Political turmoil and banking ties in national affairs
The piece outlines Democratic opposition to treasury and banking entanglements, naming Perry Heath and connections to Seventh National Bank of New York. It mentions General Miles versus Corbin, Senator Blackburn’s re election plans, reciprocity treaties under the Dingley tariff, and ongoing political maneuvering in Congress with Secretary Gage and Vanderlip cited in bank relations. It notes editorial staff rumors, Republican House proceedings, and local newspaper quips from East Tennessee papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Perry Heath
Jane Patery Heath
Seventh National Bank of
New York City
New York
Heath
Hanna School
House
Gage
Sulzer
Vanderlip
New York National Bank
Treasary
Uty
Will Be a Candidate for Re-Election in Tennessee
Nashville report notes looming senator race as Governor McMillen faces renewed speculation about a bid. Carmack and Snodgrass shown as potential contenders with headquarters expected soon. The piece also mentions Kruger issuing a proclamation and urging Burghers to act in the Transvaal, quoting Psalms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
United States
McMillen
Carmack
Snodgrass
Mr. Carmack
Snodgrasa
Kruger
Tragedy in Kentucky Capitol Lobby Feared Fatal Wounds
In Frankfort Kentucky one o'clock today ex Congressmen Colson and Lt Beatt fought a gunbattle in the Capitol hotel lobby. Beatt was killed. Demarco and Julian died later from wounds. Captain Golden and Colson wounded. A bystander Scott was shot dead. The clash stemmed from a feud dating to the Spanish War. Colson surrendered to police. The scene left three dead and many injured as witnesses fled amid shock and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
David G. Colson
Middlesboro
Stheldert Beatt
Somerset
Beatt
Colson
Luther W. Dermarco
Shelbyville
Charles Julian
B. B. Golden
Barboursville
Commonwealth
Twenty-Seventh Judicial District
Gol. Colson
Harry McEwing
Louisville
W. C. Ridpath
Chicago
Scott
Capitol Hotel
Col. Colson
Gol
Demaree
Captain Golden
Coulson
Ibin
Beott
Demarco
Col
Gulden
Tanner
McCreary
Mtagoniata
Colton
Colaon
Keveral
Williams
Gosport
Thore
Charles FH
Julian
Cppt
Golden
Kentucky
Congress
Republican Party
Hooft
Leutenant
Qoldon
Soldiers Describe Fall Of Forti Hed City Retreat And Burned Depot
A letter details a chaotic retreat through a ruined city with burned depot and rail facilities. The writer notes the city’s desertion, quarters inside empty houses, and plans to reach Manila in days. Mention is made of Gen McArthur and Aguinaldo's vacated headquarters with enlistment nearing its end and hopes of discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forti Hed
Manila
Omas
Marriews
Bob Taylor dies in boar hunt near San Antonio
Ex Governor Bob Taylor dies during a hunt after meeting a ferocious wild boar. He climbs a tree to escape as the boar charges the camp. William Onnwell from Knoxville shoots the animal with buckshot to finish it. The incident ends with Taylor’s fatal encounter as he faced the boar during the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toras
Om Bro
Bryan
Lansao
San Anthonis
Bob Taylor
Bob
William Onnwell
Knoxville
Nashville Banner
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Wilcox Bankruptcy
Creditors of John S Wilcox of Johnson City Washington County Tennessee are notified that on January 17 1900 he was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held January 27 1900 at 1 PM at the law office of J B Cox Johnson City Tenn to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Also a chancery notice orders nonresident defendants Ike T Jobe and others to appear February 1 1900 for defense or bill to be taken as confessed. Trustee sale announced by Howston Nortonas Bugnorsa & Loan Association January 27 1900 in front of the Jonesboro Court House for the property on Market Street Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatoroleot Blackburn
Washington
Kentucky
Tarlee Luson
San Francisco
Perac
Paupange
Columbia
Denville
Sam
Atlantic
Yakahoma
Nagashi
Japan
Yakahama
Yakuhome
Nagashiwa
Nuguakt
Wii
Trogenlad Ou
Nila
China Sea
Manila Bay
Dewey
Porne
Porno
Malablot
U. S. Infantry
9Th Infantry
4Th Calavry
Wee
Col. Bell
Nigera
Davis
Arkansas
Aguinaldo
United States of America
Rastarn
United States District Court
John
Wilcox
Tohncon
City
Ton
John 8
Johnson City
J. B. Cox
Tenn
A. D
Jobe
Ike T. Jobe
John M. Brabson
Ike T. Joneer
Chancery Court
Court House
A. Buen
C. W. Honox
D. D
Samuel H. Toy
Elmira
Toy
W.C
Jonesboro
Market Street
Johnson City, Formerly Known As the Residance Alow
Howstox Nartoxas Bugnorsa & Loan Associatios
Joan H. Bownay
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Hoon & Co
Lowell
Blas
CY MW Lyle
Malwr Nod
Tea
Lawton
Goebel
Gol, Colon
Julia Morrison
John Ball
Avong
John Null
South Africa
Edmunds
Gonate
Miles
Corbin
Root
Lok
Kasson
Florida
Adt
S Till
Inter
Rule Fields
Knoxville Sentinel
Paris
Rufe
Boutinel
Hey
Scoud
Rafe
East Tennessee
The
Angels
Gramblers
McKinley
Henderson
MacKinley
Reed
Memphis
Hardeman
Santa
Cy Lyle
Dyer County
Dyersburg
Bolivar
Santa Clause
Frankfort Hotel
David Coisante
Jall
Daamon
Alabama
Gollan
Wari
Boots
Cal
Scot
Anniston
Anvinton
Chas
C. Mathews
Bob and
the Boar
M. Fe, Panghorn
Clark, County
Ind
Social
Chapman
Pangborn
Philadelphia
National Republican Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Aotice
James B. Cox
Washington County
Bai Storbet
Fairbank Company
Bolt
Ty Plonee
City Drug Store
James
Garbers
A. S. Sagin
Sayy iv
Ron St
Edgewater
Elessies
Phillips and
Waiters
Tennessee
Missinsippi
Carolinas
Bpoeial Sricer
Jalcott, Ross & Scully
Broad St
Bene
Duffy's Pure
Weir
Dupey
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
Weaver
H. P. McDonald
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