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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

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Few Democrats Resolve Tobago Dispute at Jonesboro

A May 18 Nashville convention plan emerged from a Jonesboro meeting where Democrats allied to oppose Patterson. Kirkpatrick chaired, Guinn was secretary, with bitter speeches and pledges for an untrammeled judiciary. Also notes the death of Mrs. S. Leonard and M E church conference denials of clashes.

Jonesboro May Nashville Kirkpatrick D. M. Guinn Patterson A. R. Johnson Supreme Court John R.carson Rey. J. Bimpson J. I. Pierce le Roy Reeves

Meeting of Emperor William and Theodore Roosevelt in Potsdam

A cordial Potsdam visit shows King William receiving Theodore Roosevelt and family at the new palace during period of mourning for King Edward. A ceremonial luncheon follows with six tables and officials. Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt attend among the guests.

Potsdam Emperor William Theodore Roosevelt New Palace Edward William Mr. Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt Ethel Kermit His Majesty Crown Princess Kermit Roosevelt Empress Miss Roosevelt

Remains Taken to Bristol in Interment for 19 Year Old

The remains of Mrs Orlean Tran-Thai were taken to Bristol for interment Monday. She was 19, daughter of C. Trans tham, a former engineer of KE Line. W. Dickson of Castlewood, and others attended along with visiting relatives.

Orlean Tran- Thai Bristol C. CO. Transtham Va. & Ga R. Re

Pardon Politics and Court Factions Stir State

Gov Paterson faces harsh scrutiny as factions press to reverse Cooper case amid claims of innocence. Chief Justice Beard is praised by opponents and courted as an independent candidate for the Supreme Court. Swingle brothers depart for California. Miss Marion Friberg returns from Knoxville.

Col. Cooper Gov Patterson Cooper Justice Beard Supreme Bench

Volunteers Enlist in Lima As War Fears Rise

In Lima Peru the war scare grows as volunteers enlist daily and war funds rise from private donations. About 4 000 soldiers are quartered in the city and nearby, with 10 000 more at the frontier. Government says Ecuador seeks Bolivian alliance against Peru, citing a cabinet member's departure from Guayaquil to La Paz for talks with Bolivia and Chile.

Lima Peru Ecuador Bolivia Guayaquil la Para

A G Hamilton Dead

A G Hamilton died Monday morning at his Boones Creek home after a short illness. He was 70 and among the county’s oldest residents, active in church life and a G A R veteran. Survived by a widow and several children including Mrs John D Longmire, Mrs J M Collins, John, and A H Hamilton. Funeral Wednesday at the residence.

A. G. Hamilton Boones Creek Washington County John D. Longmire J. M. Collins John A. H. Hamilton

U B Church Sermon Draws Large Audience

Dr Given preached at the U B church on Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness. Many knelt at the altar for prayer and substitutes knelt for absent friends. The speaker urged active effort in uplifting men and invited helpers.

Comet Ads Prove Effective Across County Papers

A gentleman placed the same advertisement in three Washington county papers and received seven replies from The Comet ad, one from the Herald and Tribune, and none from the Staff. Every letter specified where the ad was seen, showing Comet ads bring results.

Washington County Herald and Tribune

Patterson Talks Patently on Patterson Endorsed by All

Nashville May interview quotes Gov Patterson denouncing independent judicial candidates as political independents undermining party unity. He claims judges resist party authority, fear executive oversight, and pursue self for office via partisan conventions. asserts coercion charges are unfounded yet acknowledges desire to resolve Cooper case. Patrols in Tazewell Tenn and reporting notes in Claiborne county show strong party support and a key railroad bill passage in Washington.

Nashville Ute Allerson Supreme Court Cooper Tazewell Tenn Unk Amo Hon Hon, Hughes Southern Railway Company Patterson Claiborne County Fand Judge Shields Judge Beard Thoee

Sanders Rules Out Early State Election Call

Chattanooga May 10 Newell Sanders chairman of the state Republican executive committee said he does not anticipate calling a meeting on May 20 or soon after to fix dates for county conventions to nominate a state judicial ticket. He also stated he has taken no steps toward the state election and does not know when he will address it.

Chattanooga Newell Sanders Nashville Sanders

Little Boy Belton Dies After Pneumonia

Freddie Belton three years old, son of Mr and Mrs J N Belton, died Saturday night after a short illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the M E church by Rev O R Tarwater, and Oak Hill burial followed.

Freddie Belton J. N. Belton M. E O. R. Tarwater Oak Hill

Big sale success in Burnett Heights auction event

Col J C Morton led a large crowd as 7 choice lots sold for around 300 each, yielding receipts near 10000. Two thirds of the lot value was kept for private sale later. Owners Messrs Stuart and Timbers recently bought the site for 18000 and praised the result. Attendees included Goo N Barnes D A Vines and S W Price near Johnson City.

J. C. Morton Burnett Heights Messrs Stuart and Timbers

Public Buildings Funding Split Seen for Tennessee

Washington May 9 The house committee on public buildings and grounds votes to allot 400000 for public buildings. Representative Austin notes Tennessee will receive pro rata when the bill is reported. Greeneville businessmen J W Hannat and D W Williams were in the city for Burnett Heights sale and visiting relatives.

Washington House Committee On Tennessee Austin J. W. Hannat D. W. Williams Greeneville Cita Y Burnett Heights Mr. Hannats

Crescent Comedy cancels week due to family bereavement

The Crescent Comedy company cancels this week's performances in the city following the death of W. Brown's mother, a star performer for Mr. Perry. Tickets held will be honored for future shows. J A Brabeo of Greeneville visits relatives while Judge H T Campbell travels through from Erwis for court.

Crescent Comedy Company Thin City W. Brown Mr. Perry HT. Campbell Erwis

Rep Link Confesses to Grand Jury in Lorimer Case

Chicago reports Democratic Representative Michael Link indicted on perjury in the Lorimer bribery matter confessed before the grand jury today. State's Attorney Wayman announced the confession while asking that Link's indictment be quashed. Also mentioned is Miss Westle Honeycutt returning home to Hampton after visiting her sister Mrs Campbell.

Chicago Michael Link Lorimer Wayman Guest Link Westle Honeycutt

Concert to aid Bulgarian Army at First Baptist Church

Next Thursday the Jackson Concert Orchestra will give a special benefit concert at the First Baptist Church for the Bulgarian Army relief. Proceeds will go to the cause as the program promises entertaining music and admission contributes to a good cause.

Jackson Concert Orchestra Mirst Baptist

Ex Governor Candler Not Expected to Survive

Atlanta May 10 reports indicate ex Governor Candler's condition has grown serious and doctors fear he will not recover.

Candler Atlanta

Explosion at Ottawa area factory shocks city

An explosion at the General Explosives company magazine near Hull Ottawa river area killed several and injured at least fifty. The blast sent residents into the streets as emergency crews responded and authorities investigated the incident. Meanwhile other items note a birth and a college president visiting the city.

Ottawa Ont Canada General Explosives Company Hull

Benefit of Salvation Army Thursday Night

On Thursday night the Jackson orchestra will give a benefit for the Salvation Army in the First Baptist church. The program features violins, piano, and a series of orchestral pieces with solo and choir elements. tickets are 10 cents from any Salvation Army member. Master Cecil Tittle accompanies a vocal solo. additional attendees include Cate Stuart and wife visiting Knoxville.

Jackson First Baptist Church KE. M. Jackson L. McCowny Garnots J. G. Barron A. D. McKeenelarinet J. H. Goody RL. Barron Marielle Jackson Army Lurspiel Bela Roberts Cornet Belo Deen Petrie Mr. Barron Miss Jackson Illenberg Albert Bland Ais Rosey Berenade—La Paloma the Dove Gradier Alberti Whitehouse Orage Co Salvation Army Cecil Tittle 8. C. Culler Knoxville Cate Stuart Wunsett County W. EH. Jertson Watauga

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