Patterson Debates Mark Decline as Carmack Leads in Tennessee
The piece traces Governor Patterson’s mounting defeat in the Tennessee senatorial debate from Chattanooga to Fayetteville as Carmack gains broad support in Middle and West Tennessee. It argues Patterson’s defense is weak, his temper frayed, and Carmack’s calm response solidifies his lead, while temperance politics and a proposed state guarantee for bank deposits shape the campaign.
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Patterson
East Tennessee
Senator Carmack
Middle
West Tennessee
Chattanooga
Morristown
Beieve
Fas
Middle Tennessee
Nashville
Carmack
Manchester
Sparta
McMinnville
Winchester
Fayetteville
Tix
United States
Tennessean
Oklahoma
Bryan
County Fair Needs Public Support For Success
Maury county residents are urged to back the upcoming county fair to boost its success and public reputation. The article emphasizes the fair as a public institute that showcases local resources and advertising value, relying on citizen support for continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Couatlans
Minry County
Maury County urged to showcase agricultural products at fair
An opinion piece advocates a full county display at upcoming fair to promote Maury County resources. It argues advertising benefits merchants and the county, emphasizing Maury as the richest, most resourceful area. The writer laments the last fair’s agricultural exhibit and urges farmers to take pride and improve the county’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Maury
Thomas
Taylor declines to be national delegate for Tennessee
The Tennessee Senate declines to nominate him as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The piece argues he should be eligible, noting past Tennessee selections and referencing candidates William S. Morgan L. D. Tyson and Gus Fitzhugh. It praises Fitzhugh as a strong party servant and capable delegate.
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Denver
Taylor
Thies
Bate and
Harris
Carmack
Bryan
Tess Thim
William S$. Morgan
L. D. Tyson
House
Gna T. Fitzhugh
Memphis
Tennessee
Fitzhugh
Gus Fitzhugh
Public could not hear Patterson oratory at meeting
The Patterson oratory at Monday’s meeting was kept from the public. Speeches in the secret conclave were described as illuminating and aspiring, while the Governor’s supporters are blamed for denying the public that hearing. The shift of former prohibitionists to the local option is noted as eroding public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
George
Street of Local Option and the Liquor Problem
A defense of state-wide prohibition arguing local option cannot reach distilleries and breweries. It critiques Gov Patterson’s plan, claims Tennessee would profit from liquor traffic in neighboring states, condemns liquor as an unmixed evil and calls for statewide prohibition to end manufacture and sale.
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Patterson
Mecihis
Noahvithe
Chattenga
Teddexsee
Polkon
Pattersonian
Prand
Ac i
Democratic Party
Gov. Patterson
Tennesseee
Soula
Silly White Republicans In Maury County
A local newspaper comments on the so called white Republican movement in Maury County noting leading Black members in the committee. The editorial argues there can be no genuine white Republican party in the South and criticizes Northern GOP actions perceived as favoring Black voters. It links party factionalism to broader national politics and a Democratic alternative as the only path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Maury County
Republican Party
Fneubus
Ruhm
Manly County
South
Democratic Party
North
United States
Ike Patterson
McKswon Andersin Jasar Move From 7 to 26e
McKswon Andersin and Jasar are reported shifting from 7 percent to 26e in a recent market note. The change reflects a notable adjustment in equity positions among the trio and could influence investor sentiment.
Fancy Silks on Sale Next Saturday and Monday
Right pieces from this season’s silks in brown champagne and other combinations. Mostly pretty striped taffetas ideal for dresses or waists. Priced at 75 cents a yard, originally higher, with $1.00 and $1.25 comparisons. Next Saturday and Monday only, 75 cents a yard.
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Rome
Silk Yard Sale Weekend Deals at One Dollar
Newspaper ad notes silk and white goods sale with prices from 1.00 a yard to 29 and 40 cents. Describes silks, laces, white lawn fabrics, and ready two day sale event Saturday and Monday with remnants and floor coverings, plus limited children’s and oxford items. Mention of new shipments and bargain bundles.
Political tensions and a satire on Southern party struggles
A fragmented editorial discusses Republicans seeking Southern white support and fear of black vote gains, mocking political inconsistencies. It portrays leaders alarmed by revivalist and temperance movements, praising church factions while hinting at corruption andGovernor’s political anxieties in a bygone era.
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Here
Lquor
Ned Caremack
Ike
Woldridge
McKswon, Andersin
Jasar
Hat Schiutorship
Point de Paris
Sea Gates
Tres
Columbia
Tute
Tate
Beaufu
India
French Lawn
Copenhagen
Fords & Sailor Ties
Hayling
Southern Methodist Church
Baptist Chilcl
League
Tle
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyteria Church
Ji Aball Hive
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