Notable young West reunion and legal notes from 1887
The item lists the three youngest members of a group in the west United States as Kexna Pavaskan and Paseo, all near forty. Attorney General Garland denies any candidacy for a vacant supreme bench seat. Mrs James Brown Potter plans rest after London exertion. The Atlanta Asheville and Baltimore Railroad elimination is set for six months, linking Atlanta to Baltimore via Asheville, with completion in five years. Richard K Fox invites John J Sullivan to face Jake Kilrain for $5,000 and the Police Gazette belt. 1,000 dollars already deposited, with Pat Sheedy to cover or cede the title.
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West United States
Kexna and
Pavaksan
West Virginia
Paseo
Florida
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Baltimore
Matkinson
T. J Howell
New York
Ashville
Richard K. Fox
Police Gantty
Clipper Office
John J. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Championship of America
Police Gazette
Kilvain
Pat Sheedy
Railroad Deal Signals C and Company Resolve
The piece notes a deal among the C & C with Carolina Midland and Augusta Edgefield Newbery lines and cites Johnson City completion pledges. It also reports the Nashville American’s leadership change and urges unity for the Democratic party and fiscal progress under current management.
Governor Taylor Meets Wideawake Temperance Band at Ryman's Hall
Gov Taylor greeted by Mrs Sims and about thirty six children wearing judge badges reading Wideawake. The Wideawake Temperance Band of Hope sang Battling for the Order and Temperance Girls and Boys. Taylor praised purity and urged schools and bands to teach sobriety. Roy Dr Savage gave encouraging remarks as officials and visitors expressed satisfaction. The group then returned to Melrose for a picnic.
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Nashville
Hannor
Taylor
Mra
N.B. Sins
Sims
Wideawake
Nob
Roy
Three C s Consolidation Nears in Columbia
Reports from Columbia detail ongoing talks between the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Railway and the Georgia and Carolina Midland Railroad regarding a proposed consolidation. Projections cover timelines for completion from Augusta to Black's and from Camden to Rutherfordton, with rail and grading progress and a plan to run trains into Charleston by early next year.
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Johnson City
CoLumara
8. C
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Georgia and
Carolina Midland
News and Courier
R.A. Johnson
M. C. Buller
Midland Road
Three O's
Columbia
Three C's
Col. Johnson
Senator Butlers
The
Georgia and Carolina Midland Railroad
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company
Georgia and Carolina Midland Railroad Company
Newbery
Clarleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company
Georgia and Carolina Midland Company
Charleston, Cinnati and Chicago Railroad Company
South Carolina
Black's
Georgia Land Carolina Midland Railroad Company
Union County
Union, Gaffney City and Rutherfordton Railroad Company
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad Company
B. R. Wallace
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
Themelves
Washington National Drill Camp Opens with States Represented
In Washington on May 23 1887 more than a thousand tents circle the Washington Monument as troops from Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Colorado Dakota Indiana Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina South Carolina Ohio Rhode Island Texas Tennessee Virginia Washington Territory and the District of Columbia gather for the National Drill. The opening day covers camp naming orders and arrivals ahead of tomorrow’s competitive drills while the event promises many pageants reviews and street parades. The bar at the drill ground has been revoked with temperance drinks only dispensed under the grand stand. President Cleveland plans a ten day vacation with Mrs Cleveland and Col Lamont at Saranac Lake New York, following the drill.
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Wasnixarox
Washington Monument
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Dakota
Indiana
Ninois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisans
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississipi
Missouri
Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Rhode Ieland
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington Territory
District of Columbia
National Guard
Washington
Camp R. C
Drum
Mobile
W. C.T.A
War Department
Cleveland
Col. Lamont
Saranac Lake
The Waning Mind and the Claims of Hopeful Tonics
An excerpt reviews beliefs about mental vigor and health tonics, praising vitality and clarity while warning readers about exaggerated claims. It mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a valued remedy and notes purported benefits for nerves, memory, digestion, and overall fitness, reflecting period health ad campaigns.
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Tolnaon City
Tenn
Garland
Supreme Bench
James Brown Potter
London
Agusta
Edgefield
Johnson
Charleston News & Courierast
Richardson
Nashville Avericam
Tennessee Democracy
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of the Nation
RHE
C'S. Railroad
Camden
Caden
Lancaster
Rutherfordton
N. C
Chattarui Road
Three O's Company
Ashland
Ohio River
Big Sandy River
Augusta
Butler
Alleghanies
Danville
Chattanooga
Tean
Painchild
Congress
Wasnincros
Inter -State Commerce Commission
Newnan
Loxpos
Financial Secretary of
India
Gwalior
Mahirajah
McPartland's
Ington Letter
Hosteter
Alka Gouda
Remy
Win M
Calmuttan
Comercial
Waters
Ent
B. Kirby
Agt
Markham Street
Little Rock
Knoxville Lime Co
Wealera
Esoayitne Life Co
Knoxville, Tenn
Srans, Gritw & Co
118
7Th St
Iobert Burrow
AY Law Asv
Law and Chancery Cour
Sultan
Carters Obnron
Cateol
East Tennessee
H. Carr
Astrotachtor
Hhascery
Johnson City, Tenn
AC Hark
Attorney AT Law
Circuit and Chancery Courts
Supreme Courthat
Knoxville
Elizabethion
Calleer
Drabrnica JH
Bers
ERS
EPPS
Attorneys
LAW
Jonesboro
Supreme Court
Knoxle
D' Geo, H. Berry
Pentiet
Truslow's
Sam W. Rhea
Destro
Bank OF Orson City
United States
Europe
Main St
Bristol
Wikbottt Pal
Sargent & Groenliefs
Renith
Hallery
J.B. Corandale
Christian
Dealighs IN
General Merchandise
Tohmneson City, Tenn
East Tewn, Lumber CO
East Tennesseawe
White Rock
Feny
Roan Mountain
Carter CO
Nest Lumber Yards
Alor
J. I. Lusk
Bolte
Zee
Henderson & Pierce
Wate
Main Street
Jolenson
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