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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

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Ex-Gov Porter Defends Attitude To Election

In a Memphis Scimitar letter former Gov James Porter refutes claims about tainted news and defends his support for Harris and Bryan. He praises Patterson as capable and notes his four-year presidency of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, asserting earnings went to stockholders and property betterment. The piece notes continuation on the fourth page.

James JD. Porter Memphis Porter Vane Harris Bryan Taft Patiers Gov. Patterson Tennessee Nashville, Chattanooga and

Farewell to Rev Keevil and family at city church

Rev J Keevil and family left Toonday for Sher wan Texas after farewell sermon at the Christian church. A purse of 875 was presented by the congregation in token of esteem. The piece quotes Thomas Jefferson on distributed government and warns of timber destruction near Johnson City. Ennis Bros advertise Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praise its efficacy, and note El Paso and Narcoossee uses. H C Miller sells it.

Lem Keevil Toonday Sherwan Texas Keevil Christian Church Lone Star State Thomas Jefferson M. L. Pease Cranberry N.C United States Mr. Pease North Pacific Coast Johnson City Lowa Towa Des Moines el Paso Narcoossee Flo Chamberlain H.C. Miller

Reflections and anecdotes from San Angelo May 1908

A fragmented column shares reminiscences on Confederate memory, Joe Wheeler, and reunions with scattered quotes. It notes an upcoming Birmingham excursion rate and references regional figures, the Lost Cause, and veteran sentiment as it hints at continuing discussion on national reconciliation.

San Angelo Texas John Hatcher Birmingham Joe Wheeler Joe Foraker Tillman

Farmers and Factories Push for German Scandinavian Truck Farms

M Y Richards, industrial agent for the Southern railway, met with Johnson City Commercial Club to back President Young’s plan. The idea calls for fifty German and Scandinavian truck farms to boost local value more than large industrial plants. Richards pledged Southern railway cooperation and optimism for the city’s future. The piece contrasts merchants who advertise persistently with those who do little, arguing store publicity builds demand and brings customers to the store rather than just reflecting in the window.

M. Y. Richards Southern Railway Commercial Club Young Elub Richards Johnson City

Obscene Mail Case Ties Bristol Witness to Trial

Bristol, Tennessee June 1. John Bruner, a Hale trial witness from Blountville, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal B A Botton for sending obscene letters to Bristol women via the mails. He was taken to Johnson City for a hearing before Commissioner Vaught.

Bristol Tenn John Bruner Hale Blountville United States Marshall B. A. Botton Johnson City Vaught

Agreement among managers bars gubernatorial influence at state convention

Nashville May 20 The state executive committee calls a June 17 convention to appoint delegates to the Denver national convention. Campaign managers for the gubernatorial candidates sign an agreement to keep convention actions neutral, avoid endorsing either candidate, and urge delegates to vote as a unit for Bryan. The aim is to separate the state governor race from national politics for party unity.

Nashville Tenn State Executive Committee Denver Col Patterson Carmack Cross Tommy Pop Philadelphia W. J. Bryan Tunnesses

Joint debate dates and civic notes from Nashville to Tullahoma

Gubernatorial appointments announced by officials list dates for joint debate events across towns. Articles cover Electric Bitters praise, rheumatic relief, and Oak Hill Cemetery Association's century of work led by women, with historical notes on organization and maintenance challenges.

Nashville Tenn Nino An Menageral Armistead and Peay Tullahoma Himboldt Clarksville Camden Ashland City Livingston Gainesboro Smithville

Bucklons Arnica Salve Claims Healing Power

Tom Moore of Cochran Ga praises Bucklons Arnica Salve for curing a sore on his instep after trying other remedies. The ad notes it is sold under guarantee at H O Millers Drug Store. Includes idle men comment and other testimonial quotes about Dr Kings New Life Pills and Miles Neven.

Prank Conian Houston St New York Seill H.C Miller's Ucklon Tom Moore Cochran Bucklon H. O. Miller Irug Dr. King B. F. Aysens H.C. M

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