Why divide Tennessee democracy in this moment
A Tennessee letter writer questions why the Democratic Party should split over personal ambitions amid a hard national and state political climate. He recalls past splits involving Gov McMillin and Sen Taylor, defends Gov Patterson’s record, and urges Carmack to reconsider his bid lest the party weaken against opponents.
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the American
Democratic Party
Tennesare
Tennessee
Thay
Robert L. Taylor
Tennesseet
Everybey
McMillin
United States House of Representatives
Taylor
Carmack
Mr. Carmack
Tom Baker
Mo Dowell
Congrow
Cuba
Carmack Ban
Ward
Democratic Party of
Cox Favison
Mempis
Patterson
Monthe
Hse
Memphis
Cox
Mr. Cox
Jack
Coure
Gov. Patterson
Uarmack
Senator Taylor
Gov McMillian
Lenusswes
Fra Wier
Pat
Senate
Fraxier
Praxier
Frazier
Rzewy Heeboald
Tenneanee
Marks
Hawking
Yennassee
Pete Tucney
Burhanan
Apo
H. M. Doak
Vancuall
South and Western Railway outlook in Manufacturers' Record
President George L. Carter leads a delegation including M. J. Caples and Mark W. Potter on trips to Spartanburg, Charlotte, and other sites to assess three potential routes to connect with the sea coast from Boatie North Carolina to Charleston and Savannah. The project could extend 600 miles at an estimated cost between 40 and 50 million dollars with rail construction underway toward Kant Virginia and Bostic.
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South and Western Railway Company
George L. Carter
George TL. Carter
South & Western Railway
M. J. Caples
Mark W. Potter
New York
J.L. Odell
Spartanburg
Landon
Greeneville
Columbia
South Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
South & Western
Boatie
Seaport
Atlantic
Odell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Carter
Bostic
Galfoey
Charleston
Augusta
Savannah
Wateree Country
Southport
Kant
Blue Ridge
McKinney's Gap
Sey Coast
Wilmington
Seaboard Air Line
Elkhorn
Chesapeake & Ohio
Carteria
Clinchield
Tom's Creek
Knoxville
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Praised As Quality Fulfillment
A reader laments coffee quality while noting Arbuckles ARIOSA costs less and satisfies American tastes. The letter recalls early roasted packaged coffee and hints at seeking a cup as good as mother’s.
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Mother
Arbuckles
Meat's national role—rise of capital in slaughter and export
Washington report from the Department of Agriculture states a capital of 10 026 900 000 tied to meat raising slaughtering and packing. It notes 1904 per capita consumption down from 1840 and compares global diets with 185 to 919 pounds per person in several nations.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Cuba
France
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Italy
Polite Bergen County Mayor Race Aims High
In Hackensack New Jersey the mayoral contest between Maj. S Wood McClave and Warren B Sammis is marked by courtesy. Both sides praise the other and even share affectionate displays such as buttons and lithographs. Local supporters emphasize cross party respect in a lively suburban backdrop.
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Hackensack
N. J
Cliffside
Maj
S. Wood McClave
Republian
Warren B. Sammis
New York
Bergen County
McClave
Princeton
Edgewater Heights
Sammis
McClare
Oamphor
Goat Starves Itself Before Transfer to Museum
A mountain goat weighing over 460 pounds, captured near the Alaska British Columbia border, died in Pittsburg after refusing food and water in captivity. Gifted by D. C. Byers of Sewickley for Riverview Park, the animal went to the Carnegie museum when death occurred. The bear chased it into the water, and starvation was the direct cause. The horned animal was shipped in a box and later prepared for mounting at the museum.
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Pittsburg
Riverview Park
Allegheny
British Columbia
D. C. Byera
Sewickley
Carnegie Museum
Mr. Byers
W. R. Scalfe
Canada
Stickline
Alaska
New Island Emerges Off Alaskan Peninsula
A 400 foot high island over 1700 feet wide at the base has appeared in the Bogaston group near Alaska. Discovered by the crew of the revenue cutter McCulloch, the landmass was reported a year ago and named in honor of the vessel.
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Washington
United States
Simple home remedy for rheumatism and kidney relief
A newspaper health note endorses a mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism and kidney strain. It claims relief after early doses and urges readers to prepare or buy the ingredients from local druggists for ongoing use.
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Cleveland
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