Legislature Adjourns and Knoxville Press Attacks Taylor
The Comet reports the Tennessee Legislature adjourned at noon and defends Governor Taylor against the Knoxville Tribune's attacks. It notes Rep J. Wagner’s Nashville return and criticizes Tribune claims on Prisons Superintendent Cain, declaring the governor’s appointment a matter of choice, not debt.
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The
Knoxville Tribune
Taylor
T. ©. Cain
Gov. Taylor
Cain
Tribune
Dewcy
Tenn governor Taylor's second term support grows in Tennessee
Dems declare Taylor secure for a second term with solid unity behind him. The report notes Gov Porter and ex governor Porter backed Daniel A. Carpenter for Knoxville pension agent, while President favored Wagner for financial reasons. Various House bills pass including scrip redemption, legal advertising rates, court stenographer use, and deer protection in Johnson Cartara and Sullivan counties.
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Wagner
Carpenter
Libby
Renfice
Ogden Bros
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Senate
Agricultural Bureau
Smith
Johnson
Cartora and
Sullivan
Vote the Bonds to Boost Johnson City Rail Link
A notice announces an April 9 election in Johnson City on issuing 50 000 in bonds to join the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad and become a stockholder. The C C O company offers to build the line if Johnson City subscribes, with no payments until completion. The piece urges voters to support the bonds for mutual gain.
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Johnson City
Charleston Cincinnati & Chicago Railroad
Corporation of
C.&c
Kicking Over State Prison Appointment Debate
Chattanooga March 28 The telegram in today’s American shows mixed public sentiment over Gov. Taylor’s July appointment decision. Democrats disagree, some praise the action, others urge Cain.
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Memphis
Cuattanooga
Taylor
Col
Tom Cain
State Prison
Col. Cain
Governor Taylor Support Elicits Mountain County Letter
A letter from Hrundy County readers praises G G Dibrell for governor but backs R J Taylor after the nomination. They urge educational funding independent of government control, note high local school taxes, and describe mountain poverty and a desire for broader education.
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Greapy County
G. G. Dibrell
R. J. Taylor
Blair
Altamount
Gov. Taylor
Closing out the legislative session Nasavitis Tenn
The Tennessee senate and house debate county line adjustments and bills on coal weighing, blacklisting prohibitions, militia jury exemptions, railroad waiting rooms and a constitutional convention. Nominations for state officers are confirmed, an appropriation boosts agriculture, and a railroad consolidation bill passes.
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Mare
Senate
House
Meigs
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Monroe
Minn
Loudon
West Tennessee
Tennessee
Wm. Sanford
Tipton
Thos. J. Latham
Shelby
Robert Burrow
Washington County
Bureau of Agriculture
Hamblen
Hawkins County
Wear
Middle Tennessee
Union
Claiborne
Lang
Thompson
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Farmer's and Laborers’ Mutual Association of Tennessee
Knox County
Normen
Conference Committee
Public Instruction
Railroads push grading and bond plans for regional line
The Camden area reports active progress on the 8 C RR with Maj Adams taking a ten mile grading contract. Attorney James Hart discussed county railroad bonds and printing forms with commissioners. A shipment of 400 tons of steel rails is expected, with 150 tons already received. local overseers, saw mills, and tie contractors are mobilizing along the Three O's Railroad route.
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S.C. Ry
Adams
James PF. Hart
Cc, &C.R. BR
Charleston News-Courier
Three O's
R. Adams
John W. Corbet
Charleston
Railroad Meeting Supports Johnson County Railroad
A March 21 courthouse gathering in Tomahawk endorsed a railroad through Johnson County. Speakers including J. W. M. Grayson and J. M. Roberts urged the S A N W line, and a three person committee was formed to present resolutions and county resources to the company. News notes also report hotel expansions in Asheville as Grand Central plans a five story annex with four stores and a connected iron bridge.
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Previnna
Old Johnson
J. W. M. Grayson
JA. Wilson
A. J Brown
J. M. Roberta
A. & N.W. Company
R. E. Berry
J. M. Roberts
RE. E. Butler
Ehairman
Burien
Tayloraville Tomahawk
Battery Park
Swannanoa
Chedister
Grand Central
Patton Avenue
Nyper
Tany Hotel
Grand Centr
Asheville
Superb Bote's
Prayer and Praise Service Draws Large Mo Chuek Attendance
A Sabbath prayer and praise service at Mo Chuek filled the Y M C A Room beyond capacity with Willie Hodge leading. The Boys Branch formed at the Y M C A Room with J W Crawley guiding the meeting and electing officers Will Barnes president Willie Seaver vice president Barbie Simcox Lee John Lusk corresponding secretary Mack Barnett treasurer. A Gospel meeting is slated for 2 pm next Sabbath led by Mo P Barnett with the topic One soweth and another reapeth from John 4 37.
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Mo. Chuek
Y.M
Willie Hodge
J. W. Crawley
Will Barnes
Willie Seaver
Barbie Simcox Lee
John Lusk
Mack Barnett
Mo PF
Barnett
Aerother
John
Advertising offer for Menty's Foon engravings and Sunshine magazine
The ad from Doliber Goodie & Co promotes two Ida Waugh and Bouguereau engraved water color plates plus a Sunshine for little Children magazine for thirty five cents. Limited to 100000 pairs, mail to any address from Central Wharf Boston Miss. The pieces retail in New York at 1.25 each and are pitched as rare merit works for mothers gifts.
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Foon
Doliber, Goodie & Co
Bouguereau
Paris
New York City
Alfordvr
Daliber, Gaedate & Co
Metro
Central Wharf
Boston
Miss
Melon’s Foon Offers Picture Hook for Mothers
Boston publishers Mesere Doliber Guonle Co advertise sending 35 cents to Central Wharf Boston 40 41 42 43 to receive a lavish illustrated children’s book Our Picture Hook. The offer promises a bound 72 page volume with colored lithographs and stories by noted writers.
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Boston
Mass
Melon's Foon
Mike
United States
Central Whal
Mas
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