Prominent Officials Attend Mrs. Gage Funeral in Washington
Washington figures gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Gage wife of the secretary of the treasury. The remains were taken to Chicago. The report also notes land price rises near Pearl Harbor and debates over canal routes in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Cage
Chicago
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Naval Station
Naval Board
J. I. Merry
Naval Coaling Station
Honolulu
Merry
Navy Department
Congress
Nicaraga Canal
Nicaragua
United States
State Department
Costa Ries
Hayes
Panama
Costa Rica
Panama Canal
Panam Canal
Nicaragua Canal
England
Debated Ragtime Sparks Across Musical Circles
A Denver federation of musicians labels ragtime as gumniseal rot while editors and readers weigh in. Critics question the performers and critics alike, noting music as a fine art and debating whether ragtime’s popularity justifies harsh judgments from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Musicians At
Denver
Othark
Tatum
Nashville American
Cy Lyle
Johnson City
Federation of Musiciata
Musicia
Ragtine
Lincoln
Tmin
Beaumont and Knoxville ramble on oil fields and politics
A collage of letters and notices reports Beaumont oil field boom with 140 derricks and eleven gushers while the writer plans to move there. It cites New York and Knoxville travel remarks, a Tennessee scholarship exam notice, and political chatter about ex governor Taylor and a possible third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hunter
Beaumont
Texas
Cy HH. Lyle
Johnson City
Tenn
New York City
Iambor
McFaddin, Wiess & Kyle Land Company
Travis
Mery
Watama J
Huwren
Robert L. Taylor
James B. Frazier
Gary
Ford Family Pension Fight Details From Commissioner Hearing
Fronie Ford testified about John A. Ford in a case before Commissioner Thad A. Cox. The narrative claims a forged check tied to pension disputes and misdirected payments connected to ex soldiers. The text disputes the facts and notes errors in the recounting of service and check origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronie Ford
John A. Ford
Thad A. Cox
Gresneville
Young Ford
Juho A. Pard
Austin Springs
Stull
Job A. Bord
Washington
A. Ford
Bot
Jun A. Ford
Johoron City
Tenn
Binwolf
Notable Judge Butler Remains Critical After Illness
Mountain City reports Judge RK Butler confined to his room in critical condition after illness. Marion Rooke of T. M. THowyaon, Chicago, notes Butler’s public service and widespread respect across the region. Also mentions local remedies, travel ads, and Confederate Veterans reunion rail rates to Memphis with limited dates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Butler
Unt
Marion Rooke
T. M. Thowyaon
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
United Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Lonn
Army
Pointe
Jane Ded
Jane
Southern Railway
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Mecomdines Muller
Sere
Wiil
W. ©. Thomas
Tracity News
A. H. Woodlee
Thomas
Tracy City
O. P. Austin
United States Treasury
South Carolina
Melaurin
Democratic Party
McLaurin
South
Senate
Holls
Hagland
Jonesboro
Washington County
Dhis County
Boone’s Creek
D. Noone
DeVault
Einlitte
Prayklin
Carter County
Robert Sevier
Robt. Sevier
John Sevier
Battle of
King's Mountain
Fay
North Carolina
Tennessee
King’s Mountain
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
University of Tennessee
Holt
J. FB. Crowech
Science Hill
Knoxville
Etthen Pope
Trenton
J. W. Grove
DeWitt
Farsons
Memphis, Tenn
Phong 129
Howse
Standard Oil Company
Summers, Barton & Parrott
Johnson City, Tenn
Co. G. Mitchell
Ordor
Ofive
Opera House
New Orleans
Buffalo
Queen &Crescent
Meridian
Circlingham
Chattanooga
Lexington
Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Surameor
Atlanta
Birmingham
Micon
Chattanoogi
Milchetl
Chattanooge
Ucketagenta
J Murphy
Gent
Maysoee
Woo Mintardon
Gens
Paeeen Cincitinati
WHITE
Tana
Prome Hich
J. D. Weaver, Sons & Co
3. E. LT
City Drug Store
Phone
J.D. Cox
the Banking and Trust Company
Trus Raile
Dalton Marble
Colvard
Wantel
Dalton
Rranklin Chemical CO
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