Inaugural ad tires and Mexico trip noted in paper
The column recalls Kend Gow and Avylor's inaugural ad, discusses Beyator Beck’s Senate absence, tariff debate, and Harrison era appointments. It describes a Johnson City correspondent's travels from Dallas to El Paso, Mexican scenes, and a border crossing encounter with U.S. customs.
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Beyator Beck
Senate
Chamber
House of Congress
Irda Cenll
Senator Vance Loses Eye After Retina Detachment
In Wastinatox on January 28 Senator Vance had an eye removed after retina separation caused blindness. The operation occurred at his residence. he reports his father rests comfortably and danger is past. Washington on January 20 Congressman Butler denounces mishandling of a $632,000 Republican committee gift and urges accountability.
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W. M. Stuart
Nevada
Senate
Senna
Ranpat
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Randall
Committee On Ways and Means
Mills
Barnes
Missouri
Oklahoma
Senator Vance
Ransom
Vanceston
Waasuixotox
R. R. Butler
Tennessee
Republican Executive Committee
Andrews
Schwenk
Mano
Bedara
Journey Notes From BowMax On Westward Trip
A. B. BowMax writes from a warm dry clinic describing a westward journey toward California. He mentions Mrs. Bowman’s hoarseness and an alkaline atmosphere hindering her throat, plans to leave soon, and hopes to receive the Commer in Monrovia while missing news from Johnson City.
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Monrovia
Johnson City
West
A. B. BowMax
In Memoriam Queen Esther Miller
Funeral held at M B Church South for Queen Esther Miller wife of Dr E S Miller Sr and mother of John F P Patterson. Memorial and resolutions by Woman's Missionary Society praise her devout life faith and service to husband children sick poor and strangers and note her Christmas life and Beulah land thoughts.
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Mra. B
Miller
M. B
South
E. B. Robertson
Queen Esther Miller
John and
Mary Winston
Col. Winston
King’s Mountain
Rutherford County
Tennessee
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tease Patterson
John FP. Patterson
Texas
E. 5. Miller, Sr
Middle Tenhensee
Johnson City
M. E. Church
Ehurch
Beulah Land
Aaron Way
Burns
Woman's Missionary Society
Fixter
Esther Miller
Society Lowtone
Moat
First National Bank of Johnson City Authorized to Commence Banking
The First National Bank of Johnson City Tennessee is authorized to commence the business of banking under the provisions of the United States Revised Statutes. Deputy Comptroller J. D. Abrahams signs and seals the 24th day of December 1888. Irontrom iron and charcoal iron prices from Knoxville and Watauga Produce Co.
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Wasuixoton
First National Bank of
Johnson City
Washington
Tennessee
United States
Ruenerous
Jesse D. Abrahams
Carteries
J.D. Abrahams
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