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Story July 10, 1905

The Paducah Sun

Paducah, Mccracken County, Kentucky

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Dr. Sam Graham, an 82-year-old physician and politician born in Georgia in 1823, serves as city marshal in Benton, Kentucky, noted for his strength, classical education, and role in the state's constitutional convention.

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BENTON MARSHAL
Is 82 Years Old—Dr. Sam Graham Strong and Vigorous.

Dr. Sam Graham, a prominent physician and politician of Marshall county, is now city marshal of Benton. He is perhaps the oldest city marshal ever known in Kentucky.

He was born in Chatham county, Georgia, in 1823 and is now 82 years old.

He is a fine physician, a man of classical education and well informed in medicine, politics and religion.

He represented Marshall and Lyon counties in the constitutional convention that made our present constitution.

He is yet strong and vigorous and is making citizens of Benton a brave and fearless city marshal.—Mayfield Messenger:

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Triumph Survival

What keywords are associated?

Old Marshal Physician Politician Benton Kentucky Constitutional Convention

What entities or persons were involved?

Dr. Sam Graham

Where did it happen?

Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky

Story Details

Key Persons

Dr. Sam Graham

Location

Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky

Event Date

Born In 1823

Story Details

Dr. Sam Graham, born in 1823 in Chatham county, Georgia, is an 82-year-old physician, politician, and classical scholar who represented Marshall and Lyon counties in Kentucky's constitutional convention and now serves as Benton's city marshal, remaining strong and vigorous.

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