Election figures warn of money power risking republic
The Nashville Sun argues Republican defeats amid Democratic gains prove moneyed influence distorts elections. It cites 1892 1902 state results showing McKinley wins despite Bryan advantages and urges Tennesseans to unite against bribery and corruption to protect constitutional government.
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Five Mills and Greene County News Roundup
Five Mills London county reports boom and Sweetwater to elect a new municipal board next month. A Greeny county stave factory renames workers. An infant of Prime Fox was burned to death in Greene county. A hog weighed 690 pounds killed by man. The Mosheim creamery sold at auction. A raftsman Andy Shelton crushed to death near Charleston. George Jack stabbed Taylor Miller at Nonaburg. A saloon fight in Cumberland Gap. A lynching report says Mitchell is safe in jail at Boone. Clinton Board of Education starts physiology lectures. Osh Circle club formed in Rockwood mixing music and literature. Jol Hawkins’s 1000 pound hog noted in Greeneville. Anderson county women seek oak timber for chairs and tables. Escaped convict Lewis Pettigrew recaptured in Hendersonville. Tennessee Central road resumptions discussed by Major Godfrey and creditors.
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Fire destroys Lookout Mountain incline power house
The Lookout Mountain and Lulu Lake Incline Company power house atop Lookout Mountain burned this morning. A car at the top ignited, slid down in a sheet of flame, and was destroyed after it broke from the track. no injuries were reported.
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