Johnson City Daily Notes Busy New Year Event
Johnson City page highlights Christmas and New Year activities. Mentions local shops like Jackson's and Geo Ky Brown's, arrivals of Wilson family from Columbia, and Curtis Bros plans for a Pine Street project. Reports on church services, library and bank name change, marriages, sickness, and a pending street railway franchise committee. Includes weather, coal, hot drinks ads, and a fatal diabetes-related death of a child with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Matthewa
Jordan
A. A. Ferguson
Phopt
New Railway Charter Granted for South and Western line
John W Morton secretary of state announced a charter grant to the South and Western Railway Company with capital stock of 100000. Incorporators include S J Kirkpatrick J H Bowman Tatom Earnest W H Bowman and S O Williams. The plan aims to build a railroad from the North Carolina Tennessee line near Unicoi county to the Virginia Tennessee line in Sullivan county and beyond to other states. No additional publication details were provided by the interested gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Morton
South and Western Railway Company
J. Kirkpatrick
J. H. Bowman
Taton
Earnest
W. H. Bowman
Williams
Nolachucky River
Unicoi County
Sullivan County
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
North Carolina
South Carolina
Harris Home Hosts New Year Party At Elegant Club Event
The Harris home is praised as one of the city’s most elegant hospitable residences. On New Year’s Day the M. G. R. Club hosted guests with pink and white decor, Miss Anna Barlow playing piano, and a dainty guest register souvenir. Dining and music filled the evening as young people enjoyed the festivities. Separately, Railway Age reports 1901 railroad construction at about 5,057 miles, bringing total U S track to roughly 199,870 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Jackson
Louisville
Tenn
Ann
BR. J
B. Bruner
Abert Russell
Arge Department
Johnson City
Christman
H. P. Cory
Burnsville
N. Y
Wes
Johnson
Greeneville Dome
M. G. R. Club
Biddle
Watauga Avenue
Sanna Biddle
Harris
W. P. Harris
8. T. Wofford
Anna Barlow
Railway Age
United States
Blues Fact From Obscure Phrasing
A terse historic note discusses the notion of what is known as the Blues. It questions whether the term reflects actual external convictions or experiences or whether it arises from broader cultural context and emotion.
Historic flood disaster hits East Tennessee bridges washed away
Readable OCR describes flooding in upper East Tennessee with swollen streams. Wa tanga and Nolachucky rivers rose rapidly. Bridges at Watanga 8, Elizabeth ton, Unaka Springs, Watauga and Butler washed away or damaged. Traffic blocked for days. Long excerpt on Liberty Bell historic journeys follows.
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Upper East
Tennessee
Unaka Springs
Southern
Watauga
Elizabethton
Maymead
Butler
Bell Escort to Charleston for Liberty Bell Remembrance
A special Pennsylvania Railroad train will carry the Bell's tribute through Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Virginia Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia. Thousands will pay homage to the Liberty Bell now silent after its damage and the famed line about freedom rings. The dispatch notes presidential era figures and a mix of other excerpts with dialogue and anecdotes, including references to Admiral Sampson and light political quips.
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Cile
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Buchanan
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