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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1895
Page
2
The Durham Recorder urges all to attend the Watts Hospital dedication at Stokes Hall tomorrow night. The item highlights Durham prestige, regional growth, and civic pride while noting other notices on river bridges, Congress news, and weather records from the era.
The clippings rail at income tax relief and public policy. Voices mock prejudice relief, politics, and finance. They note the Georgia delegation praising North Carolina’s museum and discuss gold purchases and cabinet influence amid congressional inaction. A Maryland fire destroys a farmhouse and supplies. Politician Taggart travels to Washington on a Mexico post vacancy bid.
E C Angle reported killing two wild turkeys and twenty eight rabbits on a hunting trip. The Asheville Citizen notes warrants of attachment totaling sixty nine thousand dollars against the Foreign Hardwood Log Co in Swain County. Largest claim is fifty thousand dollars for Flint and Co of New York. The Whittier tract near eighty thousand acres is in play. Charles Murphy, Snow Hill native, is jailed in Washington DC for embezzling money from registered letters, with two five dollar bills found on him. Rumors say he confessed.
The Atlanta Journal notes that those who abuse the recent bond transaction assume it reflects the financial proposals of President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle. The sample criticism remains thin and lacks depth in its assessment.
Cold weather drives rising unemployment and hunger in London as Archbishop of Canterbury appeals for immediate aid. Committees planned for house-to-house visits and distribution centers form in churches and chapels. Judge Grosseup heard arguments in the contempt case of Joseph E. Greenhut and took the matter under advisement.
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