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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1889
Page
2
The piece rails at President Harrison for alleged nepotism and abuse of civil service, contrasting with Cleveland's era and urging restraint. It cites editorials and speeches on spoils systems, calls for accountability, and notes about the Three O's road work and other political notes.
Proceedings of the Woman's Missionary Society include reports from Young Ladies and Juvenile Societies, a large attendance, and efforts to fund programs. The Annual Report of Mt Pilga Juvenile group details two societies, a raise of about 130 dollars in two years, a carpet for the parsonage parlor, and a youth event with lanterns and ice cream. Members discuss membership, finances, and charitable activities while paying tribute to past workers and noting deaths and resolutions.
The National Garment Cutter, now a one year presence in the city, is praised for solid business practices and broad employment impact. The piece notes 200 workers sent from the county, creating about 400 new jobs, and predicts a Kentucky expansion soon as demand grows for its cutting system and devices.
Citizens are urged to vote on a proposed railroad funding proposition at the county court on Monday. Local merchants advertise stove and canning gear while noting a Bristol visit by well-heeled motorists. Royal Arch Masons chapter No. 191 will organize next Thursday night in honor of Col. T. E. Matson. A freight derailment disrupted rail service as a car was toppled to clear the line. Market Street widening takes hold with W. W. Faw leading a six-foot setback, expanding the thoroughfare toward Roane Street and Palilie Square.
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