Personal Mention in Town Notes from Bristol Tennessee
Real News of the Town lists numerous residents and visitors in Bristol, with names such as Blair, Ben Simcox, Miss Lucy Kirby, Miss Annie Gentry, Rev. Dr. Holt, and Mrs. G Kirkpatrick. The items cover trips, school events, visits, and social calls across local families, churches, and nearby Greeneville, Osaki Avenue, and Unaka Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Kentucky
Bos Boyd
Limestone
Ben Simcox
Samuel Simcox
Mids
Kate Henley
Bristol
Hook and Children
Missouri
Cox Brothers
Lucy Kirby
Bristy
J. J. Adame
Lila Taylor
Greeneville
Rogersville
Mize Flora Taylor
Carrie Houser
Unaka Avenue
John T. Wilde
New York
J. W. Wilson
Watauga Avenue
Mra
H. P. Taylor
Wofford
J. M. Buck
Mra. W.(. Snapp
Walnut Street
Miss Scales
St Louie
Mabel Skoun
Misses Chandler
Ye Olde Folken Concert Delights Local Audience
Ye Olde Folken Concert at the opera house Tuesday night drew a large, appreciative crowd. Nellie Printup on violin, Bertie Muncey and Tom Davis on vocals featured prominently, with elegant period dress and pieces earning strong encores. Proceeds benefited the woman’s building at the Atlanta Exposition and the city’s public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Hove
Joneshors
Mies Nellie Printe
Bertie Muncey
Tom Davis
Buying Beauty Pills and Tonic Pellets Promoted as Liver Cure
An advertisement touts Ramone’s Tonic Liver Pills and Ramone’s Tonic Pellets as cures for biliousness and constipation. It claims a single pill cannot purge the liver and urges using both products together. The package price is shown as 25 cents, with distribution through Brown Mfg. Co. and Wofford & Co. sellers.
New Johnson City College and Normal Institute Planned
Citizens gather in the Comer House to back a United Brethren venture led by Dr T C Carter. A 21 member trustees board is named with Bishop J S Wills and Dr W J Miller among others. The college aims to open September 4 with Mae Fuqua teaching the primary dept and Dr Carter choosing a president and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
TC Carter
United Brethren Church
College
Pera House
A, B. Bowman
W, JJ. Miller
Saylor
Mr. Carr
W. M. Fuqua
Liane Harr
Col
Alr
John Jean
Jubnewn City
Thin College
J. G. Carter
J. C. Robertann
J. Ty Browning
W. J. Miller
A. B. Bowman
Hf. H. Carr
Cupt
W. PB. Miller
Robt. I. Taylor
G. A. Reeves
John P. Smith
Jas. A. Cargille
A.R. Johnson
P. Q. Mileson
B.C. Reeves
B.A. Long
Cy HL
Lyle
A. A. Taylor
Dy. Carter
Court House
Tl. C. Carter
H. I. Cary
Mae Fuqua
Carter
United Brethren
T. C. Carter
No-To-Bac touted in St Louis Journal editorial
The St Louis Journal of Agriculture promotes No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco use claiming a prominent architect quit after two boxes and noting the product is sold by McFarland & Co. It mentions other remedies like Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets and Price’s Cream Baking Powder with praise and pricing hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl
PF. J. Conaney & Co
Props
Toledo
Cheney
Wear & Tavax
Kixson & Manvix
Saya
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St Louis
McFarland &Co
Sterling Remedy
New York
Chicago
Arnica
McFarland & Co
Furnaces rekindle as Embreville plant resumes blast
After months of idleness and a court decree transfer, Embreville's furnace and mines prepare to operate again. Fires lit Monday mark the restart while the Southern schedules its regular branch train to Embreville this September. New owners show resolve under manager Guy R K Johnson, a seasoned furnace man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embreville
Southern
Guy RK Johnson
Success Aeeme Aseuireit
Notable Outlays and Deaths in Brief News Roundup
Cherokee Bill sentenced to be hanged on September 10. Missouri planter William Grant dies from a yellow jacket sting. Jaathe Jackson laid to rest in Belle Meade. Admiralty court blames Crathia mate for Elbe disaster. Ex-convict sues Georgia penitentiary contractors for inhuman treatment. Imminent revolution in Guatemala over currency depreciation. Dr Fraker life insurance payout reaches 35051.79. Father of Lillie Low reopens inquest over presumed suicide. Mrs Goforth and six missionaries depart Toronto for China. W H McDonald wins $1000 against L N Railroad for segregated carriage. Spanish failures in Cuba lead to renewed Cuban plan. 1300 Yan volunteers take field. Mexico deters extradition over embezzlement claims. Mayor Sutro offers 26 acres for university buildings valued at 1.5 million. Indiana prison contract under fire for low price. Three Pittsburgh workers claim copper welding breakthrough. Carnegie Company may buy and test it. Ramon's Liver Pill and Tonic Pellet touted as liver and system tonics.
Murder at Mountain City Ends in Tragedy
In Mountain City a white man, T. Q. Crosswhite, shot and killed James Ferguson a colored man at J. B. Mitchell's store on Saturday afternoon. Crosswhite fired three times as they met, striking Ferguson in the heart chin and neck. He was arrested and jailed with a preliminary beating set for the 19th amid strong public condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Q. Crosswhite
Mountain City
T. Q
James Ferguson
Mitchell
Cromwhite
Ferguson
Crosswhite
Bristol Courier
Infant dies of cholera infantum in brief obituary
Death of four month old Gladys Elizabeth Arta after a few hours illness. The funeral is at nine this morning at the residence, burial in the old cemetery. The bereaved parents Fred and Mrs Arta receive community sympathy. Hall’s Hair Rejuvenator advertised as hair revival remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Elizabeth
Mra
Fred Arta
Hindu marriage costs and dowry temptations in Bengal
The item quotes Babu Rasik Sal Roy urging government aid to curb Hindu marriage expenses and dowries. It notes the social pressure of dowry and the risk of dowry-driven actions, with a broader reference to charitable and reformist concerns in Bengal.
Golden Dust and Local News Cited in Havana Orders
The document notes Captain General de Campos allows publication of all authentic news on the insurrection at Havana, prohibits publishing false reports in insurements, and mentions various remedies and railway schedule updates. Also references August weather remedies and canned product claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General de Campos
Havana
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Buffalo Street
Piedmont Motel
Oxford
W. C. Snapp
M’e'r
Tenn
Se Authority of
America
Jung
Waverley
Manta
Indiana Bicycle CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Old Jobe Stable
Annie Gentry
Miser Carr
Osaka J Avenue
Mrs. C. D. Friberg
Indiana
Samuel Millard
Huntemian Bros
Bristol, Tenn
W. A. Dickenson
Piedmont
Rack House
Rose Stuart
Jonesboro
Mirs Range
Sinking Creek
Wily Watson
Dave Cash
Hattie
Charlotte Vance
P. H. Wofford
Emm Taggart
Chas, Taggart
Hill City
Fred Weiler
Charles Matthews
Atlanta
Atlanta Electric Street
J. H. Snow
Knoxville
Baptist Association
Maggie Haynee
Walter Miller
Lillian
Campbell, Cases & Co
Geo, D. Taylor
Carter County
Unaka Springs
Hickessen
Lake Watanwi
W. Wilkon
Micael Chandle
Ireneda
Stratton
Railway
Boljiing & Ladin Association
Joneshore
Echors
Miss Panhorst
Charlie Mason
Addie Jos
Ben Bolt
Will Sevier
Lara Printup
Tate Earnest
Nymeneal
Pexsinatox Gar
Paul Kirkpatrick
Nashville
Vesta Pennington
W. Pennington
Nola Chucky
Unaka Mountain
Tennessee
Deaderick
Brovietans
United States
Iyaan
Cisteago
Mar
Thomas & Co
Searge Aitan
R. P. Searle
Aiton
Iedar
Korea
Bedrah
Bridgeport Brass GA
Bridgeport
Conn
Murray Street
J A. Summers
W. J. Barton
Summers & Barton
Buck Mountain Lumber Company
White Pine
Hemlock Sun
Hood
Rameon
Ramon
Bowen
Brown Mpg. CO
Johnson City College and Normal Institute
Or. Price's
Bill
William Grant
Jaathe Jackson
Belle , Meade
Admiralty Court
Elbe
Mate
Crathia
Georgia
Guatemala
Dr. Fraker
Lillie Low
China
Mra. Goforth
Jonathan Goforth
Toronto
W. H. McDonald
Louieville & Nashville Railroad Company
Tobela
Mexico
Ransom
Sutro
San Francisco
The
State University
State Prison
South
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Company
Asc
LaGrippe
Miles’ Nervine
D. W. Hilton
Stae
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lonlaville
J. W. Heron
Miles
Nervine
CRICK
Pergluson
Ayer
Hall
Asy
American Furniture Agency
Bmashers
Galena
Kansas
Southern Railway
Hot Springs
N.C
Morristown
Asheville
Dr. Price
Falr
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