Political tensions and party splits ripple through Tennessee
The Jellico Advance Sentinel changes hands and shifts toward independence under D. D. Scott as editor. Local factions debate Sanford Littleton and Brownlow alignments, with Sunday sale of goods and civic issues on the agenda. Reports from back counties show mixed support, while editorials mock political machines and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Troy
Brownlow
Sanford
Foster V. Brown
Bis
Littleton
Littleon
Chattanooga
Tennessee White Republican Feud Shapes Tennessee Convention Power
A Commercial Appeal summary notes the Brownlow Evans feud dominating Tennessee GOP. It describes boss control of the state committee, potential permanent chairmanship, and the risk to Roosevelt era party unity. It highlights anticipated white party dynamics, black voter influence, and possible shifts if patronage and leadership change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Whiten
Éloctei
The
Republic
Wiens
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Tennessee
Brownlow
Challeys
Bugs
Clay Bane
Houch
Nowe Sanders
Chattanoog
Uvana
Pastor V. Brown
BE. J. Sanford
Knorville
Myans
Jesse M. Littleton
Tu de
David Noup
Ole Sam
Evans Belt
Wiley
Goebel
Louisville
Kentucky
Republican
Evans
Congress
Brownlow-Evans
North
Hoosevelt
Eyana
Brownlow Wee ‘Bing
Myung
Try
Thin
Revived church notes and local visits in county column
A century old county page reports Sunday visits by Mrs. Lewle Toney Joes and others, church preaching at Antioch, a Baden revival still in progress, and social calls at homes. It notes party reform talk, a Do-em ap convention on April 6, and comments on local politics for 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Joseph Lyle
Embreville Junction
Barlow
Hairtown
Baden
Mutney
Motlie Ponreh
Davenport
Johnson City Mountain Branch
Do-emap
Springtown
Washington County
Grixaly Bear
Dave
Harry
Silver Bill
Jim
Stans
Ex-Governor Earnest Receives Sympathy From Tennessee Press
Ux-Gov Rob Taylor enjoys widespread sympathy from Tennessee journalists amid his domestic troubles. Friends insist on his innocence and praise his character, expressing confidence and support as he faces political controversy and personal sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Taylor
Tennessee
Mnust
Scott's Emulsion Aims to Help Slow Growers Catch Up
The notice describes children with weak growth despite adequate food and home. It claims Scott's Emulsion can help by feeding the child and correcting growth issues. It emphasizes variability in growth among similar conditions and presents the product as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidren
Scott
Sonny
Pevene Chet Arts
Teenie New York Soos
Maeogatots
Democratic Letters on 1906 Politics and Health Quackery
A fragmentary newspaper item blends political diatribe with health quackery. It critiques bolters for voting Democratic to unite against Roosevelt, urges a straight party ticket, and cites old party principles. The piece includes social notes about neighbors, a leap year greeting, and local meeting chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Roosevelt
South
Susan
Faw Leach
Aenon
Bey- Maria
Barney Huffine
Antioch
Bartey
Transit meteors and politics flare in southern graft talk
A cluster of editorial quips from Nashville American and Chattanooga papers railing at federal taxation, pension abuses, and party loyalty. The Nashville pieces push Southern rights against Northern fiscal control while praising Carmack’s push for Treasury reform. Brownlow cited as a machine politician with constant power plays across papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond
Nashville American
Senator Carmack
National Treasury
Nashville
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CY H, Lyle
Bryan
Hearst
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
East
Bors
Jellico Advance Sentinel
W. M. Peatherly
D. D. Scott
Hon
I’. Sanford
Commercial Appeal Notes
Arizona
Her
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Knox
Beef Trust
Joe Smith
Newport
Harleman Free Preas
St. Petersburg
Johnson City
Czar
Hardeman
Regro
Sighm District
Lewle Toney Joes
Kanter
Mariher
J. H. Goodman
Mr. and
Mire
Mm, Garr
Little Doneiter
Mra
Rhoda Johbaodhan
Bristol
Messrs
Walter, Arthur and
Syvillie Care
Sam Patters
Andy Vines
Bell’ School
Anne Clemons
Three Springs, Toun
Lewis Jones
A. J. McMackin
Bettie Anderson
Della Sliger
Politica
Earnest
Dr. Tutt
Tutt
DS. A
Deane Gow
Krexstan
Dr. Deane
H. C. Miller
Draggis
Oy Lyle
Chattanooga News
W. B. Crouch
Sut
Chamberlain
Omuh
J.J. Smitherman
N. Parnell
Maplesville
Ala
Enid
H. ©. Miller
W. CG. Ler
Johnson City, Tennessee
Corner Buffalo Street
Warn IB Furace
John F. Pierce
W. C. Snapp
West Market Street
Ayer
Buckingham
Tauainte
Mahan
Forthwinia
Johnson City Coal & Lumber Co
Dobe
Weinrants
J. D.cox
Johnson City, Tener
Tarn Lannus
Apam B. Croncn
Teanp
J. D. Cox
M. 8. Elven
Als. N. Dobson
GC. Williams
Tate L. Earnest
J.P. LE & CO
Menimud
Walnut Street
Drs. McCrary
Bright & Holland
Osteopathic
Crouch
Public Square
Tenn
K. P. Jones & CO
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