Local Notices and Ads Mix in Early City Paper
Fragmented item mix reports sermons schedules and ads. Preachers Cowan and J O Cowan slated at First Presbyterian with visits to locals. National Old Maul[e] Union to meet at Jobo's Opera House in February. Trade ads seek second hand furniture and discount foods at Jackson’s with Berry Brothers Detroit varnish pamphlet offer. Also notices on Chill Pad medical claims and office openings in Covington and Cincinnati ads.
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National
Old Maule’ Union
Jobo's
Vilain Tite
Berry Brothers
Detroit
Michigan
Johnson City Updates and Local Notes From 1900s Item
Local briefs recount residents Bayless, Lynn, Horney Burleson, and others visiting or home from cities like Bristol and Kansas. Reports on county primary date, Wade Patton fever rumor denial, and weddings and engagements including Miss Minnie Morrell. Industrial notes cover firms Benner and Burnt seeking New York goods lines, plus Stoney Creek iron pyrite project in Carter County and foreman changes on the Southern railroad.
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Meeting Notice
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company Johnson City Tennessee February 5 1900 announces a stockholders annual meeting at the company office Johnson City Pennsylvania March 7 1900 between 10 and 12 for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and other business Secretary Joan E Wise
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East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Johnson City
Tenn
Penn
Joan 8. Wise
Wedding in High Society At Watauga Tenn 1900
Tuonday wedding unites Mr Charles O Middleword and Miss Johneon in a grand ceremony at the M. church. Choir, organist Miss Dora Cargitle, arch with wax tapers, reception at groom’s parents’ home, congratulatory notices from friends in Watauga and Murfreesboro. Infant death noted. local residents visiting relatives.
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Charles 0
Middleworld
Tyo Johneon
Jas
A. Stummers
Sam Millard
Hoaree Miller Weir
Bol Marti
Dora Cargitle
Will Harris
Will Johnsmon
J. J. Robinette
Lowise Scott
Iribe
Mfr
BR. G. Johnson
Mra
Biddle
Son City
Jonesboro
Fayette Humphreys
Oliver Springs
Margaret Range
Yeager
W. Va
William Albertson
Elizabethton
David
J. B. Smith
Viener
The Dead Governor of Kentucky
A flawed tribute to William Goebel, detailing his life as a lone, ambitious leader who opposed chartered companies. The piece portrays him as principled and brave, resisting corruption, and notes his death as a catalyst for calls of justice against Kentucky’s powerful interests.
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Pawaion
Kentucky
Mint
Bari
William Goebal
Helles
Frankfort
Wimgelf
Hieve
Caesar
William Goebel
Helex
Jin
Goebel
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
United States
Texas
New York
California
Roodason
Stephen‘Jean
Thule
Virginia
John G. Carlile
Himiself
Gopbel
Carlisle
Atlsollows
Courier-Journal
Bee Hive stores sale notes and wartime letter sighs
A Bee Hive notice lists groceries and prices including Sugar 18 pounds for $1.00, Flour and Shoes while a personal letter laments hot weather and lack of rain. War news covers Lt James Toncray’s Manila death and local marriages, illnesses, and community events in Johnson City and Elizabethton.
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Barker's Mills
James C Rhea Dead at Mexia Home
Telegram reports the death of James C. Rhea at his Mexia area home. A 45 year old citizen of Toxac for 28 years, he died of paralysia. He leaves a wife and three children.
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W. BR
Rhea
James C. Rhea
Mexia
Lexus
Toxac
Goebel and the Kentucky nomination battle analyzed
The Courier Journal assesses Goebel's rise to governor, arguing the 1900 election law was a flawed device he supported to beat rivals. It defends Goebel as a reformer despite opposition, blames the law for political turmoil, and urges Republicans to reconsider their stance amid the Fort Knox-like clash at Frankfort.
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Goebel
Carlisle
Mr. Sanford
Mr. Goebel
Mr. Sandford
Sanford
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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Chicazo
Lewall
Niagara Valle
Ralston
Dackson's
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Chave & Sanborn
Jackson's
Wall
Addreva
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Cincinnati
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Jonesbornesday
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Debu Hon City
Horney Burleson
Miller
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Weel
Tow Gray
Philippine
Tolande
W. C. Dyer
Las Boen
Walter Lindamood
Willie Cox
Mayme Hawkins
Mra. A. D. Beelor
Bristol
W. W
Wade Patton
Havana
Wade
Missex Sallie
Minnie Morrall
Sullivan County
J. T King
Kansas
Minnie Morrell
Lidy
Messrs
BR. L, Benner
Thos
Hurnt
Wedneyay
St. Peter
Rvenessee Mineral Co
Stoney Creek
Carter County
U.T
Fackenthall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dorron
Miss Roller
I. J. Galloway
E. C. Reeves
J. M. Martin
J. Ronen
Jobe
Tatler
M. Parker
Postance Tospector
Parker
Ohio
Tobe
Knoxville
Chattanooga Times
Southern
J. M. Dempany
Johoson City
Louisville
A. L. Baek
Mr. Dempany
J. W. Wampler
Greeneville
Diltiie
Jack Williams
White Rock Mountain
Businesa
Coster
Bia Lome
The
Philippines
Fagan Scott
Philippine Islands
Santa Claim
Manila
Clarence Whitlow
Jitk Whitlow
26Th Infantry
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Jan
Stari
St Paul
Mina
Johnson
City Drug Store
Office OF
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W. C. Snapp
Very Truly
Raymond Lyle
Charles
Riddle
Miss Iva Johneon
Watauga
Chas
Dye
Tanppore
James P. Toncray
Washington
Otin
War Department
James 2. Toncray
Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Brownlow
J . Gibson
Pension Committee
East Tennessee
Tonnenac
House
Senate Judicial Committee
Senate
Wil Cresting
Paneteere
Janes
Bart Landry
Cent
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Cargille
Tournal
Goebel Binsolf
Lewler
Courier-Jouroal
ConriorJournal
Whitewnis
ConrierJournal
Amien
Prankfort
Avages
Contier Journal
Henry W. Weiler
Main
T. P. A. Livery Stable
W. ©. Snapp
Thos, Turner
Cherry St
R. S. Bolton
W L. James
Man
Empire Lumber and Mfg Co
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Old Creamery
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