Patterson Lets Promise and Power Define Tennessee’s New Governor
The Johnson City Comet cites Gov elect M R Patterson as a strong, self directed leader. It notes his inaugural address praises honest administration to mend rancor and carry out party pledges while highlighting support from the state press. Local editorials discuss pensions reforms and political rivalries, with Chattanooga Times defending Patterson’s standing and the Comet defending its quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Patterson
Andrew Johnson
Lyle
Cox
Chattanooga Times
Times
Tennessee
Guy
Limes
M. RK. Patterson
Covernor
Malcom TR. Patterson
William Blount
Govam Houston
William Hall
Senate
Robert L. Caruthers
Lincoln
Taner D. Porter
Gov. Marks
Hawkins
Bate
Taylor
Nashville American
Patterson Urges Liberal Education, Reform in Tennessee
Governor Malcom R. Patterson outlines his first message to the Tennessee General Assembly, urging liberal appropriations aligned with revenues, expanded state support for education, revised election laws, road improvements, and stronger health and insurance measures. He seeks reform of public schools, a university boost, the creation of district school boards, and a modernized tax and state accounting regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Patterson
Tis
Comet
Nashville
M. RB. Patterson
Tennessee
Patterson
Capitol
Tts
State Guard
University of Tennessee
Peabody
Normal College
Board of Equalization
Jenura
Centenary tribute to Robert E. Lee celebrated nationwide
The piece marks the 100th birthday of Robert Edward Lee, praising his duty and character. It argues centennial tributes honor enduring values beyond personal fame and notes the lasting impact on Americans as the nation remembers his place in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert Edward Lee
Nashville
Dinner table faith and politics cloud Cor’s career
Forget the freatleman's Name. This story recalls a dinner party incident where a child is taught to say God made her, a five year old misremembers the question of who made her. The piece notes Hon. John S. Cor as a governor whose rise to office drew unequal approval and shadows his political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
John S. Cor
Springfield
Carmack and Tillman Clash Over South Carolina Militia
The Nashville Banner reports Carmack and Tillman clashed over the governor’s discharge of militia troops amid a Brownaville outrage. Carmack accused Tillman of vilifying a whole company based on one officer’s unsupported testimony, calling for due process and a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmack
Tillman
Mr. Carmack
Lynch
Nashville
Senator Taylor Set To Succeed Carmack In Senate
After March 4, 1907 ex Governor Bob Taylor will become United States senator, replacing Edward W. Carmack. Known as a platform orator and prolific humorist, Taylor is celebrated across the region for his songs and stories that extol the South and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
United States
Edward W. Carmack
House of Congress
Bob
Great Lakes
Gulf
Potomac
Rio Grande
Greenovilla Democrat Endorses Official's Discharge of Duties
The Greenovilla Democrat states that the official should enter upon his discharge with goodwill from all constituents and that he will perform acceptably. The paper pledges hearty support for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenovilla
Unclear Medication Ad Advertisement From 1900s
Fragmentary ad promotes a kidney and bladder remedy sold by druggists. Mentions a two month treatment and a Dr EW Hall at 4026 Olive Street, St. Louis. Also references Tennessee venth menial and suggests mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragaista
Nait
Hall
Olive Street
St. Mo
Tennessee
Gov Patterson to inspect state institutions after session
Nashville dispatch notes Gov. Patterson plans a thorough tour of state schools, charities, and prisons soon after adjournment. He aims to study bookkeeping and finances and direct reforms as needed, stressing a nonperfunctory, time‑consuming examination to act promptly on issues affecting institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Teen
Patterson
Thin
Patterson Inauguration Aims For Strong State Leadership
The Knoxville Sentinel notes Governor Patterson enters office with resolve to build on a solid state government. It praises his perceived ability and drive, expects a cooperative legislature, and anticipates his requested legislation and recommendations with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihanghai
Patterson
Tanoesree
Lik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Il Dubumve City
Teveit
Cle Fannie md
Geo. L. Carter Neomp
Ebiet!s
Canonbistor
Juhnson City
Sam
Bolwaa
U. 8
Sone
Tuemlay
Bill
Bravelt
Carnegie
Watauga Club
Hermitage
University Globe
Gov. M. BR. Patterson
Knoxville
Committee On Appropriations
Pensions
Warner
Brownlow
Hardeman
Uov. Patterson
John Tom Reaver
Care Asylum
Bolivar
Jolnvou City
Cy Lyle
Excing
Gov. Patterson
Tennousen
Malcom KR. Patterson
Congress
Tipton
Congressional Committee
Manson
Hardeman County
Fayette County
Machine
Fayette
Shelby
Gammon
Gen
General Assembly
Legislative
Nhon
Isham G. Harris
William B. Bate
Benton McMillin
Frank Taylor
Main St
Senator Taylor
Memphis
Hardeman Free Press
New York
Jno
Philadelphia
Clover Glub
A. Ky McClure
Dewn
Ite
Meath
Col. McClure
Mr. Carnegie
Dfe
Alec
Jease
Reve
Arifuli
Miles
Summers & Parrott Hardware Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!