A Great Old Sunset Inspires a Tennessee Convention Note
The eleventh annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations of Tennessee will meet in Chattanooga Oct 17 20. Prominent leaders from Virginia and New York are expected, with open sessions and talks by noted Bible students. The gathering promises to be the South’s most significant YMCA meeting.
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Young Men's Christian Associations of
Tennessee
Chattanooga
South
Association Workers of Tennessee
C. Williams
Virginia
BF. Williams
New York
de. J. Briokes
St. Louis
Chattanooga Association
JV. Ratan
Nashville
J.B. Minuteux
Tenn
Ata
Young Men's Christian Association
Johnson City
H.R. Kenyon
Eheomage
Buit
Teaac Harn
M. F. Barsert
Hanny Lynn
Dowd Fats Comparative Value List Preview
The note references reading a list of comparative value and directs going to the Bargain Store of bs for details. It appears as a fragmentary instruction card without clear event or proper names.
Hart Arbrust and Co Advertisement Promise Low Prices
Hart Arbrust and Co claims it offers a wide stock with daily low cash prices. It invites readers to compare prices and examine goods, claiming superior value over rival brands.
Tanner's Resignation From Pension Bureau Sealed by President
Washington September 11 1889 Commissioner Tanner submits resignation over policy disputes in the Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions. President Harrison accepts the resignation effective with the appointment of a successor and praises Tanner's integrity.
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Washington
Tanner
Harrison
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Pension Bureau
Bureau
Janes Tanner
James Tanner
Pensions
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension
Bass
Hannisox
Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations
The text traces a cradle to adulthood line of Castoria use from infancy to motherhood. It presents a repeated recall of a child remedy associated with care across life stages and mentions its continued application when motherhood begins.
Southern iron industry rising as South becomes key
The piece notes Southern states attracting investors from New York and England, visions of South dominating iron and coal fields, with strong demand for skilled labor to fuel furnaces. It contrasts Northern Pennsylvania prices and predicts gradual sectional supremacy in manufacturing within a decade. The report also lists legal cases and political figures with brief notes on candidates and contenders.
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Southern
Fron
The
New York Star
Capitalista
Pennsylvania
North
Gotham
South
Mason and Dixon
Knoxville urged to vote for rail line to boost iron industry
A Knoxville Tribune correspondent argues for a $100,000 referendum to fund the Knoxville and Northeastern railroad. He contrasts Knoxville’s natural advantages and iron resources with competitors like Birmingham Johnson City and Chattanooga, urging locals to vote yes to avoid losing capital and growth opportunities.
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Knoxville
the Tribune
Knoxville & Northeastern Railroad
Johnson City
Birmingham
Anniaton
Chattanooga
Fire razes Cincinnati Southern machine shops
Fire at the Cincinnati Southern Railroad machine shops in Charwithsward destroyed three engines and much machinery. Buildings were totally wrecked with an estimated loss of 25000 dollars. Cause traced to a coal of fire dropping on pine packing in the engine room. one engine belonged to the Chatanooga Rome and Columbus line and was under rebuild after a prior fire.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company
Rome and
Columbus
Death of Cox opens NY Ninth District special election
The late 8.5. Cox is described as a serious American, valued for his public service in Congress. His death triggers a special election in New York Ninth District, with Governor Hin issuing a writ promptly. Cox’s humor was once seen as a liability, though many who knew him respected his opinions and patriotism. The article notes New York and Tennessee population estimates from the 1880 census era as a separate data point.
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Cox
Congress
Ninth
New York
Hin
t—Phila. Times
United States
Now & Group
Tennessee
Hubert Porter
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Wadsworth
Walla
Ani
Phoenn
Colonia
Vella
Starling College
M&o, Extension
North Dakota
Pittsburg
Germany
Sancam, Mays
Ihs
al Carda
Memphis
Charleston
Slovenian
Onor
McDonald, Bhon & Co
Warty Day
McDonald, Shea Co
Knoxville Journal
Hood
Draggista
Simpson's
Drees Coods
Yale Aintee
Bargain Store
Harris Buding
Main Street
Jonson City
Dennis
Alck
Castoria
Mins
Johnson City Furniture CO
J. A. Martin
Acent
Tango
EB. White
Lancaster, C
Farland & CO
Joanson Cefy
Supreme Court
William Peoples
B. Simmerly
Hamilton
A.J. McKayes
J. H. Dougherty
Circuit Court of
Sullivan County
Robert Templeton
John H. Taylor
Washington County
Bill
Peter E
J. H. Dugger
Thos. B. Cowan
Chancery Gause
Johnson County
B. T
V.& G. Railway
Mary E. Moore
Sullivan
Carriger
J. D. Pierce
A. J. Wilson
John A. Baird
E. T
W. & G. Railway Co
W. D. Weems
C. Aultman & Co
B. B. Carson Et
Washington “County
Jobin L. Sullivan
Boston
Madison Square
John
Houk
John Dack
Shirt Boutelle
Maine
Drayton
John Gordon
Lake George Paper and Pulp Company
Ticonderoga
Gordon
Carthage
N. C
Anniston
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