Northern visitors tour Dixie land amid mountain sights and moonshine tale
A party led by Congressman Charlie W. Thompson tours Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Asheville and surrounding areas. They hear stories of General Wilder and Pegram visit a moonshine cave and witness scenic mountain views while reflecting on wartime memories and past presidents.
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Imperial
Washington
Charlie W. Thompson
Wiehington
Land
Dixie
Wilder
Chattahooga
Loakon
Cima Nationelly
Yaider
Miotonsey Ridge
Vrsy
Pegram
Colo
Mittens
John Megram
Hella
Spring Humors and Health Remedies Mentioned
The excerpt lists spring illnesses like pimples eruptions and indigestion and promotes Scrofula Salt Rhoum cild Head Rolls as a substitute remedy. It urges readers to take the product today to build up the system and relieve biliousness and fatigue.
Randle Quinlan Wedding Set for Washington Next Tuesday
The wedding of Ed Tom Taddle of Dothos to Miss Quinlan of Wguelly is planned for Tuesday evening at 6:50. Miss Quinlan is the daughter of the late George A. Quinlan, former VP and general manager of the Houston and Texas Central.
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Washington
Ed Tom Taddle
Dothos
Quinlan
Mise
Medinnille Framed By Family Inheritance Tale
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Medinnille in memory of Majer Ragtle of Callie. It states she has been taken to charge of the widow and child and references a choice of guardians or caretakers. The text remains unclear on full details.
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Minon
Majer Ragtle
Callie
Choaigre
Scvlwl Olitiew Fa Hdiatep
Wal. Ie
Texas cattle wanted for live beef shipments inquiry
Special to The Post reports Fulford of Belair seeks how to move cattle to Baltimore by boat via Aransas Pass or Corpus Christi. He notes abundant Texas cattle and Baltimore demand, but transportation is the barrier. Slayden foresees improved channels after federal work, with prominent Democrats and speakers planned for a club opening. About 1500 party leaders invited. new club house cost 259000.
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Washington
Pultetti
Tesas
Baltimore
Slayden
Aranme Pass
Dyers
Cleveland to Speak at Tilden Club Opening in New York
Special from The Post New York May 49 Ex President Cleveland will attend the opening of the anti Tammany Tilden club in Cleveland city on June 19 He has called the club the exponent of true democracy Senator Hill selected Tammany hall as the club home and Jefferson’s birthday as the moment to voiced views on the democratic situation Cleveland’s acceptance signals support for the new group
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Hacon
Georgia
Collins
Boston
Olney
Felix Adler
Post
New York
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Bax
Senator Hill
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Jefferson
Texas Appeals Court Reverses Ruling in Railway Case
The Federal Court of Appeals in New Orleans reversed a lower court ruling in the case Kansas Mt. Southers Railway Company v. Robert H. W. Autings and Merrid. The decision triggers new trials and potential damages for personal injuries. Rehearings were ordered in Mexican National Railway Company v. Lena M. Stater et al and other appeals from the Western and Northern Districts of Texas.
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Federal Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Kansas Mt. Southers Railway Company
Robert HW. Autingles
Lena M. Stater
United States Court
Western District of Texas
German Insurance Compaur Ra
Dowertinn Et A
Northern District of Texas
Boer Leader Foresees Strengthening of Opposition
A damaged clipping from The Post reports Boer leader opinions on the movement influencing oppositionists. The piece mentions The Hague, May and notes debates among progressives and policy figures about self-government and meat formption issues amid contested conditions.
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Hague
Cape
Lords
Court Finds Brackenridge Resident Liable in Gannon Case
Courtesy promptness and liberality are noted as traits in a suit involving BRACKENRIDGE resident, San Antonio, Texas, and INQ J Gannon, cashiers and vice presidents at The Merchants National Bank of Houston. The case hinges on banking actions and presumed liability.
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Brackenridge
San Antonio
Texas
J. Gannon
Cashies
Hevers Fun Vote Shapes Heven Question Debate
A fragmentary report suggests a local vote on a major question in Heven. Citizens weigh capitulation terms and its impact on burghers, with strong opposition voice urging harsher stance.
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Heven
Payne Predicts Cuban Tariff Passage and Nicaragua Canal Fate
Congressman Payne, Republican leader, forecasts passage of a Cuban tariff measure in some form by the House. He also expects the Nicaragua canal bill to be disposed of, with Senate action likely and a quick return to the House if needed.
Governor Taft Ill on Voyage to Rome
Special to The Poa reports Governor Taft contracted tonsillitis on his way to Rome. Taft arrived today in Rome after the voyage and was ill with the illness during travel.
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Rome
Taft
Reading of Ale Fix at Papyl Audience
A notice states a definite ale will be fixed for the papyl audience on Monday. Ttotions will be opened at the event, outlining the schedule and participation details.
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Bota
Floresville Bank Organizes in Floresville Texas
Floresville National Bank organized in Floresville Texas with Griffith as president and J H Brown as vice president. The bank operates from a two story brick corner building undergoing remodeling and plans a July opening. O R Menefee elected president in Worth Texas with headquarters and offices in Houston.
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Floresville National Bank
Floresville
Texas
First National
Griffith
J. H. Brown
Astuly
O. R. Menefee
Worth
Oast Enefe
Sea Enefee
Pany, Incorporated
Wis
Whicch
Menefee Wit
Mi. Ae
Houston
Fire at Weimar destroys building and stock
A Weimar Texas fire at about 1 o clock damaged and burned a building on the north of the railroad. The property of Mr George and Mrs Lou Margee was destroyed with stock and goods, stockpot insured. The flame damaged a second building tied to G D Bruns and M Schetaing, causing heavy water damage.
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Weimar
Texas
George
Lou Margee
G. D. Bruns
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