Extravagance charges against Gov Patterson rebutted
A Nashville American reprints a Pulaski Citizen letter alleging Gov Patterson’s extravagance. The piece argues the administration wasted little, presenting 1905 and 1907 disbursement figures, noting net gains in sinking funds and state revenue, and asserting tax funds are prudently handled with debt reductions ahead of a potential surplus.
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Judicial
Executive
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Balarion
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Asy
Ks Supreme Court
Coal Oil
R. Bi. Com
Atty. Gen
Gov. Office
Supreme Court
Capitol
Misol
Pei. & M
Tam
Hossitel
W.T
Fee Tees
Bureau of Pensions
Sol
Department of Agriuulture
Industrial School
Folk
Growth of the Elks and their New York origins
At a famed annual Elks reunion in New York the ceremony featured electric lights, a clock motif, and singing as Elks worldwide celebrate brotherhood. The piece traces Elks origins from seven founders in the Bowery to a national body, praising inclusivity, philanthropy, and Americanism rooted in New York’s theatrical scene. References to old jokes and parades illustrate early member attitudes. It closes with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, praising its efficacy.
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Order of Elke
Elka
Banda
Ciala
Philadelphia
Claven
New Broadway
Benevolent and Protective Order of
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Bowery
New York
Maine
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ita
Elks
the Elks
London
Uniform method for selecting delegates to State Convention
A state editorial argues for a uniform method to choose delegates to the State Convention, rejecting old convention methods and supporting direct and district primaries with delegates selected on the same day. It notes a direct primary would eliminate delegates, cites opposition by Nashville Banner owner to primaries, and claims the plan prevents snap conventions and preserves fairness and equity.
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Nashville Banner
Fitzpatrick
Banner
Itian
Patterson favored to secure renomination over Carmack
The editorial comments express strong confidence that Governor Patterson will be renominated, while Carmack lacks backing even after a formal announcement. They argue Carmack does not seek the governorship and critique the Legislature's spending and the Patterson administration's record, noting improvements in state finances under Patterson.
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Carmack
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Jim Fraxter
Tennessee
Greenfiield
Teraon
Floren
Nashville Armerican
Home Kidney Tonic Promised in Readily Made Mix
A pasted advertorial urges shaking a home made blend of molid extract dandelion compounds and other ingredients to strengthen kidneys, relieve urinary trouble, and ease bladder weakness before Bright's disease. It touts ease of purchase from local druggists and claims sweeping relief, urging readers to mix at home. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with assurances of safety and effectiveness for croup and whooping cough, noting no opium or harmful drugs and availability from H. C. Miller.
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Bright
Wiebt
Scranton
New York
Koeton
Philadelphia
Vittaburg
Thamberlain
Chawbarain
Boonne
H. C. Miller
Reduction of Salaries at Southern Railway
Washington January 1 2004 President Finely says due to falling business the Southern Railway Company will cut expenses by a ten percent salary reduction for the President Vice President and other general officers and office staff effective February 1 2004
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