Senator Josiah Sams and party leaders in Tennessee politics
The article lists Senator Josiah Sams, Floater W. R. Henry, and Representative W. R. Reeves. It notes various political events and speeches by figures such as Taramas, Albert Marks, James Blaine, and John Carlisle, with references to conventions, campaigns, tariff debates, and anti trust measures. Local commentary mentions fishing trip remarks and party dynamics surrounding the 19th century campaigns.
Prohibitionist clash sparks party attacks over tariffs
Rev GC Rankiny DD, noted for Prohibition work, issues an unfavorable letter to third party moves provoking critics. Senators West and Cullom clash over civil service reform while Chinese treaty rejection prompts Democrat hopes for legislation. Bachman and Hughes debate tariff policy in Jobe's Opera House, with Hughes winning praise for clear, reasoned argument and Bachman failing to counter.
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Rankiny DD
Senatorn West
Senator Cullom
Cutlom
Dudley
Pry
Tollinois
Cullom
Messrs. Bachman
Hughes
Jobe
Opera House
Mr. Hughes
Bachman
Washington County Democratic Convention Nominees Named
Democrats of Washington County met in Jonesboro last Monday to nominate a candidate for the Legislature. A B Deaderick was chosen chairman and Dr George R Duncan Secretary. Districts were represented and J Li Bates W B Reeves and Fred DeVault were named as Representatives. On the second ballot W R Reeves won a two thirds majority and was declared the nominee.
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Washington County
Jonesboro
Deaderick
George R. Duncan
J. Li, Bates
W. BR. Reeves
Fred DeVault
W. R. Reeves
Congressional Canvdsi to Address First District
Democratic candidate D P Wilcox and Republican candidate A A Taylor will address voters across Tennessee s First Congressional District with scheduled talks in Blountville Kingsport Stoney Point Rogersville Kyle s Bord Sneedville Yellow Spring Tazewell Compensation Thorn Hill Rutledge Elizabethton Stoney Creek Mountain City Butler Roan Mountain Erwin Briatus Jonesboro Greeneville Rogersville Junction Morristown Witt s Founday Newport Caney Branch and other venues The Democratic executive committee claims strong Taylor support and vows a robust campaign across the state with enthusiastic crowds and effective speeches from party leaders and speakers in the coming weeks
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D. P. Wilcox
Congress
A. A. Taylor
First
Blountville
Kingsport
Stoney Point
Rogersville
Kyle's Bord
Sneedville
Yellow Spring
Tazewell
Thorn Hill
Rutledge
Briatus
Jonesboro
Greeneville
Rogersville Junction
T Eday
Morristown
Witt's
Guy
Taylor
Gov. Taylor
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Democrata
Tennessee
Thomas L. Williams
Grover Cleveland
Nashville Democrat
Notice of Land Sale by Partition in Johnson City
In the county court at Jonesboro Washington County Tennessee a decree from August term 1888 orders sale of a 240 acre tract in the 9th district Osha County adjoining listed lands. Sale at public outcry September 25 1888 before City Hall Johnson City with six and twelve month credit and ten percent cash, purchaser to give notes with security and land retained until paid. Jacon Leas County Court Clerk Special Dem. August 29 1884.
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Johnson City
Osha County
Joseph Willi
Matilda Willian
J. Kirkpatrick
Jacon Leas
How It Was Done and How You Can Do The Same
A fragmented ad style piece discusses clothing and footwear and various home remedies and sly selling lines. It includes crude sales pitches, scattered claims, and odd instructions about warding off chills and “evaping” discomfort with humorously odd steps, plus a taunting exchange about trading and prices.
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