Ex Senator Farwell and Bryan named in political notes
Ex Senator Farwell of Chicago writes to Secretary Carlisle urging funding and refunding of the national debt into 1000 year bonds at 2 percent with par use by banks. He favors repeal of the Subtreasury act and parity for silver with free coinage. Also notes Bryan as Bland's chosen lieutenant for free silver, plus brief references to Tennessee politics and local misfortunes and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Chicago
Carlisle
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Bryan
Congressman Bland
Missouri
Washington
Nebraska
Mills
Democratic Party
Mr. Bland
Mr. Bryan
Piere
Tennessee
Congress
Pierce
Nashville American
South
Bland
Bland's Martyr Plan Draws Broad Opposition
The passage argues Mr Bland aims to present himself as a martyr and to unite opponents of sin into a single compact bloc, leveraging widespread resistance to solidify diverse affiliations around his cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
White City Lovers at the World’s Fair
John Henry and Susan shared a quiet moment on rented chairs at the World’s Fair. They gazed at the radiant wonders that gave the Whiteity renown, deeply in love as the setting sun lit the scene and they forgot the great City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Susan
White
Delinquent Taxes Published in Johnson City Lands Case
State and County proceed by order to collect taxes on properties in Johnson City Ninth District for years 1890 and 1891. Unknown owners are listed as having rights to numerous parcels on Fairview, Stuart, Baxter, Market, Elmo, Watauga, and surrounding streets with alleys and additions noted. The filing names the Tax Attorney for the State as petitioner and describes the lands as assessed to unknown persons with no identifiable claimants found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennonsee
Washington County
Johnson City
Notice to Unknown Owners on Johnson City Real Estate Sale
Unknown and non resident owners are notified to appear by the first Monday in August before the Clerk and Master in Johnson City to show cause why the real estate should not be condemned and sold to satisfy the state tax lien for 1890 and 1891. If they fail to appear the bill may be heard ex parte. The notice is published four weeks in The Comet Johnson City. July 5 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Comet
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Young Bryan
Wm. Semmons
Eulia
Macon County
Zack Rees
Carroll County
Roe
J. W. Coppage
Gallatin
Becaus
Memphis
Please Goleman
Obion County
State OF Tennessee
Myrt
Filder
Fairview Street
Alley Do
Stuart Street
Alley
Baxter Street
Alley Y Lots
Myrtle Avenue
Myrtly
Watau Railroad
Unaka Avenue
Wilson Addition
Watauga Avenue
Alle
Bowman
White City
Moses
Sudan
Yolov
John H
John
Ashe
Tennessee News
Selectric
Winchester
Kuntingdon
P. B. Anderson
Haywood
County
First Baptist Church
Union City
J. W. Hargrove
Clinton, Ky
Nash- Pribneville
Knoxville
Dave Wood
Lauderdale County
William Tucker
Carthage
Cookeville
Thorton
Sumner County
le Avenue
Culver
Lota
Unaka
Acre
Deer Park
Roberta
East Park
Henry Street
Maple Street
Afton
D ‘Oplar
Grover Street
East Tennessee Lend Co
Claiborne Street
Grover
Henry
Holston Avenue
Welbourne Street
Jobe
Poplar Street
Watauga Land Co
Watauga
Myrtle Street
Harris Etrees
Jestiut
W. F. Youre
C. W. Hopox, D. C
Virginia College
Roanoke
Valley of Virginia
Wis A. Harris
Reanok
Virgina
Valle Tore
Olor
Ely
Rene Valile Babes
Pei
W. T.hill
Johnson City, Tenn
Watauga Bank
B. Rowsam
B. Hanninos
Vigeerenident
Cashior
AeaseeSe Cane
Worney
Diaxcrers
John P. Frith
George D. Taylor
Hori
Hardin
N. Brown
Jamen A. Martin RP
Boyds
Ranuo
Wilhoit & Stone
Sale & Livery
McNees
Blanksmith
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