Johnson City Bank Report of December 19 1898
Report of the condition of Johnson City Tennessee at the close of business on December 19 1898. Lists resources including loans and discounts 118008.62 and deposits 20115.67, notes re discount 7951.60, capital stock and surplus, and other claimable items. President J E Cranpan certifies the accuracy with notary public attestation and directors signatures following.
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Johnson City
Tennessee
Burplus Fund
4. P. Horrie
F.K. Mountcastie
Directors
Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank of Johnson City
Annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the bank in Johnson City Tennessee on Tuesday January 9 1694 J B Crawpart president Snat Two warranty deeds recorded Harris and wife to Dr H Brown and Dr H Brown to Eliza Gooper. Return to Tus Comer office and receive reward 406 tf
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the First, National Bank of
Johnson City
Tennessee
J.B. Crawpart
Harris
Dr. H. Brown
H. Brown
Eliza Gooper
Peculiar Twenty Year Tax Case Reaches State Recovery
A long unsettled case ends with the state recovering 5040 from Jonesboro as part of a 20 year dispute over Branscomb deficit. The matter centers on fraudulent transfers between Branscomb and relatives to evade debt, with the Supreme Court of Knoxville affirming lower court judgments against John D. Cox and John Rhea Spurgeon.
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Maxis Atiay Iv
Jpetial
Pope
Ulm
Supreme Court
J. Brinecomb
Washington County
Tate
Brill
Branscoast
Cox
Rhea Spurgeon
Beanscomb
John D. Cox
Join Lenox
Jobe D
Be,s
Bill
John D
Branacomb
John D. John D
Knoxville
Jonesboro
John Rhea Spurgeon
Branscomb
Thomas Spurgeon
Thomas
John Rhea
Bondaman
Harris
Mitchell Confident Heads to Jacksonvilla Training Quarters
Charley Mitchell arrived in New York from Boston and proceeded to Philadelphia for meals prepared there. He will stay in Philadelphia and travel to Jacksonvilla to enter training, with Jim Hall and Steve O'Donnell meeting him in Florida next week. He asserts complete confidence in victory.
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New York
Charley Mitchell
Boston
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Jacksonvilla
Bia
Florida
Jim Hall
Steve O'Donnell
Mitchell
Ewing and Beecher Wed in Baltimore Ceremony
Miss Frances Ewing daughter of Judge Ewing and niece of Vice President Stevenson married B Baylis Beecher a Memphis banker at St Peter's Church Baltimore The Rev I W Clampit officiated with Rt Rev Wm Paret assisting The bride was given away by Vice President Stevenson A reception followed at Rev Clampit's home The couple will reside in Memphis.
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Baltimore
Frances Ewing
Judge Ewing
United States
Brussel
Stevenson
B. Baylis Beecher
Memphis
Maryland
Julia Stevenson
Clampint
Ghastly head found on stump near creek in Arkansas City
Mr Higgins recounts a severed head on a stump beside a creek and a headless body nearby. The victim is a named stranger involved in a claim jumping dispute. Settlers fear further summary action may follow as tensions rise among claim holders and authorities.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Higgins
Kansas City
Bonaire
Ohio
Kentucky Malting Co in receivership turmoil near Kentucky
Kentucky Malting Co of Louisville has failed leaving about 500000 in liabilities. W Herman, president, travels to Augusta to aid the brewery receiver and may return to face creditors. Private debts total around 150000 owed to German investors. Creditors nationwide fear losses as assets hover near 160000 to 170000.
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Louisville
Bec
Kentucky Malting Company
W. Herman
Augusta
Ile
Kentucky
Herman
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Aseta
Peixote Reverses Expulsion Order Abroad
President Peixote has recalled the expulsion order against foreigners, reversing a prior action. The move reflects a policy rethink as the Pernambuco region reports the development on December 2. The recall removes the earlier directive targeting foreign residents.
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Pernambuco
Peixote
Prince Pedro Arrives in Paris for Christmas Visit
Prince Pedro has arrived in Paris on route to Boulogne sur Seine to stay with Count and Countess D En at their villa for Christmas. The visit has no political aim.
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Paris
Dec
Pedro
Count
D'En
Boulogne Sur Seine
Bicycle records fall at Madison Square Garden six day race
New York December 25 records were broken in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. Van Emburg beat the 100 mile record of six hours and twenty minutes with five hours thirty minutes, while Hosmer surpassed the twelve hour mark of 176 miles by riding 206 miles four laps. Current twelve hour standings list Hosmer leading with 206 miles followed by Martin and Waller.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Robe
van Emburg
Hosmer
Prince
Martin
Waller
Schock
Starbuck
Asinger
Albert
Meixell
Golden
Barton
Fuller
Forwalt
Safe Blown Open at Russellville Depot
A safe in the Russellville Kentucky depot was blown open last night and its contents stolen. No further details or suspects were available.
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Clarkaville
Russellville
Yesterday's Earthquake Shakes Bedford County Homes
Reports from Bedford County indicate yesterday's quake lasted eighteen to twenty seconds. Houses were shaken severely, alarming inhabitants as the shock traveled southerly and was most felt near the mountains.
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Bedford
Remarkable 18th Century Letter Supposedly From Jesus Christ
Transcribed notes describe a printed gospellike letter said to be written by Jesus and found near Mesopotamia. The document claims divine revelations, Sabbath commandments, social duties, blessing for believers, and dire curses for unbelievers, detailing a long transmission history and family custodians in Salford County Virginia.
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Salford County
Virginia
Mra
M. BF
Towson
Fletcher
William Smith
Bey
P. C. Fletcher
Wiley
M. ¥. Towson
Low Ae Fleer
Low Bi. Fletcher
Jesus Christ
Tconium
Holy
Mesopotamia
Lconium
Mexaopotamia
Christ
Gabriel
Ruvtoer
Mykell
Ball
Sks
Earthquake Shocks Huntington with Morning Vibration
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Huntington between three and four o'clock this Christmas morning, lasting only seconds and moving from southeast to northwest. The tremor woke many residents from sleep and is recorded as a minor seismic event.
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Huntington
Seaton
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