Immortal J N Free chronicler of a wandering life
Long feature on Jacob N Free known as the Immortal J N Free. Born 1824 near McCutchenville Ohio, he wandered through Ohio Indiana Illinois and beyond. A controversial figure a self taught lawyer and speaker famed for his philosophy, anti social acts, and Civil War journeys ending in old age home.
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McCutchenville
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Sandusky
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Jaco N. Free
United States
Jacob N. Pree
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McCutchenvillé
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John W. Cooley
Columbay
Major Free
New Lexington
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McCnichenville
Maysfield
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Law School of
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Cyrus Sears
Wyandot County
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Jacob NI
A Strange Story About a Friendly Crook in Chicago
A Chicago News tale recalls a stranger who won trust with warmth and offered help in town. The narrator, unsure if the man’s kindness hid a con, cashed a bad check and watched it pass at a bank window. The episode ends with doubt over the man’s honesty.
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DWELL
Jncks
Chicago News
The Curse of Child Slavery in Cotton Mills
A speaker denounces child labor’s cruelty from cotton mills to other factories. He cites exhausted, dust-filled children, relentless foremen, and disease like dropsy and consumption, noting fatalities and lifelong harm across industries warned by the Woman’s Home Companion for Jane.
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North
Jane
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders ad promises relief for delicate children
Delicate, feverish, and cross children may receive immediate relief from Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders. The remedy claims to cleanse the stomach and act on the liver to restore health, cures worms, and is sold by druggists for 25 cents with a sample free. Allen Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. 424t.
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Teveriah
Cross
Elks Elect New Officers In Tennessee State Meeting
The Tennessee state association of Elks elected officers on May 22 in Nashville. President A J Phillips. First VP J H Joseph. Second VP Wm M Drierper. Secretary W L Morgan. Treasurer J F Shipp. Executive committee members include F P Coleman, David Kohn, Emil Woosman, J L Wisdom, J Blanfeld, W C Witt, J C Burdick, John B Thomason, J Wiley Atking, Ly Bargdorff. Knoxville hosted the 107 meeting. parade judges awarded prizes to Knoxville lodge.
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T. L. Barnest
Johnson City
Nashville
Tennessee State Association of Elis
A. J. Phillips
J. H. Joseph
Tackson
Wm. M. Drierper
Murfreesboro
W. L. Morgan
Knoxville
J. F. Shipp
Chattanooga
F. P. Coleman
Memphis
David Kohn
Emil Woosman
J. L. Wisdom
D. Blanfeld
Bristol
William Kleeman
Clarkaville
J. C. Burdick
Union City
W. C. Witt
Columbia
John B. Thomason
Ate Li
Earnest
Johovon City
J. Wiley Atking
Dyersburg
Bargdorff
Murfreestore
Knoxville Lodge
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Wetauge Avenur
Roan Street
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Toum Fi
Eagle Building
D. M. Guinn
Tennessee
Thad
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Harr-Burrow Building
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Tennnessee
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Johnson Ofpy
Jno. F. Pierce
West Market Street
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Dent
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Atorius
Covington
Newport
Russell Bago
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Apostle of
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EB. W. Hall
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Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Little May Milla
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Pennywise
National Lead Company
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Porter
India
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Ponran Mephise Co
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