Weekly Comet notes and editorials from Johnson City Tenn
A local item list includes Precinct 19 Knights meeting at 780 o'clock in the hall over First National Bank and references to competing newspapers. Opinion excerpts discuss English democracy, aristocracy, and tariff policy, with commentary from the New York World and Detroit Free Press. A Philadelphia inventor introduces odorless whiskey, noted as a blow to the glove industry and a commentary on women's rights.
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First National Bank
Englash
House of Lords
Gladstone
England
Lim
America
Chattanooga Times
Philadelphia
Detroit Free Press
Turkeys and accompaniments from a home serving guide
A divergent culinary column outlines classic roast turkey sides such as giblet and cranberry sauces with celery and vegetables. It also lists multiple vegetable combinations and advances fragments about ore analyses and a local mining encounter from a distant district, with many garbled details.
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Maria Perloa
Ladies Home Journal
Transit Metes and Political Moves Stir Congress
Remarked actions influence Speakership race as McMillin withdraws to avert deadlock. Tennessee Democrats vow harmony while reports hint at Speaker Crisp ordering daily prayers. Ledge and Reed emerge in power shifts amid party dynamics and wealth inequality critiques.
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McMillin
Tennessee
Nashville Herald
Jerry Simpson
Crisp
Congress
Knoxville Sentinel
Ledge
Reed
House of Representatives
Memphis Suimitar
Chicago News
Me Crisp and Democratic unity in the House race
The Knoxville Journal editor explains Crips nomination as a firm Democratic choice to organize the House at a pivotal moment. Describes Urigosa as judicial and adept in parliamentary tactics, with all candidates aligned on reform and opposition to protective tariffs in the current political climate.
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Crisp
Griep
Mids
Flarty
Atl
N. Y. World
Democratic Party
Urigosa Mane
The
Honee
Gateway to the Mineral and Timber Laden Alleghenies
A feature highlighting the Allegheny region rich in natural resources, detailing mineral deposits and extensive timber reserves that underpin local industry and development, with emphasis on geographic wealth and economic potential.
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Alleghenies
Heart of Magnetic Ore District Johnson City Booms
Johnson City 106 miles from Knoxville sits at key rail junctions of East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia with Richmond and Danville lines. New railroads Johnson City and Greenville connect, plus Southern and Western Air Line near Cranberry. The town boasts rich ores, timber, limestone, and a growing population of 4,160, with multiple trunk lines and improving climate and infrastructure.
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Johnson City
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
North Carolina
Carolina
Greensboro
Richmond
Danville
Wilkesboro
Cumberland Gap
Southern and Western Air Line
Shelby
N. C
Cranberry
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad
Ad. WM
Hunt
Cranberry Mountains
Johnson City Industrial Firms and Local Institutions
The record lists Johnson City and Watonga firms including Johnson City Tin and Stove, Marble Yard, Johnson City Furniture, Watonga Electric Lighting, Carnegie Street Railroad, Watauga Tannery, various brick works and planing mills, and manufacturers like Crandall-Harris Tobacco Factory. It notes the Cranberry mines of magnetic ore with a 2,000,000-ton potential and local court and church listings, plus lodge and fraternal groups with meeting details.
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Johnson City Tin and Stove Company
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Tim Papera
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Pitesbrg
Walter
Dalglotel
Xtunbholters
Knoxville Journal
Chattanooga Tins
Tim Appeal
Avalanche
Illinois
Jonsson
Thnnersee & Whatern SN
CBR
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Mapu
Wark Howe Cranher
Johnwon
Vy Us
Chcano
Song Factory
Browning & Co Wrtnnign Water Ca
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John R. Proc
Kentucky
Coke
Peli Tir
Garner
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Okelon Ane
Marbleton
Heer
Geormla
Agha City
Cleveland
City Directory
Johnson City Law Court
Sion
Brown
L. Couper
J. M. Mati
P.M. Cieuoral
Opeh
Board OF Trade
Wm. G. Mathes
Preaflent
Moon
Roome
East
Ye Moa Lyte
Mbler Beeretary
Yanovary
Sestuar
Church Directory
M. E
Uburob
Booth—Hey
J. A. Cargille
Carnerle Mission
Mets
East Cameie
J J. Adame
Jay
Fider
J. Huck
Pator
May
Fay
Akg
JM Gait
Anpl
Artepie Mission Methodit
Masonic
Brahacoe
John Serter Lodge
Hall Ofer Christing
Anone
Imon
Miller
U. RK. P
Ghewton Herald
Christian
Ana
Noble Grand
Geo. Nigh
Mice
Jd. W. Cox
PHL
Wottand
Fiayd Shires Weyey Walle
Vine I. Ie
New Reno I Las
North Wiatto
Austin Spring
Si Ark
Springs
Aoa
Hope Brkus. & CO
Hope Bros. & Co
Cc Dulaney
Learing Booksellers
Main St
G. de Hamilton
M. Harris
CG. B. Hamilton & Co
Commission - Merchants - and - Brokers
Hamilton Buildins
Railroad Street
Johnson Cipy
Angie Tron Compar
Tohnson City, Tenn
Mandr
Vaso
Blunt
Jobs
Snapp
Neon City
W. A. Kite & Co
Appril W. A. Kite & Co
Tounsesn City
CARNEGIE + LAND + COMPANY
J.T. Wilder
J. W. Cure
Levy & Treas
the Comet Steam Power Printing Establishment
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