Tennessee News Echoes on Senatorial Race and Bate’s Legacy
A Tennessee newspaper notes Scott's Emulsion testimonials, then shifts to political turmoil. It recalls William Bate’s death and public memory, praises his life, and reports James B. Fraizer’s nomination to succeed Bate, with Cox to govern until a new election. Ernest Rice to preside as speaker pro tem amid caucus shifts.
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James B. Frazier
United States
William B. Bate
John I Cox
Senate
Frazier
Ernest Ricewon
Cox
Robert L. Taylor
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Prominent Man Dead From Towesboro History Lover Mathes
John S Mathes died at his Towesboro home at about 68 after organ heart trouble. A lifelong researcher he wrote Tennessee governors history for the Nashville Banner, spoke from a deep memory of state events, and lived as a recluse in later years. He was twice married, left two daughters, and was born near Washington College in Washington County Tennessee.
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Tennessee
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Clay County
Jonesboro
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Anna Bovell
Dr. Bovell
Stephen A. Bovell
Upper West Tennessee
Essie Mathes
Elma Mathes
Julia Carver
Mobile
Ala
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Alps
Bristol
Luther M. Parrott
Wallace
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Notice to Contractors for Road Bids in Johnson City area
Bids will be received until noon on the 27th day of February 2004 for grading and paving one mile of Fall Branch with Jonesboro Road from the Leesburg town line foot of Stuart's Hill toward Jonesboro and one and one fourth mile of Johnson City and Jonesboro road from Johnson City Corporation Hall toward Jonesboro. Maps and estimates available by contacting C B Mason Clerk of the county court in Jonesboro. Bid chair T M Wells, committee.
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