Anarchist Adolph Fischer did not find a receptive audience in 1880s Nashville. But in Chicago's Haymarket Square, he was all too successful in drawing attention to his views.
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Two fixtures of today's downtown open their doors in 1926, and the legislature hunts down subversives on Monteagle Mountain in 1959
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[Wed 9 am 8 Nov] George W. Bush won Tennessee, but he had no coattails when it came to the legislature.
[Thu 11:49 a.m. June 15] A plan to add a 1.5% tax to services in Tennessee has brought out the horn-honkers to Legislative Plaza late Thursday morning.
As the House and Senate get ready to go back in session at one p.m. today, things have picked up where they left off.
[Updated 2 pm; Filed Sat 1:30 pm 10 June] With AM-radio talk show hosts setting up outside the Capitol and about a dozen people driving around honking their horns, the House and Senate started
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