Democrats split over Bryan and party future in Nashville
The Tennessee scene centers on Bryan Broadening and DeWitt’s remarks as Nashville reports the Speakership race. Candidates for the Senate and House speakership include Cox Garrett Abernathy Bell Collier Cleage McClure with Abernathy seen as leading in the field.
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Nashville
House of Representatives
Senate
John I. Cox
Bristol
Garrett
Robertson County
Cox
Wm. K. Abernathy
McNairy County
J. B. Bell
Thomas B. Collier
Shelby County
James J. Been
Tis
W. B. Cleage
Hamilton County
Abernathy
Shelby
General Assembly
W. P. McClure
Marshall County
Cough Remedies and Elections Share Page Notes
A collage of advertisements and brief items notes remedies from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to Dr King’s New Life Pills, with testimonials and drugstore listings. Political columnists discuss Roosevelt era politics, Senate actions, and southern representation, mentioning Senator Carmack and party dynamics.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
H.C. Miller
Dr. King
H. ©. Miller
Keifer to Lead Move to Reduce Southern Representation
Geo J Warren Keifer of Springfield Ohio elected to congress leads a movement to cut Southern representation. Keifer, former Speaker in 1882 and 1889, has been in political retirement for twenty years and campaigned this fall for two months. He is credited with parliamentary innovations later copied in Britain.
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Baltimore News
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Great Britain
Slang and Race in Southern Representation Debate
A heated exchange cites John Sharp Wil limes as a Mississippi congressman elected without opposition amid a five county district with over 40 000 voters. The speaker notes turnout for rival candidate Tommy Figgjam as proof of perceived inequities, while other items promote patent medicines and local stores.
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