Evans and McKinley Face Pension Clerk Shuffle News
A Tennessee and national political collage centers on Evans as critics demand a new pension chief. McKinley wavers while Gen Sickles warns of music if Evans stays. Miles, Quay, and Smith stir Philadelphia politics, with spins on Cuba policy and Alabama politics. Local notes mix party talk, court hopefuls, and odd anecdotes from Tennessee towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Scott
West Virginia
Pension Bureau
McKinley
Gen. Sickles
Judge Campbell Explains Dog Law Construction
The judge states the dog law boosts the school fund and targets dogs allowed to roam onto public premises. It does not cover dogs kept on an owner’s property nor dogs in transit during or after a chase, or incidental highway trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Alabama
Washington
Cleveland
Alabama Bar Association
McKinley
Claiborne
Campbell
Legal Quotation on Dogs at Large and Carriage
A fragment states that unless a dog owner is within named exceptions, a person may be indicted for allowing a dog to run at large while driving stock on highways. It emphasizes restrictions on dog control and liability under unspecified legal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga News
Health for 10 Cents Promotes Castarets as Cure All
A Savannah Morning News notice extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic for health benefits while the Tennessee political scene is analyzed. It lists ex governors Porter Hawkins Bate Taylor Bacchanan and Turney, notes only Bate and Taylor remain public, and remarks on Brownlow Evans and Captain Gibson in a volatile power struggle over offices and patronage. The piece predicts Gibson will dominate posts if allies desert Evans and Brownlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle
Savannah Morning News
Tennessee
James D. Porter
Alvin Hawkins
W. T B. Bate
Robi
L. Taylor
John P. Bacchanan
Peter Turney
Senator Bate
Robert L. Taylor
United States Senate
Chattanoogan Limes
Washington
Brownlow
Gibson
Evans
Bill Tipton
Gilson
Evans and Brownlow
Hercules Gibson
Nashville American
The Real Eloquence of the Negro in Rev Jasper’s Sermons
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly notes the eloquence of Rev John Jasper Sepseeanlie in sermons that elevates his imagery and rhetoric. It highlights a Sunday message about the final triumph of Christ’s kingdom with powerful vivid scenes and a mixed audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jasper
Theorized preacher John Jasper and local newspaper nostalgia
Vivid description of a preacher's fiery delivery and audience reaction, highlighting John Jasper's confrontational style and rhetorical power. The text then muses on the local newspaper as a communal memory keeper, the paper of the family and hometown memories, linking childhood reminiscence to press.
Cough Remedy Boosts Morale in Early Chicago Trade Scene
Marion Rooke of T M Thompson reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased a bad cold during slvaer weather, aiding wakefulness and work. Advertisement promotes City Drug Store and The Designer magazine, highlighting home friendly fashions, literary features, and a Kentucky love story in the August issue, with watercolor fashion plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rooke
T. M.thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
Sam
Inerita
City Drag Store
Wowan
Kentucky
Henry Cleveland Wood
Uncle Bam
Walden Fawcett
L. O. Lamart
Eleanore Blaven
Reflections on Matrimony and Manners in a Kindred Era
A curio of domestic quips and social musings features jests about marriage, gender, and social status. It references a New York satire on wives and husbands, a real estate pitch, and a transit ad touting Missouri Pacific lines with through Pullman service to San Francisco. It also notes Epworth League meeting travel to San Francisco and an invitation to write a prefatory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Kuokas City
Colorado
Utah
the Pacific
Kansas City
Pueblo
Greenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Travis
Missouri Pacific
East 8Th St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Land Sale in Johnson City by Chancery Court
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery Court in Johnson City Tennessee the court will offer for sale to the highest bidder a tract of land in Washington County near Johnson City covering about 120 14 acres. The sale is cash with the equity of redemption and no bid below 350 00 per acre will be accepted. E A Suronxy commissioner. June 1 101
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Malone
Memphis
Supreme Bench
East Tennessee
Charlie Greer
Johnson City
Chancery Court
Tenn
J. Lyle
Southern Railway
Washington County
E. A. Suronxy
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G. H. Lyle
Raitor
Hsia
Pontagier
Ud Johnson
Ello
Rickon
Semeds Company
Hantrval
Rico
Elizabethton
Court House
Charles Schwab
Ateal Trust
Braddock
Root
Miles
United States
Cuba
the Evans
Evane
Pensions
Dan Sickles
Senator Quay
McKinlot
Pennsylvania
Mr. McKinley
Smith
Quay
Philadelphia Press
Quayiam
Mr. Smith
Philadelphia
Maury County
Mauly
Cotton Buyers' Protective Union
Hardeman Free Press
Lyle
Comet
Reaves
Cy Lyle
C.C. C
Alivio
Mothers
Fukai
Alivio Manfo. CO
Banking &Trust
Jonson City
Jasper
Frien
Ahy
Apayor
Reading Factory
Hart Building
Public Square
WM. Jacke Son
Unaka Springs
A. V. Deaderick
Unaka Springs, Tenn
Batchelor
New York
S. B. White
Prom Witch
Peeeepef
J.D. Weaver, Sons & Co
Contracting Carpenters
B.p.1.t
City Drug Store
Dalton Marble Works
I. P. Colvard
Dalton, GA
Tland Sale
A. Lyle Et al
Chancery
Johnson Bessie Lyle Etal City, Tennessee
J. B. Whitlow
J.D. Cox
TATE
Barnesy
C. Williamb
the Banking and Trust Company
THMN
Bank
FREY
Franklin Chemical CO
Dept. A. H
Filbert St
Co. G. Witchell
Bailamed
Opera House Block
Cal
Ronevilli
Bricke
Paces Knoxville Brick Company
Knoxville, Tenn
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