Tennessee Press Association visit and banquet at Johnson City
Forty Prose party members toured Cranberry mines in North Carolina then visited Johnson City for a grand banquet at the Piedmont Motel. Gen J T Wilder spoke on local minerals and Tennessee growth while the press praised local hospitality and the city’s enterprise.
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Penneshoo
Johson City
Cloudland
Cranberry
N.C
Roan Mountain Station
J.T. Wilder
Cranberry Hotel
Business Association of
Johnson City
Piedmont
A. A. Taylor
A. HL. Pettibone
J. Mareyey Mathes
Wilder
Tennessee
Jolson City
Jones
Sili
Gon. Wilder
A. A.taylor
W. Slutter
Tenmomee
Virginia
Georgia
Hprcial
Saseton
Tennessee Pros Association
Piedmont Hotel
Johnson YU
Low XU
J. Harvey Mathes
C. H. Slack
Courier
Bristol
East Tennessee
BR. M. Reams
Standard
McMinnville
Middle Tennessee
Duo
Rlison
Post Intelligencer
Parik
West Tennuese
Pitkin O. Wright
Ira Jones
the Provident
Th Jy
H. Slack
Sors
The
Tennessee Press Association
Business Association
Prohibition Drive in First District Rampant, Leaders Named
The First District is a prohibition stronghold and poised to deliver at least a 10000 vote majority for the amendment. Prominent Republicans and Democrats back prohibition, while anti amendment leaders are scarce. Report urges joint Democrat and Republican canvassers to mobilize voters.
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Ity
A. H. Pettibone
W. P. Brownlow
Newton Hacker
A. J. Brown
TH. Reeves
John Fain
Jas. White
O. C. King
C. J. St. John
Thos. Curtin
Bay
W. D. Haynes
John EB. Helms
Dulaney
Df Kirkpatrick
Orelay
Dowdle
Euch
Wlovein
Rail safety call and political critiques from a newspaper page
The piece argues for banning wooden railroad bridges in favor of fireproof stone or iron structures after a deadly Illinois rail disaster. It blames railroad corporations and politics, urging swift laws and budget consideration for public safety. It also covers temperance campaigning by Judge Alcorn and local incidents, including a horse accident and a humorous note about newspaper advertising mishaps.
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Illinois
Aim
Editorial Note Highlights From The September Hleotie
The September issue offers an extensive table of contents with emphasis on Emin Bey’s Central Africa letters illuminating his career and relief for Stanley. Frederick Harrison protests vandalism at Widder restoration of ancient masterpieces. An article on Cold is noted with Holman Hunt’s autobiographical painting piece. The Flags and Banners study adds archival insights. Published by E R Pett street New York with terms and a trial subscription offer. Robetie aliavy’s 1500 proceeds support the erection of fountains at his site.
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Emin Bey
Central Africa
Stanley
Frederick Harrison
Widder
Holman Hunt
E.R. Pett Street
New York
Robetie Aliavy
The Minority shows the people as a minority after a failed reform
A Tennessee reformer candidate for the Legislature boasts of a paradise for voters but wins only about 85 votes. The exchange ends with the quip that the people seem to be in the minority, highlighting skepticism about majority rule.
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Prince Jackson
M— County
Tennessee
ABC
John
Conflicting Reports on Tadiany Desven Movements Cause Ute Trouble
Conflicting reports say Tadiany Desven movements sparked Ute tension with authorities urging a peaceful return to the reservation. Sheriff Kendall led a raid from Meeker, battling Indians near Thornsburn, four Kendall men wounded and horses lost before the renegades escaped to Meeker. Reinforcements from Aspen and Glenwood Springs headed toward the front as word spread of Kendall’s split forces and desertion rumors.
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Desven
Sheri Kendall
Meeker
Thornsburg
Kendall
Cleanwood
Aspen
General West
Glouwouil Springs
Denver
Glenwood
Tse
Rawlins
The Great Curse of Intemperance
A fervent sermon denounces intemperance as a social and personal blight. It argues alcohol destroys body and mind, fuels crimes and misery, and threatens future generations. The speaker urges universal, total abstinence and pledges for children to avert a life of ruin.
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Jennico
Terx
Watt
Gil
Holt
Tennessee
Senle
Atlantic
Wales
Free America
Kentucky
America
Derderer
Delling Nowa
Winshop
H.W. Warren
Satan
Noah
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Ennesser Press
Cranbe
Rine Tire
Virgina
Georgia Ain
Wright
Noviety
Cael
Saya
Ibia
Gette
Mann
Aeller
A. Darke
Cleveland
Chairtown
Patterson
Pacifie Railway Commission
Counser
Central Pa
Cific Railroad
United States
San Francisco
Pattison
San Franciaro
Philadelphia
Maxwell
Preller
Fred Douglas
Aman
Henley
Hopkinsville
Columbia
Géorgia
Supreme Bench
John J. Vertroos
Nashville American
Mr. Vertrees
Vertrees
Avor
Dibbrell
Bright
Atkins
Wilson
House
Caldwell
Maitvoud
Yorkville
Black
Lathrop
Tost
Acrous Turkey
Manning Branch
King's Crook
Acrora King’s
Ramsaur
Augusta
Union
Camden
C's
Lancaster
Charleston
Three O's
Edgefield Advertiser
Catawba
Ramaaur
Guilney City
Rutherford County
Shelby
Shelby N. C
New
Noman
Chatsworth
Herald
Navy
Whitney
Sarvier
N.Y. Herald
Judge Alcorn
Missippi
Cole’ School House
Stony Creek
Taylor's Church
Carter Furnace
Watauga
Cole's School House
Carter County
Wight
Temperance
Mountaineer
Louis Ganzor
Oshkosh
Republican
Darlington
Davi City
Nebo
Lucia
John TL. Sullivan
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