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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1893

Page

2

Let the Dead Rest and Word on Women in Public Life

A 1893 column defends Ben Butler from hostile newspaper attacks and urges restraint in commenting on the dead. It also critiques loafing and dog ownership, argues women should stay in traditional roles, and notes local state items and editorials about crime, behavior, and public manners with a mix of moral lines and social commentary.

Nashville American Ben, Butler Mass Mr. Butler Butler Booth Lazarus Jay Gould Nashville Hawthorne Atlanta Hell Mr. Gould Memphis Advance Ben Butler

Untitled Durham Basement Scenes Described in Article Fragment

A fragment describes vivid basement scenes in the O'Bryant building and adjacent rooms on Durham's main street. The text hints at a dramatic, perhaps sensational narrative with the phrase Would Make an Angel Weep and mentions a daughter’s betrayal and death, suggesting a cleansing or cautionary tale set in New York and Durham.

New York O'Bryant Durham Averill W. A Athens Ala Mia Cs Farthing T.A, Barvee T.T. A. Barkery Minnie Darkee Durbar B. Green

Tragic birth and death in Orange county housing basement

The 20 year old Hattie Scarlette from Orange county gave birth a ten days earlier. this morning mother and child died in abject poverty in a basement room. Some locals aided the unwell woman and the dying child, while relatives mourned and a magistrate holds a statement that may reveal further facts. Mrs. Paul Cameron, ill in Florida, is reported improving. her son Col. B. Cameron accompanies her.

Hattie Scarlette Orange County Durham Paul Cameron Hullsboro Florida Col. B. Cameron

Improbable Hawaii Annexation Policy Discussed in Washington

Washington considers Hawaii annexation as unlikely. Secretary Foster and Hawaiian Minister Matt Smith met, with President Harrison to be briefed after Hawaii’s commissioners arrive. The issue faces international constraints and long standing U S policy, hindering annexation hopes. The Kennebec river ice crop nears completion at about 960000 tons.

United States Washington Hawaii Foster Matt Smith Harrison Sandwich Isles Kennebec River

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