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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

5

Fusionists Start Balloting for Senator Amid Lively Rhetoric

In a tense session, fusionist factions begin ballot casting for the Senate seat as Gov submits a message outlining priorities. Supporters push for swift action while opponents call for broader coalition building and stricter ethics rules.

Senate Ballot In Nashville Shows Split Regulars

Nashville January 10 The first U S Senate ballot in the house produced 4 for G T Fitzhugh 17 for J B Frazier and 15 for Newell Sanders with others not named The Senate took no action and no further developments were reported in the senatorial contest Belmont Collette named as a post office clerk with 600 salary after civil service exam and prior substitute service

Nashville United States House G. T. Fitzhugh J.B. Frazier Newell Sanders Senate Luke E. Wright Memphis United States Senate Belmont Collette J. A. Vines Collette Civil Service

Holston Methodists Missionary Institute Opens in Newport

Newport January 10 A missionary institute for the Holston Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convenes at Newport Methodist church at 7 tonight and runs two days. Rev H B Vaught of Johnson City chairs. Ministers and laymen from Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol and other points are expected large attendance anticipated.

Newport Holston Methodist Episcopal Church, South Newport Methodist Church B. Vaught Johnson City Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol

OAM Knell 10 Fusion Members Balk

Fusion team member OAM Knell announces objections as 10 members of Fusion resist leadership moves amid internal discord and disputes over strategy.

Blond Boss Refuses Union on Tennessee Senate Race

Tennessee Republicans split over a joint caucus to bind votes for U S Senate, Treasurer and Comptroller. House members pressed independence, with at least ten refusing to pledge. Senate Republicans, meeting at the Duncan hotel, declined to commit, signaling possible independent action and tension with fusion candidates. Senator Crawford later denounced Lorimer as unworthy of his seat amid calls to unseat him.

Nashville Fifty-seventh General Assembly of Tennessee United States United States Senate House Capitol J. K.P. Marshall Senate Duncan Hotel Hooper Jesse Littleton Winchester Newell Sanders Chattanooga John C. Houl Knox J. B. Cox Knoxville Houk Assembly United

Officers Installed by Grand Army Post

Monday night at the Soldiers' Home the K N Patton Post No 26 G A R installed officers for the ensuing year. Commander Peter Wolfe Senior Vice Commander Oliver J Kinley Junior Vice Commander Wm M Simpson Quartermaster Chas B Rogers Surgeon Simon Kohoe Chaplain H S Fish Officer of the Day James H Miller Adjutant Charles Fosdick Officer of Guard Stacy Doane Sergeant Major Orlando Jordan Patriotic Instructor Newton Hacker Installing Officer George E Simons.

Chancery Sale of Land in Johnson City Tennessee

In obedience to a decree of the chancery court at Johnson City Tennessee the city of Johnson City vs H L Appleton and others proceeds to sale January 24 1911 at 10 o clock before the courthouse door Spring Street Johnson City. Lots in Carnegie and other additions laid out to satisfy city taxes 1908 and subsequent years. Sold on six month credit with six percent interest notes and lien retained. Clerk and Master J W Cass signs.

Chancery Court Johnson City Tennessee H. L. Appleton Court House Spring Street Washington County Armstrong, Cator & Co Carnegie A. M. Bellington M. A. Hrumley Lee Calloway West Park Lee Cannon Crandall A. Carhare M. A. Carrington Walter Cole Carnegie Addition M. A. Donaldson High Addition Dulaney & Gardner M. Earnest F.C J. W. Cass Clork Nannie Rhea Erwin Lous Richard Emerson Love Jacob Jones G. W. Jones Cranfall Shields & Rogan W. A Sallie Kite Henry RB. . Kirkpatrick J .N. Kelley Mark Miller BE. Park Molesworth East Carnegie McConnell

What the Kidneys Do in the Body

An excerpt explains the kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily. It lists diseases from unhealthy kidneys and praises Down's Kidney Pills with testimonials from Mrs Elin Moore of Johnson City Tennessee and a family member. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 25 cents.

Elin Moore W. Market St Johnson City Tenn Whitehouse Drug Co Dean Price Sccents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Chancery Sale of Land Obedience to Decree in Johnson City

A chancery sale of land under a court decree will occur at the Johnson City courthouse on Spring Street. The sale includes multiple lots and parcels across Crandall, Carnegie, East Carnegie, and other additions with properties named for Richard Emerson Jacob Jones G W Jones Shields Rogan and others. The sale is on a credit of six months with personal security requirements and a lien retained on the property sold. December 22, 1910. Clerk and Master.

J. W. Cass

Senators J Parks Not Minister Now

Madisonville Tennessee January 10 Senator J Park was once an ordained minister but his license was rescinded before the election.

J. Parks Madisonville Tenn J. Park

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GOV. Submits Edgar Meadows Fairview Avenue Methodists’ Missionary Institute A. P. Cooper Knoxville, Tenn Theo. A. Rousseau Nashville, Tenn Balk Lorimer Sen. Crawford Crawford Washington Janz Coe Crawford South Dakota William Lorimer Ilinois Congress Grand Army Post James E. Pepper M. R. Miller & Co W. A. Pendleton E. G. Harrington & Co Purdue
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