Madam Warren's Dress Forms and Corsets Benefit Transport
Community benefit fair and electric car timetable details announced. Special cars run after entertainments. passenger rules cover smoking, dogs, luggage, boardings and alighting. Local residents and visitors, including Dr. Rhea and Dr. Rogers, travel from Knoxville to Cloudland and Lake Watausee, with several listings of attendees and contractors.
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R.M. Rhea
Sam Rogers
Knoxville
Cloudland
Lake Watausee
Personalities and Local Visitors Parade Through Town
Judge John P. Smith of Jonesboro was in town yesterday. Notables and travelers include Chas Elam of Radford Va, Mrs R G Cox and family at Fall Branch, Cardosa of Richmond at Carnegie Hotel, and Prof Gardner of McMinn Academy visiting briefly.
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John P. Smith
Jonesboro
Chas, Elam
Radford
R G. Cox
Fall Branch
Cardosa
Richmond
Carnegie Hotel
Gardner
McMinn Academy
Rogersville
John BE. Helms
Morristown
J.B. Richmond
Gate City
Tate Spring
J. B. Cox
Grand gold medal contest by Leesburg Music Class
The Leesburg Music Class hosts a grand gold medal contest in the school building tonight. An entertaining programme is arranged and a large crowd is expected.
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Leesburg
Senator Stanford's stallion Sport dies from pneumonia
In San Francisco on August 4, the eight year old stallion Sport owned by Senator Stanford died of pneumonia and bowel inflammation. The Palo Alto outbreak is described as epidemic with coughing horses and suspected bad water as the cause. Numerous listed individuals and places are named in connection with the incident and affected areas.
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Stanford
Sport
Palo Alto
Democratic unity grows after Chicago convention in Virginia
National Democratic Committee chairman Harrity signals reconciled party lines and vigorous support for the coming campaign. Virginia meetings show leaders and rank and file rallying to the party's cause, with confidence in a strong November showing.
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Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Chicago
Virginia
Cleveland
Richmond
Dispatch
Ladies' Aid Society to host lake entertainment and supper
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First M.E. Church announces an entertainment at the lake tonight followed by an elegantly prepared supper. All are invited to attend and participate.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
First M.E. Church
Arm Broken Grace Stevens Hurts After Porch Fall
Grace Stevens, daughter of B H Stevens street railway official, fell from her porch yesterday and broke her arm. A physician set the fracture and she is now recovering well.
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Grace
B. H. Stevens
Street Railway
Default Made New York August 4
In accord with a resolution from the Richmond Terminal advisory committee a default was made on the interest of 6 percent bonds due Lat.
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New York
Richmond Terminal Advisory Committee
Alabama Legislature Loyal to Governor Jones Gains Solid Majority
The Alabama legislature is overwhelmingly Straight Democratic with 22 of 33 in the Senate and 61 of 100 in the House supporting Governor Jones and the regular state ticket. Button counties show a safe 25,000 majority for Jones. other counties are not expected to alter the result.
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Mostcomeny
Ala
Alabama
Senate
Jones
House
Button
Bank Statement from 1892 Hartford Area Bank
Capital stock and loans details show figures for overdrafts secured and unsecured. The document lists cash items undivided profits and various deposit categories. John F Cashier swears the statement true before a notary on July 1, 1892.
Drummond's Lightning Remedy Promises Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Drummond Medicine Co.'s Lightning Remedy as the sole cure for rheumatism after liver and kidney failure. A large bottle costs 5 and can be mailed. agents are sought. Also includes a testimonial from Walter Bridges of Athens Tennessee praising Botanic Blood Balm after six bottles healed running sores.
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Dows
Drummond Medicine Co
Maiden Lane
New York
Walter Bridges
Athens
Tenn
Report of the Condition of the First National Bank at Johnson City
Report shows bank assets and liabilities as of July 1892 including loans and discounts, due from reserves and other banks, real estate, and expenses. President Crawdadl signs the report with clerk initials, sworn July 1892 in Washington County Tennessee.
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First National Bank
John
State of
Tennessee
Washington
Ghumbry
Sol 'Ean J. A. Warre
Johnson City
Tenn
Jnc
Bowman
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