Reed renominated for Congress and party meetings planned
A long omnibus of political notes reports Reed renominated by Maine Republicans for Congress. It mentions a call for Democrats in New Jersey to meet for a third ticket, and outlines various opinions on the Chicago convention and President Bryan. Also noted are feats at sea and local clan dynamics in Duplin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey City
Reed
Maine
Potland
Thomas B. Reed
Supreme Court
Jackson
Paris
Davin B. Hi
New York
Chicago
New York World
Hill
David B. Hill
Laurada
Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
Christina Creek
Wilmington
Del
Martha
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Cuba
Murphy
Great Britain
Bermuda
Bryan
John ‘I. Clarke
Omaha
Washington Post
Nebraska
New Orleans
American National Bank
Examiner Burgwyn
Johnston
Happy Land
Sewall
Spier Whitaker
Pattie P. B. Arrington
Wake County
Major Guthrie
Watts
Hall
F. J. “*Heney & Uo
Toledo
Ohio
A. Chen
Favors Fusion and Bryan Endorsements Roil 1900 Campaign
The Populist State Executive Committee endorses Bryan and favors fusion with Democrats to defeat McKinley. Sewall opposed, Watson favored for vice president, and mutual cooperation urged if Democrats treat Populists honorably. Also notes Canton reception plans for Bryan, press ties, drought impact on Mecklenburg cotton prospects, and widespread visiting card prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
Vice
The
Washington Times
Sibley
Question Drags on Hoke Smith Resignation Tale
A Washington Post story whispers that Secretary Hoke Smith may have resigned his cabinet post. The report cites a close friend and notes Smith allegedly sent resignation to the president at Gray Gables the same day he approved an Atlanta Journal editorial. The piece speculates President Cleveland’s next move and whether Smith will complete his term or retire to Georgia.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Jerry Simpson
Allen
Pacific
Missippi
Ohio
Watsau
Hoke Smith
Interior Department
Smith
Gray Gables
The
Atlanta Journal
Lee
Bryan
Georgia
Chicago
Independent
Sound Money Movement
McKinley
Sewall
North Carolina firemen convention rates at Salisbury 1896
The North Carolina state firemen annual convention and tournament at Salisbury August 19 21 1896 offers round trip rail fares from listed cities on tariff 5174. Fares include Charlotte 3 80 Danville 3 75 Raleigh 4 85 Winston Salem 5 10 and others. Also promotional notices for Dr King s New Life Pills and New Discovery with trial bottles and free health guides from R Blackwall and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Ill
R. Blackwall & Son
Firemen’s Association
North Carolina
Salisbury
Ae Railway
Charlotte
Danville
Durham
Gastonia
Greenshioro
Goldsboro
Hickory
Anderson
Marion
Newton
Raleigh
Rural Hall
Winston-Salem
W. A. Tork
Dr. King
Bucklen , Gow Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Ha Offer Health Boost
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Hood
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Tax Republican State Executive Committee
Society of Friends
High Point
Sampson Democrat
Kenansville
Smith’s Township
Duplin County
Cartars
William Winthgnop
Lloyd Line
Atlantic
John Randolph
Spexe
Concord Standard
Isaac Bides
Forest Hill
Jenkins
Canton
New York Press
William Jennings Bryan
Robinson
Yale
Charlotte Observer
McKinly
Mecklenburg
Sharon
National Bank
Faubourg de Schaerbuch
Brussels
Mike Bird
Carolina Central
Shelby
Bird
Mr. Bird
Cherryville
Tay
William J. Bryan
House of Representatives
New York Journal
Mark Hanna
A. D
Berlin
Basle
Reep
Tommie
Tut News and Observer
Louis de la Croix
Indianapolis
Balters
Wuenk
Wallingham
N. C
Louis D. Lacoix
Provisional National Committee
Sound Money Democrats
Atlanta Constitution
Newbern
Cleveland, Carlisle & Co
Roanoke River
Roanoke
James Peage
Wiley Ludwig
Clarence Barrick
R. Blackwall Drug Store
U.S. Gov't Report
ELEY
H. E. Bucklen & Co
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