Judpeon Utty and Clawe Mattur lead unlikely ticket talk
Misread items note playful names and political currents. Mentions include Banta Claus not sending Car Mack an air pump, Cleveland and Johnson as a hypothetical presidential ticket, Senator Taylor as potential gubernatorial referee, and a tax plan targeting the Pullman Company. Taft Club in Nashville appoints John Gardner as First district VP.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Power of Earth
Taylor
Taft Club
Nashville
John Gardner
Johnson City
Bob" Gardner
Patterson backs gubernatorial primary in 1906 campaign
Governor Patterson declares support for popular primaries, arguing they empower voters and curb corruption. The Knoxville Sentinel’s opposition is criticized as partisan andMisinterpretation is blamed for misreading his stance. The piece lauds Patterson as steadfast and capable, likening him to steering the state ship through political unrest.
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Gov. Patterson
Primarion
Patterson
Knoxville Sentinel
Sentinel
Ten‘nesses
Poorle Manor
Carmack
Gov, Patterson
John S. Cox
Bentinel
Minnesota's Gov Johnson Stirs Gridiron Dinner Row
Gov John Johnson of Minnesota attended a Gridiron Dinner in Washington and saw his stock rise. The speech sparked intrigue around a supposed secret Doree figure, with Gridiron remarks often unreported and the club famed for blunt, candid discussion among senior figures.
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John Johnson
Minnesota
Washington
Johnson
Gov. Johnson
The
Baltimore News
Obes. H. Qgrasty
Fobneon
Dover
Democrat timber and a sober leader in Tennessee story
A long, vivid piece rails against demagogy praising John A Johnson born 1861 Minnesota editor and governor. It contrasts a calm Democratic timber with fiery journalism and recounts Johnsons background, service in the National Guard, and two-term governorship amid Republican strength, noting regional appeal and character.
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Supreme Bench of the
United States
John Johnson
Washington
John A. Johnson
St. Peter
Minn
Sweden
Essler & Johnson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nashville American
Store Robbery Report From Christmas Night At Akardo
The EB D store on Second avenue was broken into on Christmas night and shoes and overalls worth several dollars were stolen. Bloodhounds tracked the robbers early Thursday morning but no arrests. A pair of shoes was recovered from a sale by a colored man. Authorities suspect the suspects fled toward Blue City and along the V. 25, W road toward the wolf field.
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EB. D
Akardo
Second Avenue
E. D. Wolfe
Blue City
V. 25
Woalfielde
Worley for Speakership in Tennessee Race
Bristol reporter notes J Parke Worley plans active bid for Speakership of the next House and seeks support from state leaders though temperance opponents loom. Millard challenges Worley and some fear a split may drive Worley toward Cox for the Senate amid temperance tensions and party strategy. Also mentions Southeastern Clergy Permits for Southern Railway from 1908 and local ads for shoe repairs and Arnica Salve.
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Janes A. Millard
Bristol
Worley
Cox
Senate
Southern Railway
Ohio and
Potoimac
Mississippi Rivers
Southeastern
Joseph Richardson
Southeastern Clergy Bureau
Equitable Building
Atlanta
J. L, Meek
Knoxville
Tenn
City Church Directory Offers Weekly Services and Contacts
A local church directory lists multiple congregations with their addresses, pastors, and service times. Notable entries include Christian Church on E Main Street led by Rev. Jem Keevil with Bible School at 9 am and sermons at 10:30 am. St John’s Episcopal on Roan Street and Myrtle Avenue under Rev. W. H. Osborne. First Methodist Episcopal at Muln and Hoan Streets with 9 am school and 10:30 am sermons. Market Street ME Church South led by Rev. Carrico with 9 am Sunday School and 1 pm preaching. plus weekly prayer meetings and youth leagues.
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Fite
Cours Main Street
Clarence
Pastorium
Harry Avonnay
Metin Wedaende P.m. Christian Church
E. Main Street
Jem Keevil
Hufuid Stronk
St John’s Church
Episcopal
Roan Street
Myrtle Avenue
W. H. Osbore
Sanday
St. Andrews
First Methodiat Episcopal jGnuren
Corder
Muln and
Hoan Streets
S. Beaman
Rosa Street
Stpworth
Inj
Market Street ME Church
South
Paxtor
Swamp lands in the East could yield vast wealth from drainage
Washington reports a government evaluation of 77,000,000 acres of unreclaimed swamp land in the eastern United States. Drained and developed, value could rise from 8 dollars an acre to 60, with total future value around 4.62 billion dollars and potential to fund national needs including debt payoff and infrastructure, according to experts.
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Washington
United States
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
New England
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Ivery State
Winton
North Dakota
Texas
Panama Canal
Lakes Gulf Waterway
Mississippi
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Clawe Mattur
Banta Claus
Washington County
Pullman
GOV
Bancombe
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Foraker
Harry New
Roosevelt-Taft
Nelson
Kansas City
Aodas
Democrata
Fors
Chattanooga Times
Times
Anire
Dewocraley
Tennessee
Col. Colyar
Greeneville Sun
Col. A
Colyar
Cbucky
Colgar
Colyero
Taylors
Jackson
Strain
Remine
J. Dosser Balts
Hunbreeville
Hou
A. A. Taylor
Chas
Carson
Decker
Col. Colgar
Tennesees
Southern Ry
W. C. Pierce
West Market Street
Woolever
le Raysville
Backton
H. C. Miller's
City Church
Sylvester
Boston
George HB. Sylvester
Roxbury
Mr. Sylvester
Pbor
First Presbyterian Courch
Malu
Amenae Arenas
Geo. BR. Brown
United Brethren Fn i Cabab
Parnona
Coree Roan Street
Watwage Aveez
Dr. Fahrney
Boston Globe
Patton Drugco
Main
Vx, WG Ag
YA Tuirititmni BS
Fannie Crumley
King Street
Mra
W. Saanrra
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Warren
Righmon
Richmond
G. E. Cain
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
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Market Street
James Ss. Hoilman
Mitchell County
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Hoilman
N.C
Bing
Suthers
J.C
Bill) Connolly
Penland
Florida
Cales
Georgia
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Alabama
Eale
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Seattle
Spokane
Mexico
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Ark
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J, L
Meek
North Carolina
Wesley B. Connolly
Mitchell County Bank
Bakersville
Hippodrome
Jonson City Band
Johnson City Amusement Co
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