Political maneuvering and court of public opinion in early reform era
The Roberts committee may hear Utah witnesses and decide on further testimony. Philadelphia wins the 1900 Republican national convention, while intra party deals swap support for representation. Protests over seating a senator and possible Utah governor appointment are noted amid gold standard debates and House passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Utah
Congress
Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
Chisago
Votta
Payne
Smallpox Quarantine in Johnson and Carter Counties
Dr J A Albright reports 25 to 30 smallpox cases between Butter Johnson County and Pish Springs along the Watauga in Carter County. Cases are isolated and quarantined. Choir revival at First Presbyterian ends with new organ delayed and substitutes assisting soloists Wertz McFerrin Bristol Mrs James absent Scott substitute.
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Johnson and
Carter
J. A. Albright
East Tennessee
Butter
Johnson County
Watauga
Carter County
Nashville
Herislon
First Presbyterian Church
Mis. Wertz
McFerrin
Bristol
Mrs. James
Miss Scott
Wyenst
Ebgin
Capital paid in. Reserved Fund. Undivided Profita.
Capital paid in and reserved fund noted with undivided profits and deposits. Financial record item highlights basic equity components and cash reserves.
Senate committee debates Quay case and seating of Allen
The ledger notes Senate elections committee hearings on Quay with Edmonds leading the case and Pennsylvanias AG arguing for Quay. Simas questioning reveals belief few Republicans backed the gold standard bill for party unity. Nebraska Republicans face seating challenge over Hayward vacancy, Allen to be seated. Also mentions Meek securing a bird dog named Bob from Johnson City and a local Knoxville notice praising M. Jacksons grocery. A wedding narrative follows about Bob Bailey’s family and the nuptial ceremony.
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Vance
Senate
McKinley
Finance Committee
Congress
Quay
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Penrose
John Wanamaker
Pettus
Sponsol
Representative Sims
Tounence
Sima
Nebraska
Allen
Hayward
Washington
Bnance
John L. Meek
Johnson City
Bob
Bob'’ Taylor
Bob Bailey
Wedding of Mr Sneed and Miss Able Celebrated
The article notes the marriage of John Sneed and Misa Tiny Able with friends in attendance and hearty congratulations. It also mentions Navy references, a local parade, and upcoming entertainment at the Opera House with several performers. The text includes court notices and various civil actions in Johnson City.
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John Sneed
Misa Tiny
Sneed
Mrs. I
Harry Groep
Pawling DeGonde
Grace Harcourt
George Atkinson
America
Philip Ellsworth
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Tris
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Mr. McKinley
Mr. Cleveland
Moulsy
Panemoeaeo
Teac Bibles
J. W. Cass
Estes Meat
Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Resources
Brooks Government Bonds
Estes
Harris Bid’g
Addrens
The
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Dept. A
Dept. Satio
Atdelphia
Tate L. Earnest
Main Street
Falls of Ohio
Cuba
M. Jackson
Nare
Jackson
Thia
Hare Exousie
Wale
N.K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St.Louis
New York
Doatoe
City Drug Store
R. S. Bolton
W L
James
Garbers, Tenn
Als
Sabin
Mr Ae
Eeo Angeloymyers
Erete
Phillips and
Walters
Admiral Dewey
San Juan Hill
Vale
Naval Place
Bristol Business College
N. N. Lemond
Southern Business College
Boards of Health
J. Walter Cargilleux
Railway Go
J. M. Carr & Co
Goo
Eb, Clark
Hunter & Brown
F. M. Gloger
A. P. Currier
Virginia Tron
Coat & Coke Go
Wim. Weaver
Virginia Coal, Iron & Coke Co
Henry Wughes
David Day
Geo. F. Campbell Va
Tom A. Crow
John A. Crow
Geo. F. Campbell
Judgmant
W. Hanter
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