Demographic shifts and political commentary from Tennessee
A jumble of 19th century opinions discusses a tour of inspection of state institutions led by Goy and Puttarson, a joint college board for Washington and Turoolam colleges, and the appointment of A. H H. Tipton as assistant Commissioner of Agriculture. The piece weaves in Democratic opinions, Wright’s Philippines work, and a long anecdote about Faxon and racing, concluding with Judge Williams on justice and class bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Turoolam
The
New York Tribune
Tennessee
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Philippines
Bonth
Watterson
Loninville
Charlie Maxon
Faxon
Washington City
Toran Charlie
Marie Henry
Paxon
Nashville
Theas
George H. Williams
Grand Jury
Therm
William
Hemnas
Williams
Roosevelt third term debate stirs press and public opinion
An editorials discuss risks of a third Roosevelt term and the dangers to republic government from concentrating power in a single leader. They warn against eroding representative duties and compare to Diaz era in Mexico, urging vigilance over constitutional norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araéinudes
St. Louis Republic
New York
Roosevelt
Ding
United States
Mexico
Diaz
Uourier-Journal
Rally for Better Roads Costs and Road Building Facts
An expert statistician warns bad roads cost the United States about 500 million pounds annually. The piece argues for macadam road building at 8000 per mile, notes bicycle and automobile energy boosting reform, and suggests military budgets could fuel road expansion over ten years and beyond. The Commoner, Lake Miles’ Nervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hien
Army
Navy
Back to the Farm Edu Revival and School Funds
A 1907 Washington County report urges teachers and community leaders to support an educational revival and institute effort at Greenville Institute. The notice details a planned August or June gathering, transportation, and the need for strong public support to fund and strengthen local schools and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerja
Greenvile
Beaiellow
Daly
Ehontel
Nortal Sohools
Beeone Emil
Bayt Bigawerie
Asingtin
Von
Wiehington
Greenville Institute
Tn Union
Otter
Tidford
Washington College
Limestone
Evers Teadier
Tsineornly
Chase
Wash
Lean
Lacy and Wife Challenge Preneedition Proceedings
The Recorder orders publication and protection of the Lacy and wife My Lanes and spouse in a legal matter concerning a residence and property on Tipton Street. The case involves Trustees and heirs and may proceed ex parte to safeguard their interests. The order sets a publication timeline and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Johnson City
Tennassee
Mall Ereet
Gringe
Tipton Street
Buffalo
Ley
Publo Square
Lane
Ead Hien
Baffele
Rate Cipton Street
Sail Town
Tris
Dane
Ellesworm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goy, Puttarson
A. H H. Tipton
Bart
New York World
Democratc
Mason and Dixon
Nashville American
Piea
Salta
Bie
Nathan
Ciuilar
Howell
Mont Hotwlle
New England
Europe
Nowssayao
Goriwas
Rosseever
Crist
Almot
Vermont
New York State
Vascachusetts
New Turk
Pennsylvania
Rand Gannet
Chamberlain
Eajly
Cuuberlian
I. O, Miller
Tam
Gail Jol W. Giteston
Tony von Bush
Eho
Slowlil
Miles
Nervine
Washinton
Pilalind
Mikes
J. Morrow
Tristee
Washington County
Gromavitles
Beale
Rie Orden
Mayer and Midernai
Shone Owky
Venienner
Batheweet
Rowe
Tering
Stlowalke
Thervewich
Iwner
Reenivell and
Woon
Doly
Ellsworth
Tevorder
Pachagos
Agas
Chancery
Johanson City
James A. Hleva
Mongay
Ant
Atte Ben Andeet
Shipley
C&m
Garuner
T& Soils
Atorueyn
I. Lacy and Wife
Che Tow
Tohnnon City
Dora
Simcox
W. Fi
W. E Simons
FA Stepney
J BR Gardner
M. Dox
Stas Attergeye
Knoxvile
Knox County
W. M. Foliz Et al
Ote Jquick Morgan Et Als
Ta Court
Sloek
Ten
Tenuerser
Carnagie
Tohncon City
Bath Buren
Eliabos Tange
Lois
Acre
Mary Dane Pelty
Tran
Reysaber
Tennergne
Jxo BM. Cranton
W. A
Moour
D.C
Novan Surritaen
Sol
Golden
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tenn
R. E. Bayless
West Main St
Barton Mountcastle Bidw. Co
Churcres School
Ideal Building Stone Company
Johnson City, Tenn
R.C. Hunter
Unaka National Bank
City National Bank
Spring Street
Brown Block
Ffice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!