Sullivan County Vote Echoes in Local Power Struggle
A sprawling late campaign synthesis shows Brownlow, Cox, and Lyle contending across Sullivan and neighboring counties. Greene, Johnson, and Hawkins counties report Brownlow wins in multiple districts while Campbell and McKenzie lead governor and railroad posts. The piece notes local loyalties, political maneuvering, and calls for clarity on majorities and cross-county alliances as results unfold.
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Newport
Cooke County
Board of Election Commissioners
Campbell
Pra|ier
Congress
Brownlow
Lyle
Elliott
McKenzie
Erwin
Unicoi County
Frazier
Cheves
Nelson
Weeks
Tipton
Browning
Barry
Sevierville
Beyserville County
Chevex
Tazewell
Claiborne County
Lyle T
Rogersville
Hawkins County
Cheyes
McKennie
Vox
Fain
Goodwin
S. L. Chesturrtt
TJ. Shanks
Phipps
A. Walker
Rutledge
Grainger County
Por
Fragier
Choves
McKonaie
Vor
Lyle HO
Lyle Carter
Vere Johnson
Sullivan Washington
Creeness
Hawkins
Dire Claiborne
Hancock
Vane
Excent
Majoritien
Johnson
Oh Carter
Oath
Consumption and fat therapy for consumption
The article discusses old fashioned remedies for consumption such as salt pork and contrasts them with Scott's Emulsion. It claims pork is rough for sensitive stomachs while Scott's Emulsion provides refined fats easy to digest. It credits cod liver oil and hypophosphites in Scott's Emulsion with revitalizing the weak parts and aiding diseased lungs.
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Scott
A Bolter's Reason. Mr Editor.
A Greeneville Democrat letter criticizes Democrats in Johnson City for backing Weeks and accuses Tipton of splitting the party to aid Brownlow and Lyle. It argues the split harmed Frazier against Lyle, notes Brownlow supporters crossed to Tipton, and predicts uncertain outcomes while asserting Democrats gained nothing from bolting.
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Bolter
Johson City
Tipton
Weeks
Greeneville
Little Hope for Republicanism in Tennessee Politics
The Chattanooga Times argues that Congressman Brownlow's praise for Judge Campbell reflects a Republican apathy in Tennessee. It claims the teachers now in power seek federal patronage and that a viable opposition won’t arise while Brownlow holds the reins, predicting long Democratic control.
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Congressman Brownlow
Judge Campbell
Tennessee
Brownlow
Sadge Campbell
Tennesaoe
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Chattanooga
Democratic Vision for 1904 Election Leader Speculation
The article weighs the 1904 political landscape, arguing Democrats must abandon doctrinaire allies and return to a straight, time tested path. It discusses potential leaders like Grover Cleveland, Olney, and Gorman, noting Gorman’s proven congressional leadership and Olney’s direct, principled stance. It emphasizes unity under a simple, honest creed to revive party strength and guide the campaign.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Olney
Gorman
Mr. Olney
Mr. Gorman
Democracy
Congress
Cincinnati Tnquirer
Tennessee governor race shows large Frazier lead in landslide
Latent figures indicate the vote for governor will not exceed 170000 with Frazier winning by over 60000. The falloff stems from both parties staying home, giving Frazier a broad share of the GOP vote as well. The News endorses his administration.
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Tennessee
Pazier
Frazier
Chattanooga News
Receivers sale of Wate Land Co properties in Elizabethton
By order of the United States Circuit Court, receivers offer for sale farming lands and town lots in Elizabethton on November 20 2002. Properties include Butler Stover 272 acres Vanley 272 Ike Stover 145 John Morrell 124 Collins Hill 62 Tipton Back Landa 72 Toneray Tends 24 and more with an office building factory building and hotel site. Sale on easy terms with right to reject bids, subject to court confirmation.
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United States Circuit Court
Wate Land Company
Court House
Inlizabethton
Butler Stover
Vanley
Ike Stover
John Morrell
Collins Hill
Tipton
Toneray
Elizabethton
American I Security and Trust Co. Et al
Watanwa Land Co.t
U.S
Greeneville
Tennessee
Henry W. Corrs
Harvey Manab Urged as Adjutant General in Journal Item
The Journal and Tribune urges Harvey Manab to become adjutant general if he desires the post. Ton Oy Lyle says he is preparing a lecture on arity to be titled a Thing of the Past and should have it edited by Hon. Walt Brownlow who could write an introductory preface. Chattanooga News notes the Dust Hour best made.
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Times
Lyle
Cox
Sullivan County
Montgomery
Walter J. Brownlow
John T. Cox
Cy Lyle
Democrats
Congress
Brownlow
Join Cox
State Senate
Weeks
Greene County
Frazier
Tipton
Harmon Republicans
Harmon
Brownlow Wing
Tiptom
Greene and Sullivan
Harvey Mainab
Journal and Tribune
Notice to Customers on Lamp Rates and Rebates
The Watauga Lighting and Power Company raises commercial lamp rents from 3.78 to 5.00 per month and sets incandescent lamp rates per hour. It explains rebates based on average burning, outlines meter and flat rate calculations, urges customers to burn lamps to lower bills, and states rates are final with no deviations. The company offers meter reading assistance and reserves the right to discontinue service if care is not exercised. All wiring in future charged to customers.
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Watauga Lighting & Power Company
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