance work and politics in late union notes
A historical column reflects on the Union Task Day meeting, temperance youth outreach, and a push for constitutional prohibition. It cites The Union Signal as the WCTU organ and notes railway progress, celebrity blurbs, and medical advertising debates, with strong focus on public health, reform, and regional happenings.
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