Convention Train Tickets for International Endeavor in DC
The Southern Railway offers a limited first class round trip fare for the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Washington, D C July 7 18 Tickets on sale July 4 7 with continued passage and a strict return by July 26 1896 Route via Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville known as The Land of the Sky Contact agents J Le Meek W H Doll Chattanooga TN O A Bensooter Chattanooga TN for rates and schedules
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International Christian Endeavor
Washington
D. C
Southern Railway
Mountain Tennessee
Southamn Railway
Knoxville
Hot Springs
Ashville
W. H. Doll
Chatwanoga
Tenn
J. le Meek
A. Bensooter
A. GP
Chattanooga
Chattantown
L.A. Shipman
T. B.A
Birmingham
Ala
B.J. Martin
Columbus
Mit
Suffered Eighteen Years and Found Restful Sleep
Mrs. Julia A. Brown of Covington Town reports long nerve pains and insomnia ending after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. She credits relief to the remedy after years of suffering and slow improvement. The note mentions Mr Brown’s role at the electric light plant and cites personal endorsement.
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Julia A. Brown
Covington
Miles
Aca
Lan Cde
Dees
MSFN
A. Brown
Fies
Tennessee Gubernatorial Nomination Rests on Bob Taylor Victory
Washington reports indicate Governor nominee dissents as Tennessee Republicans doubt McKinsey support. Cites Foster V Brown as possible candidate, while Bob Taylor’s domination would deter others. Delegates to St Louis seen ready to back alternate option if McKinsey falters.
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Washington
Si H Clay Byane
Tiat
Tennessee
Bob Taylor
Evans
Foster V. Brown
St. Louia
McKinsey
Ohio
Youngest widow in U S is 13 in Alexandria Indiana
May 22 report from Alexandria Indiana identifies 13 year old Mrs Sarah Coupland born Maynard as the youngest widow in the United States. She married in April to Will Copland a 26 year old steel worker who was killed in a street car accident May 16 near Muncie. The bereaved widow wept uncontrollably and has since refused food.
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Alexandria
Ind
United States
Sarah Coupland
Alexandrian
Maynard
Will Copland
Alexandria Wee
Muncie
Pearl hunting fuels Clinton Tenn town activity
Clinton Tenn correspondent notes the pearl hunting business booms as Clinch River pearls fetch good prices. About two thousand dollars worth of pearls were found and sold at Clinton and nearby towns last year. High waters have driven pearl-bearing mussels into shallow water, making them easier to locate.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinch River
Clinton
Free silver club formed in Huntington amid mixed political support
Five hundred Huntington residents organized a free silver club with Democratic and Republican participation. Speakers praised the cause and a lively meeting followed. Separate items note talk of a Stone nomination in Colorado and a fatal shooting near Nyetteville, plus postal issues at Cripple Creek and Rev Hicks predicting Debs’ nonpolitical stance.
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Huntington
W. Va
Naval Service Reorganization Prospects Signal Congress Action
News in brief notes a prospect that Congress may pass a bill for a general reorganization of the naval service, signaling potential structural changes and future policy directions.
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Congress
Naval Service
Summer School and Centennial Notes in the South
Items from multiple notices: Asheville hosts a Young Women’s Christian Endeavor Summer School. Tennessee Knights of Pythias elect W B Smithson. Columbia to send 400 children on horseback for Tennessee Centennial events. Lookout Mountain veteran John Wilson dies in Kentucky. tobacco export ban debated by Spanish premier. Arcola residents organize anti Negro league. Mexican veterans to use ash wood gavel from Ashland at Lexington convention. Gas stove explosion in Chicago endangers Otto Malm family. Hetty Greer wins Chicago property dispute. Gen John Echols dies in Virginia. Francis J. Kiekhofer arrested for embezzlement. Southern railway offers Asheville excursion tickets for Summer School events. various town notices and a joke quote.
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W. B. Smithson
Pulaski, Tenn
Tennessee Knights of Pythias
Columbia
John Wilson
Lookout Mountain
Irvine
Gen. Weyler
McKinley views and savings urged by Building and Loan ads
The item blends editorial rhetoric on saving money with advertisements for Magnetic Building and Loan stock in Johnson City Tennessee and nearby locales. It promotes systematic saving, monthly payments, and two cent per day shares, alongside testimonials for Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey and Royal Germetuer, and references to railroad rates and Decoration Day travel. The piece includes political quips about McKinley and ta mide commentary on public figures, interwoven with schedule notices for Southern Railway and campaign-era travel incentives.
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McKinley
Hanna
Chicago Dispatch
Building and Loan Association
Magnetic Building and Association
Tate
L. Earnest
W. G. Mathes
Johnson City
Tennessee
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promoted for Tired Sickness
An old Cincinnati Enquirer item touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure for fatigue and indigestion, claiming vigor through digestion. It also notes a New York story about a composer’s wife suffering hysteria, linked to overwork, with Railway fare discounts advertised for a Tennessee commencement.
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Hood
Sale of Realty at Johnson City Auction
By order of the clerk and master a sale of I H Garvin’s real estate in Johnson City Tennessee is set for May 20 1816 at the opera house. The properties include half interests in several Carnegie Land Company lots in blocks 17 4 18 and others in Johnson City. Proceeds go to satisfy a chancery court judgment against Mrs A Kimmel and J H Garvin dated December 4 1895 for 62 72 plus interest and costs. Sheriff Pritchett signs.
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Johnson City
I. H. Garvin
Johnsonity
Washington County
Termesnes
Carnegie Land Company
Tennenace
A. Kimmel
J. Harvin
Chancery Court
Pritchett
G. F. Campbell
Sherill
Tenn
J. H Frens
Tennessee
Carnegie Land and Improvement Company
Toan
Fifth Avenue
Said Land Company
Sixth Avenue
Wilder
Second Avenue
C. ©. Taylor
Taylor'a Hne
Barnes
A. King
M. Booth
Seemer J H Prone
Anid Court
J.B. Paironett
G F
Campnets
Sherib
Sale of Realty in Chancery Court at Johnson City
In the Chancery Court at Johnson City Tennessee H M Booth sues J H Preas by file from the clerk and master dated April 4 1896. The sale of realty is set for the 20th day of May 1896. The proceedings are public under chancery law with the property to be sold to satisfy a judgment or claims.
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Marshalltown
Ill
Lamoille
State Center
Chicago & Northwestern
Towa
H. M. Booth
J. H. Preas
Chancery Court
Johnson City
Tennessee
Tenneraea
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