End of the Duckhunting Dynasty in Race for Governor
The piece hints at political shifts in the 1896 era with Populist W. H. Stroud likely to run for Congress in the 4th District, and notes on Democratic hopefuls like "Sigh Watson" and Kope Elias. It covers currency debates, silver and gold, bond issues, and a broad panorama of state and national politics, including figures like Cy Warson and Tillman, plus a Raleigh correspondent’s view and national receipts data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Gazette
Sigh Watson
Cy Warson
North Carolina
Durham
Winston
Kope Elias
Revenue Gang
New York Herald
Advertisement for Kai-Ka-Ra Medicine in Durham NC
The notice claims there are many testimonials on file at the office and at any time. It promotes Kai-Ka-Ra sold by all Druggists with insistence on the product and directions to send one dollar to The Durham-Harper Medicine Co. in Durham North Carolina for a large size bottle if unavailable locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Harper
Durham
N.C
Durham-Harper Medicine Co
N. C
Deak
Chase City Mineral Springs
Rufus Barber
Kai-Ka-Ra
Durham, N. C
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W. H. Stroud
Congress
Uncle Buck
United States
Europe
Cleveland, Carlisle, Belmont & Vo
Hanntet Beecher Stowe
South
R. F. Webb
Durham County
Richmond
Bethel
Appomattox
Raleigh
Charlotte Observer
Maj. W. A. Guthrie
Bill Arps
Calico
Major
Russell
Piladelphia Times
the Times
Bryan
Black
Teller
Tillman
Democratic Party
Recorder
Wasurxotoy
Treasury Department
Dr. Mott
St. Louis
L. J. Mott
National Silver Party
Silver Party
Mott
Curiaco
Senator Tillman
Nessus
Mr. Whitney
South Carolina
John R. Beaton
Cutcaco
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Washington Park
Gentry
Patchen
Esau
Davie
Danville
Neapolis
Charles L. Holland
Lot No
Peacedale
Marper
Katia
KaiKixRo
Kaikro
Harper’s
Karkinia
KairtixRo
Squire Rufus Barbee
Morrisville
Wake County
The
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