Notice of Political Notices in Gower Building Ad
The notice cites a move to the Hoss and Hodge building on Market and discusses tariff policy. It mentions endorsements for representatives and magistrates and warns voters to verify Supreme Judges tickets. Names listed include W. B. Bowman John W. Cameron Martin Gump W. Caldwell W. McAlister D. L. Snodgrass Ino G. Wilkes W. D. Beard. Chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gower
Hoss & Hodge
Market
Supreme
State At Large
W.C. Caldwell
W.K. McAlister
D. L. Bnodgrass
INO
Wilkes
W. D. Beard
Tariff clash and Democratic turmoil in Congress
Reports detail a heated public discussion over tariff legislation with President Cleveland's letter to Chairman Wilson cited. Democrats select Col. Thos. E. Matson as county chairman while officials like A.B. Mauk and T.M. Welle are named. Bartox declines trustee nomination citing party service over personal ambition. The piece mixes political maneuvering, civil service reforms, and reactions to tariff conferees, highlighting the fissures between House and Senate and the influence of the Sugar Trust on tariff outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Washington County
Col
Thos. E. Matson
Geo. W. Willett
Col. Matson
House
Civil Service Commission
Harrison
Cleveland
Civil Service
Democratic Executive Committee
Tas
Tam
W. J. Bartox
Wilson
Senate
Hill
Nooner
Democratic Party
Dem
Chairman Wilson
Esob
Wil
Ohio
Johnson
Great American Sugar Trust
American Congress
Apprause
Gorman
Ferreea
Hin Ament
Cleveland Enya
Particn
Wilean
Weya
Gormen
Party of the Nation
New York
Times
Dr Hawthorne Lecture Praised By Press In Various Cities
A notice promotes Dr. Hawthorne of Atlanta to lecture at Johneon City Opera House on a August evening. Edifying praise from Raleigh News La Grange Reporter Smalley Charlottesville J afferoni an Went Point Star Mobile Register Religious Herald Richmond Dispatch Illinois Kentucky voicing high oratorical merit and broad appeal. Also includes testimonials about Dr Hale’s ointment and cures from patients in Indiana Kentucky and Olive Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johneon City
Hawthorne
Atlanta
J.B. Wilton
Dr. Hawthorne
Raleigh News
la Grange
Smalley
New York Tribune
Charlottesville
Jafferoniaa
College Chaple
Oliver Twiat
Richmond
Clause
Richmond Dispatch
Eighth District News From Mie and Nearby
Eighth District notes sickness in Mie Bud Haffine and Nannie Fine bene. Mr Jacob Hulting family berrying visit to Chembre. W F Haffine spent Sunday with his beat girl. Prof Hufine offers horse training services. Andrew Vines injured by mowing machine but improving. Farmers haul grain as threshers approach, corn looks fine though potato crop appears a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Haffine
God
Hufine
Politics and clerkship in our district debate over office seekers
Mrs R C Rhea laments candidate surplus and describes voters as gullible. The piece rails at "pie hunters" and notes education, morality, and community progress at stake. It urges voters to cast ballots for the best qualified, not personal favors, urging integrity over self interest.
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Rte
Evolution and Morality in Drummond's Viewpoint
Literary notes discuss Drummond's Ascent of Man and Gladstone's New Evolution, arguing that cooperation and good will underpin morality and society. The piece cites scientific debates on evolution, cooperation in nature, and implications for industry and economics, with references to McClure's Magazine and lectures on galvanometer and multiphase systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Moxley
Mr. Kidd
Profesor Drummond
Professor Drummond
Drummond
Atrife
Bat
Washington Glad Iden
McClure
Scientists Describe New Electric Lighting Theory
The report covers Mr. O. P. Steinmetz and Dr. Bedell discussing reactance and Mr. Raney detailing chimney draft methods without tall smoke stacks. Mr. L. M. Moore posits a theory where a few molecules vibrating rapidly in a transparent bulb emit light that can be dispersed like gas. Also noted are Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder and other trade notes and medals.
Trustee's Sale of Land in Washington County Tennessee
Trustee James J. Kirkpatrick will sell at public auction at Jonesboro in Johnson City Tennessee a tract of land in the 10th civil district Washington county adjoining Samuel Shorfey lands and Joseph Bowman with improvements, to satisfy a debt of Keller to Lie som 6000 plus interest from May 12 1893. The sale occurs at the hour between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in front of Job's Opera House in Townson City. The proceedings are per deed of trust dated May 12 1818 and recorded in register at Jonesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keller
Susman Keller
Wee Egtan
Tonesborn
Tennessee
Trasten
Houra
IL A. mm
Jobo'a Opera Houan
Tohnwon City
Tonnoasoo
Real Vatatn
Towit
10Th
Washington County
Tenneson
Samuel Shorfey
Joseph Bowman
Keller
Wife
Jonesboro
Public sale of town lots to satisfy a judgment
On Monday August 27, 1894 in Johnson City a public auction at Jobe's opera house door will sell Lots 9 10 12 and 12 in Carnegie Land Addition to Johnson City Tennessee to satisfy a mortgage note of 524 50 with interest from June 8 1895 and costs. Sale is cash in hand with no redemption. Official notice by F Young and attorneys. Printer's fee $626 46 and $10 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Johnson City
Reperty
Carnegie Land
Lote
F. Youna
Hopar
Towit
J. Wheeler
Watake
Wheeler
Land sale notice in Johnson County Chancery Court
In the Chancery Court at Johnson Tennessee Carnegie Land Co. versus J J Hunt Noll Parauant to the decree of said court at its June term 1899 I will on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phramat
Ono
Carnegie Land Co
J.J. Hunt
Noll
Chancery
Johnson, Tily, Washingione County
Tenneser
Public sale ordered for lots in Carnegie Land addition
Johnson City Tennessee notices a decree directing sale of Lots 29 30 31 and 82 block 6 in Carnegie Land Company Addition to Johnson City to satisfy a judgment on a purchase money note by J J Hunt and J J Reeves in favor of W F Young for 1462 54 with interest from June 21 1890s plus costs. Sale will be cash with bar to be paid July 25 1894 by W Youra Br O W Honor D U M 526 printer's fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Opera House
Johnson City
Carnegie Land Company
Tennessee
J.J. Hunt
J. J. Reeves
W. F. Young
Youra
M. Br
W. Honor
Prominent South Leaders Form Executive Committee
A historic assembly of figures including Hamilton Diston, Samuel M Jarvis, George H Sullivan, Chauncey Dejon, and John H Tomany convened to establish an executive committee. The group, tied to finance, law, and industry, plans to propel southern advancement with strong backing from Park National Bank and other major interests.
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Jonathan A. Tabe
Onan
Aretae Blood
Ifunohester
N. A
Rosell A. Algér
Detroit
Miih
Theodore Frelinghuyeon
New Jersey
J. Willcox Brown
Baltimore
Shitmas K. Worthington
Olloton
Furbioh
Washington
B.C
Hamilton Diniton
Philadelphia
Clarenne Clarke
William McAdor
Aietant
Aietant Secretary of the Navy, Wash Qeten
Thomas I. Groaty
Verantiles
Aliramy
Howitt
New York City
James Swann
Samuel M. Jarvis
Chauncey M. Dejon
William Ik
Ginoe
New York Cty
Waller Stanton
Henry M. Flagler
Henry By
Hugh Garden
Stuyvenant Fists
Wayne Wilean
Treaster
John H Inman
de Vlives
Neoreliy Aut
Queeze
Hamilton Dinston
Tennaybeania
Samuel MT. Jarvis
New York
George H. Sullivan
John It
Toman
R. 1
Courtney
Kentucky
South
America
Fish
Hamilton
Treasury reports large gold withdrawals from New York sub-treasury
The treasury department informed on July 19 that 1,000,000 dollars in gold was withdrawn to export to Europe and 254,000 dollars was moved to Canada, reducing the gold reserve to 66,200,000.
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Washington Garwip
Wastixaron
Treasury Department
Sub-Treasury
New York
Europe
Canada
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Babered
Eantrary
Ieee
Democrati
JAK
Pritchett
A. F. Mauk
Cirotty
T. M. Wells
Wrointer
W. B. Bowman
John W. Cameron
Martin Gump
Por Constale
C.G. Mitchell
L. W. Cooper
C. Ho8s
W. J. Barton
Clrcult
Tax House
U. S
A.B. Mauk
Olroult
T.M. Welle
County Register
James
Justican of the Peace
Ninth Civil MO
W. Cameron
Martin Sgump
Conference Committee
Congress
Ways and Means
Courier-Journal
Chas. Wallace
Chas
Tyner
Tllinois
Denville
Mia
H. J. Nabors
Box
McFarfiw
Mie
Bud Haffine
Mies
Nannie Fine
Jacob Hulting
Chembre
Tiny
Andrew Vines Warso
R. C. Rhea
Senocitoy
Electric Power
Nicholaol Cornell
Bell
Dancan
W. Griscom
Kellertos
Thomwa
J. Kinkarnick
Chancery Court
Tennesse
Samogie Tand Cova JJ
Hunt Ness
Virginia
Richimond
Duten
Willsome District of Columbia
Boyd Smith
al Caro
P. Chicka
Noles
Lien Mee
Lee Jase
W. F. Youn
Gom
Art W. Hodge
D. 0
M. Wate
J. M. Phillips
Tenn
Bipans Paulos Curo Scroftla
University of Tennessee
Cal Samia
Pestana
Ille
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