Republican Nti onal committee meets in New York
Executive committee of the Republican National Committee meets at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York. Campbell resigns as chairman. Carter elected chairman with Sutherland presiding. Magee named secretary provisionally, Curry to chair, Campbell to Chicago branch, and a new advisory sub committee formed. An advertisement for Dr Hale's Household Tea urges nerve improvement with free samples.
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New York
Republican Ntional Committee
Yexteday
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Campbell
de Young
Carter
Sutherland
Payne
Wisconsin
Curetur
Chris Magee
Pittsburg
Garter
J. ¥. Burke
National Executive Committee
Chicago
Land Office
Little Tammany Endorses Cleveland Stevenson Ticket
New York July 18 Little Tammany Society of the Annexed District endorses Grover Cleveland for President and Adlai Stevenson for Vice President as nominated by the Democratic National Convention in Chicago June 21. The society also pledges support to the Convention platform and the ticket until election day. A Wisconsin letter from Daneville dated June 16 reports Mrs. H. E. Wellman praising Dr Hale's Household Ointment and Hoverhold Tea for ovarian inflammation and improving daily work ability, with testimonials and availability at McEarlnd & Co drug store.
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New York
Little Tammany
Tammany Society
Grover Cleveland
Adlair Stevenson
Chicago
Linn #t
Daneaville
Wis
Kenyon & Thomas
Sire
Dr. Hale
H. E. Wellman
Mc Earland & Co
Harrity Likely Democratic National Committee Chair
News from New York notes Secretary of State William F. Harrity of Pennsylvania nears unanimous election as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Though not formally accepting, friends expect he will yield to pressure and assume the role. A separate item mentions a political letter and medical ads from Utica physicians.
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New York
William F. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
Harrity
Whitney
Island of Sangis Destroyed by Volcanic Eruption Rumor
A report from the steamer Catterthond arriving at Sydney NS claims a rumor that the Island of Sangis in the Malay Archipelago was destroyed by a volcanic eruption, with a population of about 12,000 said to have perished. Other items note a washout wreck on the Northern Railroad near Plovance, deaths of J. S. Dinmont and a colored worker, and assorted notices including a medical advertisement and a political primary result in Davidson County.
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Lospex
Catterthiond
Sydney
N.S. W
Timor
Sangis
Malay Archipelago
Catterthun
War on Organized Labor
Spvenson July 1 Saturday afternoon the Wert Superior Iron and Star Company roller mills were shut down. Mattes will say nothing of plans except that he will not recognize the Amalgamated Association in the event. Men were surprised and a secret meeting was held last evening. no details learned. Whether other departments will strike is unknown. About 800 men affected.
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Spvenson
Wic
Wert Superior Iron and Star Company
Mattes
Amalgamated Association
State Comptroller J W Allen Returns From New York
State Comptroller J W Allen arrived home from New York after weeks on Tennessee funding board business. A reporter asked for a statement about charges published during his absence. He was unfazed, promising to prove the reports false and to respond in detail after reviewing the charges.
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Nasayiui
J. W. Allen
New York
Tennessee Funding Board
Allen
West Broai Street
Blood Balm and sewing machine offer flood local district
An odd colonial style advertisement notes Blood Balm Company of Atlanta offering cure claims for scrofula and other contagious blood diseases with testimonials from M J Roseman of Greensboro and others. It also touts two live men to handle a Singer sewing machine in the district, with Frank Power as district agent in Babylon Johnson City Tennessee.
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Atlanta
Singer
Additees
Frank Power
Babin Jolinson City
Tenn
B and E Railway Progress Toward Bluff City
Our people are enthusiastic over the completion of the B and E to Bluff City yesterday. The work is being moved forward with great rapidity and by the first of August will be finished to Elizabethton.
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Mpevial Lo Tarn Coster
Brinton
Texy
Bluff City
Elisabethton
Dead Sea Fruits and political notices mix in dubious health cures
A garbled mix of medical claims and political formalities describes supposed cures for digestion and malaria, then notes Democratic nominees will receive engraved parchment copies of the platform as a reminder after Chicago. The piece touts Hart's Blood and Liver Pills as a remedy for disordered stomach and liver issues.
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Hart
Rock beltings now carried by Seaver & Summe re
To operators of machinery we now carry a full line of gum belting from New York stump s and can furnish without the delay of ordering. Address 856 Seaver & Summe.
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New York
Seaver & Summere
Huron
Queen
Qinnin
Ladien
East Tennessee's new schedule and fast Washington Chattanooga vestibule
A large depot crowd witnessed the announced adoption of East Tennessee's new schedule and the inaugural Washington Chattanooga vestibule service limited. Trains lacked expected elegance, comprising a baggage car two sleepers and a day coach, with dining cars and an observation car promised within two weeks. Three veteran conductors and a named engineer will operate the vestibules, while local freight No. 5 will carry passengers between Bristol and Jonesboro.
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Buuday
East Tennessee
Washington-Chattanooga
South
Knoxvill
Charles Toms
Bell
John Moor
John Ewatz
Lotal
Bristol
Jonesho- 10
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Thos
Republican National Committee
Tammany
Y. F. Harrity
P.O
Old Davidson
Peter Turney
Vitassetos
N. C
Northern Railroad
Plovance
Dinamont
Wm. Moore
M. D. Lave
Devereux
Mississippi
Nahai, Texs
Davidson County
Turney
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
M. J. Roseman
Oreensboro
Blooi
G. Tinley
Perofile
Hosetter
Wiley
Ritters
Moshe Dick
Onfoe
Wasuisetos
Washington
J. Grumley
Luther
Mul Honoe Wuing-T md
Steve Doalore
Johnso Cnity Tin &Stove Co
Griss
Gage Brown
Gay St
Commerce St
Knoxville
Mie
Alrymen
Wesleyan Female Institute
Staunton
Virginia
WM. A. Harris
Virgin
Miamond Grand
Arker
Ange
Denny
Inaygom
Hindergorng
C. F. Brown
OUNG
C. F. Brown Chemical CO
John St
New Yorks
Gedwal
Towne ii
B. Ff. Johnson & CO
Main
Richmond
Jefan Commetique
Partel Benedicant
Apraddat
George £. Naff
Cvn
Oliver
Physicians and Surgeons
W. L. McCreary
M.D
West Clinch Street
Tannemer
J.H. Moninger
Second Avenue
Main Street
Kite & Gaunt
G. M. Peavler
Tennessee
WM. Peirce
Wilder
Johnson City
Iirs
J. H. Brunner
Main St
Ruthie
Tratinn
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
Atkins
Dixie
Ade
E. C.atkins & CO
Indianapolis, Ind
Minneapolis, I
Memphis
Chattanooga
Ourity
Savannah
Sudden & Bates
Iagzeens
Mason & Hamlin
Corbett
North Market St
Nashville
Nashville Employment Bureau
Cheney
Gavenn
iTago-marcs Obvainen
Tess Mate
C.a.snow&co
GPA
Washmaton, B. Oy
Elgin
Waltham
Express
Durham
Heath Springs
Lancaster
Pennington
Tex
Exrime Waren ,Co
Eryber
Wtvgren
Tate
Crea
Jonestown
N.G
Emeriey Milligan
Tenny White & Cameron
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