Allen Lamber career spans telegraph to lumber trade
A retrospective notes Hugh Allen born May 19 1841 or 1848 in Middles, longtime telegraph operator for L and N and Western Union, later clerk for Sterling Coal, Sanring Exchange, and lumberman. He helped shape Cumberland's early communications and industry before death.
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Hugh
Ir Valley
L. & N Hgton
Rand
Heart of
Cumin
Cumberland
Albion
Strock
Tito
McKay
Durid
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Western Union
Sterling Goal Company
Sanring Exchange
Magonic
Tambor
Lamberman
Allen Lamber
Alen Hat
Senior Ball Brintal Paagla and Townspeople Unite
The article recalls Brintal Paagla and the Rentiebaud Lumbia Company as it describes a developing town with new warehouses and a growing economy. Allen Haus, a long-time local figure, is highlighted for quality work and community service. Hugh, a prominent local, is praised for civic involvement, church ties, and leadership as the city evolves from its forested past to a bustling community.
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Stime Brintal Paagla
Rentiebaud Lumbia Company
Campluny
Hielda
Belek
Paris
Allea Laorbir
Allen
Hugh
Middlesbore
Willy
Gime
Sumlay
Presbyterian Church
Tedades
Retirement Now? Van Devanter and Court Dilemmas
Charles P. Stewart surveys the Roosevelt era Supreme Court pressures to pack the court and the potential resignation of Willis Van Devanter. The column argues a move now could shape pay and power, noting Van Devanter’s age, loyalty, and hesitations amid a shifting judicial landscape.
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Ashington
Charles BP
Stewart
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Markets Livestock Sparks Mixed Trading and Prices
Turbulent livestock trading led by Chiragams Hoge and Redetyts with varied demand as prices fluctuated. Reports mention packing sows, cutters, and high bids around 12 dollars per pig, while cattle and hog prices showed regional shifts and some rises in select grades. Observers note cautious buying, with shortages at some centers and steady activity elsewhere, as shippers and buyers adjust to rippling market signals.
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Ineladiver Csa Dives
Mats
Ahan
Sottthy
Tatler
Eure
SAO
Tonight radio program introduces Senator Murmurs of Trifixcongin
A radio announcer and audience greet Senator Murmurs of Trifixcongin as he is introduced by Mayor. The program outlines his career highlights briefly amid a light program featuring Toasilia Groan.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
William Ket
Central Press
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Aml
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Onlin Les Nowy
Sense Lane
Senitor Muriis
Pulau
Tonsmaster
Toasilia
The
Ozarks
Sale notice in Bell County Kentucky by commissioner's sale
A crooked title sale advertisement from Bell Circuit Court KY announces the commissioner's sale of property tied to Robert Lyon and Middlesboro Town and Lands Co. The listing covers multiple tracts in Middlesboro area, with detailed lot descriptions, street lines, and right of way boundaries, authorized by judgment in No 25650-10 and scheduled for May 1 1887 at 1 40 PM at the Bell County Courthouse.
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Bell Circuit Court
State of Kentucky Commercial Bank &Trust Company
Katherine Eizabeth Ragullayes
Sue Bell Circuit
Saul
Middlestern
Hell County
Kentucky
Middlesbyrouhy
Middleghars
Fortieth Street
Exeter
Middlesbury Railront
Anil
aBth Street
Middlesboro Railroad
38Th Street
Exeter Avenue
29Th Street
30Th Ulvoel
Ball County
Robert Tyon Hye
Middleshore Town and Latda Company
Bell County Court Clerk's Office
Winchester Avenue
Sutch
Winchertay Avenue
Winnister Ayuue
Winnister Ayuue N
Reberk Lyon Bynstue
Middlesbarn ‘Pawn and Tandy Company
Bell County
Trace Phreu
Binele
Middleshara
Robert Lyon
Mid
Mt Twor
Lyon
Middlesboro
Mirkllesboro
Middlehora Belt
Colny
Robert
Middleshars Town and Lands Company
Hye
Cowaly
Arab Ladies of Zanzibar Mask and Veil Referent
A clipped caption hints at Arab influence and attire in Zanzibar with mention of veiled and unveiled styles. The fragment references a mask named Barakoa and indicates cultural dress or disguise themes tied to Zanzibar. The piece remains incomplete but suggests a cultural or costume context.
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Barakoa
Marriage Plot Unfolds in Stuckey Scheme Twist
In a tense scene laid in a London office, Charles confronts Colonel Lutman and Jim Aston amid threats and a planned marriage trap. Jacqueline, Mrs. Smith, and Stuckey unveil a forged legacy while plotting escape from the danger surrounding a two year sentence and a web of deceit.
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Charles
Charlen
Alan Beilfern
Dendy
Nelson
Brush Columbia
Alan
Mr. Smith
Saint Marquedite
Jim Agish
Collonel Lutman
Mr. Gluckey
Liutmut
Stuckey
Jacqueline
Neds
Suse Lhce
Wigan
Cheri Cs
Jim
Ani
Mr. Balis
Tacqeline
BUTTON STEALER JAILED NEAR RAGLAN STATION
A man near Raglan station was sentenced to six weeks in jail for petty theft. The case details show a rapid police response and a completed court proceeding.
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