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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1906

Page

3

Alabama Seven Vie For Alternate Senators In Odd Pallbearers Race

Alabama faces a rare political spectacle as seven prominent figures seek two alternate United States Senate slots while the governor race looms. The plan hinges on death creating vacancies, with primary results guiding possible appointments, though the legislature is not bound to follow them.

Sheerat Washington Montgomery Joe Johnston John ‘Iknoa Bill Oates Johan Bankhead Dick Clarke Jess Stallings Bill Titts Alabama John T Morgan Edmund W Pettus Henry Gray Johnston Knox Oates Clarke Bankhead Stollage Fitts United States Morgan Fettus Megan Pettus Beleve Gen Oates John T Morgen Senator Morgan Senator Pettus Joseph F Johnston Tennessee Gulf Morgar Solid South RM Cunningham Leutenant B E , Comer State Railroad Commission Democratic State Committee Comer Railroad Commission Ralliiag United States Senate Rufe Rhoades Birmingham News Frank White Lawser Comers State Committee Man Tunneth Cleveland Pugh Pugh Rn Lookout Mountain Confederacy Pettoa Selma Pettug Foraker Joe Batley Big Bryan Senate Joe Johnson John Knox John Bankhead Congress Hobson William Coates Spain Richared Clarke Bluesevan Lon Jesse Stallings Hill Billie William C Fitts Frank Q. Lowden George M Pullman Pullmen Patriol Car Company Rinois Lowden Ilinois Robert Gatea Col Lowden Deneen Yates Mon Cel Lowden Capriol Cullom Fried Colt Lyewden Hopkins Col. Lowden Hitt Tllinois

Tennessee Republicans clash as Brownlow battle heats up

In the First district Eastern Tennessee Republicans split over Walter Preston Brownlow. Alfred Taylor leads anti Brownlow forces, while supporters rally for the former congressman. National figures Nick Longworth and Hobson are eyed as campaign drawing cards to boost turnout for GOP efforts against a Jackson-like Democratic challenge.

Nick” Longworth Capt. Hobson Democratic Committee Col. Lowden Pullman Tennessee Walter Preston Brownlow Firut Col Brown- Jow Alfred Alexander Taylor Robert L Taylor United States Senator Carmacs Alfred Taylor Bossis Brownlow Evans Col Brownlow Congress H .Clay Evans Aganet Malcolm Rx-Patterayn Tenessee Memphis Oxville Chattanoga Washington Patterson Nick] Longworth Cincinnai Ralph Cole Findlay Ohio Ham Long'orth Oh'o Longworth Congressional Committee Gislmids Cincnnati Griggs Cape Hobson Merrimac Hobson Alabama John H. Bankhead Capt Hobson Babson Span

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