Keene Seriously Ill at Lexington Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky September 6 James R Keene the New York millionaire and surfman Wasetrieken will pneumonia dan early hour this morning at a hotel here and to treetous condition at the Goal Saasaritan Hospital where he was taker The new hotel at Altapnes Ne on top of the Hive Ridge mountains on the C and O has been opened to the public The tret ton of tee for the hotel was shipped from this city Saturday
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Lexington
James BR. Keene
New York
Wasetrieken
Pneumoenia
Saasaritan
Altapnes
Hive Ridge
C&o
Army Officer to Take Rogersville Bride
In Rogersville a wedding is planned for September 1 with Lt. Smith and Gretchen Bolen. The couple, engaged informally earlier, shifted plans after his Alaska appointment to marry this fall. The ceremony will be a notable social event in the community.
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Rogersville
Sept. K
Iment
Calvin MeChing Sraith
Roguerville
Gretchen Bolen
Mort Maunlton
New York
Smith
Alaska
Training Nurses Free Scholarships at Philadelphia School
The Philadelphia School for Nurses at 2219 Chestnut Street announces enrollment for a two year course with free scholarships, room, board, laundering and railroad fare home on completion. A home study and resident short course are available, opening October 6 to meet rising demand from physicians. The school promises safe instruction and quicker financial improvement for those seeking self support. An illustrated bulletin is sent free to interested persons.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Unase
Parsons
Skilful Bribery At Election Campaigned For Sovereigns
A fragment reports a candidate winning through bribery using an umbrella as a ploy. The narrator notes the candidate failed to collect the umbrella from homes visited, and voters were rewarded with a sovereign for honesty when the umbrella was returned.
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Hind
Old Soldier Falls Dead at Bristol Boarding House
Thomas Johnson of Go. F and member of the Soldiers' Home died tonight of heart failure at J. C. Caprier’s private boarding house in Bristol. Ill briefly and a stranger there he received attention. His furlough expired September 6 and he planned returning to the Home. He drew a $15 pension. Remains will be shipped to the Home for burial.
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Bristol
Thomas Johnson
Go. F
Soldiers’ Home
J. C. Caprier
Charlie Allison Dies in Bristol
Charlie E. Allison a route agent for the Southern Express Co died at home in Bristol after a long illness. He was well known locally and his death is generally regretted.
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Charlie E. Allison
Southern Express Co
Bristol
Foster v. Brown at Beverly in Island Affairs
Poster P. Brown the attorney general of Porto Rico spoke in Beverly Massachusetts on September 2 addressing multiple Porto Rican issues with the President and commenting on Tennessee politics.
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Beverly
Mass
Poster P. Brown
Tennessee
Porto Rico
Tent Meeting Attacks Roanoke Preacher Rev James O C Martin
The tent services on the corner of La Mont and Summer Avenues conducted by Rev James OC Martin of Roanoke Va grow in interest. Several souls have been saved. Daily services at 2 PM with night services at 7 30 PM. All Christians invited. Meeting will continue for several weeks.
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James OC. Martin
Roanoke Va
la Mont
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cure for Kidney Pain
Joseph Archer of 127 King St Frison Uhy Tenn credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief from kidney pain and urinary troubles. He recalls sharp twinges and colored secretions before using the pills, which he obtained from Foster Milburn Co. The advertisement urges readers to remember the Doan's name and buy from authorized agents.
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Wiley Dire
Bates
Bright
Joseph Archer
King St. Frinson
Grey- Sprow! Drag Co
Priew 0Gents
Foster-Milbuin Co
Hiluto
New York
United States
Doan
Triaonthly Mountain Branch notes and veteran tales
The August 2 membership report for Mountain Branch shows present and absent members, noting the death of Capt August Magar adjutant of the Hampton Home aged 73 and burial at old John’s Cemetery. Wm. Scott of Fort Monroe faces an assault charge against W. J. Moore. Transfers bring two Philippines veterans from Leavenworth to Mountain Branch. The piece recounts Times’ Mel Price’s Civil War reminiscences and contrasts between Civil War and Spanish War veterans, calling for unity and a patriotic veterans’ organization. It ends with details on the New York State Soldiers’ Home at Bath, its facilities, occupancy, and meals for veterans.
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T. A
August Magar
Hampton Home
Hampton
Wm. Scott
Fort Monroe
W. J. Moore
Dakville
Jaatousy
Chin
Philippines
Cuba
Porte Tics
Ching
Shesion
Philipping Islands
Porto Rico
Ploridi
Theodore Roossel
United States
New York State
Bath
Vespitat
Masonry In the Civil War Story of a New York Mason
Missouri man recounts how his father L J Williams of Harvard New York was raised to Master Mason in Savannah during the Civil War on a night when Union prisoners and Confederate officers shared a lodge. Williams later escaped and rejoined Union troops, a tale tied to fraternity lore.
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St. Louie
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Washington
Columbus
Na Onal
Williama
I. J. Williams
Harvard
N.Y
New York
Downsville
Savannah
Zerub
Brother Williams
Ques
Cemetery on Johnson's Island and surrounding relics
The Johnson's Island cemetery ground, once for POW graves, is now owned by the Robert Patton chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Comrade J F Mack of the Sandusky Regiment aided in a $600 loss from a $1,200 sum. A new grove forms near Sandusky Bay as Pa eerter tot ced geld low waters. An alleged "New Music Hall Turn" in Paris features a woman inside a giant wicker ball rolling down a slide into an elevated receptacle.
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Johnson's Island
Robert Patton
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Mack
Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Paris
Ly Am
Bristol and Jonesboro to Open Three-Game Series
Bristol and Jonesboro will meet in a three game set this week starting Thursday. Both squads are strengthened and Kunies are anticipated. Johnson City fans are expected to attend in large numbers as the event is linked with the Wine is Cheap promotion.
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Jonesboro
Johnson City
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