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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1896
Page
2
Notice to subscribers states the Durham Recorder was moved to Hillsboro but has returned to Durham. Debtors are urged to pay at the office. The item dates August 1896 and lists J H King and E T Rollins as managers and publishers.
A long reader notice urges subscription and outlines editorial aims. The piece references Bryan Cochran Depew and tariffs, plus Cuba Spain filibustering, Aguirre and Weyler. It discusses free coinage, gold standard debate, and a call for unified leadership among Populists and Democrats. It also reports a Winston-Salem editor's fatal accident and a ship of political controversy in Washington.
The Chinese Ambassador may skip Washington as his visit relies on meeting the president. Earl Li's planned Boston stop is abandoned, with a longer stay in New York to coincide with the president and a shorter stay elsewhere. No arrangements have been made for lodging in Washington.
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