Political turmoil over gold standard and silver bonds debate
The article describes a heated session with Teller's silver bond resolution defeated, Reed's pressure on the House, and GOP divisions over gold vs silver. It notes Democratic and Republican maneuvering, Spain trade talk linked to Cuba and Puerto Rico, and warnings about political tricks in the 1900 cycle. It citesSenator Cafferey of La and Senator Tillman of S 07 among critics.
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Czar Reed
House
Trood
Honda
Reed
Amel
Democratic Caucus Nominates Turley for Tennessee Senate
The Tennessee Democratic caucus nominated Thomas B. Turley of Memphis for U S senator to fill the unexpired term of Harris. The vote tally showed Turley 46, McMillin 4, Taylor 1, with a joint convention to elect Turley tomorrow noon. Governor Taylor praised the caucus and pledged to defend state rights against centralized power.
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Nashville
Thomas B. Turley
Memphis
Sham
Harris
Wes
Taylor
Turley
McMillin
Eiforte
Sign
Congress
Rogersville
Star
Tennessee
United States
Torley
People of
Doctor Claims Liver Health Prevents Disease
The article states doctors link miasmatic disorders to stomach and bowel derangements and tout Jutt's Liver Pills as a cure for liver troubles, claiming the liver is the driving wheel of the body and its disorder causes disease.
The Danger Mothers Friend Allays Nervousness
The advertisement claims Mother's Friend eases pregnancy changes with less nausea and headache. It assures safety for mother and child and promises quicker recovery so she may fulfill her new duties with strength and vigor.
Innocent Sufferer Praises Africana for Blood Disease Relief
A Brevard North Carolina resident credits Africana with curing years of haemorrhagic symptoms and sore eyes in a child. The letter-like testimony claims the medicine halted hereditary blood disease and improved the narrator’s own condition after two bottles.
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Rly. F. M
Jordan
Brevard
Transylvania County
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Chancery Case
In Washington County Tennessee the Chancery Court at Johnson City issues a non resident notice in the case Nat W Taylor versus Hattie Taylor. Publication for four weeks in Tur Comer Johnson City notifies the defendant to appear and answer by March 1898 or the bill will be confessed.
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Cerne
Tennessee
Mer
Tur Comer
Johnson City
Chancery Court
Johneon City
Saleh
W. F. Youne
M. Joan G
Pounnt
Macon
W. Hoper
Creditors Notified In Magnetic Building & Loan Case
In Chancery Court Johnson City Tennessee creditors of the Magnetic Building and Loan Association are ordered to join the suit by April first 1898 or be excluded from benefits. Creditors may file claims with the assignee or depositions may be taken as proof. Separate suits against the Association or its assignee are barred. This notice dated January 27 1898.
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Magnetic Building & Loan Association
Avid Magnetic Building & Loan Association
Avid Association
Gaid Magnetic Building & Loan Association
Ite Am Gnee
W. F Youss
W, Monae
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Johnson City Tennessee
Public auction set for February 18, 1898 at the Johnson City court house door to satisfy a Deed of Trust dated May 26, 1806 by F A Stranton and wife recorded 1896. Describes multiple lots in Carnegie Land Co and Wilder additions, an undivided half interest in blocks 17–20, and two C D land strips on High Street. Teadc Hane, Trustee.
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F. A Stranton
Register
Jonesboro
Tennesee
Court House
Johnson City
Tenn
Batate
Washington County
Carnegie Land Company
Recorder
Wilder
High Street
Wit Teadc Hane
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CY Lyle
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Southern Methodist Book Publishing Company
Washington
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Department of State
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Tillman
Toyo
Wuchs
Senator
Kentucky
Knoxville Sentinel
Col. Watterson
Young Men's Christian Association
Paris
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Walter
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William Rule
Knoxville Journal
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Maryville Times
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Knoxville Tribune
Peter ‘Racy
Tracy
Col. Connolly
Grayson
Dr. Grayson
Gen. Tracy
Hardeman
Isham G. Harris
Ennassee
Henry H. Hise
Brush Croek
Hise
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Jumen
J. FP. Niller
G. W. Olliver
Walter Morris
J. W. Bayless
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Nat
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Hattie Taylor
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Galliher
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Spring Street
W. G Mathes
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Chattanooga
Alalen
Japan
ALLEN
Anti-Rust M'P'g CO
Vine St
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Duffy
Rodiew
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Rochester
N. Y
Union Teachers’ Agencies of America
Rev
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Tienphix
Arkansas
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Nash- Pullman
Nilhon Aight Inn
Palace Khosvne Ashevil
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Morita
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JL. Edmondson
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Mayor McCarthy
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