Democratic Ticket and Tennessee Party Rifts Reflected in Nominating Slates
The Nashville press discusses the national and state Democratic tickets with Benton McMillin for governor and Thos Ly Williams for railroad commissioner among nominees. It notes internal party clashes, including comments on Bryan, and lists Republican district electors with names such as Baxter Taylor, John W Staples, and A R Nell, highlighting intra party disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton McMillin
Smith
Thos, Ly, Williams
Knox
Diatricta
Baxter Taylor
Washington
John W. Staples
Lynch
Franklin
Faulkner
W. W. Crabcot Cronkett
W. H. Carroll
Shelby
Store Ad Promotes Cheap Yet Quality Foods and Ice
The notice touts long healthy life with pure food and best quality at low prices. It markets iced tea blends from 60 cents to 1.00 per pound and offers cold storage for olives condensed milk and cheese. It promises quick ice delivery and urges customers to try the store, signed Yours to count on.
Congressional Matters and Market Quotations
The column discusses railroad blockades on High Street and calls for repealing the ordinance amid dire warnings about trusts and anarchists. It praises the Congressional Committee’s fair campaign conduct, previews candidate Padgett’s expected wins, and notes Democratic efforts in Maury County while critiquing rival Boyd.
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Congressional Committee
Discic
Padgett
Giles
Maury
Williamson
Dickson
Hickman
Boyd
Lawrence
Lewis
Wayne
Judge Snodgrass Withdraws From Senate Race in Tennessee
Nashville Aug 18 Judge David L Snodgrass chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court withdrew from the United States Senate race leaving E W Ushwyck of the Tenth District as the remaining candidate. He cited heavy duties and limited time for canvassing and asked for no further support.
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Nashville
Juder David L Snoodgrass
Chattanooga
Tennessee
United States Senate
E.W. Ushwyck
Distriet
Snoderas
Que_ uleo
Bute
Snodgrass
Supreme Court
Carmack Says Snodgrass Withdrawal Satisfactory
In Nasuvilie on August 16 Carmack commented on Judge Snodgrass withdrawal saying it is entirely satisfactory to me. The terse remark stands as the only public remark from Carmack on the matter.
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Snodgrass
Apecal
Henan
Nasuvilie
Noted Man Dead Ex Senator Livernalis Dies in New Mexico
Ex United States Senator John J. Livnalis died today at Las Vegas New Mexico where he had been for his health Aromsen Kan Aug 16 Special to the HexaLy
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Aromsen
Kan
United States
John J. Livnalis
Las Vegas
N. M
Proposals, peace talks, and town delivery noted
A rejected proposal from Li Hang Ching awaits peace talks and minister delivery to Tung Chow. Admiral Remy confirms rejection. Japanese anticipated actions and reports from Greenfield Times describe a baseball clash where Culleoka defeated Greenfield 12 to 9, followed by another loss 11 to 5, with praise for visiting players and local crowds.
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Speefal
Hemanne
Washington
Li Hang Ching
Tung Chow
Tara
Remy
West End Notes Highlight Local Moves and Sunday Closings
Geo Ragan improves a West End residence while Mrs Sallie Campbell and sisters occupy the former Norgrass building. Dan Martin moves into a Hall street home as most West End merchants close Sundays. Lena and Nella Puryear visit from Ashes Alo and Athens Ala return home. J T Batts adds a sign on Werat Seventh Street. Fred Latta repairs a former Mollier residence and plans to move in soon.
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Geo, Ragan
Sallie Campbell
Will Norgrass
Dan Martin
West End Street
West End
Lena
Nella Puryear
Alo
Joe Haley
Gulfport
Miss
R. A. Haley
Wm. Fergueson
Nashville
J.T. Crawford
Lena and
Nella Peryear
Athens
Ala
J. T. Batts
Werat Seventh Street
Fred Latta
Hugh Mollier
Dulin Cecil engagement announced in Kentucky
The engagement of Misa Jean Covil of Danville Kentucky to Robert 8 Dulin of Madisonville Kentucky is announced They plan a October wedding at Campus Kennett The bride’s parents Mr Charles P Cecil near Danville have many friends in the county who will be interested
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Boyd
Hickman
Wayne
In Memory of Mrs J W Frierson Sr
Fragments narrate the life of Mrs Alice Elizabeth Frierson born near Spring Hill and married John W Prier. The appraisal honors faithfulness to family duties, Christian values, and home leadership, noting three surviving children and a peaceful domestic influence.
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J. W. Frierson
Alice Elizabeth Frierson
Iiethe Isk
Spring Hill
James W. Stephenson
John W. Prierson
Chestridges
Agust
Ephere
Onieepenges
Tone Erpiri Jobo Priet
Saturday Sale Offers Wide Discount on Ladies Items and Boys Suits
Prices drop on embroideried handkerchiefs and fine linens while boys knee pant suits are slashed for two weeks. Roy's Oxfords and ribbed hose are offered at deep cuts as white linens, domestics, and table linens join the clearance with substantial savings.
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Roy
Shirt-waist fashion debut shocks Columbia crowd
Jim Roberts models a pink striped shirt waist in Columbia drawing attention for a new summer style. Spectators praised the cool, comfortable design with a shoulder yoke and belt supporting trousers, marking a shift from the old coat and vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Roberts
Columbia
Blair
Courageous
Tess
Jim
Guy
Two Men Die in New Lake Duel near Troy
Ike Estes and Tom Reddin exchanged shots after a daytime quarrel and died in a midafternoon duel at Keelswor Lake Bottom, near Troy. Wa. W. Law, a Nashville bank bookkeeper of twenty years, has been missing since mid July. A Fix, a Clarkesville tailor, shot himself in an apparent suicide.
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Keelswor Lake Bottom
Troy
Ike Estes
Tom Reddin
Wa. W. Law
Firet National Bank
Nashville
A Fix
Clarkesville
Taesa
Decay Mussels Pollute River Water After Pearl Hunting
The article warns decaying mussels from pearl hunting create foul odors and pollute streams. It urges proper disposal of shells and cites a water company effort at the river mouth, calling for prosecutions to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie
Board of Aldermen
Local Furnishings Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Readable notices list furniture items like sideboards dining tables chairs and china cabinets with demand for calls to view low prices. The fragment mentions official reports issued in Washington up to August 10 1000 and promises detailed offerings still to come.
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Washington
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