Long Democratic Rally Notes and Local Nominations
The Congressional Convention in Johnson City nominated Col. James White with Wilcox as alternates, while A. M. Mattatel was urged for Senate. The New York World reports steady trade gains and political attacks on Judge Butler. A Johnson City dog story and railroad hopes for Johnson City are noted alongside local public notices and obituaries.
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Wiggins
D.P. Wilcox
Carter
Robin Burrow
Democratic Committee
John Allison
Jonesboro
Col. Haynes
Blountville
D. P. Wilcox
Jas. White
Hawkins
White
Wilcox
J. Cameron
Col. White
Nsm
Senate
Orate
A. M.” Mattatel
J. W. Crumley
Johnson County
Judge Butler
Judge Rose
Mountain City
Tennessee
Fort Donelson
Nashville
Memphis
Isham G. Harris
Butler
Anawer
Lincoln
South
Dr. Allen
New Maynville
Ind
Newfoundland
St. Louis Democrat
Johnson City
Cabinet's First Meeting at White House Deliberates Routine Questions
At Washington the cabinet held its first meeting since the president's return. Present were Secretary Lamar, Postmaster General Vilas, Acting Secretary Fairchild, and Acting Attorney General Jenks. Other members were out of the city but expected next week. The session lasted nearly three hours.
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Wasnixoton
White House
Lamar
Vilas
Fairchild
Jenks
Manning
Miners Dissatisfied Over Coal Prices and Wages
The New York World argues anthracite miners in Pennsylvania are outraged by production limits that raise prices while mine wages stay stagnant. It notes an 85 cent per ton rise in six weeks and rail pooling profits, urging that workers receive a fair share of the windfall.
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New York State
Semeleas
Pennsylvania
Iit
New York World
Earthquake Shocks Hit Smithville and Coastal Towns
A Star service notes two earthquake shocks in North Carolina with no damage. The first hit Smithville at 11 30 last night and the second at 4 60 this morning. In Charveston a separate tremor occurred at 5 02 in the afternoon causing a loud rumbling and shaking hooves and prompting residents to rush outside. The same quake was felt in Savannah and several other towns, with plaster falling but no major damage reported.
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Mountaineer
North Carolina
Johnson City
Vance's
Cranberry
Anaka Timber Company
Erwin
Unicoi County
East Tennessee, Virginia
Wilatxetos
N. C
the Star
Smithville
Charveston
Savannah
Summerville
Orangeburg
Camden
Graniteville
Hopkins
Kingville
Ten Mile Hill
Playing With Death Near Andalu sia
Three children aged two to six from a Chicago area family died after being bitten by a rattlesnake found under a fallen pine tree near their home in near Andalu sia Alabama. The eldest child died overnight. the two younger girls perished, and all three were buried after a search uncovered them.
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Chicago
Andalusia
Alabama
Taden
Lytle’s Elixir Aids Ake Family Health Recovery
A Philadelphia Times report notes the Johnaon Neing family in Washington County suffered severe flux but recovered with Lytle’s Elixir after a notice in a country paper. The piece also mentions Blaine speaking tours in Tennessee Minnesota Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania as evidence of his political disengagement.
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Ake
Johnaon Neing
Washington County
Blaine
Tennessee
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Times
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Por Congrees
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Green
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Congress
J Rose
Prise
Canoues
Cocke County
Wm. McFarland
Rose
W. W. Langhorn
Morrigtown
Ranesca
A. D. Owens
Creswell
Martin County
Owens
Shrewell
Plymouth
James Davenport
Ambrose
Mra. Owens
D. A. Bradford
Chattanooga
Dr. King
McFarland
Henry George
New York
Central Labor Union
Gen. Cheatham
Cleveland
Washington
Louisiana
John C. Underwood
Kentucky
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
United States
Boston
R. R. Butler
Greeneville
Bartholdi
American Committee
Ieune Hare
Tena Hart
Mount Zion
Morning Star
Harmony
Fall Branch
Leesburg
Washington College
Limestone
Boones Creek Seminary
Jubneon City
Deapenicx
Uhm
Dem
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Good
Bristol
Dearoat Slater
Jetta Wier
Athena
Doris’ Circus
Morristown Gaselte
Grand Army of the Republic
Charger
W. W. Dudley
Dudley
Mortimer Thompson
Robert L. Taylor
Madison County
J. W. Paulett
Jackson
Bob
Mere Daily Tribune
Republicana
Carlisle
Morrison
Holman
Herbert
Springer
R. W. Townsend
Mille
Reagan
Hatch
Reid
Kelly
Cannon
Bayne
Butterworth
Cobe
Gen Singleton
Gov. Curtin
Chas. E. Boyle
John Randolph
Tooker
Richwoxn
Hastings Court
Richmond Typesgraphica Union
Labor Herald
Washeton
Treasury Department
Frank Hard
Hard
America
Bob Taylor
Athens Post
Wilmington
N.C
T. Jefferson
Medical
C. J. Broyles
Truslow Block
Johnson City, Tenn
W.C. Naff, D. D
Geo. H. Berry
Ijohnson City
Traslow
Wait
Elizabethton
Sam. W Rhea
Smith's Gallery
Main Street
Isaac Harr
Circuit
Chancer
Coerte
East Tennessee
Supreme Courts
Knoxville
H. H. Carr
Attornay
Solictor
Johnson City, Tennessee
Rob’t Burrow
Atornay
Sullivan, Carter, Johnson
Unicef
Eny
East Teunessen
L. C. Angel
Elizabethton Tenn
Joy Allison
J. H. Epps
Allison & Epps
LAW
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Supreme Court
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Rankin Block
Dirigo
Cate
Depot
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Public Square
Croveh
Fia
Samia
Atlanta
Joenson Citt
Europe
Sargent & Greenlief
Crandall & Shuler
Guinn
M. A. Msfarland
IMR
Fosters
Chapman
Orlando
Fla
Guiun
Henewert
Cnarwax
Lnee Ld
Taniel Guinn
Ranewer
Macon
Maloney & Bro
P. O
Will Harr
Sigc
Queenesware & Groceries
W. A. Kite
Commission Merchant
P. Angel
COAL
H. Pouder
Julio Wat Coal Cree
Geo. E. Naff
Joueees
Hamilton House
Heidor
Hamilion
Poole
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