Nashville Exposition Showcases Andrew Jackson Relics
A Nashville exhibit centers on Andrew Jackson relics owned by Colonel Andrew Javkovn of Cincinnati. Items include a sword gifted by Philadelphians for the Battle of New Orleans, Jackson’s clothes, a sash, a miniature of Mrs. Reed, a medallion, and a bullet from Jackson’s urn. The collection, with accompanying documents, connects to Jackson’s life and legacy.
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Nashville
Jackson
Abe
Andrew Javkovn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Batt
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Atushcin
Jetter
Dixquiaite Lyon
Tinohel Jackson
Heelel
Triesine
Silten
Tearker
Gererkt Sam Benstat
Facknoh
George Calling
Erle Canal
Wiliam Papp
Joese Henton
Navajoes for Denver Festival group meets in Min She Exchange building
June event notes twenty members of the round of direction of the Festival of Mountain and Plain leaving their posts in the Min She Exchange building. An aeter was received from S. P. Thomas of Holyoke Utah, a merchant, who said he had nine years' ex-
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Denver
Festival of Mountain and
Plain Mat
Min- She Exchange
Aeter
S. PL ‘Thomas
Holyoke
Utah
Navajo Festival float plans spark parade ideas
A proposal to bring Navajo participants to a festival includes silver smiths blanket weavers medicine men and dancers. Secretary McNamara asks if silversmiths can ply trades on a parade float and if dancers could perform the Navajo fire dance never before shown to white audiences.
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McNamara
Wengera
Brand New Vermin From South America Invades Philadelphia
June 4 Philadelphia reports a new big bug imported from Buenos Aires, seen around bone yards and ship cargo. Capt Brailes Ulls recalls men struck by swarming insects on the Dara voyage, forcing measures as the crew struggled to cope with the unusual pest amid harsh tropic conditions.
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South America
Philadelphia
Buenos Aires
Erdiary House
Brailes Ulls
Ravii
Elusive Worm Specimen Draws Medical Interest
A 13 inch eel worm, stretched to over three feet, was collected near Wheel ing Creek for study at Sintthaan Len Institute. Dr B Loyd Duncan of Fairmont W Va, son James Duncan, and local officials were involved in the shipment and preparation process. Laundry and local services are noted, with a closing line about a Santa Fe route.
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Loyd Duncan
Fairmount
James Duncan
Sintthaan- Len Institute
Tucan
Wheeling Creek
Jonas Walt
Postum Coffee Ad Warns Against Imitations
A brittle reader notice warns shoppers about counterfeit Postum Cereal Coffee misrepresented as genuine. It urges buying only authentic Postum and cautions against grocers offering cheap imitations.
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Artiela
Uber
Wonderful Haul of Fish Nets 42 000 Pounds in Potomac Draw
A historic Potomac seine haul yields about 42 000 pounds of fish including nearly 100 000 herring and over 300 shad. The 1 600 fathom long net used stretches over two miles with heavy end ropes. Thousands of fish thrash as crews close the seine, packing the catch under a two mile barrier, with shore workers guiding and securing the net.
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Potomac
Washington
Bigges Ee
Feh
Almsdel
Clive
Credit Men to Meet in Kansas City June Convention
Six hundred manufacturers and businessmen converge in Kansas City on June 3 10 and 1 to discuss commercial improvements reform laws and an active campaign against objectionable statutes. The second annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men will set plans to standardize credit laws and curb abuses in debt and assignment practices.
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National Association
Kansas City
Sta
Kateas City
National Association of Credit Men
Credit Men's Association
Toledo
United
Constantis
Credit Men
Nc Molde
Realitile
Inca Arsocie- Uan
Pompirolier J
HL Eckel
New York
John Jeld
Philadelphia Association of Credit Brew
Young, Smith & Fiekd
Conquestian HJ
Torrey
Leguer
Lann
Portland
Ore
B. G. McMeyhon
O. Jacob Furth
Latte
G. L. Reddin
T. J. Ferguson
New Orleans
G. B Hovey
Chicago
Lively Cracker War Signals Market Manipulation
Kansas City June 4 A long running cracker market dispute centers on Armour and Pullman who allegedly manipulate prices for profit. After Moore Brothers failure shifted control to Pullman and Armour, they cut cracker prices. Rival firms American Biscuit and United States Baking resisted, now prices are rising and Armour and Pullman plan another move.
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Kansas City
P. D. Armour
G M. Pullman
Moore Brothers
Chicago
New York Biscuit Company
United States Haking Company
American Biscuit and Manufacturing Company
Pullman and Armour
Packer
Geo. M. Pullman
Cnimtren
Pullman
Inlaw
James Lowden
New York Bis~ Cult Company
Armueur
Charles Webstr
Armour and Pullman
United States Baking Company
Protest Against G A R Reunions Drives Camp to Protest
United Confederate Veterans Camp Pelham No 25 adopts resolutions at a meeting in Anniston protesting inviting G A R and other veterans to reunions The address prepared by Commander Hight argues the reunions should honor Confederate ideals and restrict attendance to faithful members not welcoming Union soldiers The statement emphasizes preserving the Confederate cause in war narratives and cautions against broader inclusion
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United Confederate Veterans
M. Anniston
Ale
Camp Pelham
Anna
F. Mr. Hight
Confedere Army
United Confederate Organization
Fragmented Note on Union Reunion Debates and Disrepute
Discussion among delegates highlights concerns that sentimentality damages the organization. It fears loss of true confederates and duty to the cause as members drift under questionable gerdid considerations.
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Mans
Mainy
Cnfeder
Caerlisle's Plans Opens Law Offices in Three Cities
John G. Cartiate opens a law office in Usis city with Curtis Mallet Provost Colt as counsel. He may stay in the firm, bringing Ian Westington and D. Cosma Lausence. Also noted is a memorial about Edmund Curtis of Burton, W Va, and a Chamberlain's Pain Balm testimonial from 1694.
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New York
Washington
Louisville
John G. Cartiate
Usls City
Curtis, Mallet, Provost & Colt
Ian Westington
D. Cosma
Jenae Horner
Burton House
Burton
W. Va
Meevans
Wheeing Drug Co
Chamberlain
Druggista
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Childs Pat
Lea
Yand
Vands
New Model
Kemper & Paxtons
6Th and
Quincy
Kennedy’s
Corree
Mickies
Andrew Jackson Relics
Topeka
Kansas Ave
Topeka Shoe CO
Fifth and
Sixth Sts
West Side
Ayer
California
Caerlisle
ROYAL
Ehyap
Bayal Baki Powder Co
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