Famous Krats Way Trip Excursionists On 42 Day Washington Run
The special train No 106 undertook a 42 day journey from Philadelphia to Washington and back, guided by the Pennsylvania Railroad system. Engine No 105 powered the tour, with steam heat and electric light, across routes via Altoona, Omaha, St. Louis, and more. Delegates praised the railcompany, noting improvements in travel and international exchange of ideas during the excursion.
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Jnet
United States
Niles
Philadelpha
Washington
Tony Desneves
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Puerty
Neds
Pullmat
Thut Teynaytyania Railroad Company
SSB
Railcoms
Omaha
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Company
No Natural Inducements For Railroad on Blountville Row
A Bristol Courier Blountville correspondent argues Sullivan County yields no inducement to railroads and suggests lines will bypass if not economically justified. The piece notes freight and passenger profits depend on rich resource areas, criticizes central counties, and estimates labor earnings under railroad schemes, while contrasting distant routes and regional benefits.
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Blountville
Bristol Courier
Sullivan
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sullivan County
Midland
Hawkins
Danville, Va
Tennessee Midland
Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor Unite in Atlanta
At the Atlanta meeting on November 15 the committee on laws resamed its report and Col. Livingston was greeted with applause after escorting a delegation to the ball. He urged that the upcoming St Louis convention on December 8 forge a federation of farmers and labor, praising Powderly and envisioning cooperation between farmers and mechanics for shared aims.
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Department of Public Instruction
Nasnyintat
Tess
Nosere
Tesday
Senay
Frank Goodman
WT. Garpotto
National Educational Association
McCorkle
Dyersburg
Peabody
Normal College
University of Tennesse
University of Ten*nessee
Keights of Labor
Atlanta
Committee On Laws
Gal. J. Livingston
Farmers’ Alliance
Col. Livingston
Henderson
R. Fe, Gray
National Economies
Herr
Confederation of the Two Orders
Morristown Press Association Hotel Meet Tour Highlights
Morristown hosts a two day meeting of the Press Association of the First District with a welcoming reception. The group toured schools, mills, wagon shops, and mills, meeting editors from Johnson City, Joinsboro, Newport News, and others, and heard progress reports from local industries.
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First District
Morristown
John Helis
The
Gazette
Harris Whiteside
Ear
Gaut
Trent
Board of Trade
Cain House
W.T. Robertean
Johnson City Enterprise
Mitchell
Joinsboro Herald & Tribune
H. Parlington
Rogeraville Review
W.T. Robertin
Comet
C. H. Lyle
Tobi Helms
J. B. Hill
Newport News
W. M. Holman
Erwin Anakean
Morristown Pilot
H. Darlington
Citizens Committee
Waiking
Frank Goodson
Goodson & Legg
Col Gaui
Morristown Mill Co
iLiv
Cartright
Schiool
Star of Progress
Carpenter and Mason
Johnson City
Rogersville
Becaue
Gregg Manufacturing Co
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Montana
Philadelphia
Silver Bow
Territory
State Supreme Court
Territorial Suprem Court
State Returning Board
Shire Supreme Court
Republicana
Senate
United State
Hall
Harris
Main Street
Fancy Goods Department
Rock Bottom
Waris
Tenn
JW Munna
FA. Stratton
Citizens Bank
Johnson City, Tenn
Johnson City Furniture CO
Brother
A. Griffith
Ark
M. Maury
Abbeville
8. C
Swift Specifc CO
Atlanta Ga
Misor
Frank M. Goovan
Spt
Liege
M.A McRarlind
Lesale and Retail
En the Farmers Alliance
Castoria
Camoria
Castor
the Press Association
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