Political intrigue and election turmoil in East Tennessee district
A fragmented column ruminates on political figures Boss Brownlow, Lon Tyler, Harmon, and Harmon’s supporters amid reports of election fraud across Sullivan, Claiborne, Hancock, Greene counties. It notes candidate weeks, committee actions, and calls for a convention to nominate a congressman while lauding Major J. W. Weeks and critiquing party divisions.
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Lon Tyler
Congressional
Congress
Thers
Bob Taylor
Pettibone
Demcrate
Tan Comer
J. W. Weeks
Senate
W. H. Nelson
Weeks
2D Battalion
84 ‘Tenn. Iuf
Upper East Tennessee
Nelson
Berty Tipton
Greene
Sullivan County
Harmon
Claiborne
Hancock County
Long Tyler
Greene County
Tyler
Prohibition Party of
Tennessee
Col. I. 8. Cheves
Unicoi County
Milligan College
Raynolde
A. D. Reynolds
Bristol
D. HH. Duthie
Harriman
P. B. Grifin
Chattanooga
Pourth
James F. Lurner
Temperance Hall
Wifth
J. P. Holman
Payetteville
George W. Armistead
A. Tate
Nashville
Joseph I. Passel
Columbia
W. H. McKnight
Humboldt
W. R. Britt
Lexington
K.b.lamb
Lambert James A. Tate
A. J. Reynolds
Political maneuvering and comments on Tennessee elections unfold
A Tennessee scene features Harmon preparing for the returning board in Nashville with affidavits, Tyler's voting stance, and possible court action if districts lack authority. The piece notes Beefeater style political bravado, local figures like Priberg and Friberg of Johnson City, and ex Gov Robert L. Taylor eyeing Nashville moves amid senatorial chatter.
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Harmon
Nashville
McMillin
Pickel
Morton
Tyler
Lins
Disriot
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Taylor
Maxwell House
State Democratic
Nashville News
Bate
Nashville Daily News
Be Blew Be Ne Ne Ab Tidlis Deonatiour
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a local event with unclear names and places. Readable pieces reference a group or team and a meeting or notice, but key details are missing. The only solid hint is a possible association with SP Metecth and a placeholder event.
Pleasant Outing and Local Notices From 19th Century Times
An account details a dated Pleasant Outing at Rock House with a large, appreciative crowd and a cave expedition uncovering a unique mystery. It notes Imperial Extracts marketing to households, a Tennessee prohibition party gubernatorial nomination, and a list of party attendees and organizers.
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B.J. Sitton
P. J. Pood
Mother Weiler
Mea
C. G. Quehran
A. Milne
W. May Brevard
Ponie Cook
Emmalee J
Mae Weiler
Messrs
Cliff Sitton
Pat. Pood
Maurice Milne
Heiskell Musser
Ed Patehin
Jewell
Byril
Imperial Chemical Company
Imperial
Geological Survey maps Tennessee in Mannne quadrangle project
The United States Geological Survey continues topographic mapping in Tennessee with the Mannne quadrangle covering Wayne and part of Lawrence counties from lat 35 85 to 35 85 30 and long 87 30 to 88. EB G Hamilton leads season surveys under Hersey Munroe, who maps Roan Mountain. goal is uniform detail with Tennessee editions and expansion statewide. Green's August Flower ad claims digestive and systemic benefits and a Johnson City store promotion mentions carbonic air content.
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Lounes 180
United States Geological Survey
Wayne
Lawrence Counties
Mannne Quadrangle
Tennesnessee
Tennessee
EB. G. Hamilton
Hersey Munroe
Munroe
Roan Mountain
Green
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