Correction letter clears Caldwell nomination of accusations
A Tennessee newspaper letter denies claiming Caldwell’s nomination was a Vox-Brownlow trick. It states support for Deaderick, notes illness of Dobson, calls for a Saturday convention to nominate a representative, mourns Col. Holmes, and mentions campaigns by Frazier and Avant McGlure.
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Maj
Paul Devine
Brownlow
Caldwell
Bull
Sentinel
Cox
OY H, Lyle
Evans Speech Widens Rift in Tennessee Campaign
The Nashville American prints a critical summary of Clay Evans's campaign speech in Lawrenceburg accusing him of slander against Democrats while praising honest elections in theory but condemning his arguments. The piece argues Evans misstates party records, cites historic fraud, and questions his motives in seeking a Republican gubernatorial win. It notes Patterson and The American have criticized his stance and predicts Democratic backlash before November.
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Clay Evans
Lawrenceburg
Evans
Apostles of Protection
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Democratic
Jin
Democratic Party
Evang
Tennessean
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Tennessee
Hhe
Union
Patterson
United States
Bvané
Nashville American
Cox
Shalby County
Democratic Organization
Turkey
Shelby
Gen
Cockroft
Brownsville
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Caldwell Nominated in First District Democratic Convention
About 300 delegates gathered in Bunn Gay Tennessee for a First district Democratic convention. John H. Caldwell led in Johnson, Sullivan, Greene, and several other counties alongside A S Deaderick. final totals showed Caldwell 76 votes to Deaderick 24 with multiple counties contributing delegates.
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Bunn Gay
Tenn
Trim
Jamon Armitage
Cy H. Lyle
Granger
Cooke County
A. M. Payne
P. Y. Fulkerson
A. D. Huffmeister
Johnson County
M. W. Jackson
Carter
J. J. Morrall
Unicoi
St. M
St. M. Barry; Sullivan, ©. B. Ormes; Washington, O. H. Lyle
Greene
F. B. Mitchell
Cocke
Mines
Hancock
R. O. Stone
Grainger
A. F. Bryan
Sevier
Frank Murphy
Laiborne
Parkey
Hawkins
F. K. Anderson
Sam L. King
Sullivan County
John H. Caldwell
Dr. Hoss
Washington County
Deaderick
P. G. Fulkerson
Claiborne County
W. ©. Parkey
Caldwell
Johnson
Sullivan
Hawks
Yor Deaderick
Washingington
Claiborne
Patterson Denounces Malicious Slander in Tennessee
The Commercial Appeal defends Malcolm K R Patterson against vile rumors about his private, public, and professional life. It asserts he has long been a Memphis citizen, a devoted husband and father, and a respected attorney who fought for honest elections and citizens’ rights.
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Gen. Patterson
Tennessee
Malcolm KR. Patterson
Memphis
Shelby County
Congress
Abase
Washington County Teachers Meet in Jonesboro 1906
The Washington County Teachers Association gathers in Jonesboro on Saturday September 22 1906 with devotions at 0:30 a.m. and a full slate of new business topics. Committee assigns speakers on library needs school room appeal and district to county high school relations.
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Washington County Teachers’ Association
Jonesboro
A. Berns
Daisy Boreog
Vertie M. Devault
Hattie Croneh
Tattie Hale
Sadie Crawley
Mary Smith
Annie Guthrie
James P. Gray
L. A. Loach
la. Depew
R. D. Haworth
J. H. Sunnit
Chase
Eugene Barnes
Armentrant
Brann
J.P. Gray
Barrie Croven
Virginia and Southwestern sale to Southern Railway approved
The Times reports the Southern Railway Company has acquired all Virginia and Southwestern stock for 4 million dollars, paying 1 million on July 15 with 3 million remaining in installments. The Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke company backs the sale and will publish an annual report detailing increased cash resources. Henry K. MacHarg is likely to remain president of both Virginia and Southwestern and the coal trust.
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New York
The
Times Today
Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Virginia & Southwestern
Southern Railway
Oliver H. Payne
Grant J. Schley
Henry K. MacHarg
Virginia Coal
Virginia Tron, Coal & Coke Company
Anle
Coal and Coke Company Bay
Henry K. McHarg
McHarg
Southwestern Railway
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M. B. Patterson
Hannats Wor
Middle Tennesart
Frank Avent
Por Floater
KR. M. Barry
Bulla Gap
Knorville
Mr. Caldwell
Mr. Brownlow
DH. Dobson Rasiins
Dr. A. 5
N. Dobson
Walker
John ER. Holme
Orna
the Promgesion
le Pagan Me
Row Ginth
Morristown
Ansele John
Gabriel
Amo
Avant
McGlure
Frazier
Man Morrow
Hurra
Jeomat
Dewocrat
Poikon
Texas
Hall
Olive Street
St. Lonix
Bond
Mr. Evans
Clay Evaow
Gazette News
Malcolm K. Patterson
News-Scimitar
Mont
Hia
Johnson City
Debonnes
Daoder
Hardeman Tree
Steve
P. H. Wofford
DR. Fahrney
Athens
Yale
Eerie
Vantacy
Etter
W. B. Crouch
Ss. B. White
Queensware
China
State Fair
Wousan
Parker
Gree
Hollstadt
Trto
J. W. Rooswarn
B.A. Patterson Tobacco Co
Richmond, Va
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