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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1899

Page

2

Noted Political Shifts and Rail News Highlight Tennessee Era

A local column references John McLean in Ohio politics, Keeley Institute education choices, and a Democratic aldermanic nomination. It notes the Dyersburg Herald adopting a typesetting machine, praises the Louisville and Nashville Railroad collaboration, and discusses Kentucky, Nebraska, and Ohio results amid national races. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley visited Johnson City en route to Washington, greeted by crowds after a Santiago fame buildup.

Winfield Scott Schley Johnson City Atlanta Washington

Judge Campbell Faces Congress Run Sparks Judicial Conflict

A Jonesboro special notes Judge Ti Campbell may seek a first district congress seat while still a judge in the First State Judicial circuit. Newspapers debate whether a sitting judge should resign to pursue political office, calling Campbell an embattled figure in a disputed political transition.

Jonesboro Ti. T. Campbell Brownlow Campbell Nashville Knoxville Sentinel Fudge Campbell Enatom Cmpbell Lis

Imperialism and politics stir First District debate

A column critiques Senator Depew and Boss Plath over the New York Custom House plan, notes Secretary Gage's independence, and discusses imperialism, Southern cotton interests, and anti imperial sentiment. It also lampoons local editors, debates library funding, and comments on Carmack and McKinley era politics.

Chauncey Depew Boss Plath Washington Platt Depew Treasury Department New York Custom House New York Philadelphia American Institute of Architects Cass Gilbert Chicago Gage Committee of Architects

Public Library Legislation for Johnson City Proposed

Free Public Library advocates urge Johnson City readers to support a town vote establishing a municipal library without extra taxes or fees. Proponents claim benefits include higher intelligence morals and morality, with libraries serving schools and all residents as a permanent information source.

Johnson City Jobson City Como

Transit meteors and political quips cross old papers

A collage of brief quotes from era newspapers includes mock discussions of Bob Taylor guiding Ned Carmack, notes on Langtry memoirs, Benton McMillin as governor, and a Dewey Corbin naval clash. It also jokes about honorary degrees, a Sulu sultan, and Mrs Langtry resuming reminiscences.

Sulu The United States

Carmack Expected to Run for United States Senate

Tennessee headlines throughout the period suggest Carmack is favored to seek the U.S. Senate seat. Various editorials note that a Carmack candidacy would impact Governor McMillin’s path and that opponents would face a challenging race. Analysts mention potential rivalries and political maneuvering as Carmack’s decision looms.

McMillin United States Senate Osroll County Carmack Torley Linden Mail Memphis Scimitar Mr. Carmack Gov. McMillen Somerville Journal

Admiral Dewey's Fiancée Husband Await Wedding Plans

Mrs. William Hazen of Washington travels to New York with her mother and Mrs. Ludlow to choose a trousseau for a forthcoming wedding to Admiral Dewey. The ceremony, possibly before Thanksgiving, will be at Mrs. Washington McLean's home with Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Keane presiding.

Admiral Dewey New York City New York William B. Hazen Washington

Greene County Democrat Jamon Armitage Declares Railroad Candidacy

Greene county leading Democrat Jamon Armitage announces his bid for railroad commissioner. He says the early statement gives voters time for consideration and to curb power he views as favoring narrow interests over the masses.

Jamon Armitage Greene County Armiitage

Hearing Date Set On Petition In Knoxville District

The court orders a hearing for November 27 in Knoxville on the petition. Notice must be published in Twe Coven. Creditor and interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies of petition and order to known creditors. Jurist is Honorable C. D. Clark. Clerk Huey O. Ewisa.

Knoxville C. D. Clark A. D Heal OF Tike Ewisa

Notice of Bankruptcy for William P Cooper in Johnson City

In the United States District Court Northern Division Eastern District of Tennessee the matter ofWilliam P Cooper No 128 Johnson City Washington County Tennessee a bankrupt. Notice is given that on November 18 1899 at 1 oclock p m at the law office of James B Cox Johnson City Tennessee creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Janus B Cox Referee in Bankruptcy This Nov 8 1899

United States of America Tennessee United States District Court William P. Cooper Tohngon City Enn Johnson City Washington W. P. Cooper James B. Cox Janus B. Cox

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