Clay Shwab. Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age. McFarland & Company, 2024.
Whiskey-associated capital circulated into utilities, rail, finance, property, and industrial ventures.
Clay Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age (McFarland & Company, 2024), PDF sheets 177–180.
Clay Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age (McFarland & Company, 2024), PDF sheets 177–180.
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Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company, PDF sheets 177–180.
1905: Broadening Influence and Ongoing Notoriety
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Citation summary
Whiskey-associated capital circulated into utilities, rail, finance, property, and industrial ventures.
Full citation
Clay Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age (McFarland & Company, 2024), PDF sheets 177–180.
Short citation
Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company, PDF sheets 177–180.
Footnote
Clay Shwab, Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age (McFarland & Company, 2024), PDF sheets 177–180.
Bibliography entry
Clay Shwab. Manny Shwab and the George Dickel Company: Whisky, Power and Politics During Nashville’s Gilded Age. McFarland & Company, 2024.
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- Locator: PDF sheets 177–180
- Section: 1905: Broadening Influence and Ongoing Notoriety
- Style: Chicago Notes and Bibliography
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Locator, source layer, and evidence wording verified against the rendered PDF sheets 177–180 on 2026-08-27. The linked Excerpt is a bounded paraphrase and does not convert marketing, partisan reporting, family memory, or author inference into unqualified fact.