Appalachian Training School class of 1907 graduates
The Appalachian Training School held a Friday night event for trustees and the senior class. Eighteen graduates, including fifteen young women and three young men, were celebrated with speeches, a toast by Prof. J. M. Cheek, and refreshments. Miss Maggie Sherrill read lines, praising the class’s bright future.
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Appalachian Training School
J. M. Cheek
Maggie Sherrill
Bina Garvey
Clas
Doughertys
Carolina
Henriy
Earth
Heaven
Hearst Papers Reach Independence League Ambition
In a notice in Mr Hearst's New York American readers are told the Independence League will become a national organization. The letter questions whether this signals Hearst as the League's presidential candidate and urges Democrats to resist boosting Hearst papers to aid opponents of the Democratic ticket. The writer Perry S Heath, who faded from public view after a Postoffice frauds episode, also urges Congress to consider tariff revision before a presidential election, cautioning that chances favor a conservative approach and suggests talking to Speaker Cannon.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
James Buchanan
United States
Northern Central Railroad
Pennsylania Railroad
Siren
Central
Philadelphia
New York World
Washington
Gittings
Robert
Hollins
Msq
Mr. Hearst
New York American
Independence League
Hearst
League
Omnes
Perry S. Heath
Congress
Cannon
Perry
Quotes on trust and demagogy in political speech
The piece contrasts a demagogue who speaks to crowds at the atump and then votes as he speaks with a statesman who tells the people he stands against lawless trusts. It argues that elected leaders serve the trusts or oppose robbing the public, revealing biases in political rhetoric.
Remarkable Creekside Misadventure and Local Notices
Mr Cicero Eller and family of Tanner Mik visit friends on Beaver Dams. A church structure collapsed injuring Smith and others. Mrs Hagaman plans a trip to Cumberland county Tenn. Miss Maggie Eller recovering from illness. Rev J F Eller resigns from Three Folks church. Local concern over the horse pox. Builders awarded schoolhouse contract. Community notes include visits, illness, and local elections. Also reports on Senator Bailey remarks and railroad land fraud questions. Oxford Orphan Asylum Choir tours. 2nd tour to begin July 23. Educational and musical events planned in Watauga county with Mt Vernon church hosting a singing and a 20-day music normal school by Prof G W Bacon.
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Cicero Eller
Tanner Mik
Forest Grove Church House
Smith Stokes
H. P. Dougherty
Smith
J. G. Hagaman
J. L. Qualls
Cumberland Rounty Tenn
Maggie Eller
J. F. Eller
Three Folks Church
Watauga County
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Bacon
White Pine
Tenn
W. T. Vanpyke Chin
Taft Comments on Presidential Nomination and Pursuit for Clarity
In remarks on a possible nomination Taft said he would not decline if duty comes. Meanwhile reports note he is sought by the country for guidance on his whereabouts with Washington observers tracking his movements. A Dal timore Sun reference suggests the government is tightening security and locating hidden valuables in Washington.
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Taft
Washington
Post
Bank Statement of Watauga County Bank Boone NC 1907
Bank report shows assets of 25 519.95 in loans and discounts and 6 740.33 due from banks with 26 347.54 deposits of check. Cashier presents a sworn statement dated June 1 1907, Bank officials Coffey Mast Coffey sign.
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Watauga County
Boone
N. C
North Cuarolina
U.S
ML Capital
Dotal
State of
North Carolina
Wataug
B.S. Coffey
Hove
S. Coffey
N.L. Mast
W.C. Coffey
J. M. May
Register of Deeds
Shoes for Men Women and Children at Low Prices
Public notice invites shoppers to L Jones Cottrell at the old 8 M Green stand for up-to-date shoes including ladies patent leather at 3.25, a line of dress goods, and groceries priced to please. The dealer promises high buy offers for produce and lowest possible prices for customers, urging patronage in the future.
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L. Jones Cottrell
M. Green
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Wilson
JL. Thomas
Dr. Greer
Hiram Greene
Nasheville
Baily
Texas
E. W H. Harriman
Oxford Asylum
Oxford Orphan Asylum
North ‘Carolina
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
M.B. Blackburn and
Blowing Rock Drug Co
Castoria
Pennsyrania
Sam
Daltimore Sun
Harry Orchard
Baltimore Sun
C. J. Parlier
Prsident
Bank OF
Blowing Rock
Blowig Rock
N.C
Hood
Greenville
Eastern Carolina
Talso
Arantred
Davenport College
Department of Music
Chas. C. Weaver
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Shoun
Elk Park, Branch
A. D. Adair & McCarty Bros
London Stoffel Hardware Company
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Tennessee
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Court House
Mountain City Furniture Cempery
Mountain City, Tennesse
Merchant and Traders Bank
Mountain City, Tennessee
J. Warner Wriant
W.P Dor Gan
Rano
J. K. Wanstt
Ass’t. Cashier
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