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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
2
Local note states the Durham Recorder was moved to Hillsboro after sale but failed terms. It returns to Durham and will be published there with lessees J H King E T Rollins. Subscriptions urged to call at the office and settle with the new lessees.
A historical tribute reflects on a mother's love. The essay recalls eyes a dear voice a comforting touch and the enduring memory of a mother laid to rest. It cherishes maternal security and the unfathomable gentleness unique to mothers across generations.
A call for a new Republican convention in Raleigh on July 2 splits the Afro American rank and files, with 96 leaders from Wilmington to Statesville voicing opposition to Governor Russell’s candidacy. Durham signers include Dr. A M Moore, R B Fitzgerald, J E Shepard. Ispirations from St Louis point to a gold standard platform amid possible effects on McKinney’s nomination.
Gladstone’s admonition urges youth to seek a true vocation pursue knowledge and act with honest effort. George Harold the boy tramp is nearing Oakland after walking sixty five thousand miles in ten years earning a five thousand dollar prize from a wager with several societies. He has visited nine countries kept relics and 18032 telegraph certificates prove his journey while lectures fund his support.
A anonymous speaker praises local home industries while contrasting with imported goods. The piece notes Durham capital and labor run a nearby factory offering cigars and other products at lower prices. It ends with an employment ad from Hermann & Seymour offering home work at $10 to $18 per week in Philadelphia.
Article extols Durham as a hub of manufacturing and patronage while criticizing national monetary policy. It praises local buyers and workers, notes a tobacco prize house converted into a large hosiery factory, and urges residents to support Durham merchants and production to keep money at home.
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