Political races and editors fill October Democrat page
Patterson leads in governor race if counted as cast while Evans trails. Greeneville's John Williams named for state senate district one, aiming to defeat Wilson and Allen. Patterson to speak at Court House Tuesday at 7. Schwab McClure railroad bid discussed. Atoka Democrat names Baxter Taylor as managing editor. A long ad features tonics, color theory quotes, and health claims amid continued political ads.
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John
Williams
Greeneville
State Senate
Joe Wilson
Bob Allen
M. Tt. Patterson
Caldwell speaks in Claiborne County on fair elections and Patterson win
Democratic nominee John Caldwell addressed 800 supporters at the City Hotel in Tazewell. He urged a corruption free campaign, sacred ballot box, and honest elections, urging votes for himself and Gov. Cox ally Gen. Patterson, predicting a 40,000 Payne margin for Patterson statewide.
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Tazewell
Johnn. Caldwell
J. Frank White
Walter Brownlow
First
Caldwell
John J. Cox
Gen. Patter
Gen. Patterson
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
William Jennings Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
Patterson
Firat
Democratic rally speech blasts graft and praises Patterson
Caldwell derides H Clay Evans and graft rooted politics while urging support for Governor Patterson and the full Democratic ticket. He lauds historic leaders Polk Johnson Porter Taylor Cox and appeals to voters in T A B Nelson and Claiborne districts to secure a statewide Democratic victory.
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Patterson
Clay Evans
Caldwell
H. Clay Evans
Caldwall
Andrew Jackon
William Joynings Bryan
B. Clay Evane
South
Mr. Caldwell
T. A.B. Nelson
Claiborne
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Barr
Gen. Patterson
De Long Rice Denies Defection In Tennessee Democrats
Gov De Long Rice, a close ally of Taylor, told a News reporter last night there is no Patterson Cox faction in Tennessee Democrats. He said defection rumors are a mirage and the gubernatorial nomination fight was highly spirited, typically fueling talk of disruption within the party.
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de Long Rice
Taylor
Tennessee
Rice
Municipal Water Works Costs and Debts Shown for Altoona
A statistical item lists Altoona Pennsylvania with population around 60 000 detailing plant cost 910 148 bonded indebtedness 427 000 receipts year ending April 1 1906 operating costs excluding interest 40 089 depreciation 2 per cent on plant and net profit 17 080. Also Holidaysburg Pennsylvania population about 5000 shows plant cost 100 000 bonded indebtedness 180 000 receipts from all sources operating costs including interest and betterments.
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Holidaysburg
Altoona
Tyrone
Private
Everett
Williamsburg
Altoons
Water Department
Hollidingsburg
Patterson's Appointments in First Congressional District
General M R Patterson will campaign in the First Congressional District beginning October 15 and challenge GOP ranks. The State Democratic Executive Committee announced schedule with Newport October 15 at 1 pm Greenville October 16 at 1 pm Johnson City October 16 at 7 pm Elizabethton October 17 at 12 noon Bristol October 17 at 8 pm Rogersville October 18 at 8 pm.
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M. R. Patterson
Neck of the Woods
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Newport
Greenville
Johnson City
Elizabethton
Bristol
Patterson praised as fearless Democrat standard bearer in 1906 Tennessee race
Chattanooga News notes the strong, unified Democrat line behind M. K. Patterson amid local party factions. It lauds Patterson as extraordinary and fearless, crediting him with safeguarding state credit and institutions. The piece frames the 1906 contest as a prelude to a larger national victory, urging Democrats to vote and uphold forty years of vigilance.
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Chattanooga News
Nashville
Patterson
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor Democrats
Carmack
Washington County
M. K. Patterson
Bryan
Registration drive for new and moved voters in county
The notice announces registration for all legal voters who have not registered or who have changed residence since the last general registration. Registration offices will be open 8am to 9pm on indicated days. Dated October 2, 1900, Washington County. GRO, W. Willett, Chairman. J. A. Vines, Commissioners. Registrars will call for books on Friday, October 12, 1900, J. A. Vines, Secretary.
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W. Willett
J. A. Vines
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Chattanooga Times
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Claiborne County
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