Senator Taylor Delivers Rainy Rally in Humphreys County
In Tenn Humphreys County crowds greet Senator Robert L. Taylor at the depot and courthouse amid rain, with over 750 attendees inside the largest hall as he warns against movements to turn the state over to Republicans. The scene contrasts partisan rhetoric with local civic vigor. The column also includes a local ad for Zemo skin treatment and a medical pitch for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
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Weaverly
Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
Humphreys County
Tennessee
Taylor
Weat- Ward
Judge Henderson Stumping for Hooper Prompts Scrutiny
In Tennessee, supporters of an independent judiciary rally for a free unpartisan court. Critics allege a political trade with Republicans to back Hooper, as Judge Henderson campaigns despite rhetoric of judicial independence.
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Tronessee
Supreme Court
Hooper
Cates
Reg
Leing
East Tennessee
Benator Taylor
Henderson
Commercial Club meets on Johnson City plans and industry hopes
The Commercial Club held a well attended semi monthly meeting last night. R N Dosser reported progress on locating the summer school and the committee has worked toward a favorable decision with Superintend Galbraith. The group urged Kefler to favor Johnson City for a Christmas week hort course and to raise land and incidental expenses with the Watauga Valley Farmers Club. Members discussed attracting larger industries to the town and noted steady progress toward that goal.
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Commercial Club
R. N. Dosser
Galbraith
Johnson City
Kefler
Watauga Valley Farmers Club
Reaching the Top Demands a Vigorous Body and Mind
A health advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the world’s greatest health builder. It claims the tonic purifies blood, tones the system, and aids stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels to endure daily wear. A testimonial from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine credits three bottles with a transformation.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing
H.c.miller
Johnson City Named in Postal Savings Plan Trial
Washington reports the board of trustees approves a forty eight post offices list for firm trials of the postal savings bank plan. Johnson City Tennessee is listed along with Clifton Forge Virginia as one office per state or territory. The notice appears in the Oct 24 feature text with an unrelated health ad included.
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Washington
Board of Trustees
The
Postal Savings Bank System
Johnson City
Tennessee
Clifton Forge
Vicetinia
Wreck of Regulus Steamer Near St John Newfoundland
News reaches St John Newfoundland that the steamer Regulus sank near Shaol Bay nine miles from the port while bound from Belle Island to Sydney. Nineteen men aboard are reported lost in the sudden disaster.
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Regulus
Belle Island
Sydney
St. Johns
N. F
Shaol
Bay
Boy loses foot in freightyard accident near Milligan
Harrison McNabb, 16, fell under a moving freight between Milligan and Johnson City while attempting to board. He lost one foot and sustained serious injuries to the other. He was rushed to Dr. Matthews in Johnson City, treated by Drs West and Miller, and had a foot and two toes removed above the ankle. Doctors say recovery chances are good. A warning against swinging trains is urged. Also notice advises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup in children.
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Milligan
Johnson City
Harrison McNabb
Convention Nomination in Butler District Concludes
Convention of Unis district ends after morning session with temporary leaders and party rules. On first ballot Butler led, second ballot gave Butler 32 votes and Nelson 2, Bowman 18. Butler nominated, with Burbage also speaking for the Aoater nomination.
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Unis
Pierce W. Julian
FE. J. Vaught
J. R. Gardner
E. BE
J. W. Howard
Antil
Munde
Butler
Bowman
Nelson
Kills murderer by new life pill claim
A fragment notes a patent remedy claim by H.C. Miller's product that supposedly prevents appendicitis and offers relief from headaches chills and age related ailments. The text describes stimulating stomach and bowels to avert the illness and prevent victim harm.
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Dr. King
Pilla
H.C. Miller's
Confed Veterans Denounce Hooper in Tennessee Letter
Newport residents publish a statement by Confederate veterans in Hooper County declaring Capt. Hooper never supported the Gray cause and has long opposed the Democratic Party. They endorse Senator Robert Love Taylor for governor and urge loyalty to Democratic principles despite Hooper's Republican rhetoric.
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Newport
Tenn
Confederate Veterans of
Tennessee
Capt. Hooper
Hooper
Capt
Robert Love Taylor
Democratic Party
Republian
J. G. Brown
E. H Taylor
James Wood
R. B. Neely
W. M. Whitson
Martin Shelton
J. K. Gorrel
W. M. Stuart
Willis Jay
Allen
Citizens Return From Altapass Inn After Pleasant Visit
A party from Altapans North Carolina returned Sunday afternoon praising Altapass Inn management, dining, and entertainment. They traveled from Spartanburg South Carolina to ascend local mountains and enjoyed dancing and music, with plans to return for Thanksgiving. Meanwhile the Lisbon steamer, with 250 aboard, foundered off Pater Noster Point Cape Colony with three dead and three missing. list of missing continues as the Portuguese vessel sailing from Lisbon to Mozambique under Captain Menexes.
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Altapans
N. C
Utem
Spartanburg
Cape Town
Valon
South Africa
Lishog
Pater Noster Point
Cape Colony
Lisbon
Mozambique
Menexes
Crippen to be hanged on November 8 in London
London reports that Dr. Hawley H. Crippen, convicted of murdering his wife Belle Elmore, will face hanging on November 8, with the date moved up a week from November 15. The note references sensational crime and a public interest mood.
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London
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Nashville Rally for Senator Taylor Draws Tens of Thousands
In Nashville on a crisp night, a vast crowd estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 filled the public square for Senator Taylor’s appearance. Despite fatigue from a long campaign, he spoke briefly from a standing platform amid bunting and flags as crowds surged around the Maxwell route. Delegates and riders from the Hermitage district attended with ex-Gov McMillin and Congressman Burns among the speakers, while Confederate veterans and local wards rallied in support for the Democratic nominee.
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Nashville
Bob Taylor
Public
Bob
Paxlice
Maxwell
Nashville Military Band
McMillin
W.C. Vertrees
Joe W. Hyung
R. B. Hickey
Fex. Bond
Burns
Hermitage
Tennessee
Taylor Party
Flagg
Byrmis
Senator Taylor
Hooper
JH. Wiles
MEMPHIANS FOOT THE BILL FOR TAYLOR SPECIAL
Memphis supporters finance a Bob Taylor campaign train extension to cover remaining West Tennessee stops. The Nashville Democratic headquarters announced the special will run possibly for the campaign’s rest of the period beginning Tuesday, using the regular scheduled train for Covington today to meet high demand. The move aims to expand speaking engagements beyond the original schedule.
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Nashville
Bob Taylor
Covington
Memphis
Taylor
West Tennessee
Catarrh Cure Promises Reward for Silent Suffering
An early 20th century ad-style notice touts a supposed only cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for a treatable copycat to prove cure claims and urges readers to mail for circulars. The text also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and mentions F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Mall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Taloda
Grujgists
Hall
Senator Taylor Welcomed by Dickson County Supporters
In Dickson Tennessee on Russell 22, supporters unfurled a banner reading Dickson county for Bob Taylor by 1,000 majority as Senator Taylor arrived by train. He was carried to the courthouse where a speakers platform stood, and about 2000 veterans, women, and diverse residents braved drizzle to hear Taylor and Frank Bend declare Democratic doctrines.
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Dickson
Tenn
Dickson County
Bob Taylor
Taylor
Court House
Robert L. Taylor
Frank Bend
Senator Taylor Heard at Jackson
In Jackson a large crowd greeted harmony democrat Senator Taylor candidate for governor. Estimates ranged from 1,500 to 2,000 as he rode in a parade and spoke from the stand amid cheers. Judge Sidney J. Everett presided and introduced the candidate.
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Jackson
Det
Taylor
Harmony Democrat
Benator Taylor
Sidney J. Everett
Senator Taylor
Judge Everett
Nashville
Infant Henry Jackson Lewis Dies of Croup
Henry Jackson Lewis six month old son of Mr and Mrs J R Us Lewis died Saturday afternoon from croup. Parents mourn in community sorrow with services at home followed by burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Advertisement urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy for lingering throat irritation.
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Henry Jackson
J. Re Us Lewis
B. Vaught
Oak Hill
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Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Blds
Monticello
Sec
Judge Henderson
Commercml Club Meeting
Fahmey
Don
ST. John
Chamberlain
Jay
Bock Sunty
Altapass
Miss Leneve
Bucklen
Ase
Democracy
Middle Tennessee
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
Mollie Nuckalls
Mamie Nuckalls
Cora Lee
Irene Stakely
Pearce Eberhardt
Will Doane
Joe Pence
Bristol
Arin
Henry Jackson Lewis
Jall Desler
Unaka National Bank
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