Debates on Tam Ruoonpen and Judge Fowle Versus Pension Foes
The piece denounces attacks on Judge Fowle in the Democratic contest and warns against civil pensions for Supreme Court judges and presidents widows. It argues for party fairness, cites Garfield’s widow case, and questions expanding pension lists as dangerous to the republic.
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Tam Ruoonpen
Tadge Fowle
Judge Fowle
Congress
Wait
United States
England
Supreme Court
Garfield
Democrat
Tylor
Polk
Tyler
North Carolina
Victoria
Reypublic
Home Production the Thing Fayetteville
The writer laments North ern hay being imported while local land could grow sufficient forage. They note soil suits hay, seek independence through cultivating grasses, and urge keeping value and fame from leaving the region.
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Fayetteville
Look out for Him Harassment by Lamp Preventive Seller
Fayette observer reports Harlem, a man selling a lamp explosion preventive, was run out of Greenville for insolence to ladies. He was also forced from Washington and Neverhere. The state towns should watch for him and drive him from the state.
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Fayette Ise
Greenville Reflector
Harlem
Washington
Newheree
Old Chestnut Leader Warns Farmers to Change Tobacco Habits
The piece cites decades of advising farmers to grow less tobacco and more home industry. Aimed at urging flexibility, it notes continued warnings despite world progress and hints at lingering resistance among farmers. A separate report covers a New York meeting of Southern railroad men about restricting expansion by the Seaboard and Roanoke line into Richmond and Danville and Georgia Central territory. Also reported is a Pickaway County farmer elopement and ensuing pursuit, with Mrs. Dodroa missing after the incident.
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Madison
New York
Southern Railroad
Wall Street
Isaac L. Rice
Seaboard and Roanoke
Richmond and
Danville
Georgia Central
Seahoarl
Roanoke
Eastern winning and political organizing noted in report
An unclear report mentions Mr Olive Teleg and a Sarcun group forming members to oppose the army and meat and bens. It references Democrats keeping a vigil and potential battles to follow, with speculation on outcomes and reactions.
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Olive
Judge Fowle Defends Integrity In Bond Case
A correspondent questions Judge Fowle’s honesty over a 1869 bond dispute involving the A T & CO RR. Fowle’s law firm served as associate counsel. he received eight bonds as a fee then returned them after the case settled. Supporters urge strong local endorsement and trust in his character.
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Soaes Services
Judge Fowle
Fowle
Cal. McAden
Col
Johnann
John G. Williams
Bank
Col. Johnson
Pampany
Suit over Richmond terminal bonds seeks stock to pay overdue coupons
Morton Bliss & Co files in U S Circuit Court a suit against Richmond Terminal and Western North Carolina Railroad bondholders. They hold 1.5 million of bonds with no interest for years and seek to apply 36 000 common and preferred shares of the Richmond Terminal to cover overdue coupons with interest. They also ask a restraining injunction to prevent stock transfers pending decision.
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New York
U. S
Morton Bliss & Co
Richmond West Point Geomaty
Western North Carolina Railroad
Richmond Terminal
Worthy and Fauge Williams Discusses His Many Children
In a Worthy and Fauge Williams buggy scene at a farm cabin, Williams explains he has seven living children from his last wife with seven more who died. He says he has had six wives and is regarded as a champion husband and father of the state.
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Worthy
Fauge Williams
William N
William
Sabress
William Brown
Dun's Weekly Review May 7 Trade Tone
Dun and Company weekly review of trade notes failures during seven days across the United States and Canada. The report highlights uneven activity and signals toward cautious commercial conditions amid year to date setbacks.
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Dun & Co
Serkly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Blaine Wil Be a Candidate
Friends of Joy announce Blaine Wil will run for city office. Brief notice states Wil seeks party support and public backing as the local election nears, with indication of a planned announcement.
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Blaine
Friends of Joy
Battle Ground celebration marks Guilford anniversary
Special to Raleigh Visitor reports a packed Guilford Battle Ground celebration with trains crowded and thousands in Greensboro. The day featured a military parade led by Cols Saunders and Andrews, a grand stand ceremony, and an oration by Hon. David Schenck.
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Greenspone
Meyfith
Guilford
Reidsville
Durham
Winston
Greensboro
Danville
James D. Glenn Gow
Scales
Davidson
Supreme Court
J. E. Mami
David Schenck
Bethany Sunday School Anniversary in Asheville
The article reports the two year growth of Bethany Sunday School at Main Street Church from 30 to 285 present with 58 absent. It lists the morning exercises including prayers songs and recitations and notes a 3 PM mass meeting at Main Street Church with all city Methodist Sunday Schools. The Durham Light Infantry joined the Guilford Court House battle anniversary and were hosted by Greensborough hosts.
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Bethany
Main Street
Capt
Capt. Ballard
B. F. Dixon de
Durham Light Infantry
Guilford Court House
W. A Gattis
Greensboropes
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Pickaway County
Lamneewy
Dodra
Cavant
Phomaston
Dun’s Weekly Review
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Raleigh
Wadesboro Intelligencer
Asheville
Murphy
Currituck
Chowan
Bethany Sunday School
Jesus
Willie Bryan
Paulin
Annie Hamilton
George Atkant
Dion
The
Corcord Times
Wayne Allisne
Luther Sheldon
West Side Market Square
Roanoke Ave
Norfolk
Virginia
G. Ober & Sons Company
John L. Markham
Durham, N. C
Parrish Warehouse
UF Dupes
Noah
Rsd
L. Ibs
Cozart & Li
Day & Fullerton
Ullerton
Ibe
Parrish
E. J. Parrish
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