Tennessee Political Climate Shows Bitter Fruit From Election Laws
A fragment from a Tennessee era column discusses late election-law effects, the Anti-Saloon League’s push to shutter licensed bars, Bob Taylor's Democratic standing, and John Davis’s political maneuvering in Morgan County. It notes party divisions, local endorsements, and shifting loyalties amid a charged political scene.
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Anarky
Anti-Saloon League
Hardeman
Political maneuvers and graft allegations tax party unity
The piece probes Democratic and Republican struggles with campaign funds and “pull” in Congress. It cites figures like Sanford and Zach Brownlow as potential candidates, notes labor and graft concerns exemplified by post office scandals, and highlights dissatisfaction with lobbyist ambitions and ethical lapses among lawmakers.
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National Committee
Nashville American
Sanford
Middle Tennessee
Zach
West Tennessee
Scott's Emulsion Promoted As Lung Treatment
An old ad warns consumption can be treated early with Scott's Emulsion and fresh air. It claims the emulsion strengthens the lungs, aids digestion, and may even be tried free. The notice lists local names and an address for inquiries, noting absent individuals and a general call to begin treatment promptly.
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Scott
Comrade Jones and Others Go On Leisure Farils in Pittsburg and St Louis
Comrade Jones formerly of the Hampton Home takes a indifferent furlough to Pittsburg. Noble Johnson also formerly of the Hampton Home departs on furlough to St Louis to paint the World's Fair red. Cyclone Williams has discharged and returned to the Hampton Home. Dayton Charley goes to Danville Illinois. The writer notes people seek rest and mentions sacred Sunday concerts at 3 PM in the mess hall balcony, weather permitting, until a grove band stand is built near the power house.
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Comrade Jones
Hampton
Pittsburg
Paeme Noble Johnson
Hampton Home
St. Louis
Nev
Carmack Accepted for St Patrick Day Address and More
Senator Carmack has accepted invitations to speak before the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in New York on St. Patrick's Day and to deliver the principal address at the Iroquois Club in Chicago on Jefferson's birthday April 18. He may also speak for the Massachusetts Reform Club in Boston and has declined Rhode Island opening speeches, while Panama and Philippines topics keep him in demand for banquets and celebrations.
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Carmack
Washington
Senator Carnack
Delver
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
New York
St. Patrick's Day
Iroquois Club
Chicago
Jefferson
Massachusetts Reform Club
Boston
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Panama
Philippines
Demand for Cleveland nom spread in New York State
In New York State the Cleveland movement gains strength with Chas F Murphy leading the effort for the ex President. Backed by Smith Weed Prentins Bailey and Bryan allies, the Cleveland tide grows toward an irresistible nomination at the State Convention. Shipping and politics mingle as Hearst and Parker factions maneuver and a nationwide impact is anticipated.
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Cleveland
Chas, F. Murphy
New York
Smith Weed
Clinton County
Prentins Bailey
Utica
Smith Wood
Bonsalear
Cayuga
Niagara
Erie
Monroe
David & Hill
Wm.j. Bryan
Bryan
Parker
Hill
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Murphy
McClellan
New Jersey
Connecticut
County Notes Record Winter Still Producing Patches
Local correspondence reports patchy winter weather and repairs as Old Bereas visitors and churchgoers note regular services. Several social gatherings at the Carrs’ new house feature a large group with no disorder. deaths toll rises with Mrs. Elliott and child buried as town mourns.
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