Democratic Victory Sparks Johnstown City Election Frenzy
Four Democratic Aldermen and three Republicans won seats in a heated race. Voters packed the polls amid high enthusiasm and loud crowds, with details listing elected officers and vote totals.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1892
Page
1
Four Democratic Aldermen and three Republicans won seats in a heated race. Voters packed the polls amid high enthusiasm and loud crowds, with details listing elected officers and vote totals.
Mathes of Kaneville, after three weeks under treatment with the bi-chloride of gold method, declares himself cured of alcoholism. He praises the remedy as permanent and urges others to seek treatment, claiming a three week cure for 75 dollars plus board.
The crew including Can lodl Heke Hatterenvis Meader te otewe Curr Cameron Beton and Tayloe will travel by train to the Veetof Bruch Ureck to board the Schooner Spinion for a Salt River pleasure trip. The ship’s surgeon cautions that only campaign music by Hatikle will be allowed onboard.
Reports from southern Illinois say a heavy snowstorm with wind is drifting and hindering railway traffic. The blizzard is described as general across the state with blowing snow and poor visibility.
Senator Hill and associates discussed the presidential scene last night. He claims to have captured the South yet fears his influence hasn’t extended nationwide, asserting he can name the man who will lead the next Democratic administration and likens himself to a Blaine figure.
Johnson City residents voted Democratic to elect HL Stevens and J W Cure to the new Board, with Stevens winning the top spot by 31 votes. The article lauds Stevens as a courteous, capable businessman fit to serve as alderman.
At the corner of Cain and Luckie streets in Avayta Charlie Payne was killed and Alexander Gibson seriously injured when a derrick collapsed during lifting of a new water main. Both workers were beneath the machinery when a derrick arm failed and the pipe support gave way.
Remine and Charles W Poarch visited Johnsons Tuesday Miss Naninie Barkley of Jonesboro is pursuing a type writing course at the college R R B Strain of the Bet Vik G was the guest of relatives and friends at the college Monday
In a fragmented report several faculty moves are noted toward Elizabethton and Barnsville with remarks on Provosts and school leadership. The Business College Phonography and Typewriting department confirms contract terms, retracting a previous claim of total independence and stating it remains under the college governance.
J C Campbell and Dr J W Cox prepare a letter for the Journal as the Holster Tereshyter meets in Elizabethton today. Delegations from Washington College and Tusculum travel with Rev J W C Willoughby Miss Mattie Rankin E M H West and others aboard a special B T & W N C road train.
In Anniston Alabama on March 22 the suit of 8 J Harrington against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company began in city court. Harrington seeks thirty thousand dollars claiming death damages for his brother Jere Harrington who was an engineer on the railroad and killed in a wreck near Talladega Institute the previous summer.
Russell Harrison leads negotiations in Ryansville as the Cherokee and Arapahoe funds in Oklahoma plan to open six new counties, aggregating 3,000,000 acres for the project.
A widow in Uniah claims a stake in a £500,000 estate once pursued through courts. Once employed by M. Newfield via a San Francisco office she lived with Duncan, married in London where her husband died, and after hardship in California she returned home to seek relief from the contested fortune.
Election returns show Toad Hickey pressing for three aldermen and a constable role as part of local political maneuvers.
Advertisement seeking agents for Deep River Nurseries in Jonertown Tennessee. Contact H Dameron or White and Dameron at Milligan for details. Proposers are urged to call or write to join the sales program and earn commissions.
Joseph Cumming, a socially prominent Savannah youth, killed himself this morning by shooting through the head with a rifle in the presence of his family. The case remains unsolved.
Two college friends Wilkins and Watkins grew frail from dyspepsia liver trouble and coughs. Wilkins travels for health and dies. Watkins praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as life saving, while notes of local thievery and road improvements between Mossy Creek and Dandridge accompany the piece.
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