New Trinity College Build Delights Raleigh Advocate
The Raleigh Christian Advocate reports on the new Trinity College buildings in Durham. The main building nearing completion hosts five large recitation rooms, offices, and fifty six double dormitories for 112 students, plus an inn and a long list of modern amenities including electric lighting and central heating. The nearby Technological Building honors Mrs. Crowell, with four faculty houses and additional dorms forming a strong campus park layout. The piece thanks Mr. Duke for generosity and urges North Carolina Methodists to fund furnishings and expansion.
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Trinity College
Raleigh Christian Advocate
Durham
College
Snn
Dr Crowell
Duke
Carr
North Carolina
Fouitly
Tariff reform hailed by Tammany and Cleveland supporters
In New York, Tammany Hall backs Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson for president and vice president, endorsing the Democratic platform and urging active campaigning. The piece ties tariff reform to Cleveland’s political strength, argues education shifted public opinion, and notes a local party change in Alliance store leadership as Paul A. Brown resigns and R. W. Bailey takes over.
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Tammany
Cleveland
New York
Matamora Club
Tammany Hall
Twenty Fourth Assembly District
Boston Avenue
Grover Cleveland
Sterling
Henry H. A. Bonner
Assembly
Aurren G. Fishesgy
Riuakro 8
Exigut
Solomon
United States
California
Great Lakes
Oe Gulf
Jrover Cleveland
Alliance
Paul A. Brown
R. W. Bailey
Brown
People’s Party
Durham county paving moves boost city progress
The Durham Board of County Commissioners plan to pave courthouse walkways led by Chairman Stokes, signaling a forward, pro growth effort in a booming community. A political season message warns of campaign lies and torch light spectacles while ads claim cures from Germetter and Royal Germetuer.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Claims
Dr I B Weeks and Durham visitors discuss a year old pimples case. George admits blemish improvement after using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The ad touts the medicine as the greatest blood medicine and a powerful alterative with a pleasant flavor preference.
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George
Ayer
Weaver and Field Nominated at Omaha by Peoples Party
In Omaha on July 4 the Peoples Party held three sessions with speeches and resolutions. State delegations, flags, and banners marched amid boisterous cheers as the platform was adopted. Weaver led the presidential ballot with 995 votes, Kyle 275, others scattered. Field was nominated for Vice President on the first ballot with 733 to Tererl 564.
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Omaha
Peoples Party
People’s Party
National Executive Committee
North Carolina
W. R. Lindsay
Thomas
B Long
Otho Wilson
Texas
Chicago
Darkey
Gresham
Hugh Cavanaugh
Knights of Labor
Rochester
J. Jnc
B. Weaver
Iowa
J. H. Kyle
South Dakota
Gen. Fields
Virginia
C.H. Vanwick
Nebraska
Weaver
Kyle
Scattering
Gen. Jas. G. Field
Tererl
Doings of the County Commissioners Reported
The Board in session ordered repair of the Little River bridge on Stagsville road and appointed committees to study court house acoustics and install tightening rods with contractor J. W. Friar. $100 was granted to Durham Light Infantry, licensing ten saloon men, and A H Stokes was put in charge of paving around the court house.
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Parham
Board of County Commissioners
Leigh
Little River
Stagsville Road
A. H Swakes
J. F. Crowall
Court House
Markham
A. BE. Lloyd
J. W. Friar
Durham Light Infantry
A. H. Stokes
Resolutions of Respect for Ula Rowland by Trinity Sunday School
The Trinity Sunday School of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rowland mourns the death of their daughter Ula, taken to the eternal home on June 23, 1892. The church body pledges sympathy and comfort, spreads copies of the resolutions, and directs a copy to the bereaved family and to the school minutes.
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Trinity
W. H. Rowland
Ula
Trinity Sunday School
Presidential Campaign Drives Civil Service Open Race
All executive resources are directed to re-electing the President with the President in personal charge and Secretaries Foster and Elkins aiding. Carter becomes secretary of the National Committee while his Land Office salary continues. A boastful civic booster tone promotes advertising and efficiency. A testimonial claims Dr King s New Discovery cured a long illness in Mrs Luther Lote of Shelby, NC.
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Executive Department
Foster and Elkins
Carter
General Land Office
National Committee
Dr King
Luther Lote
Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Peaknalls & Sona
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Durham Recorder
J. C. Mackney
Elias Carr
Edgecombe
A. Doughton
Alleghany
Octavius Coke
Wake
Donald W. Baln
R. M. Furman
Bune
Frank 1. Osborne
Mecklenburg
J. C.scarboroughs
Johnston
Co. B. Aycock
Wayne
R. B. Glenn
Forsyth
Suh
Honane Williams
Granville
Europe
Raleigh
Vendl
Gradfield Regu
Avsete
AL. Wrivinist
M. H. Wella
Birmingham
Ala
Sidon
Miss
Royal Germetuer
8. B. Weeks
Weaver and Field
Durham Collar —and
Harnessstable
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Parra
South Carolina
Rome
Moose Lanter
Crrerns
Whitlocks Rich U
Vanananavava V.V
VAN
Wary Ran Anay Renee
Wisiog
New York Depot
Canal Ft
Shildren Gry
Durham Supply Company
General Merchandise
Dr. Goods
J. W.jones & Co
W. Jones
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