Turbulent Times in Blanks and Trials Across The Nation
The dated dispatches report Western Union seizing Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph property, social scenes with Mrs Potter preparing for a new season, and political chatter on Republican watchfulness. Inspector Williamson reports progress on post office matters. President Cleveland’s visit and a somber funeral procession for Grover Cleveland’s infant son are noted alongside Supreme Court term expectations and influential court cases including Bell Telephone.
President Cleveland's Nashville Visit and Reception
The Sunny South describes President Cleveland's Nashville trip on October 17 as crowds fill streets with decorations and a grand procession. Cleveland and party visit the Van derbuilt University, receive cheers from students, and attend a reception at Maxwell House before addressing the Capitol rotunda. Governor Taylor and editor Colgar commend the visit and Tennessee’s presidential ties, with a public reception for ladies hosted by Mrs. Cleveland.
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Gov. Taylor
Kimball House
Atlanta
Georia
Tennessee
H.W. Grady
Bob Taylor
South
Grady
Vanderbuilt University
Wil
Chancelor Garland
Maxwell House
Cleveland
Nashville
Capitol
Taylor
Als
Colgar
Nashville America
Andrew Jackson
United
House of Representatives
United States Supreme
Seed Wheat Samples Distributed Free to Farmers
State Bureau of Agriculture collects two samples of seed wheat from premium bushels across several counties. Commissioner Herd requests distribution free of charge to any farmers who apply.
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State Bureau of Agriculture
Bureau
President's special train schedule announced with stops in Alabama and Tennessee
The time card for the President's special train on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway is issued. The train departs Calera Alabama today at dawn, passing Eben Jeeer at 2 51 AM, Knoxville at 8 15, and reaches Paint Rock en route to Asheville North Carolina at 6 55 AM. An engine will precede the special with priority over regular trains. Reprint shows a Knoxville speaker H R Gibson to lecture in Jobe's Opera House tomorrow night on Civilized Man Ring of the Earth, as part of a Young Men's Christian Association series to fund a library. Tickets at Crumley & Co. (General Grant, on his return) sold. Grant is said to have been ill from a cough. A friend procured Symphyx, which greatly aided him, prompting praise for the medicine.
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Nastivren
Hofgre
Iin
Helle Meade
General Jackson
Nashville
Fair Grounds
Hitrahale
Association
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Calera
Ala
Ebenjeeer
Knoxville
Paint Rock
Asheville
N.C
H.R. Gibson
Jobe
Opera House
Young Men's Christian Association
Gibson
J. B. Crumley & Co
Grant
Audiences Flock To Three Ring Circus In Johnson City
An entertainment week rolls into Johnson City with Great World’s Menagerie and International Three Ring Circus on Oct. 26. Miss Florence Elmore brings a two day engagement featuring drama and vaudeville, after acclaimed turns in Knoxville and New York.
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Chat
Wallice & Co
Johnson City
Florence Elmore
Jolson City
Jas
Sheridan Kaoylu
Tom Taylor
Sass Hoth
New York
Elivore
Knoxville
Miss Elmore
Elmore
Senator Sterrett
Alabama
Moxsret Doudle Menageries
Tmoensh Mureom
Living Wonders
Sratriaxn
Josino
Chamimos
Aommaxoon Axe Niort
Fire toll climbs in Hankow disaster reaches a thousand deaths
San Francisco reports new figures from the Hankow fire via the Rio de Janeiro steamship. The toll stands at about 1,000 lives lost and property damage estimated at 2,000,000 taels. Ex-Congressman John Randolph Tucker has been retained as additional counsel for the Anarchitete.
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San Franeico
Rio de Janeiro
John Randolph Tucker
Anarchitete
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Jantiney—Capen Journal
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Main Street
Bridge
Bristol, Tenn
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AP. Mies
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General Merchandise
Tohneon
Johnson Crim
Tohmasorm City, Tenn
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