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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
2
Nashville reports and East Tennessee notes on candidates Evans and Patterson debating, Brownlow and Cox campaigning, and a Newport Evans and Brownlow club. The Nashville Banner discusses joint canvasses, party dynamics, and editorials reflecting on East Tennessee papers since 1808.
The Commercial Appeal surveys William Jennings Bryan’s proposals including general arbitration to elevate the U S as a world power, Philippine independence, constitutional amendments to speed Congress, popular election of senators, an income tax, labor capital arbitration, eight hour workday, and federal licensing for corporations. It notes trust reform, federal governance of railroads, and broader anti monopoly aims, with responses to Roosevelts stance and tariff questions. The piece frames the political landscape as campaigns gear toward dismantling monopolies and embracing progressive governance.
A TN roundup of editorial voices denounce Wm P McClure as a traitor to his party after running for railroad commissioner, warn voters before November 6, 1909, and rally behind Gen Patterson for governor. It cites Newell Sanders and Clay Evans, mocks Baxter Taylor and Dagger, and urges electing the straight Democratic ticket while noting editorials from Nashville American and Chattanooga News.
H M Jackson trustee of Washington county Tennessee certifies the foregoing cash receipts disbursements and balances for the year ending September 1 1906. It details levy amounts tax sales and interest penalties from 1905 and 1906 misc sources including clerks commissioners justices of the peace and railway receipts with balances on hand and canceled warrants.
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