Candidate declarations for Washington County clerks race
Several residents including W. Vor Denannt Ciroute Cot Clerk Mason Shoreby and J. Witt Suerseny announce candidacies for Washington County Circuit Court Clerk and County Court Clerk. They state loyalty to the Republican party and pledge to faithfully discharge duties if nominated and elected. W. L. Vines also enters as Register hopeful.
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Ciroute
Washington County
W. Denannt
Republicas
Mason
Register
Tenn
Republican Party
J. Witt Suerseny
W.L Vines
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Meeting
Annual meeting of stockholders to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before the meeting. Location is the company's office in Johnson City Tennessee. Date is Wednesday March 14 at 12 noon.
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East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Johnson City
Tennessee
Local and Personal. Jackson's serves best meals daily
Local notes report Mrs. Allen Harris returned from New York to visit relatives, Star Restaurant offers meals for 26 cents, and Jackson's claims top value. Several names head to Knoxville and New York for shopping, repairs on watches, and store business. A Mart**h Washington Dinner is planned, and charity events are noted along with public notices and a lecture by A H Pettibone on Stonewall Jackson. Local promotions like a fourth year sale at Wa. Silver & Co are listed.
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Jackson's
Allen Harris
New York
Wa. Silver & Co
Watauga Notes Deaths and Local Happenings 1906
Watauga notes report multiple deaths in the neighborhood, including Mary Lacy wife of A K Lacy buried at Turkeytown, and Margaret Campbell buried at Mottern Cemetery. An infant dies near John Hyatt. various local residents move, travel, or visit, with references to railroad officials and agents. The item ends with a Knoxville rumor about Edward W Carmack potential gubernatorial nomination and a Planters ad tease.
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Mia
Mary Lacy
A. K. Lacy
Turkeytown
J. J. Cash
Margaret Campbell
Wiley Campbell
Mottern
J. Lem Keevil
John Hyatt
New Bethel
BE. B. Smalling
BF. Platt
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Misa Winnie Smalling
Viney Plate
Mandie Robertson
Banday
J. BR. Campbell
Southern Mailway
Harry Hendrix
J. A. McBeo
New Tazewell
J. K R. Crenshaw
N.T. Woodward
Southern Express Company
James Arents
Piney Flats
Samuel Shell
Johnson City
Shell
W. RB. Miller
Peter Scalf
Bristol
W. B. St John
Sullivan
Notion VW Taxpayers Pay Poll Tax and Nominations Hinted
Notice urges Washington County voters to pay poll tax by coming to the Armbrayt Smith building on Spring Street before penalties accrue. Tax Collector Lewes announces deadlines and reminders for the 9th and 10th Districts. Also reports the president has sent to the Senate the nomination of Monroe Monday as Knoaville postmaster, with other East Tennessee nominations.
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Poy W. Dulaney
Armbrayt-Smith
Spring Street
Enat
Jk O
Lewes
Mtb
Washington County
New Mostmasters
Washington
Senate
Monroe
Knoaville
W. L.reat
East Tennessee
Joseph TH. Ellie
Jeferson City
B. W. Witt
John M. Wooten
Morristown
J. B. F. Dice
Hale
Washington county GOP rebuffs Brownlow rule for Evans governor
Washington county Republican committee denounces one man power and endorses A Clay Evans of Chattanooga for governor. The panel calls for mobilizing Republicans statewide to back Evans, suspends Brownlow influence, and fixes February 27 as the county convention date. The item notes factional strife in Tennessee politics and cites local reactions from Jonesboro courthouse gathering.
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Washingtim County
Hose Rele
A. Clay Heans
Republica Executive Committee
Walter P. Brownlow
Washington
Brownlow
Jonesboro
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Attite
Clay Hyvans
Chattanooga
Republican Party
Washington County
A. Clay Evans
Washington County defection prompts push to expand Nashville police force
Fragmentary report shows Mr Brownlow weighing closure of his publicity bureau while references to Washington County defection, Republican executive committee actions, and possible police force increase surface from Knoxville Sentinel material. Names like Owen Dvane Newel Sandore and Maria appear in overheard dialogue amid political questions and tabloid tone.
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Brownlow
Daily
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Claims Colds and Croup Aid
Trustee's Sale of Land by George W Carder trust deed to Tom as trustee set for March 22 1908 in Johnson City Tennessee between 2 and 4 pm in Recorder's office. Property in Washington County described, with payment terms and mortgage conditions. notice dated February 10 1906.
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George W. Carder
Tom
Recorder's
Johnson City
Tennessee
Buder
Washington County
Gilmer
Ivy Reet
Jones
W. i. Leach
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