Nominations and newspaper notes from East Tennessee
The piece mentions Tom Johnson's gubernatorial nomination by acclamation in Ohio, hints at disclosure risks, and notes a Cleveland baby named Francis Grover Cleveland. It praises the Memphis Scimitar editor Harry Ricketts, introduces Knoxville Sentinel editor Milton, reports on Johnson City coverage, and previews The Herald of Bristol with Chas O Hearon and John Wood in leadership roles.
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Tom Johnson
Ohio
Cleveland
Francis Grover Cleveland
Amos
Harry Ricketts
Memphis Scimitar Beea
Imo
the Universe
Harry
Gino
Milton
Knoxville Sentinel
Johnson City
Tennessee
Sentinel
The
Herald
Bristol
Associated Press
Chas. O. Hearon
Jno. Wood
Mary E. Morgan
M. T. Morgan
Emma J. Thomas
Clarance Thomas
Willis Thomas
Roach Thomas
Charmie Thomas
Kate ‘Thomas
State of
Opent
Tenn
Arid County
Barracks and hospital work progress in wartime facility
Construction details reveal Marracks 1 and 2 are 280 feet by 4 feet and four stories with three stairways, to be heated by steam. The worgue project costs $0,000 and is accessible via arched tunnel from Ward 4 basement, capacity four to five holces. Nids opened for kitchen gear, Dan Patrell of Atlanta contracted for plumbing and steam heating. No.1 barracks sheeted, doors laid, sailing walls and hall fit-out underway.
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Marracks
Nids
Dan'l Patrell
Atlanta
Meas Hall
No.1
Fn Ia
University of Tennessee and Hamblen County notices
At No 2 barracks lathing upper Moors nearly finished terra cotta work slow plasterers on top floor stairways to be iron elevator center and smoking rooms at each end of each story University of Tennessee Knoxville schools and departments offerings include winter courses 275 scholarships and free tuition for Tennessee students session opens Sept 1 1903 W Danny president catalog and exam course details Teachers Interstate Examination Course info via Prof 0L Graham Morristown bids for street and road grading and macadamizing Hamblen County sealed proposals due Sept 16 1903 approximate $50 000 to be expended
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No. 2
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Laramar
Department of Education
Department of Law
Tennessee
Chances W. Danny
Pike Commissioners
Mamblen County
Board
Merchant's Bank
Morristown
Tenn
Hamblen County
Quinnex
Chinn
Johnson City Bond Vote on 23,009 Bond Issue for Public Improvements
An election to decide issuing 23,009,000 in public improvement bonds for twenty years at five percent interest. The resolution details expenditures for driveways, roads, and street upgrades within Johnson City, including grading, macadamizing, culverts, and drainage along West Main, Sumner, Lamont, Boone, and Watauga streets, with proceeds to fund specified municipal projects.
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Tennessee
Johnson City
United States
General Assembly
Tennasaen
Anne
Public Square
Buffalo
Walnut Streets
Corporation Line
Buffalo Street
Walnut Street
Bufalo Street
Thiasim
West Main
Saumer
Lamont
Anlamont
Corporate No
ELRO
Ior
Boone Street
West Market
West Main Street
Presbyterian Church
Badoloo
Watanga Avenue
Brush Creek
Osaka Avenue
Roan
Sear
Watauga
Ford Alley
East Market Street
Holston
Railroad Crossing
Main
Chere
Brush Creek Bridge
Boone
New
Division Street
Carlisle Hotel
Oan Street
Roanoke
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RAY Thursday
Haleved
Ikwany
Asela
Pate
Mr. Thompson
Grover
Chas, Cunningham
SPSS
Bi. HH. Clover
Twenty: First Ohio Regiment
Danville, Til
Boiford Stone
Graham
Randolph Building
Memphis
Watauga Water Company
Washington County
J. WH. Thomas
Kaing College
Bristol, Tenn.va
Presbyterian College
Rey
Gao
Boorn, Prost
Tennoaser
Virginia College For
Vatley
Witchula
Wellesley
Mattie PO Harris
Hump Scott
Benet Bee
Davewayh
FORD
Yaa
King Street
Hoan
Wim Street
Lim
King
Spring Street
Second Avenue
Elm
North Main Street
Ous
Columbna Powell Aroe
Afarthay Wilted
Columbus Lowell
Coltumban Powell
Furnce
Martha Wilder
Langston
Freaane Sar Columbax Powell
Ventitate
Reneere
Selence Hill
Veintonn
Science Hill
Tangeton
Arand
Pine Street
West Street
Mean Street
Harris Avenues
West Market Street
Spring
M.j,gamp
Geo. T. Wofford
P.M. Ward
Gronan W. Willerr
M. HL. Gaston
J. M. Mannes
Chichester
Englii Pennyroyal Pitts
Desoto
Sr Ut U
Main Street
Dr. Preas
Post Office
G. E. Hinkley
Ward & Friberg
Planing Mills
Jobe Streat
Cor, Roane and
Jobe Sts
Johnson City, Tenn
Mitchell County
N.C
P. O
SAS
Antintal
Queenswar
China Goode
Glissware
Pioneer
Ss. B
Hite
Denton
Jonnbon City Powder Company
Lowlord
Winchester
O, Williams
Provident
J. D. Cox
Tare L
Banoner
Cashier
Avan B. Choven
Ass't
Ciahler
Ial Bank
Joh
Nson City, Tenn
Board of Direcrons
M.S. Elsen
BR. L. Bruner
William and Tate L. Earnest
Sas M. Gavant
M. Knox
the City National Bank OF
GSO
N. Brows
James M. Book
Brey
GO. O. Tarnon, Isaac Hain
P.M. Wann
Moss
L. Howann
H. C. Miller
Crouch’s Tailor Store
C. EB. Milhorn
R. K. Williams & CO
Bath Department
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