Robert Love Taylor to take Senate seat at noon
The article notes Robert Love Taylor of Happy Valley will begin his U S Senate term at noon today after twice being elected by Tennessee's Legislature. It recounts his long political rise from a failed legislature bid to governor and elector, and details past contests, rivals, and future committee vacancies.
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Happy Valley
Cony Groves
Senate
United States
Tennessee
House
Jago Babaylor
General Assembly
Vernesses
Bob Taylor
Congress
A. A. Pettibone
Daylor
Andrew Johnson
Somshine
Taylor
Knightly
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House of Representatives
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Crossman
James 1
Richardson
House of Commons
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Democratic
Isham G. Harris
William B. Bate
Mont Augnat
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Alabama
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William J. Allison
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Senate of the
Cannon
Mllnoir
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Rob Taylor
Capitol
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
William McKinley
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Randall
Soviet Cox
Roger G. Mille
Charles F. Crisp
John G. Carlisle
District winners report in Tennessee race results
The article notes Gen. Geo. W. Gordon winning the tenth district race and Gov. Patterson’s successor in the Nashville area, alongside a public notice for a home remedy promoting kidney health using extracts and syrups. It lists ingredients and a method for preparation in a casual, advertisement-like tone.
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Geo. W. Gordon
M. G. Butler
Gov. Patterson
Nashville American
Notable Congressional Wit from the Nineteenth Century
The article recalls sharp retorts by political giants such as Stephens, Toombs, Grosvenor, Vandiver, Ingalls, Blackburn, and Henry. It sketches their barbed exchanges on the floor, mock battles of words, and playful taunts about appearances, titles, and past roles, illustrating the era’s brisk verbal combat.
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Grosvenor
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McClellan
Hancock
Blackburn
Kentucky
Arena
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Winfield Scott Hancock
Hon-Roosta
Tom Marshall
Graves
Congress
Blue Grass
Marshall
Cooper
Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
Ance
United States
Gustavne A. Henry
South
Johnson
Henry
Civil Service Board
England
Colonies
Lemuel Eli Quigg
James Hamilton Lewis
Quigg
New York
Ingalls
Eli Seplisbury
Delaware
Union
New York Sun
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