The Comet Oy H. Lyle Pastor Owner
The Comet Oy H. Lyle, pastor and owner, is indicated in the notice. Mail directed to Johnson City is processed. The item appears as a standard church or parish notification with postal registration.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
2
Contested election questions and legal public notice
A detailed discussion of possible congress election contests arising from irregularities in the late election. It examines the 1870s Tennessee Supreme Court ruling by Judge Neil on ballot marks and the validity of votes, and debates whether a special election was legally callable to fill an unexpired term, considering constitutional provisions and Shannon's Code sections on gubernatorial proclamations and writs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bott County
Tenn
Supreme Court
Neil
Tennessee Report
Shannon
Tennessee
C. H. Lyle
D. Masesey
Brownlow
Nell
Theco
Brownlaw
United States
Nysible
Musroot Aba Terye
Eieetion Tol
Patterson
Brown
Cholera on San Giorgio Detained at Quarantine
The steamer San Giorgio arrived from Naples and Palermo with two deaths and nine sick aboard, including several cholera suspects. It was detained at quarantine for bacteriological examinations as bodies of a two year old child and the child’s mother were buried before port entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Giorgio
Naples
Palermo
Mt, the Woroas
Eagle and Dog Battle Ended by Severed Wing Claw
Westminster Gazette reports a keeper near Banavie in Glen Laragan was attacked when an eagle swooped at his dog and latched onto his ankle. In the ensuing fight the dog and bird clashed. the eagle was defeated and shed a claw, which the keeper kept as a memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Glen Laragan
Banavie
Golden Eagle
Sheangan
Fraser
Dinner with a distinguished guest leads to humorous mix up
Rehard W. Culahan of the New York Sun hosted literary figures at a dinner. The guest, late and merry after a fashionable wedding with punch, walked with Culahan up Fifth Avenue. On parting the guest asked, Who was the man O’Houlihan referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehard W. Culahan
The
New York Sun
Oulaban
Fifth Avenue
Haus
Wald
Oulahan
Dickena
O'Houllian
Doctored Wayne votes trigger state senate dispute
Nashville reports allege Wayne county election officials overrode the factual returns to certify Boyd and Hickman as winners, claiming a defective ballot designation. Critics say the action ignores proper authority, risking contests in the legislature and setting a dangerous precedent for canvassing beyond the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee
Wayne County
Taylor
Boyd
State Senate
Hickman
Otter
Taylor-Boyd-Hickman
Wayne
Tix
Johnson
Lying
Rickman
Senate
House
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Aches Says Johnson City Electrician
Johnsan City electrician 1 B Jones testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney ache and warns others to seek this remedy. The Pills sold by Grey-Sprowl Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY offer 50 cent bottles nationwide. Remember the name Doan and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Johnsan
Jones
Johson City
Doan
Down
Grey-Sprowl Drug Co
A Poor Substitute In Fame Desire
A brief reflective piece argues that many seek notoriety as a substitute for real fame, critiquing the mindset of people who settle for notoriety over genuine achievement.
Seventy Five Armed Men Seize Oil City After Shooting
Shreveport reports a mob of seventy five armed men seized Oil City after the afternoon shooting of Thomas Hickey, alleged gang leader, by Deputy Sheriff Kelly. Sympathizers fired into the town as deputies tried to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Thomas Hickey
Kelly
Oil City
Here
Ickey
Iris
Lincoln and Grace Bedell Whiskers Tale Card
A short feature recounts how Grace Bedell urged Abraham Lincoln to grow whiskers, and Lincoln, after receiving her letter, famously remarked that he let his whiskers grow for her. The anecdote ends noting Grace later married and that she died in Delphos, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tai
Lincoln
Grace Bedell
Westfield
Chautauqua County
New York
Hamlin
Little Grace
A. Lincoln
Bera
Mis
Oldest Army Officer Gen Daniel H Rucker Remains Spry at 97
Brig Gen Daniel H Rucker, retired, is described as the oldest officer in the U S Army and the longest serving veteran. Born 13 years after Washington's death, he has lived through every presidency except Washington Adams and Jefferson. In Washington he remains active, riding streetcars and appearing brisk despite his age. A life-insurance map estimating his death prompted his irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Rucker
United States Army
Thia
White House
Madison
Florida
Spain
Union
Maine
Massachusetts
Gen. Rucker
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
George Washington
Ife Insurance Company
Jefferson Place
General Declares Insured Policy Dispute
A general dies in a manner deemed alive in office hours after a rageful walk downtown. The life insurance company notes the policy payments are due since the claimant has passed beyond but the general refuses the payout, leaving friends wary of mentioning the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Mother of the Regiment at New Market
A New Market Virginia obituary recalls Jessie Heinning a Yankee schoolteacher who led an academy in the Shenandoah Valley. Married to Confederate veteran Ss P Rupert, she cared for the wounded after ensuring her two children were safe during the New Market battle. Her mercy aided the Eighty fourth Massachusetts and Fifty-fourth Pennsylvania, with the Thirty-fourth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Hunter
Sheridan
Jessie Heinning
Ss. P. Rupert
Massachusetts
Fifty
Pennsylvania
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Postamioe
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Washington County
Pattersam
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Robin Cooper
Fitebough
Lake Lea
Justice Beard
Eagle
Dog
O’houlihan
Johnson City
Abraham Lincoln
Milneis
America
Europe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Nfa
Cer
Hoe le
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