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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina

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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1893

Page

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Food reform to grass and grains sparks heated debate

A fragment from a column argues against grain and meat bans and mocks vegetarian reformers while praising nourishing foods. It then pivots to political notes on South Carolina railroads, inauguration preparations in Washington, a Durham to Charlotte rail charter dispute, New York World's Fair expenses, a Richmond monument drive, and Tom Watson’s stance on a permanent census bureau.

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Political shifts and economic notes in 1893 State and nation

The article surveys Senate party balance with Allen and Kyle as pivotal votes, reports Mint Director Leech on 1892 precious metals outputs, notes gold and silver production and coinage, discusses the Philadelphia and Reading railroad collapse and receivership, and outlines funding for weather forecasts and agricultural services. It also covers Congress battles, public notices, and university funding debates in North Carolina.

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Inauguration Parade Plans and Educational Correlations

The article discusses the link between secondary schools and the University, urging correlated development and self-improvement by colleges. It notes preparations for President Cleveland's March 4 inauguration in Washington with large contingents, including State governors, Tammany Society, and extensive civilian turnout, amid expected crowds and travel arrangements.

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