ER Lodge No 50 Weekly MeetingNotice
Tonnison City Tennessee November 26 E891 ER Lodge No 50 meets every Wednesday at 7 20 PM in the hall over First National Bank visiting Knights invited.
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Tonnison City
Tenn
ER Lodge
First National Ilunk
P. John Sevier Todgo Ko
Christian
Market Streep
B.W. Watson
C. C. Worlmiller
Uaaka
U.R. K
Psy
JA. Mongle
Cape
Whitenides
Lion
A. Money Gkaciord
Mernid
Johnson City
Prisih Belair Khe
Alove Pre Ro
Nat Maret Dickineon
Distro Nob Grant
Fei
Fragmented political rant on silver, tariffs, and party figures
The letter lambasts copperplate era protectionism while attacking free coinage, cites Mills, McKinley, and Blaine as pivotal figures, and condemns Wall Street influence. It laments Massachusetts leather capital and wages cuts at Jones and Laughlin, praising Beavor McMi t ay for Speaker prospects and Tennessee’s claim to the role.
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Wall Street
Ohio
Campbell
Colorado
Mills
Senate
House
Eyenzo
Memphis Appeal
McKinley
Milla
Hancock
Massachyamrrs
Massachusetts
Blaine
Johnson City: Center of Trunk Lines and Resources
Johnson City stands as a hub of trunk lines and terminal roads guiding regional trade. The city is portrayed as immensely rich in natural resources and a gateway to the mineral and timber laden Alleghenies.
Johnson City A Rising Southern Steel Center Prospect
In the Heart of the Magnetic Ore District Johnson City sits 106 miles northeast of Knoxville at the intersection of major railroads. It outlines new lines to Greensboro and Cumberland Gap, notes rich ores in hematite and coal near Cranberry Mountains, and cites timber, agriculture, climate, altitude, and a 1880 population of 685 rising to 4,160.
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Johnson City
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
North Carolina
Ee City
Carolina
Greensboro
Richmond and
Danville
Wilkesboro
Cumberland Gap
Southern and Western Air Line
Shelby
N. C
Cranberry
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad
Cranberry Mountains
Industrial area in operation and construction in Johnson City
A list details numerous Johnson City industries and facilities under operation or in construction including tinware, foundry, furniture, electric lighting, street railroad, tannery, flour mill, tobacco, cigar, bottling, brick works, planing mills, bakery, steam laundry, and a gas vein claim. The Cranberry mines claim a magnetic ore vein 28 miles long with an estimated 90,000,000 tons feasible for open quarrying and car shipment. Prof. John R. Proctor states ore could be delivered by rail from nearby towns or across America.
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Johnson City Tin and Stove Company
Tniware
Marble Yard
Romine
Johnson Cty Foundry and Machine Works
Johnson City Furniture Company
Watauga Electric Lighting and Power Company
Johnson City and
Carnegie Street Railroad
Watauga Tannery
Carnegie Iron Company
Brown & Biddle
Miller Brew
Crandall-Harris Tobacco Facory
J. E
John R. Proctor
Kentucky
Almple
Town Cort
America
Church Directory and community notices from Johnson City
A historical church directory lists multiple congregations with pastors and service times. It includes M E Church South Rey Atkins Bupt Luak's Institute Watauga and other missions, Sunday schools, and church superintendents along with Masonic and club notices for local lodges and a gun club led by Dr. J W Cox and E G Wolfe.
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M. E. Church
South—Rey
Atkins
J. C. King
Bupt
Watauga
South
Luak’s Institute
J. W. Crumley
Berv
Senoel Atv
Pas Gargile Gat Sant Carnegie Mission
Fchool
Mets
East Carnegie
JM Gaunt
Jarnette Mission Methodist Church
Roy T. &. Russell
T. B. Roswell
Euscopal Mission
W. G. Wells
Bohoo
Cumberland Presbyterian Mission Church
Rev
B. McAmin
A. Hall
Pope
A. M
FP. Baxter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huteroa
Joboron City
Cleveland
Boies
Priarty
Tin Girl
Paradise
Louisiana
Boulli
West
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
New York
Iowa
Aga
Hornet
Hox
Beavor McMi
Tay
House of Representatives
Jones and Laughlin
Jones
Republican National Executive Committee
EAGT
Tennessee & Wewtern N. C. RR
Aye Won
Gindsland
White Rock
Shell Creek
Elk Park
Aik
Oesf
Harraburr
Austin Spring Art Caranen Ic
Italn Te Toi
Marbleton “ Unicol
ArErwin
Unuka Springs
Eel
Tralna Ranye
Jonmeon Ity
Cleve- Chattanooga
Ialant Poin
A.J
Bill Cooper
Pouder
P. Johnnson
Cutty
C. Hunter
Conatauige Bolton
J. M. Mantis
P.M. Oreen Peuvest
Board OF Trade
G. Mathes
Cy. H. Lyle
East Main St
YM. GA
HI. W. Lyle
R. Miler
Mabonic
Johnson
Me Miler
Ree Jobe
Matson Royal Arch Chapter
Miller, Jr
John Nongleiz
GUN Club
J. W. Cox
E. G. Wolfe
Vico Heid
Watford
Bec
H. L. Willams
Capt
Bhoote
S. J. Boring & Co
Eagle Building
Main St
Mechanics’ National Building and Loan Association
C.K. Jin
Wi. Hane
First View
A. B. Bowman
P. H. Pornen
P. Cans
W. W. Faw
NL. Mennemn
Mechanics’ National
Oney
Joaning Money
Opera Home
Seaver
Arnegie Tron Company
Johnson City, Tenn
Silly Bessemer
Foundry
Jobe
W. C. Snapp
W. A. Kite & Co
CARNEGIE + LAND § COMPANY
J.T. Wilder
D. W. Cure
Y & Trews
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