Many Tributes To The Departed Carmack
A flood of sympathy from Senators, editors, officials, and citizens pours to Mrs. Carmack after senator Carmack's murder. Messages span Tennessee, New York, Washington, and beyond, praising his public service and expressing sorrow, shock, and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington, D. C
EB. W. Carmack
Albert Akers
Memphis, Tenn
HB. W. Carmack
Tennessee
W. A. Percy
Union City
Tenn
BE. W. Carmack
Alex
Fannie Moore
B. W. Carmack
Robt. M. Gates
Midway
E. W. Carmack
Martin
South Pittsburg
BE. W.carmack
Miss Cobey
Will Carter
Cincinnati
H. W. Carmack
J. B. Foraker
Memphis
BB. W. Carmack
Jas. H. Malone
Ernest B
Jefe H. Boyd
Walter G. Holmes
Chattanooga
Mamie
Ed Craig
Washingington
T. W. Bims
Edward W. Carmack
William W. Bride
E. W. Carmeak
A.M. Shook
New Orleans
W. D. Robinson
Carmack
Louis Brownlow
Assassin's Bullet Ends Senator Carmack's Life
A witness recalls the assassination of Senator Carmack. He describes finding a 38 caliber pistol, the dying senator with a cigar in hand, and bystanders including Mrs. Duncan and a carriage passenger. Curtis Karsch & Co. ambulance crew arrived as doctors and Lt. Pilcher retrieved the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carmack
Union Street
Curtis, Karsch & Co
Carmack
Coopers
Seventh ‘Avenue
Dr. Port's Infirmary
Robin
Winston Pilcher
Pilcher
Patterson's Statement Indicates Others Knew Plans
Nashville reports that from his own statement it appears plans were known. The Nov 10 dispatch cites Patterson's assertion that information about the plans circulated among involved parties. Details remain incomplete as the brief item notes the existence of knowledge but not full attribution or scope.
Patterson Denies Knowledge of Cooper Carmack Plot
Tennessee Governor Patterson faced questions over his awareness of Col Cooper and his son Robin planning to threaten Senator Carmack. Statements recount that Robin left Maxwell House with Patterson, with Patterson noting Cooper intended to send a note about editorial use of his name and urging no notes. The incident followed an apparent plan to harm Carmack, raising scrutiny of the governor’s coordination with the Coop ers and the private secretary’s public remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessean
Senator Carmack
Col. Cooper
Robin Cooper
Maxwell House
Guv. Patterson
Coopers
Genator Ewing
Executive Mansion
Carmack
The
Maxwell
Largest Phosphate Deal in Maury Chronicled
Maury countians report a historic phosphate sale promising vast capital to county residents. The deal could bring yearly labor wages around a million dollars and lift land values, with many workers and stockholders benefiting from substantial gains. Allison Webster, 33, a key organizer from Columbia, champions the project and foresees widespread growth through the Swan Creek phosphate field and related ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hun
Hell
Capli
Allison Webster
J Webster
Columbia
Maury
Swan Creek Field
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Cleveland, Tenn
J. H. Hardwick
Bristol, Tenn
Wade R. Carmack
J. Albert Wallace
Ben Carter
8. L. Cockroft
Grand View
Tex
W. B. Bate
Knoxville, Tenn
Hus
Chas. T. Cates, Jr
Winchester, Tenn
T. A. Embry
John A. Scott
Knoxville
South
East Tennessee
Kansas City, Mo
C. Lester Hall
Dallas, Tex
W. Carmack
Charles A. Culbereon
Alvanrado
Mss Murphy
Atlanta
Jenne A. Drake
Chattanooga, Tenn
C B Waller
AntiGascon League
Deemen
Mrs & W. Carmack
Yos
Dresden
Macon
Mra
A. C. Bacos
Dresden, Tenn
Finis J. Garrett
Paducah, Ky
Annie Taylor Mills
Elizabeth Taylor Anthony
Bristow, Tenn
W. R. Hamilton
Adtg
Supt
Anti-Saloon League
C. A. Shepard
Birmingham
Ala
H. W. Car Mack
Jennie Harris Southall
K. D. McKeller
Cham
Willie Norfleet
Chaos W. Ferguson
KE W
Tens
G. T. Fitehugh
Teen
J. H. Crain
W. H. Carroll
Spartanburg, SC
R. T. Cooper
Winchester
B. W. Car’ Mack
Newport, Tenn, Mra
Ned
J. McSween
Geo. W. Gordon
Wolf Creek
D. W. Allen
St. Louis, Mo
Aln. Dale
Geo. P. Milton
Pulaski, Tenn
N. A. Crockett
Hopkinsville, Ky
Lucile Blake
T. Bride
Lucy G. Briscoe
J. We Goodbar
Nashville, Tenn
BR. Lin Cave
Floyd
Florence Floyd
James D. Richardson
Chicago
Mia
G. T. Fitzhugh
John B. Bell
Memphis Lodge of Elke
A. G. Matthews
Fayetteville, Tenn
E. W. Car
Mack
Mrs
James M. Metcalfe
Dee Moines
AuthSaluon League of America
Des Moines
P A. Baker
E. H. Cherington
Seay
Indianapolis
Ind
W. C. Bell
Newport
W. C. Mims
M. N. Whitaker
Nashville
Jas, S. Brown
Louisville
Kate
W. K
EH. W. Carmack
Memphis Lodge No. 118
W. H. Ridley
Patterson
Oliver
Pope
Enum
Disk
Mersteel
Dobbins & Ewing
West 7Th Street
Columbia, Tenn
Capitol
Wa bin
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