WANTED HELP AND BOARDERS IN KNOXVILLE TN AND ERWIN TN
Multiple classifieds seek experienced waiters and a loom to apply to Philadelphia Venoor and Lumber Co in Knoxville. Also offers for boarders, with several lodging options through Mrs Fannie Crumley and Mrs W Swanka. Additional notices advertise Moon and boys 14+ for factory work at American Cigar Box Lumber and room and board at Star House in Erwin with free maple room and best market fare.
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Ara
Philadelphia Venoor, and Lumber Co
Knoxville, Tenn
Tate
Fannie Crumley
King Street
Moon and Boys
Callon American
Erwin
Tenn
City Church Directory Listings Mixed and Fragmented
Directory-style fragment lists multiple churches in a city with pastors, addresses, services, and notices. The text names Rev. Mostra, Pastor R Pastorinu at 1 Monty Avenue, Rev Jod Kkgevil, Rev We He Ose bode, and St John s Episcopal along with various service times, prayer meetings, and Sunday schools amid scattered local notices and ads.
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Lirav Hoplist
Slain Street
Detnee Mostra
Monty Avenue
Sanday Fennel
Werdnesday
Ar Cuciaian
Main Street
Kkgevil
Realdenve
Hullale
Siew
Wible Seboob
Sernon Wiham
St John's Church
Episcopal
Roat Street
Myrtle Avenua
Redar
Mariine Trayer Waavemon
Contract Forfeited Over Slow Railroad Progress
J A Whaley died last Friday after injuries from a railroad accident. The remains were sent to Unicoi county for interment. Eakridee and Carroll near Free Hill were not progressing with the camp for the 12 days and work was not performed as required. The S & W cancelled and reassigned Section F to Walton & Wilson due to slow progress.
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Whaley View
J. A. Whaley
Washington County
Ton
Nesses
Everville
Carroll
Johnson City
Adjutant General’s Office
L. Jones
Carpenter & Boxley
Nashville
Herald and Tribune
Josenboro
Teachers
Walton & Wilson
Bramwell Browns Up for Sit Games and Local Crime Tale
Bramwell in town for sit games while local crime notes Joe Farnsworth's jail escape and shooting of Will Kirk on July 4. Farnsworth was wounded by an arresting officer after the incident. Census counts show Johnson City at about 11,500 and 4,645 in 1900 from Uncle Sam, with 2949 school age children of which 412 are colored.
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Joe Farnsworth
Ab‘ingdon
Joe
Will Kirk
Doc" Arrauts
P. Q. Miller
Conane
Depot Discussion Draws Southern Officials to City
Last Tuesday Southern officials FH Robert 2nd vice president and general manager P L McManus M M Richey general superintendent and T O Gatlin chief of maintainance of way met with citizens at Hotel Carnegie to discuss a union depot. Ackert pledges engineer study to measure and plat current site before evaluating other sites. Officials were chauffeured around the city after the conference.
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FH. Robert
P. L. McManus
M. M. Richey
T. O. Gatlin
Hotel Carnegie
Inncceon
Board of Education Moats Resolves Salary Hikes and Resignations
The Johnson City Board of Education met with all members present and approved raising principal Wm Wolfe’s salary from 45 to 75 per month at Langston. John H Pence resigned as High School principal and the resignation was accepted. A 4 to 2 vote repealed all rules not carried forward from the 1904 05 bylaw. Dr Miler and Mr Barton were ruled ineligible due to personal interest. The meeting adjourned. Separately, a Johnson City Humane Society was formed to prevent cruelty to children and animals. Captain Dickenson was elected president. I P Hart secretary. Mrs L Hosss treasurer. Mrs J A Cargille vice president. T I Hart named attorney. The next meeting is set for August 8.
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Board of Education
Wm. Wolfe
Langston
John H. Pence
Parkin
Buck
Brading
Miler
Barton
Jae
Johnson City
Tenn
Court House
Humane Society
J. A. Cargille
T. I. Hart
The
South & Western Railway
Washington County Republicans split over Tennessee 40 siting
In Jonesboro Tennessee July 21 special report notes Washington County Republicans favor Col Brownlow show mixed reaction to Tennessee 40 and Easy Boss dynamics. Evans-Sanders control seen, Alf Taylor faction may lead local convention, Hob Blevins named temporary warden, Warden Nelson shifts to Brushy Mountain coal work, signaling quick staffing decisions.
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Jonesboro
Tenn
Washington County
Col. Brownlow
Tennessee
Evans-Sanders
Alf Taylor
Hob Blevins
Nashville
Teno
Goy. Patterson
Manly
R. L. Blevins
Rogsa
Ersville
Brushy Mountain Branch
W. H. Nelson
Brushy Mountain Coal Company
Brownlow Shifts Delegation Role Amid Political Tension
Brownlow will skip the delegates list and may bolt to a state convention delegation. The Evans Sanders group may bar him. The VIast District worries that Brownlow’s estrangement from the Roosevelt administration complicates the local political scene. Also a stray ad notes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for croup relief.
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Brownlow
Col. Brownlow
Evans-Sanders
Viast
Col. Bownlow
Roosevelt
Nashville American
Notice of General Registration in Washington County Tennessee
Qualified voters in the First and Second Precincts and Johnson City are notified that the General Registration books will open at 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the second Monday in August. Books for Second precinct and 6th and 4th wards are at the White Elephant on Boon Street. for First precinct and 1st and 3rd wards at M. B. Martin’s Dobson Building Main Street. Registration is per Shannon Code Sec 1196 et seq. July 35th, 1907. Hoskel H Dyer, F J Baxter, A L Shipley, Board of Election Commissioners Washington County Tennessee.
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Washington County
Johnson City
Tennessee
White Elephant
Boon Street
M. B. Martin
Dobson Building
Main Street
Phil
Hoskel H, Dyer
F. J, Baxter
A. L, Shipley
Seo
Board of Election Commissioner
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Brading & Marshall
Sreretetes
W. Swanka
Wielunt Street
City Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oruer
Miily
Roan Siruetleller
Moe Chiroh
South
D. Paster
M Road
Fa. m
Lawrie
Estemabytorion Church
Corher Mall
Haaiboldt Streats
Kalrmunds Hrown
Poors Manse
Wallin Avenue
Stuidas Sool Tak
Pevwchin Esa i. Man Pleo A
P. Tay
Moethity Wolaenitieg
Wvsnwuga Avenue Presbyterian Church
A. Moore
Baxters Maash
Fom Watauga
Suday School
Charlie Mallicoat
J. 2. Worley
Lownie
Toledo
Halle
Cavareh
J. W. Shepherd
Pall Baavehou
Percy Shepherd
J. H. Loyal
Kate
Annie Loyall
Knoxville
G. W. Bitton
Havana
O. Bidille
Mr. Wod
G, Johnson
J.T. Browning
Dean
Lucy Ponder
Mini Fannie Nugent
Geo. R. Brown
Gordon Henderson
A.H. Allen
Neway
York
Detroit
Jamestown Exposition
Haskett Wood
Macwaohusetts
Misa Jennie Jones
Tellico
Questo
Guy H. Sioun
D. R. Wheeler
Newark
N. 5
Geo. BR. Brown
Fred Parkis
Marshall, Mich
Mra. J
O. W. Hodge
Memphis
Queebie Bond
Syeittaab
Tehenone
Virginia
Ruth Young
Walter Gartner
Afra
B.boottingaesoro
O. Goodrich
T. A. Rhodes
Fayettteville
Annie Miller
Garet
Philadelphia
F. Carson
Chucky Valley
Frank and
Johnson
J. W. Qardwell
P, M. Ward
D. Friberg
Uonka Spring
Willis Hampton and
Mias
Annie Jackson
Morristown
Enaylen
G. W. Hardin
Elizabethton
Jamestown
T. F. Burst
Piorida
City
Ja. B. K. Cox
J Galloway
Boone's Creek
Bardock
H. BE. Smith
H. C. Jackson
Mre
Addie Carter
Unaka Springs
JM. Gardner
Greeneville
M. Bi
Limestone Lante
Jadd
Epworth League
W. Matthews
Labor Statistics
Augusta
Olsom
Hefaru
M. Li
Martin
Henry Berwin
Yale
Antict
Jerome
BH. O. Nicholson
Christian Church
Akard
Anna May
Mary and
Clarence
Weatherford
Texas
Mia
Mitchell
Mae
Wolfe
Burdock Biood
Chas, Freitey
Moosup
Jon
Williams
Patterson
Will Eilieons
T. C. Carter
U. B
Chattanooga
Man. St
Mionvville
Sixth Avenue
W. W. Faw
Kernan Margaret Truth
Washington
Sallie Faw
Picpure
Col. Chas
Toweray
Blue Gem and
Virginia Coals
Bet
Vendeca Corporation
Tusculum College
Greeneville and
Dayton A. Dobbs
Will
Supt. Jones
Johnson City Humane Sooty
Catholic Services
Soldier's Home
Chappel
Ees Mission
F. Callahan
Jackson Grocery Company
Phonr
Webb
Amine No
Andoal CO
Trinity Park School
Satranes
Colleces
Gymnsium
H. M. North
Durham
N. C
J. S. Blevins
Foster V. Brown
Geo, E. Boren
Congress
Foster W. Brown
Brown
Evans
Hotel Blevins
Summers-Parrott Hardware CO
Capital Stock
Cattaraugus
Yale & Towne
Oneida
Unaka
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