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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
2
The company has set a downtown office at the Lyle and Go's book store beside the post office for advertisements, orders for job work and subscriptions. Patrons may drop items there and receive prompt attention.
The item surveys a mix of 19th century notices including a tentative shipping launch from the Philadelphia shipbuilders to the American Line, a presidential trip by private car, and a broad sweep of political commentary. It cites Civil Service rule extensions, Democratic gains and losses, tariff debates, and industrial prospects in the South, with miscellaneous notes on foreign policy and government buildings.
Max O Bull argues with characteristic force on moral contrasts in Western culture in the November North American Review. Charles Dickens Jr writes on Public Dinners in London, comparing past and present social entertainments. The November Forum includes Edmind s examination of whether United States Senators should be elected by the people. Edmunds argues the direct popular method is best among proposed reforms.
David Holmes died Sunday of pneumonia fever after a four day illness. District schools progress. Emma Peoples found four mature red Jane apples on a tree. George Carr of Missouri visited relatives. Panthers reportedly visited again. David Campbell of Jonesboro did not see the panther but has not sold its skin. LJ Burleson visited Miss Julia Brockwell. Antioch Church ladies supported Ardinet. Some Johnson City girls invited, and guests attended. unruly behavior by boys including drunkenness and fireworks reported after the church event. A Wurree.
Condensed reports cover federal pension payments, October bank clearings, the Cleveland White House retreat, Moscow unrest over Dr. Zacharia, October trade movement, Louisville bridge completion, Lexow Committee bribery claim, Czar funeral plans, royal mourning in Europe, Montezuma cargo record, a Kansas City line robbery, Cal Galvin J Sayre’s death, a Choctaw execution, a double child murder discovery near Paulding, and an 18 year old suspect in custody.
A court decree orders Paurauant to move to an adjoining pane in fear of mob violence. Weekly trade reviews show better overall business and maintained production with some improvements. Wheat and corn rose in price while pork and cotton dipped. China seeks European aid to end the Japan conflict, while Japan advances in China. The fall of Fang-Wang-Ching castle is confirmed amid reports China negotiates a 10,000,000 Shanghai tael loan.
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