Reform in Finance and War Talks Dominate Weekly News
The week reports a Colorado Midland railway move into receivership, the Wilson tariff bill sent to the Senate Finance Committee, and 566 U.S. business failures. Armed talks with Brazil over Rio de Janeiro finish with Rear Admiral Benham’s role. saddle stallion Chester Dare sells for 2100 at Danville. House Judiciary rejects a presidential nonre-election amendment while bond issues raise 48 million dollars. J. W. McNamara is convicted in Missouri for slander against priests. L and N Railway posts a larger loss. Mississippi lawmakers debate pay during extended session. Boston, New York, Philadelphia see commercial and political activity as naval events influence trade. George W. Childs dies in Philadelphia after shaping journalism and philanthropy. The Senate digs into bond issues as Quay and Voorhees push financial reform and treasury measures, while Louisville eyes hosting the Grand Army encampment amid Southern city competition. Atlanta mobilizes Republican papers in a bid to influence coverage.
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Senate
Committee On Finance
United States
Benham
Chester Dare
Danville
Kentucky
Quay
Treasury
Voorhees
Poster
Atlanta
Chicago
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in Johnson City 1894
By decree of court in Washington County Tennessee the sale of tax delinquent lands and town lots will occur on Wednesday February 28 1894 in front of the courthouse. Bids start on six months credit with interest and costs. purchaser provides notes with security and a lien retained on the property. W F Young C M by C W Hodge D C M.
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W.F. Young
C. W. Hodge
Delinquent Tax Sales in Washington County Tenn
In obedience to a court decree the town of Johnson City will sell at public outcry parcels of land and town lots in Washington County Tennessee to satisfy 1890 taxes plus interest and costs. Purchasers pay the sale amount with security and a lien is retained on the property. Sales proceed in front of the courthouse during legal hours for judicial sales. The lands cover Ninth Civil District and other districts with a general description provided.
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Court House
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Pene
Tennerses
Carnegie
Third Avenue
East Tenn
Land Co
Claiborne St
Henry St
Afton Street
Henry Street
Wilder Addition
Fairview Avenue
Railroad Street
B.V.L. Co
A. Barnes
J.C.R. FE. Co
Locust Street
W. Main St
Miller and Cross
Mollie Campbell
C. R.E. Co
Cherry Street
Bowman, Bowman & Bowman
N. J. Clark
East Carnegie
2Nd Avenue
Dear Park, Pry & Bowman
Thos, Connor
Park
Love & Reeves
Toohn Chase
R.R
Colors & Matson
J. F. Crumley
Color
J . Crumley
Carnegie Addition
ByCo
Love,Bowman
J.f.crumley
Henry
Division Street
M. Demarer
Jonesboro
West Main Street
Lacy
BT. M
Williams
Graham
Joadan Williams
Hamilton St
Deer Park
Spruce St
J T Giles
Tenn Land Co
Grover Street
Megie
Fifth Avenue
Wilson
Oak & Anaka
W Graves & Co
Obe
Poplar Street
Briggs and
Lawson
J E Hart
Spring St
JE Hart
Watauga
Myrtle Avenue
East Tonn Land Co
BV L.co
Huston
Steve Huston
Bowman, Bowman & Hopwood
Mack Huston
Third Avenue Oase
Stratton, Wagoner&Street
Marcus Hamilton
Fourth Avenue
Haylor
Herron
Seler Addition
Title Street
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Colorado Midland Railroad
House Committee On Judiciary
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Friends of Te
House
J. W. McNamara
Louisville
Independence
Nashville
Perold
Rio de Janeiro
W. B Hornblower
Justice Blatchford
New York
Emily
Nelson
Hill
New York General Assembly
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Mississippi
State of Tennessee
Chancery Court
Et al
Eest
Harris St
East Tennessee Land Co
Carnegie Land Co
Ave
Rm &T
H.K. Little
W. F. Young
D.C
Joseph Leach
Houndarine
Cole and
Bruce
Burrow
Elmo Street
Alley
Grover
Walnu
Qhslie Campbell
Fairview St
Willow St
Cary
Kirkpatrick
Third Ave
Leonard
Slagle
McCuerry
Cherry St
Spring,Buffalo, Ashe and Che Sts
Crown St
Qth Ave
Main Street
Fourth Ave
Fair Street
4Th Ave
Wall St
Second Ave
Unaka Ave
Briggs, Lawson, Sexton and
Wolfe
Myrtle St
Alley and
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