Pattersonbacks and politics in Tennessee and nation
The Nashville Banner reports Gov. Patterson occupying the governor's mansion with staff, reports on state education measures, and debates over Rockwood anti jug laws. It traces historical political corruption from Jefferson era to Oklahoma referendum battles and cites potential Brushy Mountain prison appointments for Capt. R. L. Blevins and Tbourney Haglish as deputy warden.
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Cox and Patterson finances spark newspaper conflict
The Chattanooga Times accuses The American of misrepresenting state finances, noting bond retirements from 1906 favor Cox by about 40 thousand dollars and a higher balance by July 1 1906, while Patterson’s administration faced higher pension and university costs. the Times complains of bias and selective reporting.
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Longworth climbs tree in park in playful stunt
In a Chattanooga report Mrs. Nicholon Longworth, former Alice Roosevelt, climbs a tree in Yellowtone Park to prove a point and amuse the group. The scene includes remarks about her father and potential antics on home roads.
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St. Paul
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Roosevett
Lellowtone Park
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Charlen Phelps
New York
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Trinity College Department of Law Offers Superior Study Options
Young men considering a legal career are invited to explore Trinity College's Law Department. The program emphasizes strong instruction, practical training, and robust preparation for legal exams and professional practice.
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Department of Law
Trinity College
University of Tennessee Offers 400 Free Scholarships
The university announces 400 free scholarships for Tennessee students across languages sciences and engineering fields including agriculture law and pharmacy. Travel and living expenses partially paid by the state. loan funds and self help programs available. Next session opens September 14. information and catalogue from Aldrews Brown Ayres, President.
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