Carmack the Martyr Died for Truth and Temperance
A call to honor Edward Ward Carmack as a martyr who died at the hands of corrupt power in Tennessee. The piece asserts his death will spur a lasting fight against liquor interests and Nashville corruption, urging citizens to continue his Holy Cause for homes, children, and honest government.
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Edward Ward Carmack, a Tennessee hero and statesman
A reverent obituary honors Edward Ward Carmack, highlighting his 40s Senate service, fearless journalism, literary prowess, and devout family life. It portrays him as unyielding to power, devoted to public service, and guided by faith. His death is mourned from Tennessee to the nation, with a call for peace to his ashes.
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Cold Blooded Murder Sparks Tennessee Political Outcry
A fervent editorial denounces the assassination of Senator Carmack by Dane Cooper and his son as a calculated strike by the liquor lobby to topple Democratic governance. It singles out Governor and state leaders, argues for abolition of the liquor traffic, and predicts limited punishment for the killers while praising Bryan and Taft.
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Democrats Fall Short in National Vote Amid Party Divisions
The Democrats face disappointment as Bryan loses, with many in the state noting persistent party splits over old issues. Money and a lingering panic of the 1890s weigh on voters while Republicans ride industrial protection and favorable fundraising. The race hinges on perceived business conditions and overall party unity rather than distinct policy clashes.
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Murder of Senator Carmack shocks Tennessee
Chattanooga Times reports the deliberate assassination of ex Senator Edward W. Carmack by Col. Duncan Cooper and his son in Nashville. The editorial condemns violence, calls for strong enforcement of law, and urges restraint while affirming Carmack’s standing and the nation’s grave crisis.
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The Next Battle Over State-wide Prohibition
Citizens warned that victory at the polls does not guarantee success in the Legislature. Although many Senators and Representatives are favorable, reliance on lawmakers is uncertain. The message urges vigilance as Nashville braces for a major fight to defend whisky power against abolition.
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McKeevon Anderson Rose Ladies Cloaks and More
A catalog style notice promotes McKeevon Anderson Rose cloaks priced around 5.90 to 6.90, satin lined and trimmed in various colors. Also featured are children and misses golf red coats at 9.00, wool skirts at 5.00, wool sweaters from 2.10 to 5.00, flannelettes 72c a yard, and water resistant fabrics with Cravenette style, plus shoe department teaser.
La Bonita Shoes Offer Wide Range For All Families
A local ad promotes La Bonita stamped shoes for men women and children. It touts La Bonita as a symbol of quality stamped on footwear and features 3,000 pairs in black and tan styles. The ad invites buyers to purchase La Bonita shoes locally, claiming rarity in pleasing every customer.
Fragmented ad text attacks state corruption and whiskey interests
A distorted ad style passage denounces collusive politics and whiskey influence in Tennessee. It warns voters to stay vigilant against patronage, pardons, and votes bought by a corrupt administration, naming unnamed figures and a Bryan victory context as cautionary notes.
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