Political turbulence and a Cleveland era goings on in Kentucky
The piece reports Democratic factional tensions in Kentucky with ex Secretary Carlisle attacking Goebelites. It cites a 1896 Washington conference between Goebel and Carlisle and mentions Bryan and others backing Goebel. It also covers calls to replace General Otis, Chicago Civic Federation talks on trusts, and local notices about dressmaking, train fares, and the Dallas Fair schedule with special rates.
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Kentucky
Democratic Party
Treasury
Carlisle
Goebelites
Carlile
Washington
William Goebel
Goebel
Kenton County
Bryan
Bailey
DeGreffetied
Btone
Carter Harrison
Goel
Civic Federation of Chicago
Pro Trust
Bourke Cochran
Absent, Present Notices in Cumberland Presby. School
In Mexia dated September 95 1899 Blanchard Lizzie and others listed as letters. Postmaster Neece warns the above letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for by October 9 1809 with gay advertised notice.
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Mexia
Blanchard Lizzie
Brown Annie Miss
Cadenhead Bennie
Gay
J. RK. Neece
Reduced Summer Rates From Dallas for Train Trips
The Teas and Pacific railway company offers summer fares from June 1 to September 30, 1899 to Alabama Colorado District of Columbia Georgia Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Ontario Pennsylvania Quebec South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia and Wisconsin. See local ticket agents or write B P Tar net GP T A Dallas Texas.
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Teas and Pacific Railway Company
Alabama
Colorado
District of Columbia
Georgia
Maryland
Macaachusetta
Mischigan
Minnesota
Missizsippi
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Quebec
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
GP & T A
Dallas Texas
Cloudcroft and Sacramento Mountains Scenic Region
Cloudcroft in Otero County New Mexico sits at 9000 feet on the Sacramento Mountains summit. The view spans Waite Mountain, White Sands, and spruce pine forests with a superb climate noted by government survey. Fort Bliss and Dallas schedules are offered for further information on rates and train service.
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Cloudcroft
Tularosa
New Mexico
United States
Manuel Santarium
Fort Blanton
S.P. Turner
Dallas
Texas
Hay for Sale and Lecture Notice at Opera House
Bright sorghum hay and finest straw baled available at six dollars per ton. Bonner and Wortham advertise hay sales. A lecture tomorrow night at the opera house features Bishop Grant returning from Africa with stories about the dark continent. Admission twenty five cents with special apartments set aside for Whites. The Ledger ten cents per week.
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Bonner & Wortham
Opera House
Bishop Grant
Africa
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