Princeton Suydew Remembered Room of Woodrow Wilson
Historical value grows around Wilson era at Princeton. Princeton sophomore Ellicott drew the winner’s rooms in Witherspoon Hall No 7 and found no initials marking Wilson but a campaign portrait signed by him. Wilson once studied there in 1877 and later visited as president elect, gesturing toward his old room as visitors looked on. Nassau Hall and the battlefields lie nearby, anchor points of Revolutionary memory.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Unites Biater
Villeoulon Ellicott
Witherspoon Hall
T. W
Tommy Wilson
Thirtewr
Wilson
Presidency
Milicott
United States
Kilicott
Witherspoon
Bray
Colpe
Cleet ii
Madison Princeton
Nassau Hall
Continental Congress
Fely founded by Princeton graduate James Moulison
Fely traces its origins to James Moulison, a Princeton alumnus who later rose to a leadership position at the United Union. The fragment notes his role as founder and his ascent to a presidential post within the organization.
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Fely
Princeton Gricuate
James Moulison
Te Unites Tintin
Southern Railway Expositions Highlight Farm Resources Reach
Reports show the Southern Railway exhibits traveled across districts and states, drawing about 20 000 visitors and 70 000 personal inquiries. Displays from the Southeast showcased crops, fruit, and dairy products, with additional ads and a Chicago live stock fair feature planned for December.
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Ohio River
New York
Tawa
Putin
Toronto
Waunlin
Aain
Southern Railway
Chicago
Lost Treasure Quest Stirs Long Journey Across Lands
A man travels from New York to Salt Lake City in pursuit of a fabled treasure that proved to be illusory. The pursuit prompts questions about who should be assigned to safeguard the case and pursue justice.
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New York
Salt Lake
Joeloat
New Wonder Discovery Promises Cures for Colds
A report from Barceloneta mentions Yuriy Kivo's supposed discovery, touted as a vast cure for coughs and colds. The item claims a free trial bottle offered by Ht Miller and Adventigers Leaves, with ads noting teething syrup and sap-blood claims, reflecting dubious patent medicine style.
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Rico
Etl Marchan
Barceloneta
Kilig
Porto Ries
Fay Wert
Qoe
Ht Miller
Adventigers
Convention to discuss good roads across southern states
A Southern Appalachian convention in Atlanta will discuss interstate highways and road problems. The event includes a mobile drive over Fulton County roads, a luncheon, and a geology lecture by Dr. B McCallie. Senator Jonathan Journe of Oregon is slated to speak on federal road aid.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce of
Atlan
Bates
Fulton County
South
Chamber of Commerce
County Commissioners
B. McCallie
Georgia
Appalachian
Bristol
Tennessee
North Carolina
Jonathan Journe
Oregon
Senate
Ohio man saves train by tagging it during wreck
A dramatic incident in Raleigh, N C, features an Ohio man who tagged a distressed train to avert a wreck. An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, claiming a dramatic improvement after four bottles. The note urges readers to try the tonic, priced at cents, through H C Miller’s druggist.
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Ohio
Alston
Raleigh
Twan
H.C. Miller
Wilson favors new Labor Department in Senate bill
Washington on November 11 Gov Wilson and his private staff say a new Labor Department member would bolster support for the cabinet measure now before the Senate. They expect passage in the opening days of the December session.
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Washington
Gov. Wilson
Prisve Tariat
Department of Labor
Senate
Fifty Millionaire Widows Dominate Washington Society
Washington society braces for a season led by Mrs. Marshall Field and a cadre of millionaire widows. A million dollar Italian house on Sixteenth Street houses Field’s art treasures. Other prominent transplanted wives from Chicago and New York plan balls and entertainments into the new year, including efforts by Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. Grant.
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Washington
Marshall Field
Field
Sixteenth Street
Chicago
Potter, Palmer
Robert Patterson
Henry F. Dimock
New York
Massion
Dupont Circle
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Thomas K. Laughlin
Sells Wins Tennessee District One Victory Often Narrow
Official canvass shows Sam R. Sells reelected to Tennessee first district by 519 with one district missing in Greene county raising majority to 107. Dr D Massey recount in Bevier county reduced Massey lead there. Sells carried seven counties to Massey five. Carter county led with 539 for Sells while Massey carried his home county 514. Bristol and Sullivan counties influenced close returns. final totals show a tight race across the twelve counties.
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Bristol
Tennessee
Sam R. Sells
Greene County
Bevier County
D. Massey
Sells
Massie
Carter County
Bells
Massey
Sullivan
Bells Muswey
Scersney
Hall Returns to Western Home From West Coast Visit
John Hall of Washington state, guest of his sisters Mrs. Robert Dyer and Miss Leona Hall last week, has returned home. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E Hall of Full Branch, report he has made good in the far west.
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John Hall
State of
Washington
Robert Dyer
Leona Hall
S. E Hall
Far West
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Johnson City Resident
A Johnson City resident William H Hodges praises Doans Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief from kidney pain and night discomfort after excessive standing. He notes he obtained the pills via Whitehouse Drug Co and asserts the product cured his kidney trouble quickly. For sale by all dealers 40 cents. Master-Milburn Co waitalo NY as agents.
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Johnson City
Doan
Wiliam H. Hodges
Millard St
Tom
Dean
Whitehouse Drug Co
Master-Milburn Co
Waitalo
Sabe
United States
Dodt
Coleman Urged for U S Solicitor General by Chattanooga Lawyers
Chattanooga November 11 supporters among leading lawyers petition President elect Wilson to appoint Lewis M Coleman solicitor general of the United States. Coleman, a Chattanooga attorney and Wilson classmate, is praised for his ability and deserts and his ambition to become U S district attorney for East Tennessee is noted.
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Chattanooga
Lewis M. Coleman
United States
Coleman
Wilson
Tenn
Mr. Coleman
Basketball season opens with double header at Normal
The basketball association opened the season Saturday night at the state normal with a double header. Presbyterian defeated Normal 27 to 0 while Johnson City beat Johnson City High School 51 to 14. Seventy five games are scheduled, with Wednesday Hippodrome and Saturday State Normal matchups.
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The
Basketball Association
Presbyterian
Normal
Johnson City
Association
Hippodrome
Home Economies Prominence at National Conservation Expo
Washington announces Mrs. Mary H. Abel of Baltimore is named to the National Advisory Board and will lead exhibition plans on home economics at the Knoxville Exposition set for September 1 to October next year. Other board members include Pinchot, Claxton, Lathrop, Wiley, and Fletcher. displays will cover economy, sanitation, and nutrition with emphasis on income and family use.
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Washington, D.C
Conomics
Knoxville
Tennessee
Mary H. Abel
Baltimore
Journal of Home Economica
Abel
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Association
Don Carlos Ellis
U. S. Forest Sereice
Philander P. Cluxton
Julia C. Lathrop
Children's Bureau
U. & Department of Commerce and Labor
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Foods, Sanitation, and Health
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Provident Southern Commercial Congress
Logan W. Page
U. 8
Bradford Knapp
Department of Agriculture
Jos
A. Holmes
Bureau of Mines
Joseph J. Kandsdell
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Senaor Luke Let
Charles
Fragmentary note on federal exhibit and building plan
Incomplete OCR fragment cites Adil ih dudilorum and inter construct ion phrase about a federal government exhibit and building. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge beyond general construction and exhibit reference.
Walker Ex-ball Player With VOLS Faces Assault Claims
Peoria Nov 8 Roy Walker, under arrest for an alleged assault on Ben and from Nashville, says his real name is Janes Walger. He played baseball in Nashville of the Southern League, and early in 1912 Nashville farmed him to Bristol of the Appalachian League. He says Cleveland of the American League bought him from Bristol two months before season’s end and that he has signed with Cleveland for next year. He claims his home is Nashville.
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Cleveland
Nashville
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Endorsed for Burns and Ailments
The crowd cheered as he held up a small round box and proclaimed Bucklen’s Amica Salve the best cure for burns and various skin issues. He claimed it also soothes inflammation and pain, selling for 25 cents at H.C. Millers.
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H.C. Millers
Wedding Secret Revealed for Coun cil and Gillespie in Washington County
The ceremony occurred last Wednesday at 820 am in the parsonage with Rev. W. M. Morrell officiating. Miss Bessie Council and Harry Gillespie of Limestone tied the knot. Both originate from prominent local families, daughter of Mr and Mrs J I Council and the groom, the couple’s only son.
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W. M. Morrell
Bessie Council
Harry Gilespie
Limestone
Washington County
J. 1 Council
Charis Gillespie
Southern Field Agent Opens Johnson City Office
The Southern Railway Company expands farm improvement outreach in East Tennessee adding Mr 8 A Miller of Cedar Bluff Mississippi as field agent based in Johnson City Tennessee. He will advise farmers along the Virginia and Southwestern Railway main line from Bristol to Morristown and Embreeville branch, with HQ at Knoxville shifting territory from Mr BH Anderson. Miller equipped with Starkville A M C training and Cornell post graduate study.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Southern Railway Company
A. Miller
Cedar Bluff
Miss
Department of Farm Improvement Work
Bristol
Morristown
Tenn
Embreeville
Southern Railway
BH. Anderson
Knoxville, Tenn
Miller
Starkville
A. and M. College
Cornell
G. M. Warren
Hooper appoints grain inspector for West Tennessee
Gov Hooper names A M Stout of Greefield as feed and grain inspector for West Tennessee to succeed the resigning Perry H Barbee.
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Hooper
Nashville
A. M. Stout
Greenfield
West Tennessee
Perry H. Barbee
Texas Wonder Tin Teds Worn Corns Coxey Ad
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder to cure kidney bladder and urinary issues in men women and children. It claims mail order treatment with a two month course and lists Lottie as a sample. Sold by druggists with address in St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
Rooml&a
Lottie
Ees
Dip E.W. Hall
Oliver
St Louis
Inconsistent Voting Reveals County Level Fluctuations
The piece explores why reounties in the Fifth and Seventh districts shifted Democratic majorities to the Republicans, noting East Tennessee's stronger Democratic turnout but mixed results in Middle Tennessee. It cites Giles and Maury counties shifting toward Hooper and Patterson, while Wilson and Laury backed opponents, suggesting possible fraud and large money use. It ends with a Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertisement.
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Inet
East Tennessee
Hooper
Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Giles County
Patterson
Taylor
Ghes
Maury County
Maury
Wilson
Giles
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Yuriy Kivo
Dr. Faheney
Unaka National Bank
Frederick Dent Grant
General Grant
Stephen DB. Elkins
Senator Elkins
William F. Draper
Egypt
Mra
John Hay
Hope Slater
William B. Hitt
James McMillian
Thomas F. Walah
James
Dr. Massey
Sevier County
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