Carmack Returns to Lead Tennessee Press War
Editor Carmack resumes editorial control of the Nashville Tennessean to fight party machine influence, promising truth and fearless reporting. The piece lauds his loyalty to Tennessee, outlines the paper’s rising influence, and critiques the party’s platform choices and internal divisions amid gubernatorial and congressional contests.
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Carmack
Senator Carmack
Nashville Tennessean
Democrats
Tennessee
Law
Prom
Himelf
Southland
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Nashville Banner
South
Tennes- Beat
State
Democratic Party
Mr. Carmack
New York
Howard
Ward Carmack
A Shell Game and Political Gaffes Across Papers
The column critiques claims of popular rule as a shell game within the Republican Party. It notes Mr Hughes’s nomination as decided after talks with Teddy Roosevelt, questions the people’s rule, and cites Mr Bryan’s tariff speech as pivotal for a nationwide sweep. It also mentions Mr Kern’s VP nomination, speculating longtime awareness.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Republican Party
Columbia State
Mr. Hughes
Teddy
New York Mall Seeks Plural of Humidity
A quirky quote from the Aoguata Chron fale notes the New York Mall searches for the plural form of humidity, joking that humidity is troublesome and complicates spelling searches.
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New York
Guarantee of Deposits Marks Party Clash in Reform Battle
The piece argues Republicans oppose a government guarantee of bank deposits, framing this as protection for special interests. It portrays Democrats, led by Bryan, as progressive reformers aiming to shield depositors, restore government to the people, and end 'the system.' Voters seeking reform are urged to back Bryan, not third parties.
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Roosevelt
Fi Fm
Republican Party
Bryan
Bryan Quote on Tariffs and Merit in Business
A summary of political opinion arguing that business should rely on merit not legislation. It critiques protective tariffs as creating fictitious firms built on protection, unjustly taxing citizens for the benefit of a privileged class, harming consumers.
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Bryan
State's Testimony 18. Barrett Held That It Has No Right to Inquire
Court spent long on admissibility of Mrs Long's testimony about conversations with Miss Matt Dobbins. Initially admitted under limits, judge reversed ruling to exclude. State argued it affected witness credibility. defense contended it was immaterial to defendant's knowledge and rights.
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Long
Matt Dobbins
Afi
Chia
Mra. Long
Miss Dobbins
Miss Dobbing
Miles Dobbins
Mre. Granberg
Imade
Hart
Mrs. Long
Mrs. Granbery
Dakota
Mr. Granbery
Granbery
Granberg
Misa Dobbins
Anderson
Garner
Mia
Abe Bas
Figuers
Baltimore Law Breaks From Bryan Again
The Baltimore Law, a supporter of McKinley in 1896, bolts Bryan claiming his election could disrupt national business conditions. It cites a year of adverse business results under the Republican administration and argues that change might worsen matters.
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Baltimore
McKinley
Bryan
Prophecy and tariff clash in campaign briefing
The Courier Journal notes the Republican platform shifts under Taft with daily policy changes while Bryan blunts the tariff issue in Des Moines. Taft pledges a special session to amend tariffs, highlighting Bryan’s critique as striking at the Republicans' weak spot.
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Bryan
Mr. Taft
Taft
Congress
Des Moines
Courier Journal
Fall and Winter Millinery Promises Tempting Choices
The era's fashion forecast signals millinery for fall and winter will lure feminine shoppers while promoting new hats that may influence household budgets, reflecting evolving style and social expectations.
Rees Buys Tin Business on South Main Street
J B Rees closed a trade with B F Watkins Saturday afternoon for the tin shop on South Main street. Rees, once a partner, resumes the business after selling months ago to Watkins. Watkins will run the mechanical work, and J H Biak remains in charge of books.
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J. B. Rees
B. F. Watkins
South Main Street
Mr. Rees
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
J. T. Martin
J. H. Biak
Sheriff Webb Improves After Restful Night at Court
Sheriff Love Webb's condition shows improvement after a restful night. His physician stayed with him through Monday. The Granbery case jury remains at the courthouse with cots provided on the third floor as they continue proceedings.
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Love Webb
Granbery
Mons
Special Things For Saturday Monday Sale Notes
Advertises mixed sale items including fabric prices in yard or piece terms. Lists chif fon veils, cotton suiting, ginghams, penangs, shoes, and rugs. Also promotes boys suits and millinery with reduced prices and bulk discounts.
Court Reexamines Witness Credibility and Mental Impact Evidence
Trial transcript excerpt discusses admissibility of reports about Horry's wife and the effect on his mind rather than truth. Judge Anderson limits evidence to credibility impact, citing the Desdemona episode and a 5th Cates reference. The defense seeks broader use to challenge informant reliability. decision deferred to page sixteen.
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