Brownlow feud fuels Johnson City race and park talk
A collection of squibs attacks Boss Brownlow over election tactics and district influence, naming Tyler and Johnson City politics. It notes Beards chief justice, Uhns TP Cates as attorney general, and quotes Carey on Appalachian Park funding while warning against outside meddling. The piece also reports death of Hon. W. C. Anderson and party nominations in Greeneville.
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New Supreme Court
Uhns
Cates
Wise
Perorator
Brownlow
Gillespie
Johnson City
Tun Comer
Congress
Democratic Party
M. Barry
Unicoi
Ollar
Greeneville
Purho
Neglected consumption prompts quick action with Scott’s Emulsion
An editorial fragment urges prompt use of Scott’s Emulsion to combat consumption. It claims neglected consumption is the real danger and asserts the remedy can turn the balance toward health in thousands of cases. It also includes stray notes on political races and a quip about genius.
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Scott
Weir Pottery Company
Main Street
Monmouth
Lll
Heinz
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Memphis
Texan
Pullman
Dainty Haviland China
Libby Ont
Tennessee Political Feuds Stirred by Brownlow and Tyler
Tennessee district politics center on the Brownlow machine as Harmon defeats Tyler for circuit judge. John Cox faces backlash amid claims of Brownlow ties while Dana Harmon’s victory reshapes First district influence. Reports note shifts in support across Sullivan and Hawkins counties, with wider regional intrigue in Knoxville and Memphis newspapers.
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East
Tennessee
Tyler
Harmon
Nassville
Tylor
Harwon
East Tennessee
Sina
Brownlow
John T. Cox
A. J. Tyler
Cox
Sullivan
Hawking
Harmon Repubicans
State Senate
Gox
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Brownlow Machine
First Circuit
Brownlow Organization
Chattanooga Times
Boss Brownlow
Dana ‘Harmon
Spring City Star
Republiscan
Dios Harnon
Hancock County
Clathorpe County
Journal and Tribune
Belter
Knoxville Sentinel
Low settlers' rates to the Northwest and westward
Travel offers from Missouri Pacific Ry marketed by L E Reblandes T P A in Chattanooga Tennessee. The notice highlights low settler rates to California Washington Oregon and the northwest with October departures.
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California
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
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Missouri Pacific Ry
L .E. Reblandes
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Southern Railway
Cox criticized for blocking rural representation in state house
The Knoxville Journal asserts John Issac Cox, former committee chair, crafted a bill disenfranchising nine counties by removing their representation in the lower house due to a Republican majority in those counties. The piece argues this weakens GOP voters in the second senatorial district.
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John M. Fain
John
Memphis
Cox
Knoxville Journal-Tribune
John Issac Cox
Knoxville Journal
Travel Tickets by Iron Mountain Route to Plains States
Cheap to Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory offered for August 6 and 1, September 2 and 16, and October 7 and 81 via the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets valid for 61 days. I. J. Redlander, T. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Rourn
Iron Mountain
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Colorado
Utah
Queen and Crescent
Queen & Crescent
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Dallas
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Todian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
California
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Sycamore Shoals
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Jonesboro
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Appalachian Park
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Pink & Wagnalla Company
Horace Greeley
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Woodville
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Carter County
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Rogersville
Harmon Republicans
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Pierce Bros
Seaver Building
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