Eighth District Notes and Local Visitors
William Depew shows improvement after a few days on the docket. A busy week for farmers as they decide who can do the most. Alf Miller and daughter from Missouri visit relatives, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Worley Huffine. The German Baptist Brethren bell and annual love feast at Pleasant View drew large crowds with strong sermons and widespread enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Depew
Alf Miller
Missouri
Mrs. Worley Huffine
Pleasant View
Hufflee Bros
Embreeville Junction
John Leach
Evans
Johnson City
J. W. Thornburg
A Sweet Trout and the Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digestive ads and local notices mix with a nondescript storm report and a string of community updates. Writings praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion, with Mary Crick of White Plain, Kentucky, claiming dramatic relief. Local moves include John Leach buying a store, Dem plans in Greeneville, and social visits across towns. Notices mention Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Chamberlain’s remedies, plus political chatter about congressmen, candidates, and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Crick
White Plain
J.C. Miler
Idle workers at Pullman Car Works shutdown hits seven thousand
A seven thousand strong labor force at Pullman Car Works in Pallman Illinois is idle due to an indefinite shutdown. The article also notes a lynching incident near Royston Georgia and record crowd at the St Louis World's Fair, with over 985000 on the grounds. It covers militia protection in Huntsville Alabama and a Treasury Department stamp controversy involving the American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World
American Tobacco Co
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Pallman, Il
Pullman Car Works
Phenill
Royston
St. Louis
Washington
American Tobacco Company
Judge Parker
Huntsville
Ala
Emergency Medicines and Warned Cures Take Root
A collection of advertisements touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for injuries and fevers and Electric Bitters for kidney and stomach ailments, with testimonials from H. C. Miller and others. The Herald notes political sentiment at a bankers' convention and reports on White's Cream Vermifuge, a worm medicine for children, plus a building dispute at 69 Wall Street and a New York coal strike settlement claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miller
H. P. Kumpe
Leighton
Ala
HC Miller
George P. Wetmore
Wall Street
The
International Banking Association
New York
Philadelphia
Asgerta
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Perfort Palujens I Tilvod Hales
Ataane Ohare Bly
Lafayette
Tod
DeWitt
Aulania
Hoffive Named Railway Mail Clerk in South & Western Route
Ti. M. Hoffive, assistant postmaster at Jonesboro for eight years, has been appointed railway mail clerk on the South & Western railway between Johnson City and Spruce Pine, N. C. He will begin work at once and move his family to Johnson City to reside there in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. M. Hoffive
Jonesboro
South & Western Railway
Johnson City
Spruce Pine
N. C
Tide of Democratic tide in Parker Davin era foretold
A long editorial voice argues the Democratic tide under Parker and Davin will surpass Republican chances, urging voters to back the ticket as Rooseveltism wanes, while noting local charters granted to Washington county firms and recalling Chamberlain’s Coat Remedy sales and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Sullivan County
Blonntville
George O. Sells
W. D. Lyon
Mr. Sells
Law School of Washington
Les University
Judge Parker
Alton Brooks
Parker
United States
Henry G. Davin
Tob W. Morton
Shipley Hardware and Mouse Punishing Company
Capital Stock
Elbert A. Shipley
Herbert Ji. Shipley
Lardon H. Patton
Albert L. Shipley
John M. Pink
Lockett
Jones & Co
W. W. Lockett
John A. Bowman
George T. Lee
A. B. Cronel
Omer P. Cox
Chambelain
Joseph McElhiney
Linton
Iowa
A C. Miller
Diruggiat
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Ayer
Toot Hale
Ayor
J. P. Metzger
Denton
Thad. A. Cox
Hart-Burrow
Kirkpatrick
Williams
J. Hy Bowman
Williams & Bowman
Chancery
Johnson City, Tennessee
Ss. A. Miller Avromver
Founson City, Tennessee
Werve Lent Reeves Reeves & Reeves, Attorneys
Johhnson City
Tenn
Ros Miller
J Miller
Miller
Physicians and Surgeons
Ofice Comnss
Opera House
Rulding
D. A. Vines
Tennessee
Harber
Jonson
Rip
Pat
Russell & Hamsch
Creant
Buffalo
Longley
Piedmont Howl
Clysta
W. O. Phillips
Orer
Carlisle
Urs
W, A
Horton
Thebee House
Lee
Corner Buffalo Street
Pacing Southern
Atlantic
Kreco
William Bennett
Raton
New Mexico
Sam Denton
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Georgia
John
Hufine Bros
Ambresville
Red John
Greeneville
R. B. Styll
Congress
Ross” Brownlow
Aaphurrah
Floater
Hans
Dobson
Berry
Republican Party
Sue Denton
Doc Royston
Mra
Waller Fine
Fine
Valley Crize
KR. J
Tey, Patton
Margaret Range
Watauga
Jord” Miller
Leonie Vines
Carson and Newman College
Det
A. J. McMackin
Jolngun City
Jatin Crosswhite
Kansasity, Mo
A. T
Eden
Elon
Chackersack
Fowlers
Henry E. Ameling
Government Service
Louisville
W Shiley
Cuba
Ballard
Gough
Chamberlain
John Hamlett
Johnson
Mankind
HL. O. Miller
W Sullivan
Sullivan House
el Reno
O T
New York Times
Fahrney
Carmack
Baved
Republic
Ben
Teddy
H. C. Millers's
Bayfield
Hunteville
Joseph W. Babcock
Republican National Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Associations
Belmont College
Boscobel College
Buford College
Ward's Seminary
Peabody College
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Columbia Institute
Columbia
Tenn . Martin
Dr. King
Thomas Bros
J. J. Mavens
Versailles
Medicites
Herald
Bankers’ Convention
Armour & Co
Kentucky
Indiana
Pean
Consson
J A Andersons
West 6Th St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Consus Offee
St. Louis Pike
Omette Lanny
East Market Street
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