Phantom the Cowboy Dog and a Child’s Rescue in New Mexico
A tale tells of Phantom a hunting dog owned by Bernard Wisner near the Dali mountains who led Dan Chapman to rescue his lost baby after the dog tracked the child through brush. Phantom died of old age the spring after a dramatic search and was buried near the public highway, admired by cowboys who say he had more sense than some men.
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New Mexico
Bernard Wisher
Dali Mountains
Luthe
Daniel Chipman
Wisner
Chapmin
Corre
Diz
Chapman
Phantom
Raby
Dan
Lowad
Love and politics in Tennessee marriage tale
A recounted scene from Greeneville in Tennessee tells of David T. Patterson and Martha Johnson, daughter of Andrew Johnson, who wed after Patterson's election as judge. The narrative notes the election stakes and hints whether lovers knew of Democratic victory on the eve of marriage.
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Tennesate
Rowland
Oliver
David T. Patterson
Tennessee
Martha Johnnn
Andrew Johnson
Greenevie
M. V. Moore
Patterson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jove
Greeneville
Collector Essary Assigns Deputies and Distillery Posts
Revenue collector Essary lists new lieutenants including W. Jack in Hamblen Henry Price in Hawkins D W Gifford in Washington J P Lay in Union J M Davis in Blount and G W Johnson in Claiborne for distillery duties All names tied to specific counties and distilleries plus a closing prayer for Dr Hart's Great Relief as pain remedy.
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W. Jack
Hamblen County
Internal Revenue
Henry Price
Hawkins County
D. W. Gifford
Washington County
J.P. Lay
Union County
J.D. Mayes
Claiborne County
J.M. Davis
Blount County
Lay
G. W. Johnson
Ross
Hancock County
W.8. Allen
Beasley’s
Pension policy change shields doubtful cases from suspension
Ex-speaker Reed discusses reforms amid chaotic financial talk. Commissioner Lochren explains a new order limiting suspensions to cases where a pension is clearly undeserved, aiming for fairness as pensions follow disability changes and avoid hardship to those already entitled.
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Tia
Aljuiriuett
Henry Simpson
Kaivas
Acros
Tor
Jerry
Sid Mr. Reed
Lochren
Paysion Bureau
Wance
To the World's Fair Pullman Sleepers to Louisville
Pullman vestibuled sleepers to Louisville via 8 A and L N lines depart Bristol daily at 3 25 p m and reach Louisville by 6 55 a m with immediate connection to Mononite in the finest union passenger station in the South arriving Chicago at 4 30 p m Tickets and sleeping car space available at the 8 A C depot telephone No 29 472 tf
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Louiwile
Bristol
Lowiaville
Mononite
Chicago
Telepone
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White House
Essary
Democrate
Terry
Reed
C. Es
Ile, Glass
Vaulishes
Oliver Chilled
J. H. Preas
Johnson
Wes
D. Lyle
J. A. Summers
Seaver
Spring Street
Bee
Alropey
H. Wopford
Waiauea
Cornar Roan
King Streete
S Electric Street Railroad
Oar
Oaklands
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