George J. Burbage Announces Tennessee Candidacy
George J. Burbage of Johnson City announces his bid for representative of Washington county in the Fifty Fourth General Assembly. He states his candidacy is subject to Republican party will and voters of Washington county. His platform centers on liberty. February 24, 1004 Nar Hyper.
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United States
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Enforce the Law in Johnson City on Liquor Traffic
A local, organized campaign seeks to end illegal liquor sales after a citizen turnout condemns “blind tigers.” George P. Campbell is appointed special officer. fines rise to 145 dollars in one month, 45 dollars the next, as trials struggle with proof and perjury concerns.
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Johnson City
Christian Church
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Citizens’ League
George P. Campbell
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Fuller Campbell
Abe
Gail
Prohibition Clash as Johnson City Faces Blind Tiger Issue
The article notes Johnson Citys struggle with illicit whiskey sales and the difficulty proving it. calls for organized anti liquor enforcement with pro enforcement across party lines, highlighting local option reform and public pressure as key drivers. It also mentions national political commentary, and mentions the Blind Tiger as a symbol of ongoing liquor disputes in the region.
Memoriam piece mourns a young life lost to death
A memorial note laments a young daughter taken suddenly, describing her as pure and fragile like a white filly. The passage asks readers to pity the living left behind and to comfort their hearts as they endure separation until joining her in life everlasting.
W C T U Fountain Unveiled at St Louis Exposition
WCTU members celebrated July 2 with the unveiling of a green bronze fountain designed by Elsie Ward, presented by Mrs E B Ingalls at the exposition grounds. President Francia praised the WCTU’s work while Mr Taylor lauded the fountain as a symbol of uplift, costing $3000 with the inscription praising God Home and Native Land.
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Johnson City Union
DeWitts With Salve For Piles Burns Sores
Dissolution of partnership notice states the firm between Thomas and M G Caldwell ends. All debts to be paid to M G Caldwell, and all assets and obligations to be settled by Caldwell. Dated August 5 1904 in unknown locality with reference to dissolution terms.
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Caldwell
M. G. Caldwell
Notice of Fast Meeting of Creditors for Geo M Dulaney
In the Eastern District of Tennessee Geo M Dulaney of Johnson City Washington County is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for August 15 in the United States Court Knoxville Tennessee with creditors invited to attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine the bankrupt.
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Tennessee
Geo. M. Dulaney
Johnson City
Washington
Enid
Journal
Canowinn
Nee
Knoxville
Teun Ang
Card of Thanks for Rev. Trwin Lewis care and support
To our many friends who kindly and tenderly helped to care for our husband and father during his illness and death and to the Maronic fraternity we extend our most sincere thanks. Winowayp Carine.
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Maronic
Winowayp Carine
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