Knightly Hall Meeting Notice
A weekly meeting is scheduled every Wednesday evening at 7 80 o'clock in the hall above the First National Bank. All visiting Knights are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Knight
Southsherk
Atkins
Toe
Ieander Zooalato
Will Hart
Watauga
Gouth
Lusk's Institute
J. W. Crumley
W. M. Christian
Supt
J. A. Cargille
Carnegie Mission Sunday School
East Carnogie
J. J. Adams
Christian Church
D.T. Buck
Rye
J. M. Gaunt
Cmmogie Mission Methodist Chiseh
Rey
T. B. Rawsell
Reieerpeal Streeicn
Epi
G.wells
Ory
Aumberland Presbyterian Mission Chaurch
T. B. McAmis
Y. M.C
Y. M.C. A. Hall
A. M
Notable political slang and wit from the era
A rambled collection of quips on the Legislature, the world’s roundness, and party politics. It blasts the Whipping Post Bill, mocks drunken legislative behavior, and mocks the era’s demagogues. It also advertises a 1892 Nashville Herald ticket headed by Cleveland, Gray, Turney, and Bate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nashville Herald
Grover Cleveland
Isaac P. Gray
Peter Turney
W. B. Bate
Governor Kirkpatrick Candidate Seen As Best for State
The Bristol Courier endorses 8 J Kirkpatrick as capable for the governorship praising his legal skill and Carolina career. The Nashville Herald notes the judge is a top East Tennessee attorney and senior public figure. Also mentions a Kentucky geology claim about magnetic ore cranberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Courier
J. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Nashville Herald
Jonesboro
East Tennessee
Upper Tennessee
Deaderick
Washington County
Tennessee
Rivalry and rumors loom in Blaine Harrison race
The piece argues Blaine and Harrison are rivals with strained relations and accuses Harrison supporters of undermining Blaine while detailing political rumors, health doubts, and factional maneuvering in the lead up to a national convention. It also includes notes on census work and iron ore discussions from London and D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Harrison
Maine
United States
Hayes
Morrison
Mulligan
Harrison Gang
Vast Iron Ore Belt Inspires Local Industry Claim
Director Dalgleich of the Embryville Freehold Land Tron and Railway Company asserts a vast ore belt runs northeast to southwest across the Southern States. He cites Pittsburgh coal-to-oil analyses and predicts plentiful ore to fuel Bessemer pig iron production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pittsburg
OXF
Bessemer
Dalgleich
Embryville Freehold, LandTron and Railway Company
London
Johnson City Emerges as Northern Gateway to Mineral Rich South
Johnson City sits 106 miles northeast of Knoxville at the junction of major trunk lines including East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia and Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Railroads. It abuts rich timber and iron ore beds, has four railroads now with more planned, and boasts a 1650 foot elevation and a 4160 population, up 607 percent since 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cranberry Mountains
Johnson City Industrial Firms in Operation and Under Construction
Listing of Johnson City area industries and works in operation or under construction including tinware mills foundries furniture companies tanneries bottlers planing mills brick works canning plants and lumber and planing businesses with multiple unnamed firms and partners in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City Tin and Stove Company
W. ©. Remine
Johnson Cty Foundry
Johnson City Furniture Company
Watauga Electric Lighting and Power Company
Johnson City
Carnegie Street Railroad Company
Watauga Tannery
Carnegie Iron Company
Brown & Biddle
Miller Bros. Crandall-Harris Tobacco
Olgar
J. BE. Harr
W. J. Graham & Co
P. Tying & Co
Hoss & Co
Allison & Shafer
Campbell & Co
Bowman Watauga Lumber Company
Cooper Bros
Carr & Co
Planing
John Fanders
Planing It
Fischback & Weiger
City Bleam Laundry
Waleage Walereen Als
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Tenn
Jon Sevier
Jay
Tuk
Carter County
Tax General Assembly
John Proctor
Kentucky
Wasuttyaros
D. C
Porter
Censua Bureau
Dousemer
J.H. Bland
Embreville Freehold, Land, Iron and Railway Company
Alabama
Dalgleish
Embreville Freehold, Landron and Railway Company
East Tennessee & Western
Tox
Tohonon
Milligan
Bhell Creek
Elk Park
Cleveland
Ten
Chahine
Johovon
Briates
Points East
Pam
Johnson City Law Court
A. J. Pea
A Cooper
Johnson City Chancery
Ion
E. A.B. Bowman
M. Ler
Souvedad
T. Jobe
Geo. P. Crouch
Recordar
Robt T. Reming
A. R. Johnson
Veg Giliunter
Bk Gity
J. M. Mannix
P.M
Johnvon
Gladetand
Elizabethton St
Ing
Hotel Cranbert
LEP Bait Fons
Charlesdon
Hartsby
Austin Springs
Ras Carn
Newsoma
Marbleton
Una South
Atations
Lytian
ArErwin
Unaka Springs
John Sevier Lodge
Iil P. Sa
Christian
Watson
C. Ww
R. Miller
Unaka Lycas No
Ulb
K.P
Meéta 2d
Mongig
Gi Cay
Ubawtord
Meraid
H. Johnson City
Xe T
Jol Cwill Far
B.da. D
Watauy
Christian's
Kaa Makret Inson
Noble Grand
Mhiler
Noble Grande Ge. W. Hughes
Ea Strain
Eee
Bofclock A
Plahback & & Wel
Mn. A
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Studebaker Wagon
Acarload
Moweo
Johnson City Tin and Stove Co
Bowens
Se Prowl
Gate
Poesia
THE
Bam
A. B. Bowman
Uletcher
Proctor Land Company
Childress & Boyd
Main Street
J.D. Weaver & CO
J. N. HA
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