Dibrell and Pattersonism Stir Up Nashville Controversy
The column assails Comptroller Dibrell and the Patterson faction, arguing a partisan legal stance undermines state law. It links Sunday baseball, law enforcement in Nashville, and broader urban anarchy to political favoritism and neglect of duty.
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Dibrell
Gov. Hooper
Bej
Patterson
Cates
Herald
Gen Cates
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Pattersonites
Nashville
Hilary Howse
Sherift Borum
Howie
Borum
Strife Over Election Machinery Sparks Tennessee Debate
The piece argues for returning control of county election machinery to the people, denying machine rule and urging minority protections. It attacks 1897 reforms and blames Fusionists and Patersonites for blocking direct control, while calling for a bipartisan judiciary and majority rule.
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Tennessee
Herald
Election Commission
Democratic Party
Bob Taylor
Senate
House
Patersonites
Galvanized wire fly screen opens without tools
Readable note from Martin and Vaughan Co. describes a galvanized wire fly screen for screen doors that can be removed or installed without screws or extra tools. The item is presented as convenient for closing doors, with no need for an apron.
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Martin & Vaughan Co
Culleoka Notes Report Quiet Town Life And Local Events
News and notes from Culleoka Tennessee dated June 1 recounts travel of ladies to a Woman's Missionary Society meeting in Franklin and delegates to a Juvenile Missionary Band, local hail and rain, visits from Columbia and Nashville, school commencements, hospital stays, Masons third degree, and a sales pitch for Duan's Ointment for piles.
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Culleoka
Tenn
Mise Louise Tomlinson
John. Graham
Franklin
Woman's Missionary Society
Mary Wilkes
Laurel
Miss
Pattie Smith
Louise
Mabel Hickman
Murfreesboro
Lindsay Smith
Lebanon
M. C. Adams
Lindsay Renfro
Nashville
Tennessee Bankers Association
Granville Cockrell
Pleasant Grove Lodge of Masons
M. A. White
Columbia
Helen Wright
Pulaski
Martin College
Mlle
Rebecca Page
Blalevans
Minister Sails for England on Visit to Aged Mother
Rev W H Tuck, Methodist minister once a successful jockey in Columbia Tennessee, sails to England to visit his mother whom he believed dead until a recent letter. Born in England over forty years ago, he studied for the ministry with aid from Senator Carmack, later serving as an itinerant preacher across Tennessee.
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England
W. H. Tuck
Methodist Church
East
Tennessee
Columbia
America
Tuck
Dupolse
Senator Carmack
Decoration Day for the Woodmen in Rose Hill Cemetery
Arrangements are completed for the Modern Woodmen of America memorial day service at Rose Hill cemetery on Sunday June 4. Rev P D Freeman will deliver the memorial address at 2 PM after the lodge members meet and march to the graves of W L Holman and Luther Stages.
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America
Rose Hill Cemetery
P. D. Freeman
South Columbia Methodist Church
Lodge Hall
W L Holman
Luther
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Finney
Anarchy IN
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Silks
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Nainsook
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Edo
Ladies
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Edwin Clapp
OUR
Sallie Tidwell
Annie Bruce Smith
Annie Kennedy
Corbersylle
Columbia High School
Litte Daws McMurray
Mt Pleasant
Dewey Willims
Wort Love
Carroth
R. A. Wilkes
Eliza Ballanfant
Corrine Satelite
Claude McKibbon
Spring Il
Maude McKibbon
Branham & Hughes
Spring HI
Duan
Sen. Carmack
Rose Hill
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