Carmack Fraud Clashes in Shelby County Primary Claims
The document details accusations of fraud surrounding a Shelby County primary between Taylor and Carmack. It cites estimates of ballots and mentions a Carmack majority allegedly achieved by manipulation, with Patterson and Taylor cited as potential targets. It discusses the state committee plan to divide election roles to limit fraud and cites a witness recounting a Carmack supporter boasting of adding ballots.
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Bholby Neanty
Taylor
Carmack
Oth
Caraack
Shelby County
Bob Taylor
Paterson
Patterson
Shelby
State Committee
Carnack
Hot Springs
Ark
Taylor Carmack
Memphis
Frende
Can't Shoot Straight Two Rebels Outrun Canon Balls for a Mile
A humorous reflection from San Angelo on Civil War bravado and Confederate humor, recounting tales of Yankees and rebels and a musing on politics, elections, and the presidency. The piece blends reminiscence of Civil War era odds with a modern May 25, 2005 note and local color from Texas.
The Most Compton Case of Suffering and Liniment Relief
The piece discusses rheumatism pain and claims Chamberlains Liniment provides relief and improved sleep, noting permanent relief in some cases and value for older sufferers. It references sale by H. Miller and includes a stray quotation about women’s rights and a bat as a non sequitur.
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Chamberlain
H. ©. Miller
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold by Miller’s Drug Store
References to Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised at Miller’s drug store in Cedar View Misa. The ad mentions claims of curing constipation malaria and bilious issues and notes a patriotic tone from local readers. The fragmentary text includes remarks by merchants and a farmer about the pill’s efficacy and loyalty to country.
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H. O. Miller's
Stewart
Marchant
Cedar View
Misa
Dr. King
Miller's Drug Store
Battle over Soldiers' Home board re election in Tennessee
Brownlow wins re election to the National Soldiers' Home board at Johnson City Tenn with Henderson Hammond Hill re elected for terms. Rival faction led by Evans and Nashville leaders challenged the move, while Democrats decline to oppose Brownlow citing his role in veteran care and union service. Contemptuous attack from Memphis newspaper cited as political criticism of Patterson administration.
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Franklin Sonidh
Grant
Congress
Franklin
Rome
Senate
United States
Ksau
Nashville
Brownlow
Evans Diffren
M. T.P
Evana
National Soldiers’ Home
Johnson City
Tenn
Saya
Washington
Naasville American
Thomas J. Henderson
Illinois
EB. P. Hammond
Todiana
Moley, Hill
Maine
Brownlyn
H. Clay Evane
Mblican State Committee
A. W. Wilmuster
Tee Brock
Middle District
Jobo Avomis
Capt. Chamberlain
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Board of Managers
House
Memphis News- Scimitar
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Spil Hill
Prenton
Spil
Creek
Gibson County
Patterson
John R. Bond
Ham
Ths
James C. Bradford
Bina
Pernekaa
Trom
Supreme Court of
Kin Ward
Hill
White
Inatioe Beard
Jackson
Malhorift
1. T. Plimmer
Charles ‘Troglio
Shelby Chancery Wocket
Pendige
Couasel
Sparrel Hill
Trantog, Tenn
W. D. Bran
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Minnie Lambe
Lébanon Junction
Carder
Cardus
Anil Deseriblie Syimp
Tina
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Tenn Wah
Governake National Bank
W. Matthews, M. D
Main Street
Johnson & Miller
Brown
K. S. Miller
He Peer
Treas Shore
Gardner
Eagle Building
E. B. Hensley
Johnson Olpy
Lenesser Outer
Marto Jone
TA Cox GO Seles
COX & Sells Attorneys-At-Law
Solicitors IN Chancery
RoomeSaids Brown Building
B.A. Funk Bam
Price Vines & Price
Attorneys - At - Law
Johnson Clty
C. J. Broyles
M. D
Odwe
New Barrow
Meir Street
Johnson
Ity
Lena
E. J. Vaught
Omlce
Johnson Cty
Hamsch
Beals & Dyer
Texas
San Angelo
la Nome
Old East Tennessee
Jon Bailey
Joe Bailey
America
Dallas News
Courier-Journal
Mighty
Woodbine
South
Dixie
Birmingham
Petersburg
M.D. L. Miller
Abe McClellan
Minnie Halla
Seward
Learway
East Tennessee
A. H. Bunwocr
Georgé
Noossary
Conran
Philadelphia
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Nevis
King
Sidney
Madison
Virginia
Supreme Court
Provident
Indies
Philadelphia Ledger
Eviptins “Tii
Tanpporett
Ron
Effies
Evans Paetlon
Mim Ti
Eupreme Court
von Palmer
Lamb
Henderson
Bell
Goy
Watterson
EO. A. McClain, M.D
Oak Street
M. Howra
George J. Sells
Jerrice No
Orr
Wes Was
East Market Street
A. Roberts
Phone
W. C. Pierce
Justice of the Peace
West Market Street
Tran Railway
The
Southern Railway
Dally Trains
N.B
Bristol
Jonesboro
Greeneville
Morristown
Knoxville
Chattanga
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lonaville m ' sAr
St. Lorie
St. Louis
Western Linen
Union
Kuorville Loninville
St. Lonia
Xian
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Tavnow
D. Hill
Suishing
Commsronpanoe
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