Frank Love Visits the Alamo in Tennessee Spirit
October 24 feature recounts Frank D. Love of Georgetown Texas, a Jolson City boy, touring the Alamo San Antonio with reminiscences of Crockett, Houston and Tennesseean ties. It blends history with booster notes on Tennessee’s role in Texas independence and a far-width ad-spread about Botanic Blood Balm and medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Love
Alamo
Tro Georgetown
Texas
Frank D. Love
Jolson City
San Antonio
San Antonio de Valero
Father Olivares
San Francisco Solano
San Pedro Springs
Davy Crockett
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Ispot
Crockett
Our Crockett
Houston
George W. Childress
Tennessee
Sam
F. D. Love
Roosevelts Presidency Meant for Youths Companion Offer
A 1902 newspaper fragment notes Theodore Roosevelt contributed to The Youths Companion on The Presidency, promising public interest as he enters public life. It advertises free 1903 volume samples, a 1908 prospectus, and a Boston address for subscriptions. Alsotied are local drug ads and a Supreme Court ruling on the Bland Allision act, plus brief medical product notices and a One Minute Cough Cure testimonial.
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Hunteville
Alu
Shelby
United States Bireuit Court
Southers Building and Loan Association of
South
Lawrence Cooper
Barker
Massachusetts
Southern Association
Whitten
Theodore Roosevelt
Bright Cy Speaks at Greenville Court House Address
The Greeneville Democrat reports Hon Cy H Lyle the democratic nominee for congress spoke to a large audience in Greenville Monday. He attacked Brownlow methods, drew applause from democrats and anti Brownlow republicans, and claimed he would win a majority in the county. He planned to speak again in Parrotsville, Cocke County, after leaving town, where he was killed to speak Monday night.
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Greenville
Greeneville
Cy H. Lyle
Congress
Court House
Lyle
Parrottsville
Cocke County
Right In the End Yes enid the colored veteran
Fragmentary dialogue captures a tense moment with racial tensions and a violent incident described in rough, colloquial style. The speaker recounts a train accident and a severe injury, highlighting the era’s language and attitudes through a direct, if incomplete, quote.
Railroad notices advertise AFL meeting trip to New Orleans
The American Federation of Labor meeting prompts Queen & Crescent Route round trip fares to New Orleans at one fare. Sales run Nov 11 to Nov 24, 1908 with final return date, via Meridian, Miss. J W Bonds promotes schedules and super service for western travel, with extensions possible and details mailed free from E Rohlander and KR W Bonds in Meridian and Chattanooga.
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American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Queen & Crescent
W. Bonds
T. 2
Meridian
Miss
Texas
J. W. Bonds
Misa
Daughters of the Costederaay
Queen and Crescent
Inlo
KR. W. Bonds
T.P.A
New Serview Dining Cars on Iron Mountain Route
The Tron Mountain Route inaugurates new dining cars on its fast trains from St Louis and intermediate points to Texas. Cars are Pullman built, electric lighted, with electric fans and refined tableware. Meals served a la carte from a French china and silverware set. The line runs dining cars St Louis to Southern Missouri Arkansas and Texas with triple daily service St Louis to Texas and double daily Memphis to Texas.
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Serview
Iron Mountain
Tron Mountain
St. Louis
Phil
Texas
Pullman
Dainty Haviland Chine
Libby
Libby Eat Glassware and ‘Ant
Mintouri
Arkansas
St. Toulo
Memphis
Ailman
Lane
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Atlanta
H. ©. Miller
New York
Telegraph
H. C. Miller
Suecens
Chamberlain
City Drug Store
A. Haney
Geneva
Ohio
DeWitt
A.T. Hoadley
Tillen
Ind
H. C. Miller's
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante
Boeserese Se Resesie
P. W. Kirkpatrick
Omee
Faw
Market Street
Reardencu
Cherry Street
J. H. Preas
M. D
Puysicias
Axp Bonamon
Staond
Bustin Cappaaite
Post Ofice
Millard Street
Ini
BS. Miller
M.D
Woy Miller
Miller, Physicians and Surgeons
Opera House
Miller
King Street
W J. Miller
Watauga Avenue
Roan Street
J. W. Cox
Priyatoian
Asp Sunanoy
Johnson City
I. N. Buckner
F. M. George
Wilbourn Street
Laroy Reeves Reeves & Reeves
BO Reeves
Johnson City, Tenn
Kypatrick, & Oc, Williams, J. H. Bowman
Kirkpatrick, Willams & Bowman
Attorneys-At-Law
Solicitors IN Chancery
Thad, A. Cox
Chancery
Office Eagle Building
Main St
Miller Arronsiy Av Law
Robt, Burrow
Washington, Sullivan
Carter Johnson and
Duboi
Kent
E. A. Long
J. D. Cox
Public Square
Hotel Piedmont
Southern Depot
N. P. Brewer
C.H. Longley
Nat ‘Yder
Ao Avsiatan
City
Elon
Russell & Walden
Prop
Ain
Buffalo Streete
Herald Shoe C Co
The
Herald Shoe Company
J. E. Harkins
Eagle Building
Main Street
King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
St C. Millers Drug Store
Spirey
Jen
Arnica
Walton Perna
Washington
United States Supreme Court
F. A. Baker
Stephen Baldwin
Michigan
Baker
Baldwin
Supreme Court
BR. Chiffmann
R. Schiffmann
I Paul
Minnao
Gertrude KB
Pensner
Muncie
H.C. Miller
Robert
Ueelo Robert
Teelo Robert
New York Times
Oye
Rafford Pyke
Daugher
J. N. Powell
Mr. Powell
Forkland
France
Ted
Ned
Dallas
Mt. Worth
el Paso
Sis
Okla Ca
Texian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
California
E. Rohlander
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