War News From Beyond Seas and Political Happenings
Summary of overseas affairs includes British and Boer war notes, American political figures Hanna Parkhurst and McKinley era context, and legislative activity. Reports cover famine in India, Philippine Commission costs, and shifting voting rights in Louisiana. Remarkable Boer defense at Spion Kop highlighted by war correspondent with tragic Boer casualties.
Brownlow Loyalists Dominate Seventh District Convention
The Seventh district Republican convention met in the Circuit Court room with Brownlow supporters clearly in control. Delegates from Giles, Maury, and other counties elected J. C. Hickman and J. W. Jackson as delegates to the Philadelphia National Convention and D. W. Starnes as candidate for elector. The body endorsed McKinley’s reelection and instructed its National Convention delegates to back Timothy L. Woodruff for Vice President as Col. A. M. Hughes praised the harmony of the gathering.
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J. ©. Hickman
J. W. Jackson
D. W. Starnes
Evans
Philadelphia
Circuit Court Room
Brownlow
Committee On
Giles County
J. C. Hickman
G W. Deacon
8. M. White
A. J. Chatterton
W. A. Legg
P. J. Clark
T. C. Daugherty
Andrew McLinn
W. J. Jordan
J. Miller
Horace Buford
Anthony B. Fawlett
Maray County
A. M. Hughes
F. J. Ela
Sam Hardy
Plummer Webster
W. H. Sherrod
A. Goalin
F. =. Stephens
D. K. Minor
W. Crawford
C. P. Rush
H. F. Fparisa
E. C. Blackburn
Maury
Giles
Clark
J.C. Hickman
Gilea
Gilea, Was Ected In His Stead, J. 8. Bousley
Hickman
J. Turman
Wayne
Lawrence
Seventh
Congressional Committee
J. P. Kidd
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
A.M. Haughes
Pon
Hele
McKinley
Hughes
Kansas City
Bryan
Heene
State Convention Elects Temporary Chairman in Washville
Populists opened their state convention in Washville and elected Mr. Gold of Carthage as temporary chairman. The committee on resolutions was appointed and delegates to the national convention were reappointed. Apr. 17 reports suggest further procedural steps and attendance.
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Spockat
Easter Services Glowing with Hope Across City Churches
Easter Sunday brought fair weather and large congregations as First Methodist, St. Peter's Episcopal, and First Presbyterian hosted resonant services. Rev A P McFerrin preached on resurrection, while choirs performed moving anthems and solos. St. Peter's offered early communion, a morning sermon by Rev Baker P Lee, and a children’s program.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Baker P. Lee
Leo Wheat
Marshall Democrats Choose Ogilvie Aide and Set Convention Date
The Carmack faction in Marshall County scored a victory as Gon W. Ogilvie was unanimously chosen chairman of the committee. L. Davis also supported a Carmack man. April 9 was set for the mass convention to nominate delegates to the state convention. The primary for the Representative candidate will be held at the regular August election.
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Lewisnone
Carrmack
W. OW. Ogilvie
L. Davis
Carmack
A Landslide Looms in Maury County Democratic Delegates
Maury County Democratic executives met at the courthouse to decide how to choose delegates for the gubernatorial convention in Nashville on May 10. They plan to hold a primary or convention on April 21 and direct district committees to select delegates, who must present credentials. In Alabama momentum favors Senator Morgan in statewide primaries, with Governor Johnston carrying only one county.
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Maury County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Nashville
Tess
Columbia
Birmingham
Ala
Morgin
Morgan
Leredit
Tle
U.ied
Senate
Johnston
Hin Joyn
White
Neal
Bride Refuses to Marry After Planned Owensboro Wedding
In Owensboro Kentucky on April 21 a license was issued for Jesse Ambrose and Cora Britt of Philpot. A crowd gathered as Rev. RE Coaxley prepared the ceremony at the bride’s home. Miss Britt suddenly declined to marry, saying she did not want to wed, ending the plan despite Ambrose’s pleas. Her suitor Mr Morgan had visited Saturday, and officials attributed the change to Britt’s wish.
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Wes
Jesse Ambrose
Cora Britt
Philpot
Puesta
RE. W. Coaxley
Miss Britt
Ambroise
Ring
Owens
Mr. Morgan
Ambrose
Mise Britt
State Medical Society Note From April Meeting
North of Keusville the View President for Middle Tenoeumee De KR EB Fort of Nashville notes for West Ten aeteed See Secretary W DD Nawh ville reebeetedt WwW C Bilbro of Marfreetoro is mentioned in the April 1A State section.
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Exox
Keusville
Middle Tenoeumee
Fort of
Nashville
Mays v Beach Case Tried in Chancery Court
The case of F H Mays against J W Beach was tried Friday before Chancellor Abernathy at this place after transfer from Illinois county Chancery Court due to Judge Cook's incompetency. The court refused to dissolve the injunction and appointed a receiver to manage the lands for the current year.
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F. H. Maya
J. W.beach
Illinm
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