Political Outlook Observes Tennessean Democratic Struggle
Chattanooga News interviews Chambliss, a prominent Tennessee lawyer, on Democratic politics. He notes Governor Patterson faces strong opposition within his party, driven by factional power struggles and questions over Patterson’s record, charter votes, and appointments while highlighting potential rivals like Carmack and others.
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Hamilton County
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Chattanooga News
Wall Street Tightens as Rail Ventures Face Cash Crunch
Washington reports a broad downturn in finance as Senator Elkins notes difficulty in securing funds for railroad developments. The piece details Elkins fund-raising tactics, land speculation profits, and the strain on markets while outlining Nashville trustees appointed to locate a juvenile reformatory near the capital with a $10,000 two year start.
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William M. Hart
Mellville Williams
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Misa Hundley
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Tennessee Editorial Rebuffs and Political Foes
A Nashville American reprints editorials denouncing Tennessee leaders Governors Patterson and Taylor and Senator Fraizer amid a climate of rancorous press vitriol. The piece notes mutual fault lines between Democrats and Republicans and argues the state’s public discourse has grown bitter and personal.
Price of Legs Highlight Jury Disparity in Damages
A Nashville American reader notes a New York case where Miss Noakes received 45000 damages while the chauffeur got 10000 after a crash with the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. The writer questions the jury’s reasoning and observes social attitudes toward a one legged woman versus a one legged man.
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Nashville American
Gav Patterson appoints Forrest to Brushy Mountain post
The Commercial Appeal reports Capt William M Forrest, son of Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest, was named to a commissary position at Brushy Mountain by Gov. Patterson. The piece lauds Forrest’s wartime courier service and notes the appointment as a nod to Confederate veterans and state service.
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Splitting Headache Relief and Piles Ointment Ads
An early 20th century ad item promises Dr Caldwell's Syrup PapMin as a cure for headache dizziness and constipation with money back offer. Another line touts Dr Shoop's Ointment for piles claiming specific, positive relief sold by all dealers.
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Quote about Washington’s death lingered during Roosevelt’s inauguration
A Lippincott's Magazine snip notes the lingering question of how long Washington had been dead by the time Theodore Roosevelt took office. The quip implies Roosevelt’s era marked a renewed vitality seen as a break from Washington.
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