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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

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Justice Beard Declines Tennessee Governor Run

The article reports Chief Justice W. J. Beard of the Tennessee Supreme Court stating he will not seek elective office again. It notes rumors of alliances with Mayor Williams and Gov. Taylor, but Beard denies planning a gubernatorial bid and says he is content with his current position. The piece also mentions Chamberlain’s remedy anecdotes and a court ruling ordering Chattanooga Foundry & Pipe Works to repay Atlanta $7,000 over a water contract.

John Joseph Williams W. J. Beard Supreme Court Tennessee Williams Guv. Taylor News-Scimitar Guy Taylor Justice Beard Jackson L.A. Champion Nashville Memphis Scimitar United States of Appeals Cincinnati Chattanooga Foundry & Pipe Works Atlanta Court of Appeals Clark White Hyd Fl. McGlure McClure Georgia Touneseea

Campaign Mirrors Tennessee's Historic Campaign Duels

The piece previews a Tennessee gubernatorial canvass between Senator Carmack and ex Governor Taylor, noting their strong personalities and expected entertaining debate. It compares to famous 19th century campaigns, while acknowledging no major issues dominate this race.

B. W. Carmack Robert Ly. Taylor Stump Bpe Pennessee Interent Tennessee Foy. Rabt. L. Taylor Alfred A. Payton James K. Polk Jimmy" Jones Jimmy Ou Hoeyty Uipy Clay Jones Andrew Johnson Merodith T. Tentey Gustavus A. Henry Isham G. Harris Robert Hatton Sharp |Ames Democrata Nashville

Early Governor Candidate Joseph E B Washington Announces

Joseph E B Washington issues a typed letter declaring his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor, aimed at state voters for ample consideration. The letter outlines his aim to serve the state and party, requesting support and an early favorable reply.

Joseph EB. Washington Wellington Fenn Josnen Wasurxaron

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