Political strings and navy clashes in a crowded era
A survey of political maneuvers portrays Matt Quay’s trial and potential reelection, tension over Admiral Schley’s duties, and anger at Navy Department actions. The piece notes reforms in Johnstown City governance, Hobart’s health affecting renomination, and strategic plays around Quay and Stone to influence Pennsylvania Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Schley
Naval Examining Board
Washington
Sampson
Mr. Hobart
Bob Platt
New York
Teddy” Roosevelt
McKinley
Teddy
Hobart
Political turmoil and senate speakership fight described
The Nashville Banner reports a turbulent view of McKinley and Hanna clash over Algerian ties, Reed's retirement, and the race for the next speaker amid shifting party loyalties. It notes budget moves, state board roles, and a surge of bills defining taxation, criminal law changes, and public works in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna-McKinley
Dear Road
Reed
Hanna
McKinley
Payne
New York
Sherman
Fifty-First Tennessee General Assembly Praised For Reform and Fiscal Steps
The Fifty-first general assembly is praised as a reform body with a generally virtuous record. It upheld the Jarvis and Estes laws with minor amendments, enacted measures benefiting the state, and reduced political strife. Revenue provisions include a 40 cent ad valorem tax, a sinking fund for bonded debt, and a boosted Secretary of State function with fee adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Fifty-first General Assembly
Jarvis
Estes
Clerice
Tennessee
National Guard
Secretary of
Planters Tea Cures Indigestion in 25 Cents
A New York view of Bryan portrays him as a principled, bold Democrat. The piece describes his body, hair, and demeanor, praising his strength and clear-cut image while praising his past service and indicating a steadfast political character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
H. P. Belmont
Congress
Therg
Bryan Portrait and Political Resolve in Western Conservatism
H Walter Brady of Cascade Arkansas lauds William Jennings Bryan as conservative, principled, and patriotic. The piece portrays Bryan as fearless, temperate, highly educated, and magnetically appealing, with strong notes on honesty and independence from coteries or debt, and it extols his potential presidency amid a broader political defense. It also includes a chancery court notice regarding Mollie C Mongle et al in Washington County Tennessee with publication orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionaworthy
Bryan
Danton
Robespierre
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Damocles
Bryan Ie Bryan
Indy
McKinley
T. M. Mongle
Asatpana
Court House
Johnson City
Lill
Exparte Ns ‘Ohim
B. A. Shipley
M. By
Mr Pi Belmont Writes Another Letter to Mr Bryan
Mr Pi Belmont sends a further letter to Mr Bryan. The exchange reflects ongoing correspondence between the two figures, with no additional details provided on content or outcome.
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Pi Belmont
Bryan
Notice to Defendant in Attachment in Tennessee Case
In pursuance of prior orders a writ of attachment issued on April 12 1899 against N Peterson non resident of Tennessee. Property levied includes a bundle of brooms cases of toys corn and other items. Peterson must appear May 17 1899 at noon at Cy H Lyle Reg Johnson City Tennessee to defend the action or face default.
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F. A. Lyle, Roy
Ington County
Tennessee
J. J. Hint
State
Cy H. Lyle
Washington County
Tenn
Henson
Lyle
Peterson
Johnson City
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Hood
CL. Hood &Co
Lowell
Masa
CY H, Lyle
Baltor
Tena
Matt Quay
U. S. Senate
Billy Patterson
Schleyia
Gov. Stone
Quay
Philadelphi
Mr. Quay
Senate
Republicana
Pennsylvania
Nolely
Lee
Gen. Miles
Court of Inquiry
Algerites
Alger
Eagan
Weets
McKinly
Bureau of Agriculture
Treasury
Capitol
John K. Hamel
State Board of Health
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Peabody Normal College
Lola
Brashy Mountain
Second Chancery Court
Shelby County
Criminal Court
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Nineeet Judicial Circuit
Criminal Court of
Montgomery County
Third Judicial Circuit
Second Chancery Division
Knox County
Board of Equalization
Nashville Banner
Ord
Catarrk
Greger
Bagby
Tex
Perone
Jacob Griffin
Elmer
Mich
Luther
Franke Mawrville
N.C
Tryloif
Mr. Clemens
Thad
BE. Guest
Kearney
Buffalo Co
Neb
H. Walter Brady
Cascade, Ark
de. Hartman
Nashville
Iturtomoan
Anatler Fe
Ijyurath
Ling
Pune
Nayhville
Deman Pree
Tennenses
Mollie C. Mungle Et al
Cuban Oil
Fitice
N. Peterson
Bradfield
Bovd
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Gar
Yew
Doctor Slocum
The
Soeur. S. Srey
de. T. A. Slocum
Hisshuress
Rilke
Quigiraux
Vitalina
Sloot Laboratories
York
Bali
Diay
Sersseff
Phovptness
City Drug Store
R. S. Bolton
W L. James
F.R. McCourry
North Carolina
Piedmont Hotel
Kentucky
Caldwell & Dulaney
Bank and Trust CO
Freland
Orleans
France
Gasca
Spain
Madliie
Hilhno
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