TWO "CHEEKY" MEN IN DURHAM POLITICS AND FARM NAMES
Durham audience denounces Olney and Cleveland over Cuba policy while urging Congress to act. The Progressive Farmer mocks Indian farm names near Durham and discusses a gubernatorial pardon of Henry Smith in a railroad robbery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Cleveland
White House
Mr. Cleveland
Mesers
Durham
J.8. Carr
al Fairbrother
Elias Carr
Henry Smith
Smith
Davidson County
Ellington
Carr
Frugal Living Advice From Benjamin Franklin
The text urges readers to list all debts, renew notes if needed, and pay creditors promptly. It emphasizes diligent, economical work, avoiding idleness, faithful religious practice, and treating others well. It promises assistance if seven years of discipline fail to improve finances.
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Benjamin Franklin
Goldie Pritchard’s Senate Re‑Election Sparks Silver-Gold Clash
The Progressive Farmer argues a re election of Goldie Pritchard to the United States Senate would trigger a political upheaval. It claims silver supporters control the legislature and warns elected members who back him, a goldite, would betray their silver mandate and face political ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie” Pritchard
United States Senate
Senate
Pritchard
The Cuban Question and International Reactions
A compilation of newspaper voices debating U S involvement in Cuba with remarks from the St Louis Star Minneapolis Journal Troy Times and Philadelphia Inquirer noting Spain's actions in Cuba and what a U S response might mean if Cuba gains independence. The commentary reflects antiwar and profreedom sentiments amid rising tensions in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Uncle Sam
Troy Times
Cuba
Philadelphia Inquirer
Prosperity dispute over silver standard prompts four year fight
The article describes post election clashes between free silver and gold supporters, a Reform Club plan to distribute plates, and calls for bimetallism to restore prosperity. It notes bank closures in Chicago and Minnesota, questions the McKinley prosperity claims, and mentions related local notices and cultural items in The Trinity Archive.
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Gold Party
Reform Club
New York
Recorder
Mexico
Chicago
St. Paul
Bank of
Dynamite Experts For Cuba Reported From Sault Ste. Marie
A company of thirty to forty men skilled in handling dynamite, drawn from government workers and mine staff, has split into small squads to rendezvous in the south or east before sailing to Cuba to aid the insurgents. M. H. Jones advertises a standout holiday goods line in Durham with a stunning display.
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Cuba
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Peninsular
M. H. Jones
Durham
Advanced illustrated catalogue for 1897 free by mail
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J. H. King, E. T. Rollins
General Assembly
St. Louis Star
Weyler
Minneapolis
Journal
THE
Trinity Archive
Trinity
Walter Clark
Sidney Lanier
M. T. Dickson
Commonk
Chas. C. Weaver
Zeb
Curtis
North Carolina
Sanders Dent
Association of Colleges and Preparatory School For Southern States
R. L. Flowers
Asheville
Monroe
McKinley
Chicago Chronicle
Winter
Indiana
Naked Truth
High Point
L. I. Bodenheimer
Primitive Baptist Church
Dr. Bodenheimer
Cutcaco
William Inte Thompson
Chicago Athletic Club
Jennie F. Hutchinson
Peekskill
N. Y
Miss Hutchinson
Thompson
Hutchinson
Bryan
Cuicano
Iliam J Bryan
Lincoln
Clifton House
Atlanta
M. H. Jones Jewelry
Julius Hines & Son
Baltimore, Md
Communications
Enric
America
Washington
Aken
Mune & To
Feoesti
Tatum
N. C
Horfolk
N.C
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Skansas
California
Texas
Tereore
Conta
Bradfield Regulator Oe
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onTiduilam
W.L. Douglas
Tae Wydor
B. Davis
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