Johnson City Cowan Largest Circulation Claim in Tenn
A historic note cites the Johnson City Cowan as having the largest circulation among pauper papers in Tennessee’s First Congressional District population 189,041. The American Newspaper Directory guarantees the accuracy of this circulation rating and offers a $100 reward to the first person who successfully challenges it.
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Johnson City
Cowan
Tennessee
American Newspaper Directory
Tuk
New York
Insne
Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company
Tate L. Farnisi
Magnetic Building and Loan Association
Johuson City
Johnson City Taxpayers Win Bond Case in Appellate Court
Taxpayers triumph as chancery court ruling that bonds issued to hire a road are illegal is affirmed by the court of appeals. Bonds exceeded ten percent of town property and financed a non resident foreign corporation, making them invalid though the project might have paid if completed. Supreme Court now looms. In other notes, Cran ReUp regains leadership, McKinley shadow fades, and Guux Friz Lien heads to Omaha for new instructions.
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Johnson City
Chancery Court of Appeals
C. Road
G.C. and
Liree ©.S
Supreme Court
Turmoil Over Southern Exposition Plans in Chicago
Readers are told of a heated debate over plans for a forthcoming southern states exposition in Chicago. Prominent figures like President pinland, Secretary Ol ney, and Gen. Lee are mentioned as not talking publicly, while Clara Barton reports Turkish relief stores being distributed generously. The Knoxville Journal opposes Vox populi vox Dei in Bob Taylor’s nomination and notes political maneuvering around nominations and conventions.
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Clara Barton
Olney
Tur Knoxville Jounal
Bob Taylers
Perhaya
Knoxville Journal
Bol Taylor
Poole
Tennessee
Bob Taylor
Bob ‘Taylor
RATIFICATION AT CROTIREPION CONVENTION IN PITTSBURGH
Fragmented notices claim Southern railway will offer a round trip fare from Pittsburgh to the convention site from May 24 to 26 with return by May 27. The Philadelphia Times notes pro and con discussions and mentions agents for tickets and officials in Birmingham Knoxville and Chattanooga.
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Pittsburgh
Petu
Southern Railway
Liekein
A. Blaipman
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Atlaanta
Chattanooga
Georgia
Tennessee
W. HH. Doll
Tenn
J. L. Meek
T. Bpal
Knoxville
Roge rsville Synodical College closing exercises schedule
The forty sixth session closing events unfold from Friday May 20 at 7 p m with primary entertainment through to Tuesday June 2 with commencement exercises. Activities include literary addresses diploma readings and class day events. The enrollment is listed as 202 with Miss Laura Fawcette of Johnson City in the senior class. The note and a plug for local financial notices follow.
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Rogersville Synodical College
George Somme
Southtaneig Presbyterian University
College Munsionary Society
Board of Trustees
College
Elocutionary and Delsarte Department
J. TR. Herndon
Laura Fawcette
Johnson City
Marvelous Results Promoted for King’s New Discovery
A letter from Rev. J. Ghunderman of Dinondaly UCh recounts a testimonial for King’s New Discovery. It claims a pastor’s wife recovered from severe pneumonia after a paroxysm of coughing, with bottles available at McParland & Co. and prices noted. Also advertised is Eagle Eye Salve for eyes and sores, sold by the same druggists.
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J. Ghunderman
Dinondaly
Uch
Rives Junction
King
McPariind & Co
Mumruninen
McParland& Co
Nobleman Whelus Travels and Visits Homes
A fragmented passage describes a nobleman named Whelus traveling widely through the courtly network in all directions. It notes he visits the homes of vital citizens, with a peculiar statement about entering trusts, and ends with a reference to a remedy called Peluble and its effects when first used.
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Tyvortte
Fragmented OCR shows scattered numbers and place names
The text presents a jumble of numeric entries and city references including Milligattof Gladeland Valley Forge Hampton and others. It reads like a damaged page segment with incomplete data, multiple figures, and no coherent narrative or event.
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Isinsua
Gladeland
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Tutt
Eulered
Aead
Johnno de Citi, Teettl
Ecee Malier
James T. Pritchett
Port
DR. N. N. Warlick
W. W. Davauly
Tite
HONDA
Gux
Friz Lien
Onba
Jte
Pinland
Lee
Chicago
Mgr
Dominick I. Murphy
Pennsylvania
Lochren
United States
Minnesota
Coy
Turney
Wi Crow
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Cate
Morton
Chauncy Depew
Springfield
Omar
Hall
Crigiinis
Tuledo
Walding
Kinwyn& Morgin
Milt
Noti
All Drugaista
Foraker
Platt
Washington Post
W. T. Lawson
Stotsbury
Dr Bell
McFarland & Co
Deviants
Miles
Wriar
M.J. Poster
Louisia
Voorhees
Bhiloly National Park
Supreme Cent of
Thin
Convoss
Senate
Alabama
Jere South
Breathitt County
Wrehing
Kentucky
To Die
Detroit
Markham
Atlanta
Eix
B. A. Enloe
Independent Free Silver Movement
National Democratic Convention
Spain
McKinley
Reed
Quay
Bradster
Cullom
Allison
Doubtal
T. O. Catchings
Aisalastyut
Langine
The
Geological Survey
Gov. Stone
Senator West
Stone
Mr. Bland
Silas
Miller
John Sherman
Ohio
Williams
Weyler
Peter Vinegar
Lexington
Banga
Augusta
Read
Sherman
Tex
Bat Co
Howe
Pitininegh
Penn
Ratoy
Maye
Your Bay
Tima Brown
Steven
Gilbody
Tns
Renner
Philadelphia Record
Halo
Obes
Brown
Mr. Gray
Brownsvill, Teyx
Owen
Joan
Ounton United Conteiterate Veterans
Virginia
Routhern
Ale
Dr. Noll
Montorg Kelle
Mps Hand & Oi
Hell
All Denon
McFarigall & Co
New York Mail and Express
Tarnessea & Western
Pepeo
Nosa'nt
HIVE
Arbuckle’s
Wve
Colt
ELY
Taner Alley
Kiley Mote
Warren Street
Tilladelphia
Chlokester
Uly Gunulnes Mare
Dingyit
Tale Mull
Villeda
Parker's
AIR Balsana
Ieee i . Pelts
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Michigan Ave
Maine
Mich
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