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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1896
Page
2
A claim touts Tutt's Liver Pills as a cure for stomach liver and bowel diseases. The advertisement asserts they prevent doctor bills and treat sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and biliousness with widespread endorsement by a million people.
Nashville June 2 Democratic state executive committee met to chart the 1896 race. Governor Taylor will speak across the state beginning around the 16th, delivering fifteen speeches in three grand divisions. The committee selected Sam B. Williamson as secretary and added J. W. Vertrees to the advisory group.
A chancery court filing in Mobile reveals Mrs. Leo Oliver Munson seeks divorce from James H. Mason citing adultery and cruelty. Mason, president of the First National Bank, hails from a wealthy Mobile family and the couple’s home at Government and Claiborne is noted among society’s leaders. Their only son attends Princeton.
An article fragment describes a speculative investment sale offering six percent coupon shares at half value with semi annual interest and security backed by first mortgage real estate. It promotes profits, liquidity after six months, and deposit secured by the Fonesboro Banking and Trust Company. Contact Tate L Earnest in Johnson City Tennessee.
An indicted Kentucky governor faces grand jury action for failing to file a description of islands near London under a recent tax law. The case centers on parliamentary and regulatory compliance attributed to the state executive during the period.
A terse local notice describes a refund issue over a purchase labeled unhappy lot. Terms appear garbled but reference a refund, directed actions, and mentions of personal names and disorders. The fragment hints at consumer dispute and possible misdirection in handling the return.
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