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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

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Indignation Over Sanders-Cates Plans in Brownlow Death Shadow

East Tennessee voters reel from rumors that Sanders Cates circle aimed to back Judge Henderson for Congress as Brownlow lay dying. Local leaders deny any candidacy discussions during Brownlow’s illness and warn against presumptive successor schemes while naming potential rivals like Daniel Cooper Schwab and Gen J R Penland.

Knoxville Walter P. Brownlow Tennessee Sanders-Cates Col. Brownlow Popular Congressiman G. M. Hendhoron Rutledge East Teanes- Ste Sucine Judge Henderson Brownlow Newell Sanders Charles T Cates Cates & Co Henderson Congress Col. Browntow Nashville Ucket Brown Jow Heineman Tis Shields Grainger County Weir Henderson Sanders Sam Bells State Committee Bells Sanders Sannders Colans Brownlow Sanders Hay Mr. Bells Catee-Henterson Sells Hay Poharent Brownlow Daniel Cooper Schwab Hartrit Hal Haynes Bristol Bob Butler Mountain City Dana Marmon Greeneville Senator Sells General Peniansd

Taft Praises Late W P Brownlow in White House Note

Washington July 10 The Brownlow Funeral Committee including Representatives Hull and Austin left for the obsequies at 1 oclock Monday. President Taft sent a telegram to Colonel Brownlow's family praising him as a good soldier a sturdy patriot and a devoted public servant. Rankin and Rankin are cited in the article as expressing views on public service.

Washington House Brownlow Hull Austin United States Taft Beverly R. M. Austin John A. Moon Cordell Hall Gen. Gordon Grant Jarvis Col. Brown- Jow Capitol Chadoee Arma House of Representatives Goo. E. Bowen Department of Justice Bowen

Harman Sus Pends The Mayor

Columbus Ohio July 1 Governor Harmon suspended Mayor Herbert Atherton of Newark for thirty days pending an investigation into actions during Friday night rioting that led to the lynching of Carl Etherington the dry detective. Citizens of Newark forward charges to the governor involving Sheriff William Linke and the governor will suspend him as soon as he receives the charges.

Columbus Ohio Harmon Rtnook Herbert Athertont Newark Carl Etherington William Linke

Senator Taylor Withdraws Support for Democratic Judiciary Ticket

Washington report shows Senator Robert L. Taylor dismayed by Democratic dissensions and withdrawing his promise to campaign for Tennessee’s Democratic judiciary ticket. He cites widespread opposition to his advice and a risk of inflaming divisions, signaling readiness to retire if his position endangers party harmony.

Washington Robert L. Taylor Democratic Judiciary Taylor Tennessee Tam Robert Lt. Taplor

Tennessee Senator Taylor Reverses Appointments Decision

A Tennessee matter centers on Senator Taylor who first authorized Chairman Robertson to announce appointments. He later canceled, then reconsidered and ordered the press to proceed, claiming misrepresentation of conditions led to his initial move. He says if he could view Tennessee, he would reverse course again.

Tennessee Taylor Robertson

Gen Cates At Murfreesboro Speaks For Independent Ticket

Gen Charles T Cates Jr spoke in Murfreesboro Tennessee at the opera hall to about 400 attendees about the Independent judicial ticket The gathering included many ladies and straight democrats Capt Johan New a county resident sat on stage among four attendees The crowd's reaction was quiet and orderly with polite applause and the hall seats about 400.

Murfreesboro Tenn Charles T. Cates, Jr Independent Judicial Cates Emyrna L. M. Roberts Opera Hall Lew Jacobs Beech Grove Johan New Woodbury Utes Putterson

Expert Opinion on Skin Diseases Promotes Zemo Remedy

A national authority on skin diseases endorses Zemo as highly effective for eczema and itching conditions. The expert claims the product treats the disease without harming germ life, highlighting its surface action and modern improvement over greasy salves. City Drug Co offers free samples and an explanatory booklet.

Zome

Trains Wreck Near Newton Hook Kills Three Railmen

A northbound New York Central express crashed near Newton Hook nine miles north of Hudson early today. Three trainmen were killed while a train load of passengers was badly shaken. the engine and baggage car jumped the track and toppled. Passengers resumed travel as the Twenty Century Limited, carrying Jack Johnson en route to the city, was delayed about an hour.

New York New York Central Northern and Western Express Newton Hook Hudson Jack Johnson

Funeral for Col. W. P. Brownlow Draws Thousands

Crowds gathered at Memorial Hall and the Soldiers' Home Circle as the funeral for Col. W. P. Brownlow, late First District congressman, drew thousands. Officials, dignitaries, and residents lined the route, with a memorial service featuring Dr. Ruble, Dr. Osborne, and hymns, followed by interment in the home circle tomb.

Col. W. P. Brownlow Memorial Hall Johnson Traction Co Kuble Osborne Congressional Committee Visite Orsial

Senator Taylor Denounced by Rutherford Club in Murfreesboro

Rutherford county Democratic leaders plan a special meeting to denounce Senator Taylor after his refusal to endorse the regular Democratic ticket. The club of about 4,000 members accuses him of cowardice and predicts damage to his political future, while factions debate impact on the upcoming election.

Murfreesboro Bath Senator Taylor Bennetor Taylor Taylor B. M. Rucker Rutherford County Democratic Club Kenatar Taylor Taylor County Terénator Reguslars

Nine Persons Injured In Wreck Near Toomity Mississippi

Nine people were injured when the engine of the southbound No. 1 passenger train on the Alabama Great Southern Railroad jumped the track near Toomity, Mississippi. The derailment pulled the mail and baggage cars and a second class passenger coach down an embankment. Porter Dan Green was seriously hurt. several other crew and passengers, including engineer Harry Auchloth, clerks J C Roberts and A Gotin, and passengers F M James and F A, suffered varying injuries.

Birmingham Alabama Great Southern Toomity Mississippi Clauss Dan Green George Wilson Harry Aucheloth Slerks J.C. Roberts A. Gotin Melvin Sengers FV. M. James F. A

Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed For Colds And Coughs

Napoleon era rhetoric praises Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung troubles. It claims the remedy cures stubborn coughs, hemorrhages, grippe, croup, asthma, and whooping cough with a trial bottle offered free. The passage also honors Mr Bayslow Wan and notes political praise for a late congressman from Piet district.

Iit Wat Dr. King Discover

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