Carmack and Patterson Clash in Tennessee Campaign
In Lexington Tennessee on May 26 Senator Carmack delivered a sweeping oratorical performance, eclipsing prior efforts as Governor Patterson faced sharp verbal blows. Carmack mocked opponents and recalled past battles, while Patterson responded with anger and defense of his record. Carmack received a roses gift from local girls, requested they honor Judge Levi Wood, and both camps arrived with local reception committees.
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Samuel J. Stockard
Nashville
Lexington
Tenn
Red Wolf
West Tennessee
Strogg
Carmack
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
McMinnville
Gallatin
Waverly
Tennessee
Auditorium
Memphis
Congress
Commercial Appeal
Malcolm R. Patterson
Patterson
United States
Pat
Bela Hiv
Seustor Carmack
Bob Taylor
Levi
Wood
Judge Wood
Senator Carmack
Governor Patterson
Jackson
C. F. McHaney
J. H. Howard
E. J. Timberlake
W. ¥. Barry
J.O. Brown
N. R. Barham
H. B. Graper
J. 8. Fielder
W. H
Where do you stand Carmack defense letter to editor
A reader from Lynnville Tenn condemns Patterson and endorses Carmack and state wide prohibition. He positions ministers teachers and Anti Saloon Leaguers as pro prohibition forces and urges others to declare support. He notes plans to return to Columbia and mentions phosphate on his farm and selling when business opens.
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The
Herald
Columbia
Patterson
Carmack
Senator Carmack
Ww. G. T. Us
Prohibition
Mr. Badler
Tyler
Lynnville
Tenn
Patterson Attacks Taylor in Nashville Debates
The Nashville American and The Tennessean condemn Senator Taylor's remarks and defend his long public service. They frame the Patterson attack as crude and politically motivated while praising Taylor as a faithful Democrat and urging party unity ahead of the Denver Convention.
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Taylor
United States Senate
Debalon
United States
Tennessee
Patterson
Hook
Democratic Party of Tennessee
Denver
Tennessean
Port Hudson Remembrance Marks 45th Anniversary of Assault
Maury Light Artillery veterans recall May 27 at Port Hudson Louisiana when two twelve pounder guns faced a federal bombardment. Capt Sparkman and Enquire George N McKennon directed fire as mostly Black troops attacked abatis and were repelled with heavy losses. Several listed soldiers were wounded or killed, including Sparkman, Hutchinson, Mayen, Dockery, Alexander, Goad, Bruce, and others.
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Port Hudson
Maury County Historical Society
Maury Light Artillery
Tennessee
Matt Sparkman
Old Post
George
N. McKennon
Frank Gardner
Haesa
Artiller
Sparkman
Bud Hutchinson
American Troops Stay in Cuba
Washington May 26. After talks among President Roosevelt Secretary Taft and General Bell it is decided not to withdraw any U S troops from Cuba now. Gov Magoon and General Barry urged delaying reduction until Cuba’s republic restoration is closer to the guessed date.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Bell
United States
Cuba
Aged Citizen Bitten by Dog in Themn Street Incident
An elderly man named Pitggerald was bitten by a dog while walking along Themn Garden Street on Wednesday morning. The dog, tied up, charged without provocation. officials will confine it for several days to check for hydrophobia and may euthanize if needed.
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Pitggerald
Closing Exercise of Columbia Institute Kinder Department
The Kinder and Primary Department of the Columbia Institute held a closing exercise in the Assembly Hall Tuesday afternoon. A large audience applauded Mrs Mary Barnett Hine’s class as students presented songs, readings, and solos including Red Wing, My Mother's Face, The Poppy and the Pink, See Saw, What the Choir Sang About the New Bonnet, and Two Very Similar Twins. Diverse pupils participated, with many named students listed among the performers.
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Columbia Institute
Mary Barnett Hine
Red Wing
Charles Parkes
Susie Young
Jess Ellington
Grace Fry
Housekeeping
Luetle Pickens
John Wesley Finney
Dolly Stop
Audrey Wakefield
Hugenia Sharp
Mary Lee Foster
Lemyra Harlan
Narcisse Fleming
Hattle Rummage
Archie Brown
Hattie Rummage
Sue
Willie Martin
Laurence Howard
Dollie
Mary Wilkes McKinney
Smarty
Lemyra Harten
Andrew Park Morgan
Eugenia Sharp
Boyless Town
James Waldo
Robert Sparrow
Francis Alcorn
Myrtle Alcorn
Jesse Ellington
John
Wesley Finney
Maytus Looney
Ellen Douglass Everett
Sol's
The
Behool
Bolos
Frances Alcorn
Myrtle Moors
Posting Elam
Lucile Ploeke
Narelase Fleming
Mary Youngblood
Five Million Dollar Coal Bill for Atlantic Fleet
Washington May 26 the Atlantic battleship fleet coal costs run to about 5 million dollars for its global cruise. Officials report 2 039 million to move the fleet from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila and the Suez Canal. The Australian government offers coal gratis during operations in Australian waters.
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Washington
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suen Canal
Bureau of
Navy Department
Music Class Recital Closes Term At The Atheneum
A polished term end concert by Misses Mary Ashes and Mary Dale Plyers opened with an impressive Bela overture and closed with the Die Marionetten piece. The program featured solos and ensembles across piano violin and vocal lines performed by Elma Collins Bessie Ashton Elizabeth Clement and others under careful training with Miss Mary Ashton slated to study further in New York.
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Mary Ashes
Mary Dale
Atheneum
Keler Bela
Die Marioellen
Lonne Parlow
Vinila
Elma Collins
Bessie Ashton
Printe ‘Garber
Mary Gant
Verna Skelley
Streadbag
Margaret Mitchell
Sarah Leach
Charlotte Lockridge
Marlborough
London
Mars Thomas Bullard
Andante
Dorothy Fulton
Francis Moore
Ethel Barrow
Lenora Williamson
Valee—Streabbas
Margaret Mitchel
Eugenia Shar
Alla Zingaresca
Tschetschulin
Theo Lack
Leah Sharp
Brahma—Fannie Young
Hettie Cheek
Haesche
Homer Bartlett
Mar UN Parker
Papini
Bohm
Francis Craig
M. Ashton
Mary Ashton
New York
Preparing for glorious Fourth celebration at South Side Park
The Fourth of July event at South Side Park will feature horse races and amusements with barbecue. Smith Thomas and G Bates promote the movement and will announce the program later.
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Biseem
South Side Park
Smith Thomas
G. Bates
Drowning in Dicks River Claims Danville Man
Thomas Alexander of Danville drowned in the Dicks River after a fishing outing with A Curtis Rawlings. His body was recovered late in the afternoon, with Rawlings returning to town alone after a search for his companion.
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Danville
Thomas Alexander
Dicks River
Mr. Alexander
Ulel
Mr. Rawlings
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