The Gubernatorial Question in Maury County
The Herald argues against backing Patterson or Cox, urging an uninstructed party delegation to Nashville. It condemns factionalism, urges harmony, and warns that nominating either candidate risks Democratic defeat statewide. The piece stresses independence from any dark horse and prioritizes the party's overall success.
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Democratic Party
Tennessee
Patterson
Cox
Hheir
Rentie
Cox and
Targe
Maury County
Maury
Nashville
Patterson Vs Cox Machine Sparks Political Clash
Friends of Mr Patterson argue his stand against the Cox machine exposed Cox's record and damaged his political rival. While Patterson fought valiantly to defeat Cox, Cox continued to pursue his own political aims amid the clash.
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Patterson
Joe Washington
Cox
Mr. Cox
Senator Carmack Withholds Name From Gubernatorial Convention
The Nashville American reports Senator Carmack will not permit his name to go before the Gubernatorial Convention. The paper asserts it can state this with full assurance of correctness.
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Carmack
Nashville
Temperance Democrats face choice on Cox Patterson at polls
A Tennessee temperance column argues two kinds of temperance Democrats harm the cause by staying home or overprincipled refusals. It urges voters to go to the polls next Saturday to influence the Nashville convention, warning Patterson's victory could hurt temperance laws while Cox’s defeat appears likely. It promotes voting for an uninstructed delegation to oppose bothcox and Patterson.
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Cox
Patterson
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Aight
Nashville
Herald Declares Neutral Stance Between Cox and Patterson
The Herald states no support for either Cox or Patterson and claims to stand against both, indicating a broader political stance beyond the two candidates. The piece hints at a distrust of both options and implies possible alternative choices or dissociation from the race.
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Cox
Patterson
The
Herald
Maury County Prefers Neither Cox nor Patterson for Governor
In a foam of party critique, the letter argues the Maury County machine erred in backing Cox and accuses Patterson of misstatements about the gubernatorial primary date. It asserts harmony favors altering the slate, denies Cox’s role in the original call, and urges Maury County to back an unaligned, beer-friendly candidate seen as better for Nashville.
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Democratic Party
Maury County
Patterson
East Tenesser
Iainsger
Maury
Mr. Patterson
Cox
Carmack
Nashville
John S. Cox
Ham Patterson
Patterson considers defeat best for him and the party
In a courthouse speech Monday night Mr Patterson said defeat might be the kindest outcome for him. The Nashville paper notes he would be defeated now for the party's and the country’s sake, urging sobriety of the liquor interests as Edward Ward Carmack would likely lash back when he returns home.
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Patterson
Court House
Edward Ward Carmack
Nashville
Tigert Elected Bishop on First Ballot in Methodist Conference
Special to the Herald from Birmingham Alabama May 13 The Methodist Conference elected J J Tigert on the first ballot with 140 votes to Kilgo 100 Ward 85 Denny 4 and others scattering J J Tigert declared elected needing 137 votes Second ballot Kilgo 109 Denny 88 Ward 90 Atkins 75 Murray 42 McCurry 63 Tillett 46 no election
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Herald
Birmingham
Ala
J. J. Tigert
J. C. Kilgo
Seth Ward
Collins Denny
W. F. McMurray
Jas, Atkins
W. FB. Tillett
W. B. Murray
B. W. Alderson
Chancellor Hawkins Dead in Huntingdon Tennessee
Special to the Herald Nashville May 17 Chancellor A G Hawkins of the Ninth chancery division died at his Huntingdon home. He was a well known state figure and one of thirteen brothers all holding prominent positions. The late Governor Alvin Hawkins was his brother. Figure referenced as a running account of Kuropatkin noted in history of the Russo Japanese War.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
A. G. Hawkins
Chancery Division
Huntingdon
Alvin Hawkins
Emerald Isle yard goods pricing report
An importer states prices on yard wide fabrics with 500 yard lots and Linen at 25e per yard. The fragment discusses continued availability and pricing, noting that more goods are expected to come with the same rate. It captures a trade note on yardage and costs from McKenama Anderson and Pr Emerald Isle Vi.
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Jts
Brutsal Silks For School and Dresses In Store
A catalog style notice detailing white washable linen weft silks, cream serges, and Belfast linen finish fabrics for dresses and skirts, with price drops on cream skirts and various yardages. Also lists 36 inch black waterproof silk, lingerie lawns, plain lawns, and a Panama wool blend in demand, plus new millinery and shoe offerings for hot weather.
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Belfast
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