Tennessee Exposition and Political Notices Chronicle
Fragmented notes discuss the St Louis Exposition, Tennessee issues, and local opinions. Mentions Tennessee press association dinner in Nashville, a chartered steamer to witness an August yacht race, and Franklin state anniversary plans at Jonesboro with invited officials. References to Blevins wardens and Scimitar’s quip on gammon.
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New York
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Civic righteousness urged at New Florence mass meeting
St Louis Circuit Attorney dos W Molk addressed about 15000 in rain denouncing political commercialism and urging a revival of civic decency in state and municipal affairs. He warned against tolerating abuses and warned that period office should not be a mere livelihood.
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Dos. W. Molk
Patrollion
Unclear historical note on politics and science from hard-to-read wire
Fragmented OCR text mentions King Peter widower, John D Rockefeller for vice president, a senate in business, Atlanta Journal, editor Reaves, comet observations, and Bolivar. Vague, debated phrases imply a satirical or miscellaneous clipping with unclear events and individuals.
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Senate
Atlanta Journalays
Reaves
Legal Ethics And Public Office Misconduct
The article surveys legal questions on public officer conduct including defenses in graft cases and party politics. It recounts a prison warden endorsement incident and reports Emil Rotha facing embezzlement charges after a prior suicide attempt.
Mills at Carnegie Works to Resume After Temporary Repairs
The closing of the 48 and 08 inch mills at Carnegie steel works Homestead Pa is said to be temporary for repairs and the mills will resume soon. Officials note last ten days have seen lighter business across tin plate wire and related departments though a formal cause is disputed.
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Carnegie Steel Works
Homestead
Wall Street Journal
Johnson City election for bonds to fund public improvements
Election officials in Johnson City announce a September 17, 1903 vote in four wards to issue $28,000 in public improvement bonds for street work and school building projects. The measure outlines itemized expenditures, bond terms, and names election commissioners and bond purposes under Tennessee law.
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United States
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General Assembly of Tennessee
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Chaylor
Jonson City
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Vest
Eagne Rey
Onervou
Martha Wilder
Columbia Bowell
Fares Eam i
Furnace Bracethoe
Carnegie Steel Orders Closure of South Sharon Works Furnaces
An order from the Tittuborg office of Carnegie Steel directs closing the open hearth department skelp and blooming mill and plant furnaces at the South Sharon Works. About 2,000 men are affected.
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South Sharon
Van Buren Kendall Declared Bankrupt in Johnson City
Notice to creditors that Van Buren Kendall of Johnson City Washington county was adjudged bankrupt on August 4 1908. First meeting of creditors set for August 28 1908 at 1 PM in the United States Courthouse Knoxville Tennessee. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustees examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Referee in Bankruptcy Joana W. Oatnwith Knoxville Tenn.
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Castles in the Alp in Ex governor’s poetic plan
Ex governor Taylor contemplates a fresh inspiration for his forthoouthy routine titled Castles in the Alp. He may stage a passage toward Prof Saughey’s lying machine and an ascent over Washington City, to frame substantial but intangible histories in poetic form.
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Terra
Registration Notice Shows Extended Open Period For Voter Enrollment
A registration notice states registration remains open for ten days excluding Runilay at new registration sites from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to cover two-year eligibility across national state county and municipal elections. Ward registrars will visit chairmen on Saturday August 1 and perform oath of office and receive registration books.
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