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Comet in Johnson City, Tennessee

22 Sep 1892

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Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1892

Page

1

Wisdom of the Chicago Convention Loyalty on all Democrats

A Kings County rally at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn drew a large Democratic crowd on September 21 as Senator David B. Hill defended the 1892 Chicago Convention. He urged unity for the ticket, attacked Republican policies, and stressed loyalty to regularly nominated candidates amid tariff and force bill debates.

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Brookley Academy of Music David B. Hill Chicago Hills Kings County Hill Harrison Peck Cleveland OLD Guard Stevenson Breckenridge Naagene Tammany Society New York New York City McKinley Aldrich Democratic Party Republican Party Kinga County
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FALL OPENING SALES PROMISE BARGAINS ACROSS DEPARTMENTS

Exunter and Brown announce a September 27 28 1892 fall opening with a wide range of dress goods millinery and novelties. The store touts low prices on bedford cards shoes underwear lamps and cloaks plus a large hosiery and groceries selection. Featured millinery by Miss Wanrreun of Baltimore promises a grand exhibition. Guests urged to visit early for the best bargains and limited stock.

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Mias Wanrreun Baltimore Congress Mivsea and Childran
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Courtesy To A Woman Prompts Cleveland Letter

The letter from Grover Cleveland defending his reply to Mrs White and Poston’s critique of his stance on Col H Clay King’s sentence is published with a North and South sympathy justification. Cleveland says the letter was aimed at a distressed woman and asserts he did not seek to influence Governor Buchanan. Julia E Johnson of Stafford reports eczema relief from Botanic Blood Balm.

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Menkus Gov. Buchanan Col. H. Clay King David H. Peaton King Frank P. Poston Grover Cleveland Bri. K. White Poston Waa Plain Cleveland Gnover Cloveland Julia E. Johnson Stafford P.O. C
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Senator Hill Supreme Duty States of The Union North South Exunter and Brown Queensware and Glassware Thurber United States LOYAL Mr. Cleveland Frank J. Poston Col. H Clay King's
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