Uncle Sam a Money Barner and Treasury Surplus Facts
A treasury statistician highlights daily federal receipts of 2 090 896 55 and expenses of 1 890 000 leaving a 190 896 55 balance, with hourly inflows about 7 250 and outflows 1 275. The note contrasts rising costs with ongoing cash surplus and includes a magazine feature and a Tennessee political meeting brief.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Sam
Treasury Department
Treasrer Roberts
Brownlow Pushes $4 Million Wagon Road Bill in Congress
Congressman Brownlow of Tennessee promotes a plan to fund wagon roads with a $4 million federal grant, to be matched by states or local governments. The measure would total $48 million nationwide, with Tennessee potentially receiving about $585,000 to build roughly 200 miles of road and local aid showing broad support.
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Brownlow
Tennessee
Congress
Congressman Brownlow
Brown’low
East
Shelby County
Congresman Brownlow
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Memphis Scimitar
Government daily revenue and war costs noted in Times report
The Washington Times highlights daily government profits at $2.21 per second on September 16 1908 with tariff and internal revenue receipts totaling over $1.13 million and war expenses reaching $1.69 million rated as necessary. It contrasts last year’s data and notes ongoing large scale expenditures alongside other items.
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Treasury
War Department
Navy
Washington Times
Injunction Sought in Supreme Court Over Ducktown Mines
Attorney General Hart of Georgia and Attorney Lyman Johnson filed an original bill in the U S Supreme Court seeking an injunction against Tennessee and two mining firms the Ducktown Sulphur Copper and Iron Company and the Pittsburg and Tennessee Copper Company. The case concerns copper ore operations at Ducktown near the Georgia border.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Atty
Gen. Hart
Georgis
Lyman Johnson
Supreme Report
State of Georgis
State of Tennessee
Ducktown
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for backache relief and recovery
An ad feature recounts a Tennessee man's two year battle with kidney pain and insomnia. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Patton Drug Co., he reports restored kidney function and sleep. The piece also notes Foster-Milburn Co. as US sole agents and praises H Clay Evans for republican delegation influence in Tennessee.
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John Descon
Adame Bros. & Payvos
Walnut Atrest
Bastache
Dean
Patton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Brownlow
H. Clay Evans
Evans
Tennessee
Chicago
Chattanooga
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Antiard Street
Cox Building
Public Square
Walnut ST
Samuel M. Arnell
Johnson City
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Washinton
Hart Building
Thad, A. Cox
Chancery
Marr-Barrow
Kirkpatrick
C. Williams
J. I Bowman Kirpatriot
Williams & Bowman
Johnson City, Tennessee
Ss. HB. Miller
IC. Reeves
Leroy Reeves
Reeves & Reeves
Johnson City, Teun
Miller, Jr
M.D W J, Miller
M. Drs
Miller, Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. KS
Miller
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Brifeatiier
Watangeaven
Roan Street
Gratelaay
Russell & Hamsch
Main
Huffalo
Chas
Longley
Piedmont Hotel
Clears
Mat P. Taylor, Jr
Johnson Clty
Over Tennessee Furniture and Supply Co
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Nat Hyder
D. A. Vines
Charles McIlvaine
Mary E. Fitzgerald
Chamberlain
J. H Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Austin
Sharp
Nashville
Republican State Executive Committee
Maxwell House
Roosevelt
Dick Austin
Harvey M. LaFollett
LaPollette
Robert 8. Sharp
Will D. Wright
Knoxville
Roa
The
New York Herald
Amoltera
Mr. Hearst
Georgia
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L. & N. Railroad
Jonson City
KL. & N. F Hardware Coo
IIELD
Leeds
Hearst CIA
Bristol
Democrata of
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William B. Hearat
Thoee
Bryan
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Wis
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Pehrary
America
Leslie
Southern Alway
Florida
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Mexico
New Mexico
Missippi
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Agt
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McKinley
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Huale’s Chapel
Jouhoa Gray
Daisy
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Fairusa
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Troy
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Missouri Railroad Commission
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Wil ‘and Shoe
Tudge
John Deacon
Brick Yard
Republican Congression Committee
Flist
Greeneville
Walter P. Brownlow
Ihaaiiane Eer
East Market Street
RK. Williams & Co., Proprietors
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Milhorn
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Corner Buffalo Street
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