Tennessee News Roundup From 1687 Johnson City Cable
Gen J D Wilder to address Palmer’s Convention in Knoxville May 17 on “Our Minerals” and local appointments to county offices. Knoxville press defends Gov Taylor amid slander claims. East Tennessee papers criticize corruption rumors while praising his integrity. Odd Fellows set 65th anniversary in East Tennessee with speeches and games. Bristol shooting incident reported. Bristol hosts hotel staffing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Wilder
Knoxville
Frank Smith
Ben Hord
Tennessee
Fateh
Jackson and
Séviey
Ghouls
Jackale
Goy
Taylor
Nomain
Hoe
Ala
Siman
Charnes
Gov. Taylor
Landers
Odd Fellows of
East Tennessee
A. A. Taylor
Res. W. ©. Maupin
J. W. Cromley
Johnson City Reds
Bristol Roberts
Fragmentary remark from Nesheile Banner about charges
A partial clipping quotes Nesheile Banner noting extensive discussion of reports and denials by those suspected, with little substantive evidence amid the background “slush” of controversy. The fragment reflects a defensive stance regarding accusations and their handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alieh
Nesheile Banner
ICE PLANT CONTRACTS TO AID JOHNSON CITY COOLING
Mr. C K McCallum recently contracted with a Cincinnati company for a five ton ice plant to be installed at once. Ground has been bought for the factory, and by summer’s end Johnson City will have water works and an electric light plant plus an ice factory, enabling nearby towns to keep cool. no town within 100 miles can rival this development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. McCallum
Cincinnati
Johnson City
Johnson City Water Works Boosts Pure Spring Supply
Mr K McCallum organized the Johnson City Water Works Company to tap Roan Hill spring, laying 3 inch galvanized main piping along Walnut Street and to the Piedmont House. A survey seeks Delaney's spring for extended supply, with plans for a 15 inch main year round to serve up to 30,000 people. A reservoir, voluntary fire company, and pumps will ensure free stone water flow and high lift capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McCallum
Johnson City
Dave Ceytaen
C. K. McCallum
Summer health warning and Elixir remedy
The piece warns of summer illnesses like diarrhoea and advocates Dr Lytle's Elixir as a harmless remedy. It emphasizes the climate and the expectation of summer troubles and urges households to keep the product on hand for relief.
In Memoriam and a Soldier's Hymns by Jas P Taylor
A long poem memorializing Rev N G Taylor and Nat Taylor with martial fervor and Christian imagery. The piece honors sacrifice in service and faith, praising steadfastness, divine support, and the heavenly reward for a fallen son and father.
Waldens Ridge Railroad Sold for 76000? and Timber Lands Sold
The Waldens Ridge railroad from Cincinnati Southern to Oliver Springs, sixteen miles, was sold this morning for 760,000. Fifteen thousand acres of coal and timber lands of the Oakdale Coal Transportation Company were sold for 2,212,200. All sales occurred at chancery, bought by S. St. Chapman of New York, acting for a wealthy syndicate.
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Kyoxenne
Waldens Ridge
Cincinnati
Oliver Springs
Oakdale Sow and Coal Transporation Company
St. Chapman
New York
Electric Bitters touted by Georgia dealer and Kentucky veteran
Hiram Cameron of Columbus Georgia declares three years of stomach and liver disorder relief after using Electric Bitters, claiming five bottles cured him and calling it the best blood purifier. Major ALB Reed of West Liberty Kentucky adds that nothing has done as much good. A recent battle is noted at McFarland’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cameron
Columbus
Alb. Reed
West Liberty
McFarland
Deng
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United States Senate
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Virginia
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Cromarty, Barmimt & Harr
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Guinn
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Johannson City
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