Tennessee Notes and Political Snippets from Knoxville and Washington
Col Jack Fan assists with the next legislature journal while Col Henry contemplates death by action rather than retreat. Knoxville fundraisers, editor moves, and wartime governance comments pepper this compact dispatch. Tennessee regiments and political remarks frame the day with sharp editorials and local disputes.
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Col
Jack Fan
Legislature
Tennessee Legislature Race Features Sullivan and Hardeman Editors
Jagged notes recount Tennessee political sniping with candidates like Gumi Coates and Gus Cates, editorial ties from Sullivan and Hardeman counties, and Democratic convention nods. Anecdotes, misprints, and local gossip blend with mentions of Col. Jack Faw and Admiral Dewey kinships.
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Jack Faw
Times- Courier
Sullivan County
Jack
Sullivan
John Reeves
Hardeman
Reaves Opens Campaign in Bolivar Voice
The Hon. John R. Reaves of the Hardeman Free Press launches a vigorous Senate bid with a Friday eve speech from the Bolivar asylum steps. He vows to go to Nashville to serve, downplays critics, and pledges to advance the Democratic cause while praising liberty and duty.
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John R. Reaves
Hardeman Free Press
State Senate
Bolivar Asylum
Reaves
Pellor
Taman
Congress
Nashville
Solomon
Democratic Party
The Approach of Auyumm A Prose Poem
A prose piece by Will s T Hale reflects on the onset of autumn in East Tennessee with vivid sensory imagery from rain to leaves and streams. The excerpt also includes Roosevelt jokes from Rough Riders and ends with a list of joint political appointments for the Democratic and Republican parties in several Tennessee towns.
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Will T. Hale
Knoxville Sentinel
Atlanta
The
Sentinel
Tennessee
Washington
Gibson
Brownlow
Nashville
Will
S T. Hale
Benton McMillin
A. Fowler
Republi
Dayton
Harriman
Cleveland
Athens
Madisonville
Knoxville
Maryville
Morristown
Newport
Greeneville
Jonesboro
Blountville
Rogersville
Grand Gift Distribution War Memorial Spoons Offer
An offer proclaims a sixty day free set of six War Memorial Spoons to every family sending a cash order from a furniture catalogue. Spoons feature designs of four U S battleships including the Maine and Morro Castle and are described as high quality coin silver plate on nickel silver.
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Sea Tinitedl Stites
U. S
Maine
Cuba
Morro Castle
Quaken Vanity Mra. Co
Harrison St
Chicago
Dundaff Post Office P.O. Box Changes
A brief notice from Dundaff outlines changes in P.O. Box numbers and pickup procedures at the local post office. Residents are advised to update addresses and verify box assignments with the Dundaff postal staff.
Allen's Foot Base Powder Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base powder to shake into shoes. It claims cooling, reduced swelling, relief from tired feet, sores, blisters, bunions, and numbness. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 3 cents with trial packages available from Allen B Olmstead in LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Olmstead
LeHoy
New York
Democrats Nominate Candidate and Adopt Platform at County Convention
Washington County Democrats met in Foxboro to nominate a congressional candidate. John Bowman, W. B. White, Gus Bowers among committee appointees. The majority report urged equal rights, bimetallism, and opposition to government by injunction as dangers to republican government.
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A. C. Bowers
Washington
Gus
Bradson
Democrats of
Currency reform foes warned against in party cry
A political movement denounces the idea of currency reform and the retirement of greenbacks as dangerous to liberties. It calls for equal tariff duties for revenue, opposes protective tariffs, and condemns trusts and monopolies as causes of national woes. The piece cites Andrew Jackson’s struggle and Jeffersonian finance principles.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
Jefferson
Eyila
Democratic Party
Bryan Urge as 1900 Democratic Leader in Washington County
A 1900 party message backs William J. Bryan as democracy’s leader and lists delegates chosen by a committee: A.D. Taylor, Wm. Humphreys, W. A. Sell, A. S. Deaderick, Baxter Taylor, J. L. Humphreys, W. Bowman, W. B. Reeves, A. S. Keebler, J. A. Radford, Henry Jackson, Benj. White, T. M. Wells, J. M. Copp, M. T. Gump, George Pip Campbell, W. P. Jobe, and Gus Bowers of Boune.
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William J. Bryan
John Bowman
Samuel Gray
Dr. Hoss
BR. L. Patton
C. Walker
Washington County
A.D. Taylor
Wm. Humphreys
W. A. Sell
Deaderick
Baxter Taylor
J. L. Humphreys
W. 2
Bowman
W. BR. Reeves
A.S. Keebler
J. A. Radford
Henry Jackson
Benj. White
T. M. Wells
J. M. Copp
M. T. Gump
George I’, Campbell
W. P. Jobe
Gus Bowers
Boune'’s
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