Maury Republicans split over two conventions in 1908
Maury County Republicans divided when Hopkins faction organized a white man’s convention after a split at the county meeting. Delegates to Dickson and Nashville conventions named. resolutions praised Roosevelt Taft Evans Tillman and Hopkins. Controversy over control of state convention and delegates highlighted the dispute.
Bolters Organize in Maury County Republican Convention
About 160 white Republicans met in the County Court room with H. D. Ruhm as temporary chairman and 8. Young as temporary secretary. A delegate committee was named led by John W. Jackson and Ruhm to attend State and Congressional conventions. Resolutions were offered and adopted endorsing the party action.
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Committee On Resolutions
Maury County
Sterling
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
H. Clay Evans
Hopkins
Maury's County
Theodore Kuwsewel
W. H. Taft
H. Clay Evany
Flournoy Rivers
BH. L. Gregory
M. Richardson
J. 8. Beasley
Thi
Newell Sanders
R. A. Haggard
H.W. Essary
Erable
G. N. Tillman
W. T. Sanford
Eletor
N. W. Hale
Tennessee
John W. Jackson
H. FP. Fariss
M. B. Young
H. D. Ruhm
FS. Wheeler
HF. Fartis
Lon Hickman
J. M. Roberty
B. H. Arwee
James Hickman
Rt. C. Murphey
BE. J. Gregory
Nashville
Teas
Shelbyville
Manchester
Covington
Columbia
Centreville
State Committee
Boltera
Col. N. W. Baptist
John A. Tipton
J. Smith
V. Kimbrough
Nand
James B. Walker
Centreville National Bank
G. Carothers
Democratc
Walter 8. Nunnelly
Douglas T. Bates
T. A. Parker
A. H. Grigaby
Chas. P. Wilson
The
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T. B. Bashaw
W. J. Whitthorne
B. H. Hatcher
James H. Kamnon
Shapard
T. N. Greer
Robert Galagier
J. H. Walker
John H. Woodard
Roosevelt asked to withdraw Grosvenor Porter nomination
The senate judiciary committee urged President Roosevelt to withdraw Grosvenor Porter as U S marshal for the eastern district of Oklahoma. Porter, a cousin of the President, faced charges and prior objections from Senators Gore and Owens who promised a fight to block his confirmation if reported.
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Mar
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Grosvenor Porter
United States
Oklahoma
Porter
Marshal Porter
Gore
Owens
Plumbing Contract Offer From EES and Watking
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Washington
Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Peonage Report Denounces Nine Hour Law Effective March 4
Railroads must observe the new statute after tomorrow as officials publish a peonage report denouncing the nine hour law. The measure takes effect March 4 and directs compliance by railroad operators nationwide.
Florida Attack on Justice Deepens Senate Clash
Florida Congressman Clark directed sharp attacks at the Department of Justice over peonage prosecutions while Mississippi and other colleagues urged impartial inquiry. Separately ICC denied extensions to hours of service law compliance for railroad telegraphers, signaling possible station closures. In Tennessee, Democrat meetings denounced a bogus primary and echoed demand for direct primaries.
Tobacco men urged to curb violence in tobacco trade
Springfield Tenn March 2 a large crowd gathered as politicians and farmers discussed the tobacco market. Hon Jos B Washington urged association members to join a law and colleague network to counsel against violence and keep politics out of the business noting prices from 8 to 10 per lug and 17 for good tobacco versus 4 per hundred in 1903.
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Springfield
Tenn
Jos. B. Washington
Hermitage Bill Passes Senate Amid Funding Plan
Washington March 2 Senator Frader's Hermitage bill passed the senate without amendment. It carries an appropriation of 25000 dollars with 6000 for immediate needs and the balance secured by the Tabies Hermitage Association. Col Alex Troup said New England will send a solid delegation to the national convention.
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Washington
Frader
Tabies’ Hermitage Association
Alex Troup
New England
Baosjton
Regan
Cal
Troop
Bryan
Inspector to Tour Tennessee Military Schools
Washington March 2 Captain J A Penn of the War Department general staff and long time War College associate has been assigned to oversee the annual inspection of Tennessee and other southern military schools. Penn will begin his inspection tour in April.
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Washington
J. A. Penn
General Staff
War Department
War College
Tennessee
Retail Lumber Dealers Meet to Form Tri Lumber Association
Evansville Indiana March 2 a meeting of timbermen from Southern Indiana Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky will form the Tri Lumber Dealers Association. About 200 delegates will attend the sessions and banquet at the Elks Home with plans to adopt a constitution and press forest reserve legislation favorably before Congress. Presidents and secretaries of the Indiana Illinois and Kentucky lumber associations will join to aid formation.
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Evansville
Ind
Tri-Lumber Dealers’ Association
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Elks
Congress
Primary Election Call Maury County April 4 1908
Notice declares a Democratic Primary for Sheriff Trustee and Tax Assessor in Maury County to be held Saturday April 4 1908 from 9 am to 4 pm at listed precincts including Fiy's Store Santa Fe Water Valley and more. Officials J W Kann on chairman and Jas A Smiser secretary. 28-2
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Maury
Fiy's
Santa Fe
Vailey
Fike's
Sandy Hook
Avalanche toll and hotel collapse near Noppenstein
An avalanche near Noppenstein in Berne on March 2 killed thirteen people and injured fifteen as a temporary hotel at Lochburg tunnel mouth collapsed after the disaster. Survivors include diners who cried warnings as the dining room roof gave way. A second item notes Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisements from 1886 with a sworn testimonial by Frank J. Cheney.
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Berne
Switzerland
Noppenstein
Lochburg Tunnel
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