Governor McMillan Seeks Governor and Senator Posts in Tennessee
In Tennessee a three way contest emerges as Governor McMillan declares for re election and signals a bid for the United States Senate alongside Congressman Carmack and Judge Snodgrass. McMillan touts reforms and fiscal gains, while pledging loyalty to Bryan and party principles in a tight, three cornered race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Benton McMilla
E. W. Carmack
Tenth District
David I. Snodgrass
Supreme Court of Tennessee
McMilin
Pulaski
Giles County
McMiilin
United States
McMiMin
McMllin
Carmack
W. J. Bryan
Snodgrass
McKinley
McMillan
Mc Qihn
Hia
Congress
Bains
Texas Republicans Gather for State Convention in Waco
Delegates pour into Waco for the Texas Republican state convention to open at 11 a.m. tomorrow chaired by F. H. R. Green. Green forces forecast control of the temporary chair amid contested counties. John Grant’s anti Green faction suffers early losses in caucus as delays push agenda toward Thursday.
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Waco
Tex
F. H. R. Green
Green
South
Statehouse
Hawley
Green Forces
John Grant
Cecil Lyon
Grayson County
News of Victory and a Health Remedy Claim
An excited messenger brings news of victory from a great field, spreading contagious cheer. The letter from James E. Crampton of Sharpsburg, Maryland praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as curing rheumatism and other illnesses, and asks for a cloth bound Medical Adviser. He reports selling medicine and urges others to use it, claiming restored health and vigor.
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James E. Crampton
Sharpsburg
Washington Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Baltimore
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Leame
Sharpsbaurg
Republicans dodge on gold standard vs bi metalism
Washington March 6 special report portrays Sen Aldrich dodging a direct pledge on the gold standard versus bi metalism during currency bill debates. The piece portrays internal GOP straddling, wobbler politics, and Senate questioning by Senator Bacon highlighting party indecision ahead of the coming campaign.
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Aldrich Ekips
Bacon
Jos. Ohl
Washington
Senate
West
Aldrich
Tode Island
Georgia
Rhode Island
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Bacon
Repuglican Party
United States
United Sates
Republican Party
Alfrich
Colorado
Teller
Hacon
Baron
Mr. Gallinger
Congress
Wheeler 15 Home Once More Arrives in San Francisco
The U S transport Warren arrived from Manila via Hong Kong Guam and Honolulu in San Francisco. General Wheeler and his daughter are aboard the vessel which halted ten days at Guam for an inspection of local government works by Lt Leary. Honolulu reports three suspected plague cases on February 20, only one confirmed.
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San Francisco
Warren
United States
Manila
Hong Kong
Guam
Honolulu
General Wheeler
Leary
Bailey Prevents Its Passage Bill To Commemorate Frederick Douglass Fails To Pass
Washington dispatch reports a House session marked by minor business and sharp exchanges between Speaker and Bailey of Texas. Bailey stalled the Frederick Douglass Memorial and Historical Association bill by demanding the engrossed text. The sitting filled with DC matters as Navajo settlers’ rights and white settlers intermarried with Cherokee Indians gain court access. Underwood of Alabama was named to Ways and Means vacancies.
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Frederick Douglass
Washington
Frederick Douglas Memorial and Historical Association
Bailey
Texas
Frederick Douglas
Underwood
Alabama
General Wheeler
Congress
District of Columbia
Court of Claims
Presidential party reaches Washington after New York trip
The presidential party arrived in Washington from New York yesterday morning at 7 33. Willam N Prichett of Georgia was nominated by the president to be second lieutenant in the marine corps. Dan Creedon defeated Al Weinig by knockout in the tenth round at the Buffalo Olympic Club. The American Sugar Refining Company Jersey City plant and a Brooklyn branch were shut down, affecting three workers. Columbia University trustees announced Professor William P Trent as Barnard College English literature professor, succeeding Tant.
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Washington
New York
Willam N. Prichett
Georgia
Leutenant
Marine Corps
Dan Creedon
al Weinig
Buffalo
N. Y
Weinig
American Sugar Refining Company
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Columbia University Today
William P. Trent
Barnard College
Tant
Art
Eniverslty of the South
Refund the Money If PAZOOLNTMISNT Fails to Cure
Claiming a guaranteed refund for lasting pies treated by PAZOOLNTMISNT, the Paris Medicine Co advertises cure in six days for ordinary piles and fourteen for worst cases. One application promises instant relief from itching, with a no cure no pay policy at 50 cents with postage. order by mail from St. Louis, Missouri.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
Taft Expansionism Debate Reflects Philippine Policy Split
In a forum on U S foreign policy Judge Harmon lauds Taft while urging independence for the Philippines. Taft himself resists expansionist labels, noting circumstances after the Spanish War thrust duties upon the nation. The discussion centers on governance, protection, and future American authority in the islands.
Taft Commission outlined aims in Philippines settlement
Kinley and his administration chose the only feasible path given duties to nation and world. The president seeks to provide the best attainable government with broad self rule while keeping stability. The commission is charged to place constraints on trade benefits to serve the wards' interests. The speaker expresses sympathy and gratitude as he accepts the assignment. A silver loving cup was presented to Judge Taft, marking the close of the exercises and the departure of guests after singing America.
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Philippines
Harmon
Ingalls
Kinley
Philippine Islands
Taft
America
Uncle Bud Kernodle Home After Florida Visit
Uncle Bud Kernodle returned from a ten day stay in Florida where he enjoyed pleasant weather and improved health. He notes the orange grove survived the cold wave and he expects a fine crop this year with potential earnings of 2500 dollars annually from his place.
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Florida
Bud Kernodle
Death of Mrs Owen Lynch In Atlanta Neighborhood
Mrs Owen Lynch longtime Atlanta resident died at 2 20 this morning at her Butler and Hunter streets home. She had lived forty years in the dwelling where she passed away. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Owen Lynch
Atlanta
Butler and
Hunter Streets
Lynch
Prominent Huntsville dealer Virgil Wilson dies
Virgil Wilson a leading coal and wood dealer in Huntsville Alabama died this morning after a relapse two weeks after a brief recovery. He was fifty and leaves a widow, H Clay Corbin of Reynolds Georgia. Local obituaries note his prominence and abrupt illness.
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Virgil Wilson
Huntsville
Ala
Luntsville
Columbia
Corbin Plantation
Corbin
C. A. Newton
Bellville
Evergreen
John F. Cowan
Acworth
Cowan
Ofi Cowan, Moon & Co
Acworth Millers
Minister R A Torrey Opens Atlanta Bible Conference
Dr R A Torrey president of Moody Bible Institute arrived in Atlanta to begin addresses at the Tabernacle Bible conference with sessions scheduled and a large attendance expected for a religious awakening. Dr Broughton spoke last night urging soul winning as the church’s prime duty and pastors to model personal soul winning.
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Atlanta
R. A. Torrey
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Tabernacle Bible Conference
A. GC. Taxen
New York
Broughton
Christ
Church of Christ
Moody
Suls
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Wheeler
Balls
Ayer
NEW Publication
Steele
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York
Bears
Castoria
Uncle Bud Kernodle
DR. Tanner & CO
Gould Building
Decatur Bt
Mortuary
Gurley
George Wrights
Lil
Equitable Builting
Kimball Howe
B. S. Burnett
Equitable i
Cheney
DR. Torrey
Liebreich
Berlin
Bogoslowsky
Moscow
Althaus
London
United Agency Co
5Th Ave
Cor
the Apollinaris CO
Macon
Chamber of
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Pany Saturda
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