Durham Recorder Returns to Durham Under New Lessees
Notice to subscribers states the Durham Recorder was moved to Hillsboro after sale in August but has been moved back to Durham and will be published there. Debtors are urged to call at the office to settle accounts with J H King and E T Rollins the paper's lessees. E C Hackney signs. Pueblo Col January 18.
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Subscription Push and Political Echoes From Chicago Speech
Special notice urges readers to subscribe at 50 cents yearly as the paper extends circulation and promises to print news. The piece quotes John W Daniels and John W Blaine, criticizing coffers, wages, and British propaganda while lamenting Blaine's neglected grave. Washington correspondent notes Blaine’s fading resting place.
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John W. Dantes
Chicago
Oak Hill Cemetery and Blaine Grave Marker Story
An Arkansas or mid Atlantic era note recalls Oak Hill Cemetery near Georgetown and a tale of James G. Blaine’s grave marked by a lone hickory tree. It contrasts Blaine’s simple marker with buried relatives, then shifts to summaries from Massachusetts and Harper Round Table item tidbits.
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Democratic Gold Silver Fight Grips Chicago Convention
The Chicago Democratic convention pits gold standard advocates against silver supporters with Senator Daniels favored by silver forces and Hill as temporary chairman. A tense vote shows 556 to 349 for Daniels amid 25 contested silver votes. Local papers promise continuous updates and stress the national stakes in monetary policy.
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Astrology Alarm in Totten’s Harpers Theory of World Woes
Lieut A C Totten argues in Harper's Weekly that planetary alignments cause current crises not politics or social trends. He claims all planets except Earth align near perihelia, foreseeing disasters, a Messiah rule, and Jerusalem becoming the center of just governance.
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