Absence of One of Shelby Galls Halt
Nashville April 12. It is no longer the third in the bush with regulars allied republicans and independents in the house to pass the amendment to the state board of election law. Opponents to the Leach Swann amendment exhaust every resource. Absence of representative Dye caused a mid day adjournment. Leeper Parmer and Brown would have voted for the Leach bill to enlarge the state election board. Farmer of Grainger pledged to vote for both Leach and Baxter amid alleged county election fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Bush
State Board of Election Law
Leach Swann
Dye
Leeper
Parmer
Brown
State Election Board
Farmer
Grainger
Leach
Grainger County
Trial of Fay Dulaney Opens with Defense Testimony
The Dulaney embezzlement case began with jury selection and witness testimony. Fay Dulaney testified and was cross examined after admitting a verbal repayment plan with a bonding agent, claiming partial payments but no full repayment, while the state argued such a contract does not shield him from prosecution. Juror Bruce Chase fell ill at noon after attempting to relieve a toothache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay W. Dulaney
J. C. Stone
R. C. Warren
J. M. Henry
John Wheeler
S. E. N. Moore
A. 8. Birdsong
C. H. Lyle
Bar
Bruce Chase
Visitors and family notes from Brookyn and beyond
The article reports Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Brooklyn as guests of Col and Mrs. W P Harris. Mrs. Allen Harris has learned of her brother Mr Stanley in Los Angeles suffering a stroke with improving but fragile condition. Mr Stanley previously visited Johnson City and is remembered by many. Miss Lucy Dobson returns from Jonesboro visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Allen
Brooklyn
Col
Mrs. W. P. Harris
Allen Harris
Mr. Stanley
Los Angele
Cal
Mr.Stanley
Johnson City
Dr Elbert Sevier Miller Dies After Long Illness at Home
Dr Elbert Sevier Miller aged 48 or 80? died yesterday morning at his King Street home after gall stones surgery at Mayo Sanatorium. A lifelong Johnson City resident he led church and Masonry service, served as alderman and city physician, and left a wife, four children, and surviving siblings. Funeral at Mandal Memorial Church with Masonic honors and bearers from local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Sevier Miller
King Street
St Asto
Johnson City
Johnson Citians
Samuel A. Miller
Elian Miller
Jacob R. Miller
P. Q. Miller
H. H. Qurr
Mian
Alice Miller
Horace
Frank
Walter
Annie Miller
Nashville
The Bitters Boon for Convalescents in Need
A brief note praises The Bitters as a tonic and strength builder for convalescents offering quick relief. A proverb advises that a word to the wise is sufficient.
Rates Round Trip Tickets Via N C and St Chattanooga
Round trip tickets can be sung via the N C and St Chattanooga and Nashville with stopovers at a season the N C and St Handsomely illustrated booklet and further information furnished free T M McQUEEN P A Knoxville W T Rogers T P A Knoxville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. & St. Chattanooga
Nashvile
N.C. &St
T. M. McQueen
P. A
Knoxville
W. T. Rogers
Self Perpetuating Board of Agriculture Contested
Nashville April 12 One bill would move the state department of agriculture under a self perpetuating board of commissioners removing the governor from appointing the commissioner. Fusionists and governor supporters clash over the measure which could allow re election for Col. John W. Thompson and shift control of the department. Gov Hooper backs the fight to protect the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Department of Agriculture
Fur’sionists
Col
John W. Thompson
Board of Control
Hooper
Figt
Electric Bitters advertised by H.C. Millers
A testimonial claims Mrs Laura Gaines and friends urged her to die until her son urged using Electric Bitters. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for fainting spells, dizziness, backache, headache, weakness, debility, constipation, and kidney issues with a guarantee or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gaines
H.C. Miller's
Receiver 15 Appointed Mrs Evans Passes Away
New York on April 12 three involuntary bankruptcy petitions totaling 13.5 million dollars were filed against Carnegie Trust Company officers William J. Cummins Chas A Moore Jr and Martin J Condon with Payson Merrill named as receiver under bonds of 100000. Mrs Margaret Barton Evans died at her niece Marys Newman residence in Wallace Va after a long illness. She was sister of Mrs John F Lyle of this city and widow of Nelson Evans who died in 1901. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Bristol and interment at Oak Hill expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandey Memorial Church
Neighborn
Bristol
B. Waught
J. O. Campbell
George T. Wofford
J. M. Buck
Jas
A. Martin
Prank St, John
C. A. Lyle
W. J. Exom
H. F. Webb
W. J. Bush
Williams
L. H. Snodgrass
Harry Parrott
New York
Carnegie Trust Company
State Superintendent of Banks
William J. Cummins
Trust Company
Chas. A. Moore, Jr
Martin J. Condon
Cummins
Moore
Condon
Payson Merrill
Margaret Barton Evans
Mrays Newman
Wallace
John F. Lyle
H. P. Kings
Nelson Evans
Bee
Virst Presbyterian
CC. Carnon
Taterment Wl
Oak Hill
Kicked by a Mad Horse and Healed by Arnica Salve
Samuel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin narrowly escaped losing his leg after a severe fri Sheful sore failed to heal. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the ulcer and related injuries. It claims to heal ulcers burns boils eczema scalds cuts corns cold sores bruises and piles. Also notes H C Miller and Q D Chase sale and J St Cox trip to Gonzales Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Birch
Beetown
Wis
Bucklen
H.C. Miller
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An old advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the medicine uses a mix of ingredients to purify blood and affect mucous surfaces for lasting relief. It asserts doctors prescribed it for years and invites readers to send for free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincent Vonlex
Cardul Relief Advert Claims Unknown Health Benefit
Caught in the Rain. Eden Rutherford of Darrickseville recounts years of illness until Cardul helped her, a testimonial noting five years of suffering and later improvement. Jennings of the Inter-State Coal Company returned from a Kentucky trip. Prof. James P. Gray was seen in the city, optimistic about resuming West Side school duties soon. Mrs. RK Bruner arrived from Knoxville on No 2 for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Jennings
Inter-State 4 Coal Company
Kentucky
James P. Gray
City
West Side
RK. UL. Bruner
Knoxville
No. 2
Indue
H. Wyle
Texas Woman Near Death Cardus Relief Story
A Wills Point reader recounts severe illness and repeated illnesses from womanly trouble and a dreadful cough. She credits Cardus with relief and renewed strength, urging others to try the medicine despite imperfect spelling and phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Electric carriage and gossip mix in Chicago Post item
Overheard chatter recalls Mrs. Wotton with an electric baby carriage bearing a monogram and question about Henderson, Glorring and a shirtwaist counter scene. A poor man with a wooden leg, a two-children streetcar incident, and a livery entry are briefly mentioned. Prof. J H Miler to spend Sunday with home folks at Maryville Tennessee.
Scottish Rite Banquet Postponed After Death of Dr Miller
Banquet planned by Scottish Rite Masons at Mountain Branch hotel is canceled due to the death of Dr E S Miller. Other ceremonies will proceed at the Masonic hall at 7 30 p m with a light repast. Meanwhile Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois reports years of coughing, plans to return home after doctors’ advice and trying Dr Kings New Discovery which he credits with saving his life. The ad promotes the remedy for lung diseases with price and a free trial bottle guaranteed by H C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Miller
Mountain Branch
Masonic Hall
Ozarke
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
Dr. King
Boral Lang
H.C. Miller
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Shelby Galls
Society
Eaito
Norr
Ryle
Lucy Dobson
Jonesboro
Board of Elections
Pension Medical Examinera
Cleveland
Ife
Elbert S. Miller
U.6. V
Little Rock
VIA
Chattanooga & Nashville
Self-Perpetuating Board OF Agriculture
Sunny Broom
Bondaw
Meetames
Heller Bros
Bristol, VA
TENN
Margaret Evans
Q. D. Chase
Milledgeville
J. St. Cox
Gonzales
Texas
Ames E. Pepper
M. R. Miller & CO
Henderson
Chicago Post
J. H. Miler
Maryville
Tennesse
Luzianne
Alice Mig Co
City, Tennessee
Sparger Mills Co
Tennessee
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