Tennessee Campaign Mock Battle in Memphis Notebook
A Memphis Commercial Appeal column rails at Grant Matthews and Jesse Littleton in the Tennessee congressional race. It mocks debates between Frazier and Littleton, praises Gen. M. R. Patterson, and ridicules Matthews as inept and prone to gaffes. The piece questions where the great battle in Tennexnee is and hints at political manipulation by Boss Brownlow.
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M. R. Patterson
Grant Matthews
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Tennexnee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Roosevelt era politics and a Memphis tale headline
A patchwork of political commentary and local notes from the Hardeman Free Press describes Roosevelt and Taft era politics, court cases and editorials, social happenings in Memphis and Johnson City, a theatre review of Uncle Josh Spruceby, medical advice on tetanus, and community notices from Tennessee towns with names, dates, and events woven through the excerpt.
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Memphis
Cy Lyle
Johnson City
Fierce
Dlonde
Hardeman
Gy Lyle
Comet
Free Press
John D. Rockfeller
Hardeman Free Press
Woodrall Named Postmaster General Candidate The Sun
The Sun Washington special reports the president will offer the postmaster generalship to Timothy Woodrall. Mourning for Payne’s remains featured at Washington, with burial planned in Milwaukee. Indiana Democratic leaders allege Republicans seek to import Black voters from Kentucky and Tennessee for the election. William Waldorf Astor taxes exceed 31 million in New York real estate. Vanderbilts pay 3400 in taxes. Strife grows in Cincinnati as violence erupts during strike actions. a nonunion man is fatally shot by a striker. Stationery engineers consider joining coal miners’ strike. Democrats in New York’s 14th district nominate Charles A Towne for Congress. Cochran, Hearst, Salzer and Goldfogle renominated elsewhere. Massachusetts Democrats choose a harmonized ticket led by Governor-elect William L. Douglas amid Hoar memorials. A St Louis speech notes twenty acres of Philippine life at the fair but rejects a constitutional square. Judge Browaddreny’s opening remarks reflect on the Louisiana Purchase’s legal legacy. Charles F Kelly’s confession reveals long-running bribery in the St Louis assembly.
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International Congres of Lawyere
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Watauga Lighting and Power Co. Customer Note
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