Shiloh National Park Tour Route Through Tennessee
The article details a touring plan via Overton Park in Memphis to Shiloh National Park north of Corinth. It notes 3546 acres of grounds with 250 historic cannons and $300,000 spent on monuments, plus routes through Selmer, Selmer to Corinth, Savannah, Waynesboro, Summertown, Columbia, and back to Nashville.
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Ington
Memphis
Mississippi River
Overton Park
Montgomery Track
Moemphs
Shiloh Park
Raleigh
Bolivar
Selmer
Oversbirg
Alamo
Jackson
Henderson
Corinth
Wess
Shiloh National Park
Shiloh
Savannah
Waynesboro
Summertown
Columia
Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Tour Recalls Civil War Days in Tennessee
Nashville reports Autumn tour of Civil War monuments and scenic spots across western Tennessee from Dickson to Tiptonville. Notable sites include Reelfoot Lake with its ghostly beauty and waterbird rich shores, and Shiteh Nations Park memorializing Civil War heroes. Visitors can reach the area via routes through Memphis and rippling lake locales.
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Tennessee
Reelfoot
Tiptonville
Er Camoricis
Memphis
Threizy
Dyrershurs
Ripler i
Railroad rates force 300 mines to close
New York reports three hundred coal mines in southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky shut down due to railroad rate pressures. James D. Francis of Island Creek Coal Company testifies at the Interstate Commerce Commission coal rate hearing as briefs are set for December 15 and a decision is expected near spring. The three issues before the commission involve all rail rates to New England, tidewater routes to Jersey City Philadelphia and Baltimore, and rate relationships among eastern Kentucky, Logan and Kanawha districts.
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New York
West Virginia
Kentucky
Yates
James D. Francis
Island Creek Coal Company
West Va
Interstate Commerce Commission
I. L. Coch
J. B. Campbell
Washington
Coch
Pennsylvania
New England
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Logan and Kanawana
Blast Wrecks Bank at Watkins Glen in New York
An explosion of unknown origin Tuesday night destroyed the Watkins Glen National Bank causing over 250000 dollars in damage. Janitor Stephen Surner was injured while a passerby was knocked across the street. Bank president Warren W Clute offered no cause for the blast.
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Watkins Glen
New York
Watkins Glen National Bank
Stephen Surner
Bank
Warren W Clute
Wonder of Nature Is Vision Given to Birds
A text from The Nine teenth Century Magazine describes bird vision as remarkable with examples from vulture kestrel and gannet. It notes gannets pierce water with precision, diving from great heights and folding long wings upon entry to capture fish.
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Saya W. W. White
Baltimore Woman Recovers Strength After Tanlac Treatment
Mrs Fanny G Martin of 1907 Frederick Avenue Baltimore suffered chronic nervousness biliousness and stomach trouble. She credits Tanlac with rapid two week improvement claiming renewed strength appetite and vitality and urges others to try the remedy. The ad hawks Tanlac as made from rootsbarks and herbs and notes over 40 million bottles sold.
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Baltimore
Mrs. Martin
Taniac
Fanny G. Martin
Frederick Avenue
Tanlac
Ufe
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Rockwood
Tenn
Clarence Stevens
Coaline
Jones Service
Pat
Nashtilie
Cravel
Dickson
Ota
Keai
Shilom National Park
Reelfoolt Lake
Enbett
Lade
Phrermeca
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. E. Ranpatt
Box 381
Centralia
Wash
Watkins Glen, N.Y
George L. Eothenhoefer
Agency of Service
W. Patrick St
Casper E. Cline
C. E. Steel & CQ
General Insurance
West Cruech ST
Offre
Rew
Frederick Motor Company
R. L. Warfield
Frederick
Ford
West Patrick St
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
Edmonston Studio
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