Carmack and Patterson politics in East Tennessee
A wide ranging Tennessee weekly notes Carmack’s gubernatorial bid, Patterson’s renomination odds, and local political maneuvers. It covers Knights of Pythias receipts, Greeneville lectures, newspaper surveys, and Tennessee Day at a southern exposition, with reflections on government and press roles.
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Patterson
Tennessee
Tennesnetaee
Carmack
Tennesees
Chattanooga Nova
Washington Gossip on Patterson Marriage and Rail Project
A Washington paper notes Gov. Malcolm Patterson's engagement to Miss Mary Russell Gardner, praising social ties and lineage. It also reports plans by the South & Western railroad to build a hotel atop Bino Ridge near McKinney's Gap, with trains expected to reach by May 1.
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Washington
Gov. Patterson
Goy. Patterson
Mary Russell Gardner
Congress
Malcolm Patterson
Inter
Misa Gardner
National Capital
T. N. Jones
Columbia
Oscar Turner
Louisville
Congressional
Atock
South & Weaterb Railroad
Bino Ridge
McKinney’s Gap
Charleston
Rocky Mountains
South & Western
Marion
Charlotte Observer
Carmack Lectures in Greeneville Under Meager Proceeds
Senator E. W. Carmack spoke in Greeneville Tennessee amid a small crowd. The Knights of Pythias hosted on a division of proceeds but net earnings favored Carmack with over fifty dollars while the lodge, after expenses, received one dollar sixty seven cents. The result reflects a modest turnout and modest returns for the hosting lodge.
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Carmack
Greeneville
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Winter Tourist Tickets Via Southern Railway
Round trip winter tourist tickets at low rates may be purchased daily until April 30 1908 to winter resorts in Florida Cuba Georgia North and South Carolina Alabama and Texas limited May 30 8 All year tourist tickets are daily to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Spokane Mexico Hot Springs Ark and all other year resorts Call on Southern Railway agents for tickets and complete information J L Meek D P A
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Florida
Cuba
Georgia
Gerolina
Alabama
Pienaiers
Texas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Mexico
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Railway
J, L. Meek
Carter plans Bristol to Kingsport railroad line
Bristol Oct 28 report states George L Carter president of the South and Western railway intends building a Bristol to Kingsport railroad about twenty five miles, linking Bristol with a new coal truck line from Taatern Kentucky to the South Atlantic seaboard. Kingsport and Bristol railroad chartered in Tennessee aims completion next year to operate with the South and Western. Carter, in Bristol after New York talks with Ryan, is believed to finance the project. Carter owns nearly a million dollars in property near Kingsport, likely to support the Bristol branch.
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Bristol
George L. Carter
South & Western Railway
Kingsport
Taatern Kentucky
South Atlantic Seaboard
Tennessee
South & Western
Carter
New York
Ryan Intercate
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