Uncertain political says as Memphis paper notes shifts
The Memphis Commercial Appeal parodies national politics with mock phrases about Massey and a future candidate Hooper, while the Knoxville Journal issues a grand Greater Knoxville edition spanning five sections and sixty pages, praised as a great newspaper and a point of local pride.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Knoxville
Tennessee
Extra Session Echoes in Cleveland and Wilson Era Outlook
The Memphis Commercial Appeal contends extra sessions shape party strength and tariff battles. It notes 1896 McKinley victory and Taft’s two extra sessions foreshadowing political risk. It predicts Wilson will call Congress with a likely Democratic Senate majority and tariff focus to push Russia treaty matters.
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Congress
Cleveland
United States
United
McKinley
Bryan
Taft
Wilson
Senate
Russia
Bruce Chinowth Found Dead in King Street Home
Bruce Chinowth, a twenty year clerk at Gumpa Bros clothing, was found dead in his bed Monday morning at his King street home. He had health problems since January and seemed frail recently. He was between thirty eight and forty, survived by a widow. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at two, conducted by Reverends Morrell and Hamblin, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Bruce Chinowth
Gumpa Bros
King Street
Wen
Mir Abinowth
W. Morrell
Hamblin
Oak Hill
Found guilty of bootlegging in local court case
Wiley Waton and Robert Clark were brought before Judge W. J. Pierce and adjudged guilty in a bootlegging case. The proceedings concluded with the defendants bound over for further action and a note of the charted evidence referenced during the trial.
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Wiley Waton
Robert Clark
W. J. Pierce
Trowlay
Wevar
Autumn Gift Window Display Attracts Companion Readers
A vivid souvenir depicts a stained cathedral window scene framed by purple grapes and green foliage. The figure of Autumn sits beneath a Montis circle, illuminated softly by light, promising to brighten Companion read orn with its decorative design.
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Panian
Erin
Tefa
Ue Montis
Orn
Out of the Fold at Memorial Hall by Home Talent
Theatre goers may see a clever comedy drama titled Out of the Fold at Memorial Hall next Monday. Directed by Mrs. Esther Marks, the production features a carefully chosen cast headed by Nolan Crane and John Lathrop with a large supporting lineup and matinee prices at 25 and 35 cents. Tickets are on sale at Kemble Cochran and Miss Munt's old stand.
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Memorial Hall
Ira. P. Sankeys
Esther Marks
Kemble-Cochrans
Miss Munt
Nolan Crane
Hingham
John Lathrop
Jestro I. Delyer
Visiting Friends Tour Holston Valley Home
Mr and Mrs Stanton King and their guests Mr and Mrs Charles McGuire of London Canada and Congressman and Mrs Sam St Bells of Johnson City formed an auto party Tuesday afternoon to the country home of Mr and Mrs J T Thomas in Holston Valley according to the Herald newspaper.
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Stanton King
Charles McGuire
London
Canada
Sam St. Bells
Johnson City
J.T. Thomas
Holston Valley
Herald Ourter
Reverend C. T. Carroll to Preach at Munsey Memorial
Rev. C. T. Carroll of Morristown visits his son Dr. C. T. Carroll and will preach at Munsey Memorial Church next Sunday at 10 30 a m. He has long been a leading member of the Holton conference and served as presiding elder and pastor of several prominent churches.
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C. T. Carroll
Morristown
Carroll
Munsey Memorial Church
Holton
Wanted agent on rural routes in Washington county
A solicitation notice seeks a dependable agent to collect orders for high grade products across rural routes in Washington county. The right party can earn substantial income during November and December. For details write to P O Box 654 Knoxville Tennessee 1986.
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Washington County
Addrens
P.O
Knoxville
Tenn
Your Spokesman Not Your Master Speech at Carnegie Hall
A historic Carnegie Hall address emphasizes that the speaker does not seek to rule but to be a spokesman for the people. He rejects the notion of ruling through a few masters and seeks the audience’s consent to reflect collective aspirations rather than personal power.
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Carnegie Hall
New York
Wilson not eligible for Knights of Columbus says NYT Oct 23
The New York Times notes Gov. Wilson is not eligible to join the Knights of Columbus and will not join. It rebuts Thomas B. Watson of Atlanta who claimed Wilson joined a Columbus Day dinner. The piece argues the dinner does not make him a member and urges Watson to be reassured. It ends by criticizing political campaigns and stressing unity.
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New York Times
Gov. Wilson
Knghts of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Thomas B. Watson
Attint
Tiske
New York
Knights
America
Mr. Watson
Atlanta
Gov. Witson
Columbus
Hookworm Prevalence Reported in Washington County
Hookworm specialist T B Yancey, in the county for two months, examined several thousand persons and found the disease present in more than half of the cases. The study notes widespread affliction across the area.
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Washington County
T. B. Yancey
Narrow Escape of James A. Martin Jr
James A. Martin Jr. was struck by an automobile driven by Allen Hurlbut while riding a bicycle on Roan Street. He somersaulted in mid air and landed on his shoulder but the car did not run over him. Martin was traveling toward Main Street as wagons occupied the street and the collision occurred when he avoided a wagon.
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Allen Hurlbut
James A. Martin Jr
Roan Street
Martin
Roan
Main Street
Hurlbut
Log Roll Fatality At Unicoi Mill In New York
Merida Butler aged 14 was killed at a lumber company mill in Unicoi City when a large log rolled off a chute and crushed him as he walked on the log. The water boy died instantly and his body was taken to Forks Station New York for burial.
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Merida Butler
Unicoi City
Forks Station
N. Y
Operation for appendicitis at Richmond ends in success
B W Horner who went to Richmond Virginia last week for treatment underwent an operation Saturday for appendicitis. Reports indicate Mr Horner is doing well and Mrs Horner is with her husband. Lieutenant Will Cass and Mrs Cass visited the city Monday to spend a few days with relatives. This is Mr Jase first visit to the city in four years. For rent three large rooms suitable for light housekeeping close in contact Comet office. Babies don t mind cold or take cold if kept with Dr Fathney s Teething Syrup. Get it anywhere. Sample tree Advertisement.
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Wotay Wilson
Congress
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Wilson
McClevelid
Harrison
Harricon
South America
Barring Bros
London
B. W. Horner
Richmond
Eports
Horner
Mrs. Horner
Will Cass
Collins
Chehan
Building Foundation Failure Warning Ad
Area advertisement warns that undermined foundations lead to collapse and parallels health with digestion. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Easy safe and only 25 cents at Hl C Miller's.
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