Tennessee Press links and public debate across cities
Sheffield readers are treated to a lively mix of political notes. The Tennessee State Railroad Commission visits Nashville to inspect street railway property, with Col Williams and Col McKenzie signaling political plans for 1908. The issue includes sharp opinions on press ethics, women’s honor, and a satire of campaigns and coal land bidding.
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Tennessee State Railroad Commission
Jas. N. McKenzie
Lebanon
Mon
B. A. Enloe
Jackson
Thos. L. Williams
Knoxville
Col. Williams
Col. McKenzie
Col. Enloe
Booma
Tae Comer
Our Bob in Tennessee primary sparks bold talk
The item notes hope for Our Bob if he wins the primary plan with reactions from newspapers in Union City and Hardeman Free Press. It mentions Tony Carmack and Edward Carmack as rivals, the Tennessee race for U S Senate, and the March primary dynamics with strong party support and calls for a free for all fight.
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Bob
Arkansas
Memphia
Taylor
United States Senate
Wren Press
Ness
Carmack
Union City Democrat
R. L
Edward W. Carmack
Cleveland Journal
Royal Arc anun facing premium crisis and reform plan
The Royal Arc anun fraternal order, boasting over 100000 members, faces a premium crisis after the supreme council rejected new rates. Readings show large death benefits paid vs contributions, prompting calls to reconvene the council to redistribute assessments, favoring younger members and easing the burden on those over fifty.
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Aerisin
Royal
Arcantini
Vordér
Supreme Council of
Ordér
Amanlio
Supreme Council
Mombere
Agar
Ufty
Athy
Haven
Hey
New York
N. J
Royal Arcanum Line
Chattanooga Newa
Memphis Blame and Mystery on His Last Dollar Sign
A Hardeman Free Press reader observes a wall sign reading His Last Dollar, speculating on the cleverness of blamed folks down to Memphis and wondering how the roll was sized.
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Memphis
Attashay
Hardeman Free Press
Hardeman Pree Press
Grauddy
The Lion Abroad in Politics and Symbolism
The piece cites quips about Bob Taylor and a red headed man in a Chattanooga News column by Brother Jim Rice. It frames a political moment as a lion breaking free from a cage and notes a public figure’s provocative self reference and implied rhetoric.
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Jim Rice
Chattanooga News
Bob Taylor
Ation
Brother Rice
Ryan Accepts Trust as Equitable Stock Reverts to Syndicate
Grover Cleveland formally accepts Thomas F. Ryan as trustee for the equitable stock transferred by James H. Hyde to the Ryan syndicate. Cleveland stresses the need to maintain honesty and warns against personal use of trust property, asserting the nation must restore its prior standards.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Equitable
James H. Hyde
Ryan Syndicate
Cleveland
Real Estate Auction in Johnson City Tennessee 1905
Chancery Court in Johnson City Tennessee directs sale of land in the town by Mittane Bonskerr et al at noon on Friday June TH 105 as described in decree. Property lies along Love and Miller corner to Southern Railway right of way with six months credit and equity of redemption. Sale requires notes with interest from day of sale and a deed bond as security. May 24 1905. FE A Buttney C and M By S B Mien D C M
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Chancery Court House
Johnson City
Tennessee
Wits
Love and Miller’s Corner
Kuat Fort Tow
Southern Railway
Jolmron City
Sali
FE. A. Buttney
S. B. Mien
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