Reform era clash hints at railroad influence in Tennessee politics
The Knoxville Journal notes campaign tensions as Haynes seeks renomination in the First Chancery Division of Tennessee. It accuses railroad money of funding judges and criticizes the regular Democrats and Judge Shields. Mentions Rev. George Campbell’s Texas visit and Lyon A. Mitchell’s Chattanooga travels amid local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alk. Haynes
Changery
Tennessee
Democratsc
Shields
Crippen and Miss Levene Identified by Wireless Message
A wireless report from Captain Kendall aboard the Montrose says Dr Crippen with his mustache shaved and Miss Levene are abroad and unaware of the suspicion. Kendall suspected Crippen when the boat left Antwerp and has kept him under close watch. He is sure of Crippen's identity based on familiar pictures and authorities are pursuing swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Miesgang
Captain Kendall
Montrose
Vines Replies to Major Divine in Johnson City Letter
D A Vines responds to Paul Divine in a detailed open letter defending his conduct and attacking Divine. He rebuts alleged slander, questions Divine's temperance record, and asserts his own independence in the Republican race for attorney general. He cites a party committee statement supporting Harmon for judge and Vines for attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anager
Johnson City
City Recorder
Gov. Patterson
East Tennessee
Pau EK
Divine
Chancery Court
First Judicial Circuit
Tennessee
Bay
Paul
Republican State Executive Committee
Httle
Republican Committee For
Tanvesnes
Dana Harmon
Republican Party
David A. Vines
Geners
Bea
Dun Barmy
Harmon
Daniel Cooper Swab
Judge Barton in City Yesterday Visits Local Officials
Judge R. M. Barton, candidate for aupronis juice, was in the city yesterday. Citizens called on him at Hotel Pardue, while President Charles Weaver and the newly elected successor to Bishop Waterhouse visited the area, drawing local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Barton
Barton
Habrenseka
Aupronis Juice
Ue City
Tlotel Pardue
Chas. ©. Weaver
R. I. Waterhouse
Eroory and Henry College
Partial Nominee List From The Comet Contest
A long OCR fragment lists names and addresses of numerous nominees for the Comet’s Great Contest. Entries include Ethel May Lawrencs of 117 Aliple St City and Mary Garland of Pordylile, with many other individuals from cities such as Bristol, Elizabethton, Johnson City, Erwin, and more. The list presents a jumble of names, street addresses, and monetary figures like 2.400 and 2.000, interspersed with hotel and street references, reflecting a partial candidate roster and associated locales.
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Ethel May Lawrencs
Aliple St
Anake Ave
Mary Garland
Pordylile
Tyna
Mise Roma Elseman
Watanga Ave
Uiy
Pansy Painter
Maple St
Powpie Baxter
We Walnut
Nell Cary
Octavia Wofford
Wataiga
Minnie M Weller
W. King
Pearl Callahan
Pordville
Tenn
Kate Tilson
Erwin
Viorence V. Dunn
Glade Spring
Margaret Singlnten
Nat
Sobilons
Nellie Brownlow
Watauga Ave
Cordia Range
Carlisle Hotel
City
Nell Cronch
Popular
Stelle King
Margaret Baldwin
Holston
Lola Mclaughlin
Berwin, Tom
Jean Bates Bradieg
Unaka Ave
Lure Bowman
Pauline Cody
Bristol
Josephine Kane
Hoss
Limestone
McIntyre
Cherry Allen
Poplar
Pitman Willing
Lucy Webb
Ping St
Emma Cooper
Marbleton
Jola McDonald
Minnie Correll
Jonesboro
Grace Morrell
Watangs Valey
Carmen Johnson
Greenville
Rowena Rutledge
Buf Chy
Vivian Vion
Geopneville
Marie Grojean
Mary Cox
Wataiga Ave
Helen Summers
Watauga, Ave
Margaret Haldwin
Holston Ave
Lena Sanders
Roun St
Mabelle Jackson
Beasie Wilson
Division Se
Besale Jewell
Emma Lee Wi
Mes
Sar TR Sells
Watang Ave
Mike Elberty Cox
Mite
Adi Tenn Ihlive
Ren
Cty
Elizabeth Osborne
Ae Maal
Tess Birdwell
Flower City
Miele Cenit
Cay Oat Wei
Wastetdn
Cora Aili
Sprite
Ay Lowust
Bonita Chesd
Columbus
Kya Lyle
Watauga
Chey
Rhode Campbell
Henry St
Ity
Nelle Beaseley
Myrtle Ave
W. A. Maloney
Telford
Tom
J. A, Hartman
J. K. Byerly
Ton
Rebert Teed
Misa Rosin Self
J. M
Tucker
Toun
Adymes Projet Velford
War Miller
A See Brownlow
Tei
Fannie Miller
Toon
D. A. Bradshaw
A. Campbell
Chas Phipps
Tettth
Edward West
Toitenn
Orafewiles
Tethayd
Peni
Mise Cordiy Phillips
Fite Raven
Brewin
Tene Coornle Smith
Brwie
TWH
Phosele Kepler Beeln
Tee
Tren
Hlarien Walters
Ti Maple St Chty
Anna Key
Walnut St
Mary Sue Thomas
Mra
Sanders
Arenes City
Irs
Mioc Wits
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CY H. Lyle
Dent i
PontoMer
George Campbell
Texas
B.C. Campbell
Virginia
Eke
Washington City
Lyon A. Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
East Vine Avenue
Mr. Mitchell
Chattanooga
A. M. Stuart
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Kendall
Wight
William Silver & Co
Victor
Comet
Iano
Harrington Piano
E. G. Harrington & Co
W. A. Pendleton, Mer
D. A. Vines
Major Divine
Goy. Patterson
Johnson County
San Juan Hill
Sancho Panza
San Juan Mill
Perdition
Sas
Paul Divine
Vines
The
Democratic Party
Tam
John I. Cox
John K. Shields
Patterson
anti-Patterson
Paul E. Divine
Upen Wailver Platter
Mary
Kdena
K. B.sams
A. O
RA. Lovegrove
W. O H. Tyler
George W. Doudhty
J. K. Cox
Davida Vines
Amo Sark
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