Springs and political jabs mix in river tale at Knoxville
Fragmentary note alleges injunctions and water substitution from springs near Horse Cove and Walters-Scott. It mentions political corruption accusations in districts, Judge Rule, Speaker Henderson, and Thrnce Boies, with hostile remarks on tariff reform. It details spring water outputs and peak elevations, implying ownership hints for party power.
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Henderson
Congress
Thrnce Boies
Horse Cove
Sinking Creek
Cherrokee Mountain
Soldiers Home
Political Commentary From Fragmented Papers On Roosevelts Day
A collage of editorials and notices discusses Roosevelt era politics, tariff reform, anti trust aims, and Speaker Henderson. It cites party divides, editorials from Gate City Leader and Chattanooga Times, and mentions plans for a Tennessee Merchants Carnival trip involving Southern Railway travel details and dates.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Rome
Gadsden
Ala
Hunteville
Harriman Junction
Jellico
Middlesboro
Hlogeraville
Lenn
Bristol
Embreeyville
Blood and politics blend in uneasy era remedies and elections
The piece mixes promotional health claims about Scott's Emulsion with scathing political notes. It mentions bone marrow and spleen nourishing fats, then shifts to criticisms of election procedures and party machines in Hancock County and the First District, praising Bob Burrow and urging party members to resist self serving rings.
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Scott
New York
Sand Haydy Owen Birth Friend Death Mentioned
Fragmentary notice refers to a baby named Owen and a friendship from birth, with unclear context and no coherent event or date. No additional identifiable organizations or locations are readable.
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Sand
Owen
Baby
Political intrigue in Tennessee race seeds reform clash
The Knoxville Sentinel reports John Cox faces trouble in the First senatorial district amid a growing push against the Brownlow political machine. The Chattanooga Times notes an evolving fusion attempt by ring politicians against independents within Republicans and Democrats.
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Rule Takea Anquint
Brownlow
Johnson City
J. I. Cox
Judas Facariot
Cox
Chattanooga Times
John Cox
Brownlow Machine
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