Amid Political Wrangles and War Talk in Louisville
A sprawling column of 1900s press chatter covers debates over Dewey monuments, the Dewey Home Fund, and the beef inquiry, with notes on the Louisville tax decision, Dalzell and Quay in Pennsylvania politics, Otis and the Philippines, McKinley administration moves, and Sen Platt’s renomination stance. يظهر multiple named figures including McKinley, Hobart, Roosevelt, Quay, Platt, Alger, and Otis, with places such as Louisville, Pensacola, Manila, and Cuba.
Turley's Withdrawal and Possible Taylor Run
Turley faces withdrawal amid speculation Gov. Taylor may join the race, a move that could reshape Tennessee politics. Taylor’s popularity is noted, with Carmack as a potential strong challenger. Editorials from Memphis Commercial Appeal and Nashville Banner discuss suitability for office and the governor’s likely path to Congress.
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Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
Carter
Shelby
Congressman Carmack
Thone
Memphis
Eminent Tennesseans Named for U S Senate Seats
The Nashville American lists Benton McMillin and Congressman Carmack as likely opponents, with a slate of notable Tennesseans including Edward W. Carmack, Robert L. Taylor, James D. Richardson, Luke E. Wright, and others. The piece asserts many are capable of serving in the U S Senate and stresses broad support across political lines.
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Tohnessee
Benton McMillin
Edward W. Carmeck
Robert L. Taylor
James D. Richardson
Luke E. Wright
James TD. Porter
Horace HT
Lurton
James ©. Bradford
Wm. H. Carroll
John Fouse
John J. Vertrees
J. M. Dickinson
T Julias A.troundale
Edward Baxter
W. B. Swaney
Wennongoe
Senate of
The
United States
Nashville American
Congressman's Statement Endorses Peruno Medicine
In Washington on April 1, 1808 Dr S B Hariman recites a certificate from Hon J D Botkin Congressman at Large Kansas praising Peruno. Botkin reports long standing catarrh of the stomach and constipation improved by several bottles with expectation of permanent cure.
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Kansas
Po-rt-ng
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Washington
Peruno
J.D, Botkin
Turley Declines Re election to U S Senate
Memphis May 27 Senator Thomas B Turley announced he will not seek another term in the United States senate He cited desire to resume private life near Memphis and duty to return the office to the people after a definite term He referenced a letter to Charles G Parker of Shelbyville outlining his reasons and personal happiness in local life
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Senate
United States
Nashville Banner
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Thomas B. Turley
United States Senate
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Charles G. Parker
Shelbyville
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Bryan on Democratic platform and future issues
In Chicago on Thursday Mr. Bryan reiterated belief that the Democratic National Convention will reaffirm the Chicago platform yet warned no one can predict its exact content a year ahead He said free silver may not be the dominant issue but the party will meet whatever issue arises and stand for its platform. A World editorial notes Bryan’s stance as timely and vital in the evolving political landscape.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
New York World
Re-eminent qualifications for the office and his political career
An analysis of Anya as a possible Democratic candidate for president, arguing he could unite diverse Democrats and appeal to those disillusioned with other parties. The piece praises forbearance, progressive policy, and democratic principles, suggesting a nationwide coalition and a platform true to core values.
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Snoh Iy
Ton- Heskee
United States
Heanya
Wucocks
Jonesboro Man Takes His Own Life in Portland Hotel
J Neil Grisham of Jonesboro Tenn committed death by own action at the Perkins hotel in Portland Oreg He had been arrested there on a complaint by a La Grande banker for obtaining money under false pretenses The arresting officer locked him in a hotel room and Grisham shot himself in the room The notice also mentions Nashville's musical festival ending with a grand parade and a remedy for indigestion Hood s Sarsaparilla elsewhere in the text.
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Ore
J. Neil [Grisham
Jonesboro
Tenn
Perkins Hotel
la Grande
Grisham
Johnson Cox bankruptcy sale set for June 16 1900
Court in the Northern Division of the Eastern District of Tennessee orders the sale of the estate of Thomas J Cox Johnson of Johnson City Tennessee. The sale will occur at the law office of J B Cox in Johnson City on June 16 1900 at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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United States of America
J. B. Cox
Johnson Oy
Tenn
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