Cox Speech Attacks Hooper Regime In Tennessee Assembly
Former Gov John F Cox visits Blountville addressing Regulars of Tennessee democracy on fusionist problems in the legislature He attacks Hooper administration vetoes and excessive appropriations and defends his election and assessment bills His talk targets leaders Sanders Hooper and the fusionist house and appeals to Confederate veterans and taxpayers.
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Bristol
Sullivan County
Brounville
John F. Cox
Tennense Democracy
Blountville
Cox
D. A. Barger
Gov. Hooper
House
Himelf
Senate
Sanders-Hooper
Newell Sanders
Tennenste
Tennessee
Reformers, lobbyists blamed for public outrage unrest
A fragmented notice cites Miss Maude Tyner of St Louis recounting lifelong constipation and stomach trouble. She credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent cure and endorses it for American women. Free sample offer and guaranteed results are advertised with price details and dealer availability.
Patterson May Seek Senate Against Taylor in Tennessee
Knoxville reports note ex-Gov M R Patterson plans to run for the United States senate to oppose Senator Robt L Taylor, the so called Apostle of Sanshine, after his Knoxville visit last Saturday. Patterson would not seek Congress but would challenge Taylor for re election, drawing Knoxville supporters with mixed backing. Governor Taylor recently announced his bid for another term.
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Knoxville
M. R. Patterson
United States Senate
Robt. L. Taylor
Sanshine
Patterson
Congress
Taylor
Senate
Down's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Johnson City Resident
A Johnson City citizen testifies that Down's Kidney Pills relieved backache and other kidney weakness symptoms after obtaining a supply from the Whitehouse Drug Co. He urges others to use the same medicine, noting it is the true Down's and available through Foster-Milburn Co. in New York as sole agents.
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Johnson City
Johnson Chy
T.C. Allen
Claiborne St
Johnvon Chy
Tenn
Down
Whitehouse Drug Co
United Stare
Diwn
Jase
Nashville Democrat Leases Printing Plant by Cumberland Presbuilding
Nashville reports the Democrat Company has leased part of the Cumberland Presbyterian building on Fourth Avenue and will publish the Democrat there between September 16 and 22. The Democrat’s plant will be very new.
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Nashville
The
Democrat Company
Cumberland Presbyterian Building
Fourth Avenue
Democrat
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Lung Cure at Home
A fragmentary ad extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a home remedy for lung trouble and coughs. It claims many cures and weight gain, urging readers to try a one dollar trial bottle at H. Miller’s.
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H. Cn Mifler’s
Public Road Bond Act for Washington County 1911
Public Law details authorize Washington County to issue up to sixty thousand dollars in interest bearing bonds to build roads from Greene to Carter or Sullivan counties and to construct bridges in Washington. A five percent maximum interest rate, 10 to 30 year maturity, bond denoms of 100 to 1000, and a three member commission to oversee road works are outlined. Bonds secured by tax levy and sinking fund, with bid rules, property condemnation powers, and accounting/oversight provisions as required by the act.
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Greene County
Carter County
Billivan
Washington County
Qaid County
General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
Justices of the Peace
Sai County
Arid County
United States
Sullivan County
Said County
Board of Commissioners
Enid
Anid
Will Tate
General Assembly of Tennessee
Bhannon
Anid Roais
Anid Court
Sid Fonds
Alsome
Bee
Passal Jay
N. Baxter, Jr
Kenite
A. M. Leach
House Representatives
Ben W. Hooper
Public Comfort Committee at Knoxville Expo 1911
The Appalachian Exposition at Knoxville runs September 11 to October 1 1911. A Public Comfort department assists visitors with rooms at affordable rates, staffing trains and a central office day and night. Visitors are urged to book ahead by telegraph or letter, no service charge is made, and railroads offer cheap rates. last year crowding led to room shortages.
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Department of Public Comfort
Knoxville
Vhone
How Disease Starts Leads to Digestive Cure Claim
The piece asserts chronic diseases begin with stomach or bowel disorders and promotes Dr Caldwell's Pepsin Syrup as a guaranteed remedy. It offers a free sample bottle from Pepsin Syrup Co., 119 Caldwell Building, Monticello, Illinois, and notes retail price of six and one dollar per bottle.
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Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello, Il
Miss Mayme Ball Dies in Bristol Home
Bristol Sept 4 Miss Mayme Ball daughter of Mrs J W Ball died at the family home on His street late Saturday afternoon The funeral was held from the home on Sunday Rev W Pierce of Anderson street church officiated The body was taken to Johnson City for burial Survived by several brothers and sisters
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Bristol
Misa Mayme Ball
J. W. Ball
W. Pierce
Anderson Street Church
Johnson City
Miss Ball
Local ladies tout Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for children
Mrs. Curry of Trowbridge Illinois and Mrs. Eversole of Hindsboro Illinois say a remedy found for children is Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. They claim it laxative tonic regulator and narcotics free. Guaranteed to do what it claims, sold by druggists for 50 cents and 1.4? bottle.
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Curry
Trowbridge
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Mont Welfo
Moose Charter Offered to Loyal Order Members
Aspiring members urged to act this week to obtain the benefits of an open charter with the Loyal Order of Moose.
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Order of Moose
Splendid Banquet and Lectures Shape Jonesboro Visit
A large Jonesboro audience heard Senator Bob Taylor deliver a long lecture titled Our Bob with music by a marching band led by Taylor's brother. A seven mile electric car bond vote passed 126 to 8, with $40,000 project cost and $25,000 bonds issued. Post banquet, residents anticipated construction early next year. decorations honored Taylor and Alf. The report notes health ad and local ads.
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Jonesboro
Bob
A. A. Taylor
J. Kirkpatrick
Elbert A. Shipley
Russell House
Kirkpatrick
Senator Taylor
Benator Taylor
Alf
St. C. Thomas
Taylor
Frank Ki
Britton
A. T. Shipley
W. P. Shipley
Garbers
Here
Jolnson Clty
Johnson City
Tim
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Gox Spears
Hooper
Mr. Cox
Maude Tynner
St. Louis, Mo
Maude ‘Tyner
McLaren Ave
Louis
Peprin Syrup Co
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello
Bob Taylor
Nashville Democrat
Unaka National Bank
S. C. Williams
Ino D. Cox
Adam B. Crouch
James A. Pouder
Butler
Authority
Hallam W. Goodloe
Public Comfort Committee
Mayme Ball
Meadames Curry and
Eversole
Moose Headquaters Hardy Building
Jonerbord
Little Alf
City National Bank
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