Campaign promises and police furlough noted in unrest
The piece cautions readers about campaign lies as Chief of Police Remine goes on a brief furlough. It recalls President McKinley promising relief for South Carolina refugees and warns that promises about locating fire hydrants are often political rhetoric to gain votes and may be broken.
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Remine
McKinley
South Carolina
Congress
Hanna
Teddy” Roosevelt
Mr. McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Platt
Friends
Teddy
Hobart l
Breckinridge
War Investigating Commission
Camp Thomas
Rset
Adjutant General
Wilmington
North Carolina
Leity
Citizens’ Committee
Rehobeth
Cuznar
Express
Sorex
Yorn Hall
Crystal Lake
Dundas
P. O. Pa
Cincago Record
Old World
Spain
Philippines
Democrats and McKinley loom in current political chess
In Washington, factions debate compromise offers to secure appointments amid post election realignments. Reports detail how Brownlow, Gouchenour, Crumley, and others shaped the 9th district vote, with Democrats gaining ground and Republicans facing regional silver sentiment shaping future elections.
Congressman Botkin's Statement on Peruna Medicine
Waamerox, D. C. April 1, 1898. Dr S B Hartman Columbus D My Duar Doctor certifies the curative qualities of Peruna medicines. Hon J D Horsty Kansas Congressman at Large from Pe-ro-na and Man-a-lin reports relief from stomach catarrh and constipation after using the remedy. Ask druggist for a free Peruna Almanac for 1899.
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Waamerox
D.C
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
J. D. Horxty
Kansas
Man-a-lin
Washington
D. Botein
Governor Taylor Reflects On County Leadership and New Lecture
Governor Taylor previews a Knoxville home base after his term ends and a new lecture titled Love, Laughter and Song. He praises the penitentiary system, notes fiscal gains, and commends the educational and agricultural departments. The piece also covers late political and national updates, including immigration figures and regional unrest.
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Saylor
Rassle
Taylor
Knoxville
Corliss
Treasury
Agricultural Department
Haa
Itn Anceeas
Mrug
Tennessee
Santisgo
Manila
Non Resident Notice in J C Griffin Case
Publication ordered for four weeks in The Comet Johnson City Tennessee informing non resident defendant J C Griffin to appear in Chancery Court Johnson City on the first Monday of December 1898 to defend or the bill will be taken for confessed. Oct 29 1888. B A Surrney Clerk and Master W Hopar pr a fees.
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J. C. Griffin
State of
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
Chancery Court
B. A. Surrney
W. Hopar
Complaiant
W. L. Eckols
Teen
Ward County
Enid
W. L
Foy W. Dunawsy
F. M. Durst
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McMillin
Brownlow
Cramley
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Crumley
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Teresa
Brownby
Nassau
Andrew Carnegie
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Sitton
Grumley
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North
Mr. McKinly
Cleveland
Ilinois
Athan
U. 8
Benton McMillin
House of Repreresentatives
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Walter Brownlow
East Tennesse
Dispatch
Louisville Dispatch
Walter P. Brownlow
Nashville
Thedore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
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Ikaly
van Wick
Roan
Roonevelt
Jerry Simpson
J. Hamilton Lewis
Robert L. Taylor
Bristol Tribune
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Carthage
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State Committee
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War Department
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Congressman Botkin
Gov. Taylor
Bob
Nashville Banner
Leon
Post-Office Department
Stewart
Nevada
Elizabeth of
Austria
Immigration Bureau
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Tennessee River Improvement Association
Chattanooga
Banat
Victoria
B. C
Dawson
Klondike
Tony
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
J. S. Galliher & CO
Woodworth & CO
American Laundry
the Affairs of Europe
Chicago Record
New York City
Europe
Washington County
Callie May Griffin
J. ©. Griffin
Law Court
Mary Eckols
L. Eckols
Peace Commission
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