Durham Recorder Brief Notice
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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina
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Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
2
Recorder Moves Back to Durham Editors
Notice to subscribers. The Recorder was sold in August and moved to Hillsboro but failed to meet terms. It has returned to Durham and will be published there. Debtors should call at the office to pay King and Rollins, the paper’s lessees. Jan. 18 Pueblo, Col. Very Truly, Ian
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Hillsboro
Durham
L. D. Vann
Fearrington
Bryan
St. Louis
Mr. McKinly
Man Myers
Charlotte
New York
Lord Byron
Simonton
Chicago Exchange
Recorder
Geo. T. Winston
Col
W. H. 8. Burgwyn
Col. Burgwyn
University
Alma
Domestic Sewing Machine Co
Public notices and opinions mingle in restless 19th century chatter
A long dense column mixes subscription appeals with political editorials and weather notes. It attacks payment, tariffs, and corruption while praising Durham advocacy and urging university leadership discussion. Also contains remarks on a William Penn grave and a historic meeting house in England.
Dark Elerbee Creek tragedy prompts Durham moral purge
A fragment from a Durham column laments a deadly night at Elerbee Creek caused by alcohol and violence. It condemns social neglect, calls for action against Smoky Hollow and urges cleansing the local evil contaminating Durham's atmosphere.
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Dock Fearrington
Elerbee Creek
Rome
Nero
Caligula
Chicago
New York
Durham
Winchester Dead and Confederate Memorial Fund Update
The Ladies of the Confederate Monumental Association in North Carolina report sufficient funds to place small headstones for Winchester graves. Donations should be sent to Mrs. Armistead Jones or Secretary of State C. M. Cooke. contract terms depend on collected amounts. Also notes Oklahoma mail stage robbery near Lacey linked to Bill Doolin gang and ongoing marshal pursuit.
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Winchester
Confederate Monumental Association
North Carolina
Capitol
Armistead Jones
C. M. Cooke
Oklahoma
Whaira
Kans
Lacey
Bill” Doolin
Guthne
United States
Bi metallism urged by Watson in North Carolina campaign
Cyrus B. Watson Democratic candidate for Governor spoke at Wentworth, Rockingham County, urging bi met lism as per the Democratic platform. A large crowd heard him discuss national conditions and rally support for his bid.
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Wixston
N. C
Cyrus B. Watson
Wentworth
Rockingham County
Watson
Kernersville
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