Congressional Rumors in Johnson City December 1808
The Comet notes Senate and House activity on state admissions and pensions. A Michigan senator vows to leave after March fourth. A constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years is proposed. Debates touch tariff, steel imports, and travel to recess.
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Johnson City
Tenn
California
Harrison
Senator Palmer
Michigan
Piva
Senate
United States
Plumb
Steel Trust
State House of Texas
Wichita
Kan
Republican Party
Secretary of State Refuses to Affix Seal to Certificate
Governor and Secretary of State clash over election certificate for James Meigs and Rhea counties. Secretary Allison declines to sign or seal the document, citing lack of law authorizing attestation of the governor’s signature. The dispute centers on Alex McNabb versus Sam Yarnell as the elected man, with further action anticipated from Governor Taylor’s lawyers in a developing case.
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Nasaville
Allison
James, Meigs
Rhea
Meigs
Secretary of State
Alex, McNabb
James
Meige
Taylor
Alex McNabb
Sam Yarnell
Gentlerman
McNabb
Yarnell
Mersie
Demess
Colgar
Birmingham Riot Witness Describes Violent Night in City
David Bell of Louisville arrives in Birmingham and recounts the riot after the Hawes murder case. He describes mobs, guard actions around the jail, shots fired, and fears of a reign of terror as Birmingham grapples with public anger and calls for Hawes’ lynching. The report also notes related items on Johnson City and local notices.
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Meaiphle
David Bell
Louisville
Birmingham
Gaston
Hawes
Ollicere
Jen Masé
Lonat
Notice of Dissolution and Creditors in 1888 Knox County
The notice records the dissolution of M. Burrell & Co on December 1 1888 with James Sutton continuing business and assuming all debts. It also lists a legal attachment against W S Lewis, detailing a sheriff sale of assorted goods and a court process from Washington County Tennessee. Hunters are warned against trespassing on Mary J Young’s land.
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M. Bhurrell & Go
Mutual
Ginrrel
Jas. Sutton
M. Harrell & Co
Wls. Lewis
Marta Justion
Pewce
Washington
Mathes de Wilcox
Von
Mathes & Witeux
H.C. Harta
Justice of the Peace of
B B. Murray
Jhatcho Cutlercone
Hirt
Disney Washington County
Tenn
Waghinet
Ny County
Penn
Jolino
Cile
Mary J. Young
F.C. Ware
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