Local Candidate Declares Run in Wianhington County
A candidate announces intent to represent pabmigran county in the next general assembly subject to voters of Wianhington county. The platform mentions a paramount goal. Includes dated note February 24, 1004 by Nar Hyper and mentions visitors Hazel Shoup, Walter Lyle, Mrs. Harrison Allen, Bertha Sanders, RK Hurst, Tom Hurst, and M. H. Gammon with Greeneville, Cleveland, Whitesburg, and Petros as places named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabmigran
Eee
Wianhington
Hazel Shoup
Greeneville
Mia
I’. N. Harat
Walter Lyle
Harrison Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
W. P. Harris
Bertha Sanders
Blountville
RK. Hurst
Whitesburg
Tom Hurst
Flolston Ave
Nue
M. H. Gammon
Mra
Gammon
Virginia
Petros
Piano Contest Vote Counts Weekly Toward Closure
Voters may cast ballots weekly for Tan Comer piano contest until completion. Each dollar spent with Wm, Silver & Co or paid to Tax Comer earns 100 votes. Numerous candidate names and amounts listed, showing entries and totals such as 4250 and 1300 with various figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Comer
Wm, Silver & Co
Main Street
Dan Con Wifey
Train Collision Kills Dozens Near New Market
A head end crash west of New Market between two continuing passenger trains tore them apart. About forty people were killed and around a hundred injured. Firemen and engineers perished and authorities blamed misread orders amid a high speed wreck on the Southern line in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Asheville
New Market
Hoth
Tennessee
Hart and Houston Store Formal Opening Dress Goods
The Hart and Houston Store announces a formal dress goods opening, highlighting a large stock and refined service. Emphasizes a strategy to offer enduring value rather than showy items, asserting growth and best possible price as the cornerstone of their opening days in 1904.
Hats for Fashionable Ladies at Formal Opening Days
A broad display of millinery beauty greets visitors with a large line of New York hats and local creations. The hats, including picture and picturesque styles, are true to Fashion's best note and suit every face, with labels indistinguishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Nora Goforth Dead In This City
Miss Nora Goforth died Thursday afternoon at her home after a short illness with consumption. She was the daughter of Mrs. J. W. Goforth and lay in young womanhood. The funeral was held Friday at the residence and interment followed at Oak Hill. The same issue notes John Sevier Lodge K of P visits, a lodge meeting with work and an oyster feast, plus a large Republican convention in Washington county nominating a Legislature candidate. The piece ends with temperance arguments and quotes from the Nashville American and Boston Globe on the temperance movement and prohibition trends across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Goforth
J. W. Goforth
Oak Hill
John Sevier Lodge
W. D. Fox
Murfreesboro
K. of P
Greeneville
Elizabethton
Washington County
CO. A. Royalton
D. H. Willard
Geo. E. Burbage
M. K. Deakins
Mr. Deakins
Hoerald
Tribane
The
Boston Globe
United States
Great Britain
Medical Fraternity
Hardy Millinery Parlor Opens With Rare Hats
The Misses Hardy announce a formal opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 27 and 26 featuring rare millinery pieces. A fall line rivals others with shirt waists silk dress patterns dress trimmings and notions. Visit the Millinery Parlors for the newest hats and best market selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Hardy
Elegant Watauga Ave Reception Honors Colorado Guest
Mrs H D Gump hosted a formal afternoon and evening reception at her Watauga Avenue home in honor of Mrs Jaffa of Colorado and Mrs M I Gump. The decor featured asparagus plants and ivy with a central cut glass vase of pink and white roses. A church group organized a secretive event with aproned gentlemen, arranging games and a musical Love Story Without Words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Gump
8. Jaffa
Colorado
Mra. M. I. Gump
Gump
Watauga Avenue
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Messrs. Brading
Edsworth
Harold
Ward
Wood
Mosers
Ellaworth
Dickey
Oran Ward
G. R. Hurlbut
Mr. Moore
Annaka
Indies
Wan
E. E. Ellsworth
Mra. Park
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Brading & Marshall Econa Tok
P. Jones & CO. Cor
Behpata
Cherry and
Ash Streets
Yuatatga
Balding
Whart
Nana
Watauga’ Lighting and Power Co
Sana
Plymouth Bock Cockerels
G. Paro Awrz
Johnson City
Tenn
D. V. Mooney
H. B. Camaury
Love's Grove
Union Depot
Staley
Fayette Street
Bristol
South & Western Railway
Johnson Git
Unaka ‘Springs
Mere H. Weinin
W. Sharitz
Chattanooga
Best Oysters
Weems
West Main
Misa Mary Tate
Jarnigan
Tate's Springs
Lila Taylor
Juanita Regner
Herren Uberrateee
Anaka Lumber Company
Aldo Lumbar
Saw Mall
Carnegie
Madisonville
Tilver «& Coo
Lexa Banton
Cathy Hunter
Pansy Parone
Flora May Grant
Pauwa Eaton
Aron
Gonpon
Peano Lynn
Denia Wataen
Manaaner
Bertha Sandora
Kru
Cox
Mancanye Dunn
Linny Pancow
Daisy Prange
Kove May Wan
Anne
Tackwon
Masten Gowan
Benue Minne
Gryxvox
Bussie Lynn Winns
Warren Nowa Fanax
Joseenine Gaan
Luna Soane
Anna M. Ano
Prick “ Prancis
Als. Gump
Mra. Gump
Mesdames H. P. and
W. 8. Staley
Marion
F. P. Baxter
H. H. Suttle
Knoxville
James A. Maer
Roan Mountain
City
Opystera
Norfolk
West Main Street
Miason Mable
Mary Gildersleeve
Master George
University of Tennessee At Knoxville
Dr. Fahrney
Taylor
San Angelo
Texas
J. L. Moore
Unaka Springs
Holston
Presbyterian Church
Charlie Johnson
Mary Evans
J. T. Jones
Pitzgerald
M. Byrd
W. I. Jones
Tennessee Furniture and Supply Co
Cincinnati
J. A. Ankrom
Nat Hyder
Mr. Ankrom
Will Shoecraft
Aliss Mabel
Earl Jackson
St. Louis
Tama
Towa
N. Brown
Robe Garden
Spring Street
Henderson & Brown
May Stone
Columbia
8. C
8. R. Sella
Unaka Avenue
Misa Stone
Antioch Church
Acholare
Texraia
R. Taylor
South Carolina
W. T. Givens
Baldwin Feed and Implement Company
Ron Smith
Senger
New
Cain
Con
Will Caldwell
Hart and Houston
Howe Colon
Elmer Harell
Dr. Park
Will Carleton
M. W. Dickey
G. RB. Harlbut
P. M. Ward
Elmer Harold
M. W. Dickney
Colon
Bob Thompson
General Bell
Mr. Lyle
Mr. Brading
Atlantic City
Dulaney Bros
H. P
Oliver
Enterprise Corn
Jos. Archer
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