Sunday Evening in the Banner Office and Local News
A reflective column from Cleveland Banner notes aging, travel woes, and moral lessons as the author plans escape from tempestuous times. The piece mentions Harry Darling marrying Minnie Wagner and working at Tax Comer, plus local notices about Dr. Green remedies and a Radford death.
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Tait
Bol
Cleveland
Bradley County
Mr. Darling
Miss Minnie Wagner
Minnie Darling
Harry
Skaggs
Cam
Mpatee
Cyrua
Caribbean Volcanic Reports and Scientific Calls
Capt Barry reports conditions after volcanic activity in the Caribbean. Martinique is less devastated than St Vincent, though crops and subsistence are hit. Experts discuss eruption mechanics, call for observatories, seismographs, and warning systems to save lives. A German reader praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from City Drug Store.
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Capt. Barry
Disio
Vieti
West Indian
M.tinique
Oo St. Vincent
Martinique
St. Vincent
J. C. Russell
Unniversity of
Michigan
Hill
Ona
Caribbean
Peleo
Prof
Ransell
Pelee
Vesuvius
St. Pierre
Fort de France
Tio
France
George Bobank
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volksweiting
Chamberlains
Hessus
Abe Conti
Appointment talk for Capt Rule at National Soldiers Home
A circulating wall funded report claims Captain Rule, editor of the Journal and Tribune, is to be appointed caretaker of the National Soldiers Home in Johnson City. Congressman Brownlow allegedly supports the appointment and may pledge assistance. Captain Rule denies applying, but later reports hint at an offer.
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Rule
Journal and Tribune
National Soldiers Home
Johnson City
Ntassaul
Brownlow
Capt. Rule
Jugs
John P. Smith
Awkel
Knoxville Sentinel
Prohibition Reach Across States Hides Wide Populace
In a survey of prohibition, about 80 million Americans live under state or local bans. Counties nationwide show broad adoption, with entire states like Maine and North Dakota largely dry, while others report numerous cities or counties enforcing bans.
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United States
Republic
Alabama
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hamsahire
Ube
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Olio
Citive
Towan
Oregon
Great Indian Reservation
Pennsylvania
Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vernmont
Virginia
Democratic Nominee Frazier Calls for Aggressive Campaign
Democratic nominee James B. Frazier visits Knoxville and plans state wide speeches. He defends an aggressive campaign approach, avoids confirming policy specifics, and notes no conference with party chair Frank M. Thompson. Also referenced are Mary Morton and Lt. Col. Andrew Haseard in brief mentions.
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Knoxville
James B. Frazier
Tennessee
Frank M. Thompson
Tenypone
Parson Brow nlow's Widow and Prof Wilson Ties
The widow of Parson Brownlow, Tennessee war figure, is alive at eighty despite a pension rumor. A Philadelphia dispatch notes Wilson, Princeton president, is nearly Tennessee born with family ties in Clarksville and a Times Journal editor brother, Jos. BR. Wilson Jr.
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Parson Brownlow
Tennessee
Parson” Brownlow
Union
Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Jos. BR. Wilson, Jr
Times- Journal
Wilson
Denver Writer Reports Low June Roundtrip Rates
Denver writer BE Roblan Hanooga notes reduced roundtrip fares to Colorado in June via Missouri Pacific. Report highlights budget travel option and regional rail service.
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Colorado
Missouri Pacific By
Denver
BE. Roblan- Hanooga
Juevo
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