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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
2
A fragmentary election summary lists presidential and electoral details with William J. Bryan and Arthur Sewall as national ticket. It critiques the Indianapolis convention, Palmer support, and Wisconsin Silverthorne nomination, mixing satire and partisan opinion amid broken OCR text.
Fragmented coverage discusses Bryan and Palmer, gold standard versus free silver, editorials in The Washington Post and Chattanooga Times, and remarks by President Ingalls. Vermont election dynamics noted with revenue concerns and tax policy, plus Turney and state finances.
A caustic political broadside mocks the Tullisnapolis ticket and accuses the Democratic party insiders of greed and decline. The piece targets John M. Palmer and Buckner, suggesting they are past their peak and condemning party factions as corrupt and decayed.
Nashville Sept 7 With both houses in extra session the finance and ways and means committees of the house and senate form a joint committee to study the state's financial condition. The joint panel will receive the governor's call along with related messages and resolutions and report findings promptly.
A clipped United States political commentary discusses McKinley’s election, gold and silver price implications for Mexico, and implications of the sound money debate seen at Indianapolis. It mentions political opinion, inflation worries, and a jab about a court judgment, plus an unrelated drug advertisement and cautions about Mercury in remedies.
Notice of trustee sale by Savings Building and Loan Association on a mortgage dated January 10 1891 by William D McFarland and Maggie A McFarland. Sale set for 11:01 p m October 1 1890 in front of Jonesboro courthouse to liquidate the lot 11 in Watauga Land addition to Johnson City fronting a feet on Watauga avenue and 158 feet deep. Attorney Wear McCiona. Printer's fee seven dollars.
A testimonial from Agnes B. Quay wife of United States Senator Matthew S. Quay supports Paine's Celery Compound. The letter dated May 15 1806 notes the remedy aids fatigue insomnia nervousness and general vitality. It cites rapid tissue repair and increased healthy blood as key benefits.
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