Governor Taylor in Chattanooga Talks Senate Race
Former Governor Robert L. Taylor visited Chattanooga for several hours and flew to Nashville in the afternoon. He arrived from London where he lectured last night after a stop in Athens for Grant University. In chats with locals he voiced strong support for a primary and joint debate with Carmack, defended his lecturing charity work, and said he would continue funding Confederate monuments and related causes as part of his life.
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London
Athens
Grant University
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Taylor
Read House
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Senator Carmack
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Ned
United States Senate
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Franklin
Chattanooga News
A Surprise Party
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. They relieve pain and discomfort and cure headache dizziness and constipation at Miller's drug store.
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Dr. King
Danger Ahead in Tennessee Democratic Party
Sh A Entoe Seox in Memphis warns of factional splits within the Tennessee Democratic Party over a senatorial nomination. He urges a general statewide primary to avert divisions that could help a Republican governor and lead to fraud allegations in a dangerous split, stating he will not run for governor under current conditions.
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B. A. Roloe
Memphis
Democratic Party
Tennessee
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Enloe
Hardeman County backs Bob Taylor for U S Senate
Former Senator A J Coates of Bolivar asserts Hardeman County will overwhelmingly back Bob Taylor over Carmack in the U S Senate race, predicting Taylor could win about twenty votes to Carmack's one and that in a 2,000 vote county Carmack would struggle to reach a hundred. He notes local opposition to Cox for governor and recalls Carmack’s prior role as congressman in the Tenth District. Jackson Dispatch reports the view.
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Jackson Dispatch
Inventor claims brick laying machine will transform building
A Williston inventor, H. Land, reports a machine that can lay bricks faster than a dozen workers. With three operators it allegedly equals four bricklayers daily, shaping openings for doors and windows with human-like guidance. Promises quick, simple setup and reliable operation for large contracts.
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2. H. Land
Williston
Londin
Augusta
New York
Why Name Matters in Purchases and Quality Assurance
A compact discussion on brand trust and buyer protection explains why a known name safeguards consumers from inferior goods. It cites Lion Coffee’s long-standing purity and quality, urges changing unreliable dealers, and notes ads for Allen’s Foot Ease and Teething Syrup alongside a local violence incident involving a man named Hicks.
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Secretary John Hay Dies Sudden in Newberry New Hampshire
John Hay secretary of state dies at 12 25 am in Newberry New Hampshire after a day of progress toward recovery He bade good night to his wife and doctors and grew worse before midnight Born in 1808 in Salem Indiana he rose from Brown University to join Lincoln's circle and later became ambassador to England and McKinley’s secretary of state His life and writings including Life of Lincoln earned him lasting fame and his Pike County Ballads and Jim Bludso added to his literary reputation
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Little Breeches
South and Western railroad schemes and legal battle advance
George L. Carter leads plans to supervise construction of the South and Western railroad with 1000 North Carolina workers and surveying corps moving from Johnson City to Marion. Legal action over right of way against the Virginia and Southwestern railways reaches Virginia Supreme Court as parties seek access to Crane's Nest coal fields.
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Knoxville
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Male Thoroughfare to the Exposition by Union Pacific
Travel notice touts Union Pacific routes to the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland with low summer fares. It highlights an eastern and midwest audience, mentions a Yellowstone detour, and lists J H Lormner and A 08 Olivert as contacts. A missionary cites a Hindi hymn translation quip about Rock of Ages.
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Giait
Yellowstone National Park
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India
Cleveland probes Equitable trusteeship legality
Grover Cleveland has hired former Pennsylvania attorney Wayne MacVeagh to review the Equitable matter. The inquiry focuses on the legality of the appointment of Grover Cleveland Justice Morgan J. O'Brien and George Westinghouse as trustees under the Ryan-Hyde Equitable stock trust deed.
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Grover Cleveland
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Ryan-Hyde Equitable
Saline Lamp Oil From Finest Pennsylvania Crude
Kimble Oil Co of Knoxville offers Saline Lamp Oil not in the trust promising brighter light and less frequent cleaning. The city supplier advertises its better quality and consumer satisfaction, urging readers to try a gallon to verify its good qualities.
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Knoxville
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