Will Build New Church at Erwin
Rev Roy Barly of Buxt Park Church in Aneeily will move to Erwin Monday to lead a new church to be built there. Several thousand dollars have been subscribed and more is expected. A handcone church will be erected in the growing town. Attorney Geo N Barnes received an invitation to attend the commencement exercises of Zoltteaifer Institute at Hull City in May 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Barly
Buxt Park
Aneeily
Erwin
Geo. N. Barnes Hay
Zoltteaifer Institute
Hull City
Arrest of White Slavers in New York May 5
Addit ional arrests awaited today in the white slave traffic linked to Harry Levenson who confessed to stockades where girls were kept for delivery. Levenson, pled guilty to one charge, was arrested with Belle Moore and Alexander Anderson as dealers in young white girls. Moore and Anderson faced arraignment today and may seek names of witnesses before the grand jury. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets lauding their cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levenson
Levenson
Belle Moore
Alexander Anderson
Moore
Anderson
Association Meeting Postponed to 2 PM at Wilder School
The School Improvement Association will hold its entertainment at the Martha Wilder school building at 2 o'clock this afternoon rather than 4 as previously announced. A splendid program is planned with a notable ice cream feature, inviting the community to help the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wilder
School Improvement Association
City Board to tabulate water works bids tonight
Johnson City city government held a regular session last night to open bids for the new water works system. City Engineer Dunlap read bids covering valves, hydrants, pipes, reservoirs and related items, with a plan to tabulate and report to the council tonight for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
W. M. Dunlap
Wolford
Alf Taylor Dead In Johnson City at 72
Alfred Taylor known as Barsh's Alf died Monday at his home on Grover and Maple in Johnson City. A Carter County native he was about 72, a hard working familiar figure. Remains were taken to Taylortown for burial. Never hesitate to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to children for coughs and colds. it contains opium and narcotics and can be given with implicit confidence. Sold by all dealers.
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Alfred Taylor
Barsh
Alf
Grover and
Maple Streets
Carter County
Johnson
Taylortown
Nout
Chamberlain
Pardue Sells Out News Agency Takes Over in Maloon
The Parker News Agency of Maloon Georgia has purchased IL W Pardue News Agency. It will operate agents on all C. C L and passenger trains and has leased a small brick building on Buffalo Street opposite the C C & OL depot to serve as headquarters.
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Parker News Agency
Mal Oon
IL W. Pardue
C. CL
BusTulo Street
Battle at South Westville Mines Sparks Nerve Racking riot
Three hundred miners from Danville march on South Westville Coal mines to force workers out until an agreement is reached. Sheriff organizes a posse as families fear starvation. Miners raid Vermillion mines but no shots fired. workers flee as mob advances. Rockefeller referenced in unrelated ad blurb.
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Danville
South Westville
Chicago & Western
LA Fires
Kelleyville
Westville
Liami
Company F to Chicamauga July 1 maneuvers
An order directs Company F of this city to report to Chicamauga on July 1 to observe regulars maneuvers with Captain Hodges in charge. The notice notes that the move will prevent participation in the citys Fourth of July celebration. Also promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for purifying blood and improving skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H.C. Miller's
Local District News Briefs from Eighth District
Mrs Dan McCoy and Willis visited Mrs Maggie Burleson. Dayton Strickland and Paris Leach of Johnson City visited homefolk. Mrs N A Tray is very low. Mrs Walter Robertson of New York spent days with Mrs Burleson. Mrs T J Bell shopped in the city Wednesday. Walter Strickland of Jamison City spent weekend at widow Burleson. Roy Moody has returned home. He is a contractor now printing the Miller building. Cham berlain s Liniment eases pain and cures quickly. First application relief. Sold by dealers. John Chandler came down from the win yesterday. C H Pratt of Knoxville a bust cas visitor. J F Martin of near Jonesboro was here yesterday on business. L F E Townsend of Valle Crucis is a business visitor. William Stainhart and W P Duncan Jr were here from Milligan yesterday. Attorney W T Piper of Greeneville is en route to Mord town on legal business. Mrs S H Thompson and Miss Kitte Fellers of Chuckey were in the city yesterday shopping. Milburn Rhipley was in Iron Boone s Creek yesterday.
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Dan McCoy
Willis
Maggie Burleson
Dayton Strickland
Paris Leach
Johnson City
N. A. Tray
Walter Robertson
New York
Maggie
Burleson
T. J. Bell
Walter Strickland
Jamison City
Roy Moody
Miller
J. F. Martin
Jonesboro
L. FE. Townsend
Valle Crucis
William Stainhart
W. P. Dungan, Jr
Milligan
Ack Hale Guilty of Grime Not a Witness in Case
Bristol Tenn May 2 Ack Hale serving a life term for the murder of Lillie Davis in East Hill cemetery three years ago. Pennsylvania evidence claims J C Shaffer of Portugal Pa reports Boland and a companion witnessed Hale shoot the girl, seating on a bench and quarrel preceding the fatal shot. Boland says he stayed silent to avoid involvement but would testify if summoned. Shaffer notes the court may have erred but Boland’s statement supports the jury’s life sentence.
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Bristol, Tenn
Ack Hale
Tennessee
Lillie Davis
East Hill
Pennsylvania
J.C. Shaffer
Portugal Pa
Boland
Hale
Postmaster Shaffer
Bo]land
Dr Givens Sermon On Prodigal Son Attracts Attention
The sermon by Dr. Givens centered on the prodigal son. He spoke to awaken interest amid backsliders and penitents, with four conversions and several seeking satisfaction. W H Hand of Wine Va attends the service in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Givens
Prodigal
Givenseria Wis
Monument to the Indian eyed for New York Harbor site
Washington May 5 The idea to erect a memorial to the Native American, proposed by Rodman Wanamaker, gains support in Congress with Goulden and Depew backing. Wanamaker would fund it, with citizens urged to contribute. initial preference was James Town, but the site chosen would be visible to visitors and immigrants, reflecting America’s transformation.
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Washington
Rodman Watamaker
Robert L. Taylor
United States
Tennessee
House
Goulden
New York
Senate
Depew
New York Harbor
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Wanamaker
Todian
Isao
Mr. Wanamaker
Jamestown
America
Mostetter's Stomach Bitters Claim Health Renewal
If you are sickly, let Mostetter's Stomach Bitters build up and renew the system, strengthening the stomach and keeping the bowels free from constipation. It has helped hundreds of cases in 56 years and will likely help you. Try it today for indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness headache and malaria. Ask for
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Cardus
Mostetter
Depend Up On President To Harmonize Senate Division
Washington dispatch reports Taft plans to unify factional lines within the Republican ranks to craft a new administration program. Regular leaders claim no urge to embarrass allies. Taft’s arrival could determine if he uses strong influence to unite center senate machinery as work begins to reorganize the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ate
Prohibition debate marks Methodist conference session
At Asheville May 5 the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal church south opened its second session with devotions and routine business. Debates centered on renaming the temperance committee to moral and social questions and on adopting the term prohibition, citing southern emphasis on bans on liquor. Delegates noted attendance by Bishop Hondri and other church leaders, with observers from Kentucky and Tennessee present for governance matters and organizational talks.
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Asheville
NS. A
Methodist Biscopal Church
Southy
Ines
D. O. Bell
Supreme Court of Tennissen
Ralec
Nashville
Captain Weaver
Iishop Hondri
Katine City
Ulice
G. V. Manly
Isentinaky
Ie Eaming
Mant
Methodist Church
South
Kentucky
Tennesee
Episcopal
Episcopal Church
Ty. Mannis
Becretacy Watkins
J. A. Burrow
C. 11
C. Watson
J. M. Barlis
J. A. Flapri
Kon
I. A. Meeks
J. H. McCoy
My Parker
Frank Richardson
Haleton
Dr. Simons
Magliah Wi “and Church
Seale
W. It. Hamilton
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Barton-Mountcastle Company
the City Council
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Premand
Heist
Catarris Teall
Hall
Uno
WulLdiie
Carne & CO
Toledo
Dragons
Alf Taylor
Pardue
Taewseas
Pangborn
Indianapolis
Alog
Pangborn Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Indiana
Ill
John J. Rockefeller
Chamberlainin
Call of the Blood
John Chandler
C.H Pratt
Knoxville
W. Ti. Piper
Greeneville
Mordtown
8. H. Thompson
Kitte Fellers
Chuckey
Milburn Rhipley
Iron Boone's Creek
BC Care
Net
Southern Railway
R. W. Pielda
City Transfer Co
Sterchi Furniture Co
Armhurst-Smith Parkes Co
Cenver Bros
T. E. Hurst
H. B. Cromley
Harris Avenue
Gov. R. Brown
Unulo National Bank
W. HL. Hand
Wine
Iseas
Esa
Maryan Marshall
Woodstock
Favors Ino
Senator Taylor
Home Ice & Coal Co
Giles
Big Stone Gap
Planter's Hotel
J. W. Gilliam
Bristol
Ostetter
Courier- Journal
Henry Watterson Editor
Weekly Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal Company
Louisville
Geo. R. Shultz
Greensboro
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W. B. Reynolds
Phillips Building
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