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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

2

Johnson City Partial Returns Show Local Vote Totals

The Comet reports Johnson City results with 1092 ballots cast across two precincts. Campbell leads Harmon in district races, Vines ahead of Divine, and independents surpass regulars in several contests. Local constable votes favored Byrd, Lawrence, Davia, and Ryans.

Johnson City Campbell Harmon Vines Divine Jackson Hartsel Chase Leah Warren Hilbert Jones Williams Maifen Fine Constable Byrd Lawrence Davia Ryans Sullivan Carter Unleal Washington

McMurray contracts inquiry booms cross examinations

A Oklahoma special House committee resumes hearings on the McMurrray Indian land contracts. Witnesses expected include Rep ER Creager, Sen Gore, and attorney Jake Harmon who denies offering bribes. Witnesses B S McGuire and others may also testify about rooms shared with McMurray and related approvals. A six month old baby whale consumes about 60 pounds of codfish daily.

Muskogee Okla House of Representatives McMurray ER. Creager Oklahoma Jake L. Harmon J. F. McMurray Oklahoma State Committee Harmon Sherman Charles Curtis Kansas Mr. Harmon B. S. McGuire Creager Washinton Gore Gore

Coalition Triumphant and Tennessee News

A sweeping editorial declares the coalition from Tennessee defeated the Democratic-Republican alliance, accusing foes of biased election tactics. It laments eight years until a non Democratic supreme court and cites names in political transition alongside tributes to Walter P. Brownlow and resolutions from prominent colored leaders in Washington.

Democratic Party Republicans Democracy of Tennessee Goldi Renson Supreme Court W. J. Beard John K. Shields Grafton Green M. N. Neil D. L. Lanaden Court of Civil Appeals H. Y. Hughes Joseph (. Higgins F. Wilson Frank P. Hall John M. Taylor Nashville American Washington Tennasser Walter P. Brownlow Congress

Parachute 15 Loose as Soldiers Fall in Long Game

Johnson City 2 Morristown 4 after twelve innings in a tough baseball contest. Accorini tied the score with two out two on in the ninth, but a hit, steal and error produced the winning run in the twelfth. Garner’s one handed catch and Accorini’s strong hitting and fielding standout. A second game was canceled due to length.

Iran Accorini Garner Accarsim

NO INTEREST IN CONTRACT

Vice President James Sherman dismisses any personal stake in Indian contracts tied to the Muskogee investigation. He asserts he never heard his name linked to the contracts and reiterates his long standing concern for Indian welfare with no personal interest.

Big Moose N. Y James Sherman Muskogee Gore

County Results Confirm Henry Jackson Victory

Officials project Henry Jackson elected as county winner while all other Democrats are certain to be defeated. The official tally next Monday will confirm the outcome.

Henry Jackson Guy Chase

Great Exposition Planned for Sootland in Knoxville

A regional exposition to showcase Appalachian resources will run Sept 12 to Oct 12 in Knoxville Tennessee. It targets Alabama Georgia North and South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia and aims to attract national attention, boost development, and unite Appalachian communities through commercial, industrial and entertainment features.

Appalachian Mountain Alabama Georgia North South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Knoxville Tenn Appalachian Appalachian Territory Appalachian States

Appalachian breeding center touted at Knoxville exposition

The Appalachians are praised as ideal for cattle and horse breeding with Tennessee mares, Missouri and Kentucky rivals noted, and the region’s valleys urged for stock raising. The Appalachian Re position in Knoxville, Tennessee, from September 12 to October 12, promises a showcase of breeding and agricultural potential for the South’s booming equine and livestock industries.

Appalachian America Baltimore Tennessee Missouri Kentucky Appalauhhian Hhrch Falm Knoxville Tenn South

Rich Mineral Wealth Ahead at Appalachian Exposition

Preview of abundant coal iron lead zinc gold and silver in Appalachia as Knoxville Tennessee hosts the Expo September 12 to October 12. The display spans eight southern states and aims to show northern eastern and western readers the region’s vast natural wealth. Also notes on preserving pencil marks with a wash of white varnish and a quirky North London steam pipe-cleaning device on a costermonger’s barrow charging one penny.

Appalachian Chain of Mountains Knoxville Tenn London Barrow

Contestants Mobilize Friends for Big Prize Campaign

The article details an election style contest urging participants to enlist family and local supporters to boost votes before next Tuesday morning. It notes many nominees were dropped for lack of interest, outlines subscription incentives and bonuses, and lists grand and secondary prizes including an upright plane, a diamond ring, and a Bryansoul Stratton College scholarship.

Nest Brynsoul Stratton Business College Lecoville Awarie dl Oller

Marvelous Escape From Death In Queensland Cliff Fall

A woman fell 80 feet down a precipice in Queensland but escaped with minor injuries after her dress snagged on a protrusion and halted her descent. The incident occurred while gathering flowers near Calrna, marking another narrow avoidance of disaster at sea and land.

Hind Queensland Mervyn Creek Calrna

Partial Nominee List For Comet's Great Contest

A long readable roster lists numerous names of nominees for the Comet's Great Contest. The fragmentary page shows many residents and addresses across Johnson City and nearby towns, with dozens of individuals including Nellie Brownlow, Margaret Baldwin, Mary Lyte, Stella King, and Kathleen Gaunt among numerous others listed with street addresses and city names. The text reflects a community listing of participants with little narrative context beyond names and locales.

Jarane E. Milthorn Hebel May Lawrentve Trity Shatmick Naka Witauga Ave Painnter Maple St Chy Ipsie Master Walnut Cliy Gienr Halston Gotwyle Watford Waratsa Alloheny Bordvilie Tera Two Erwin Torin Morence VY Dino Glade Speligy Vox Ry Garland Pordvilie Town Margares Singheton Nellie Brownlow Watiuga Ave Cordia Range Varlisie Ueno Stella King Watauga Margaret Galdwin Holsum Chiy Mike Lucile Dennes Bliit Cley Lice Warner Eliaaherliton Tenn Winn Gross Shoun & Uo Tara Hownito JH Tarde Marian Weatherby Unala Kathleen Gaunt Myrtle Giry Mary Lyte Watanges Lois Berven City Schoole City Nova Bel Lilips Benestiville Ben Mise Lyda Hash Gate City Martin Folwaris Kittyton Ton Adaline Hensley Bootie St Vernie Baxter Brown Bristol Distie Clark Kirk Mark Josephine Kane Alda McNabb Erwin Tenn Pinan Wiliams Brewin Toit Lucy Webb Pinw St. Clay Emma Cooper Marbletin Teun Halle McDionald Beis Terai Minnie Correll Jonesboro Grave Morrell Watangd Valey Telia Carman Johnson Greenville Rowens Rutledgs Blak City Vivian Vaon Wataiga Ave San Mollie DeVault Nata Donnelly W. Poplar Beatrice Saylir Ambreeylile Manito Campbell Bliif City May Wilson Glairborne St Hattie Jenkins Grover St Oly Maiden St. F Kirkpatrick Joneshorn Bronn Jon B Edith Haynes

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