Tur Mountain City Tomahawk and a Nation in Gossip
A fragmented selection notes The Comet Tur Mountain City Tomahawk in National colors printed in blue on white paper. It covers suicide, church unity talk, saloon lunch bans, a kneejerk political toast and a portents about gold reserves and foreign debt. It also mentions ex minister Ransom in Washington and North Carolina crops as well as a Sovereign boycott debate.
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Tur
Mountain City
Alice Jeweut
New York
Sexaromn Ransom
United States
Mexico
Washington
North
Carolina
Beth
North Carolina
Senatorial Wit and Faction Fights Highlight Era
A fragmented report recalls remarks by a senior senator on Republican minority, a joke about sinners at repentance, and quirks in a silver debate. It notes Democrat factions in Kentucky and Maryland risk Republican gains, urges unity for national prospects, and critiques mischaracterizations of the Waller situation. Also remembered is the death of Justice Howell E. Jackson, praised as a distinguished Tennessean with a long public record.
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Knoxville Insane Institute
Taum Baker
Biveral
Newsom
Cyaest
House
Senate
St. Peter
Kentucky
Maryland
Mary Yd
Blackburn
Gorman
National Democratic Party
Blackbur Democrats
Jackson
Howell Eb, Jackson
Supreme Court
United States
Tennessee
United Sls
United States Circuit
Supreme Ben
Remembered Republican judge for service and character
The Memphis Commercial Appeal honors a Republican judge as an extraordinary figure of ability and character. He was a companionable man, respected for intellect and friendship, who risked his life by traveling to Washington to hear income tax cases. His final public act was upholding a law’s constitutionality, a vigorous ruling that suggested a possible recovery from illness but marked only a last gleam before death.
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Washington
Aatatesin An
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Mémphis Commercial Appeal
Memory on the Old Rocking Chair Poem
A nostalgic poem recalls boyhood and a vanished love in a cottage by the sea. The speaker rocks in an old chair, mourning a beloved whose death sends his spirit toward heaven, while memories and voices echo along the shore.
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Church
Fife
McKing
Nachuret Yard
A Trip to Rogersville in Hawkine County
Report of a visit to Rogersville describes it as a charming hill town with picturesque residences and ornamented grounds. Locals praised wealth, industrious youth, and enterprising merchants, noting a frontier motto and the town’s peaceful, prosperous character amid hills and valleys.
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Rogersville
Neetling
Hawkine
Bod
Davy Crockett
Ita Bulaher
Silly political musings and comic quips from various papers
A jumble of snappy lines and jokes cites Bob Taylor praising silver as a symbol of tradition. It notes speakers like Johnny McDowell and Tom Cain joining on a shared platform and references political bets about Ed Carmack possibly becoming governor or congressman. The item also includes quips on spanking babies, fashion, and reform humor from multiple newspapers.
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Bob Taylor
Johnny McDowell
Tom Cain
Bob Burrow
Morristown
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