Durham Recorder Looks Back at Town Notes and Rumors
The Durham Recorder relic recounts local chatter on finance and circulation, ad pages from J L Coles Co, and regional tidings. It mentions H Hillsboro and Durham ties, a death in the community, roads, cotton economics, and a groundhog anecdote with Col R E Cure commenting on winter.
Resolutions of Respect for Durham Mayor Isaac Link
The Durham town board and police department adopted resolutions honoring Mayor Isaac Newton Link who died. They praised his impartial justice, loyalty, and service, extended sympathy to his widow and daughter, and ordered copies published and records made.
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Board of Town Commissioners
Isaac Newton Link
Durham
C. A. Jordan
H. J. Bass
J. W. WaLerr
Police Department
W. A. Wittass
W.S. Fortuine
T. D. Scavecs
Death of Dr L T Smith Shakes City
Dr L T Smith longtime local pharmacist died at his Main Street residence at 1609 his family informed but absent at the time of death. He came from Granville County twenty years ago leaving a wife and three sons as survivors. Funeral arrangements to be held from his residence with burial at the city cemetery. Also notice of Professor R B Holloway death in Poughkeepsie New York and a near fight in the United States Senate on Tuesday.
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Recorder
Col. R. E. Cure
Ife
Green Reams
L. T. Smith
L. T. Smaith
Main Street
Dr. Smith
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Catar rh and heredity debates headline a 19th century notice
The page presents an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee and testimonials, then shifts to a discussion on hereditary traits and the limits of predicting a child’s future intellect, citing authors and historical figures before noting a Reichstag crisis compromise to empower the president and eject dissenting deputies.
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Reichstag
Center
von Levetzow
Robbery in daylight nets three women in town
Farmer Mebane Browning sold tobacco then drank heavily and was robbed of 40 by three disreputable women named Minerva Morehead Lil Peoples and Francis Rookram in the rear of the Duke building. Police detained the trio and awaited mayoral hearing after failing to recover the money.
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Mebane Browning
Cole
Truth About the Revenues and Secretary Carlisle
The Baltimore News cites Secretary Carlisle's 1895 revenue estimate showing a surplus of about 22 million dollars and argues the treasury now speaks to business needs rather than politics. It defends tariff realism, contrasts with Senator Gorman, and urges citizens to bolster enterprise and credit despite political folly.
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Carlisle
Baltimore News
Senate Finance Committee
House
Gorman
Treasury Department
Treasury
Cleveland
Congress
Republic
Electric Bitters advertised as a cure-all tonic
The advertisement hypes Electric Bitters as a pure medicine curing liver and kidney diseases, purifying blood, removing pimples and boils, and driving malaria from the system. It guarantees full satisfaction with a money-back offer and lists price at 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle from R. Blacknall & Son.
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R. Blacknall & Son
Arnica Salve Adverts and Courtroom News
An indiler style arnica salve ad promises cures for a range of ailments and offers 25 cents a box from R Blackwall Son in Durham. Justice J Irvin Bitner sentences thirty days in jail in Hagerstown for disturbing religious meetings at Christian Union Mission and Rescue Mission Home. Polk Miller of Richmond declines a $1200 monthly lecture offer.
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Isucklen
R. Blackwall & Son
Durham
N. C
J. Irvin Bitner
Hagerstown
William Black
Frank Smith
Christian Union Mission
Rescue Mission Home
Edmund Walton
Polk Miller
Richmond
The Observer ad prospectus for Charlotte NC newspaper
An advertising blurb from The Charlotte Observer presents The Daily Observer and The Weekly Observer offerings. It touts comprehensive world news, state and national capitols reports, and annual subscription prices.
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Daily Observer
Weekly Observer
Oxty
the Observer
Charlotte
N.C
Not Applicable Fitness Claims Masthead
Part of a shopper notice claims you pay three times as much for inferior fit and style, suggesting better value elsewhere.
Fusionists Nominate Fleming to Succeed Williams in Warren
Warren county fusionists nominate Major W. B. Fleming for the house of representatives to replace the late Mr. Williams. The election is set for Tuesday February 12.
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Warren County
Major W. B. Fleming
House of Representatives
Mr. Williams
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Squire Barbee
J. L. Cole & Co
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Messrs. Davis, Hill & Co
Washington D
N. A. Ramsey
Parham
Sam
A. Dickson
Col
Hillsboro
Col. R. E. Carr
Lucius Green
Plymouth Rock — Co
Rock of Ages
PH. Smith
Wocington
Dixie
Tae
Eno River
Prof. Holloway
J. W Grimam
R. B Holloway
Poughkeeprie
N. YV
Londay
United States Senate
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
H Electric Bitters
Perry Davis & Son
Providence
R. J
the Charlotte
Observer
North Carolina
Slymouth Hoth
Ees & As
North Tryon St
G.M. Andrews
H. Smith
10Th Street
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Washington, D. C
J. A. Mason
DeKalb County
Georgia
T. A. Faucette
Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Cty
W. M. Morgan
C. K
E. W. Faucette
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
John Walker
J. & W. Seligman Company
Geners
Orid
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore, Mo
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H. Heineman
Milwaukee
New York
W. M. Yearby
Ithe College
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Uae
Pal, Vaughan
Heartt & Farthing
Superior Court
Durham Minty
Tilley
Alvis ‘Ies
Mangum Township
Jennie Garrard
E. B
Alvis Riggs
Draughon
Nashville
Tenn
South
Paceret
United States
Draughor
Ipa
J. T. Womble
Pitcher’s Castoria