Governor Patterson Pardons for the Friendless in Tennessee
A Bristol Herald Courier opinion praises Governor Patterson for expanding clemency to prisoners without friends or money in Tennessee. The piece notes his willingness to list unconsoled inmates and grant pardons where justice warrants, while acknowledging past missteps and political critique from rivals. It also references contemporary political scenes and unrelated notes on fashion and a Milwaukee joke.
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Sentinel Critiques Guy Patterson in Frank Open Manner
The Sentinel criticizes Guy Patterson in a blunt editorial tone, accusing him of faults and engaging in a forthright examination of his actions. The piece implies a political focus and decision to challenge Patterson’s positions in a direct, unapologetic voice.
Splintered comments mix with court tale and whiskey quips
A jumble of quotations and anecdotes comments on public figures and laws. Tennessee probes leadership and a judge’s controversial divorce ruling while lightheartedly recounting a Memphis hatless misadventure and the urge for whiskey on a train. The piece blends satire with civic notes across multiple cities.
Governor Patterson to take August vacation from Nashville
Governor Patterson plans to leave Nashville in August for a rest period after an intensely demanding tenure marked by major duties and a vigorous campaign season. He may spend time at home with friends and relatives and at a watering place, health remaining fine though rest is desired. The exact destination remains undecided. Tennesseean.
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John H. DeWitt
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East Tennessee
Burnaville Eagle
Bristol Bribes and Tennessee G.O.P. Realignments in Local Fray
In Bristol and statewide circles speculation swirls as temperance and dry factions clash over governor bids and local option provisions. The piece traces Cox’s stance on anti jagg bills, Pendleton law, and local option, plus shifts in the Tennessee Republican Committee with Evans and Brownlow factions trading resignations and power as John Cliffe steps down, hinting Williamson County backing Evans.
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Joseph A. Burrow
James A. Millard
Worley
Remedy Claims and Political Gossip Across York County
A York County reader praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a longtime family remedy. The Washington Times notes a Carmack vice presidential boom in Tennessee and broad praise of his character. An advertisement for Dr Shoops Catarrh Remedy offers a free test and a 50 cent jar, touting eucalyptus thymol and menthol for nasal and throat relief.
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Endowment Rank Insurance Question In Tennessee
Insurance Commissioner Folk received an opinion from Attorney General Cates upholding the claim that the Knights of Pythias endowment rank, fifth class, offering term insurance and paid up values, cannot be operated in Tennessee under the state's fraternal laws.
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