Embreeville road and Johnson City hope grow
Fragmented notes discuss Embreeville road plans to Johnson City and potential routes via Bristol and Danville. Opinion favors Johnson City as a hub with natural advantages, while local editors criticize rival figures and political maneuvering in Tennessee years past.
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William Shakespeare
Stephen A. Douglas
James Buchanan
Chauncey
Mitchy
Depew
Miguel de Cerventes Baavedra
Brian Boru
Bristol
Danville
East Tennessee
Abingdon
Watauge
Three C's Railroad Journey Sparks City Pride
A Johnson City excursion marks the opening of the Three C's line from the Ohio River toward the Atlantic. Mayor Ike Jobe and officials tour Carter and Sullivan counties, praise the road’s safety and surface, and celebrate city bond approval for $75,000. The event includes a communal lunch, speeches, and anticipation of a future free excursion to Minneapolis once the line is completed.
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Tnicoj
W. Esher
Minneapolis
Johnson City
Ike’t. Jobe
Geo. P. Crouch
E. 8. Miller, Jr
W.B. Whiteside
Col
T. E. Matson
W. W. Faw
J. E. Crandall
J. W. Hunter
G. Kirkpatrick
Col. W. P
Carter County
Watauga
Sullivan
W. B. Bowman
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Harria
Potter
Gen. Schubert
Knoxville
Judge Albin
W.P. Harris
Robi. Burrow
H. H. Carr
W. 8. Campbell
Jobe
W. P. Dunnavant
Cash Hollow
Ohio River
Atlantic Ocean
Tacoma Improvement Company Charter and Early Directors Meeting
A detailed record of the Tacoma Improvement Company proceedings from 1890 in Bristol Virginia, including charter acceptance, stock subscriptions totaling 100,000, election of officers, adopted by-laws, and directives to lay out town streets, donate land for public use, and fund courthouse and jail construction in Wise County.
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F. A. ‘Btraiton
W. Kilgore
Wagenhed
W.T. Miller
W. E. Harris
W. T. Miller
G. W.kilgore
A. D. Simpson
A. B. Rogan
F. A. Stratton
Hamilton
Bristol
Virginia
W. Miller
G. W. Kilgore
Hamilton Hotel
Tacoma Improvement Company
Hamilton House
D. A. Ramey
H.G. Kyle
J. C. Stamps
Geo. H. Miller
Woolf & Clay
J. C. Stams
H. B. Clay
Tacoma
Wise
K. Morrison
Circuit Court of
Wise County
Rogan
Board of Directora
Ramey
Simpson
Stratton
Intermont
Big Stone Gap
Real estate sale offers in East Park and city wide lots
Advertises numerous vacant lots in East Park Addition Jonesboro Addition and scattered parcels citywide with prices from 150 to 300 dollars plus. Large lots and business houses on Main Street with favorable terms. Rents yield about 15 percent. Seeks 100 houses for purchase or sale.
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W. G
J. A. Mathes
Opera House
East Park
Jonesboro
AEA
Carnegie
Carnegie Land Co
Johnson City
San Marco Ice Cream Parlor Opens for Summer Service
The San Marco has fitted up an ice cream parlor for ladies and gentlemen and will serve the delicious at all hours during the summer months. The renowned San Marco restaurant reputation extends to the ice cream department. Entrance through store. The boy on the 90, who was hurt near Osborn's Ford, is not dead and is improving.
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Alf
Roderick Random
Crear
San Marco
Osborn
A Dead Shot In Busy City Scene At Market Street
In Johnson City a fatal shooting occurred at No 8 E Market St. The two men, identified by initials H T and H P meaning Hard Times and High Prices, were found with letters and handkerchiefs on their persons. The event shocks the town as locals debate motive and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tennessee
E. Market St
H. T
H. P
Here is the Shot that Did the Work and SPOT CASH
A bargain street sale proclaims drastic cuts on clothing hats boots and shoes. Calicoes ginghams muslins and cotton goods blaze at pennies to dimes with Coffee cheese cloth and soap offers. A bold claim declares the shot that killed high prices and old Hard Times, urging shoppers to seize the moment and buy now.
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India
H. P. Fellows
Wiley M. Christian Promises Another Shot Over High Prices
Wiley M. Christian of No 8 East Market Street declares he fired the shot that killed Hard Times and High Prices and says he is loaded for another shot. He expects next week some events that will give Prices another send off.
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East Market Street
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