George Ei Burbage Seeks Washington County Tennessee Assembly Seat
Notice announces George Ei Burbage of Johnson as a Republican candidate for representative of Washington County in Tennessee's 54th General Assembly. He pledges liberty as the paramount platform and states candidacy is subject to voter action on February 24, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ei. Burbage
Johnson
Washington County
Fifty- Fourth General Assembly
Tennessee
Republican Party
General Assembly
D. Hi
Witham
Washing County
Jacksonian Democrats Face Falls and Fortunes in Knox County
The text recounts partisan clashes around Henry Jackson and Broderick, noting Knox county victories for ring-splitters, lingering Jacksonian Democrats in Washington county, and broader election tensions. References to Tom Taggart, Bob Taylor, and Staff influence appear alongside commentary on taxes and political maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Henry Jackson
Tennessee voting rules clash with Holdier's Home members
A fragmented report notes Holdier's Home members who renie on reservations cannot qualify to vote in Tennessee. It references party margins, editorial praise for Mike Connolly, and Williamson county's Walter wins in a dry vs wet primary, highlighting broader election tension and local approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renie
Tennessee
Washington County Vote Returns and McMillin Withdrawal
Washington County election results show Squibb defeating Gus Broderick for sheriff while Meury Jackson secures re election as trustee. Ex Governor McMillin withdraws from the U S Senate race to back William B Bate and unify party primaries across seventeen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Gall
Mne
Enorimione Affort
Meury Jackson Tristee
Frank Smith
Gus Broderick
Nasavitan
Tenn
McMillin
United States Senate
William B. Bate
Democrats
Tennansee
United States
Senate
Non-Resident Notice for Aleona B Wheeler in Johnson City
Allegations sworn claim Aleona B Wheeler, non resident of Tennessee, must answer in the Law Court at Johnson City. Publication for four weeks in Tim Comer newspaper commanded to appear August 3 1904 at the Johnson City courthouse or face ex parte proceedings. July 11 1904. Foy W Dutany Clerk T A Cox Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Johnson City
Tenn
Civil Service Board of Examiners
Fice
J.T. Browsixe
Postal Board
Peyton RK
Harrison
Charles Wing
Lillian Wing
State of
Tennessee
Jmne
Tite Coser
Crete
Chancery Court
Suivaty
M. iv
B. Mincan
Aleoua I. Wheeler
Tim Comer
Johson City
Washington County
Aleona B. Wheeler
Law Court
Court House
Bill
Foy W
Dutaxey
T. A. Cox
Nettie Arnettt
Nettie Arnett
Bill Seeinas
Foy W. Duane
P. A. Cox
Cirenit Court
Opera House
Napy Miller
Henry Bogan
Mre. McGovern
Old Peoples
Southern Railway
I. N. Boring
Political rhetoric and press responses in Tennessee editorials
Editorial clippings from Nashville and Greeneville critique open letters and politicians. Notes condemn offensive remarks by Mr Littleton about Gov Prazier and Brownlow's remarks on Booker T. Washington. Calls for courteous discourse and respect for ladies at public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Littleton
Gov. Prazier
Leon
McCall
Littleton
Police
Nashville
Brownlow
Booker
Washington
Auitoriial
Greeneville
Greeneville Democrat
Letter on Pull Dose sparks republican dispute
A column reacts to a claimed negro letter to the Washington Post and debates its authenticity. It asserts the Post is an independent paper with Ohio editor publishers and notes past defense of Roosevelt, arguing the letter’s authorship is uncertain and politically charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post
Nashville
Washington Post
Ohio
Congress
Isank Hatton
Iowa
Arthur
The
Roosevelt
Aed
Homesteaders Hijack Freight Train Near Valentine
Sheriff’s sale report notes an incident fifty miles from Valentine Nebraska where homesteaders halted a freight train and demanded passage to the city to file their claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Neb
Non-Resident Notice in Karns Chancery Case
Non-resident defendant Sanford A Karns must answer the complainant in Tennessee Chancery Court Johnson City by the first Monday in September 1904. The notice runs in Jan Sue Coster newspaper. clerk and master and attorneys are named for the plaintiff.
Also Mentioned on This Page
OY H. Lyle
Eulered
Pet Oyler
Jiheerok Oy
Tean
Toca
Scott
Scott & Howns
Chen
Mew
York
Alton B. Parker
New York
Henry G. Davis
Fest Virginia
James B. Frazier
Vor
John W. Morton
Dibrell
Rhaue
Folk
Jackson
Broderick
Knox County
Bishop Potter
Carrie Nation
Tom Taggart
Som Nebody
Bob Taylor
Salt River
Bo Taylor
Bristol
Keny
Stat Ofliva
Sol Ilork
Memphis
Mike Connolly
Connolly
Walker Kennedy
Metropolitan Journal
Williamson County
W. W. Paw
Welcom
Walter
Hoe
Squibb
Sheriff
Cox
H.C. Jackson
Bacon
Johnson Oly
Boone's Creek
Jonesboro
Embreeville
Hela
Che
Tird
World
Chicago
Bryan
Missouri
Palala
Gahalee P.Q. Miller
Crowell
Mitchell
Wilson
Doe Crowell
Latf
Trinity College
Addrena
D. W. Newsom
Durham
Tohnson City
Hiobert Horneck
Peyton R, Harrison Et al
Toute
Wheeler Va
Aleoun Wheeler
the Law Court
J. W. Arnett
Warriors
Ium Byrd
Sheriff's Sale
State of Tennessee
Washington County, Tenn
Alice T. Karns
Sanford A
Karns
Coster
Sunecoy
S. B, Manan
D.C
M. T. A. Cox
Johnson City Coal & Lumber Co
Jobe &T
Drs. McRaay
Bright & Holland
Osteopathic
Crouch
Public Square
Bristol, Tenn
Winnass
Tare L. Earnest
J.D. Cox
Ava B. Craven
Asn’t
Anaka National Bank
Boaxn
J. D. Cox
Eisen
Dr. A
N. Dobuon
C. Williams
Tate L. Barnest
Unaka Springs Hotel
Unaka Springs, Tenn
Unaka Mountains
A. V. Deaderick
Hugh Webb Or
W. W. Roe
Home Ice and Coal Co
Greeneville and Tusculum College
Greeneville, Sera
Universttes
Sanuel A. Coile, D. D
Austin Springs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!