Bimetallism boom and Coast to Coast freight rate clash
The article discusses support for free coinage of gold and silver, citing the Charlotte News-Statesville Landmark. It also covers a Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway freight rate boycott, potential passenger rate changes, and a looming end to the rate war. It notes the Supreme Court ruling striking down the income tax law and mentions a local shooting incident and SBC convention statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charlotte News
Statesville
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Southern Railway
Seaboar Air Line
Seaboard
Orth
Southern
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Keeps Coming Up in State Legislature Enrollment Row
The mortgage or assignment act, once tabled in the House and not in the Senate, is said to have been enrolled by fraud. Fusionists accuse Democrats of pressuring for passage to clear their names, while Misson Branson of Raleigh testified she saw the enrollment bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Misson Branson
Raleigh
Brown
Monument to Confederate Veterans Celebrated in North Carolina
A commemorative ceremony honors Confederate soldiers, praising young and old, and unveiling a monument bearing the motto First at Bethel last at Appomattox. The event highlights North Carolina history, Mecklen burg Declaration, Guilford Battle Ground, and calls for monuments to preserve heroic deeds for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wyatt
North Carolina
Bethel
Appomattox
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Judge Schenck
Guilford Battle Ground
Gettysburg
Carolina
Wages Advance at Carnegie and Pencoyd Iron Works
The Carnegie steel works near Pittsburgh and the Pencoyd Iron Works in Philadelphia raised wages by ten percent in the last week. The increases came without demand or friction, signaling strong industrial growth. The editorial urges support for honest money and public credit to sustain prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carnegie Steel Works
Pittsburg
Pencoyd Iron Works
Castoria and political ambition in old advertisement text
A collected ad fragment mentions Castoria used for children, plus a note that George Gould aims to represent New York in Congress. It also touts Rheumatism remedy approved by medical faculty, claiming rapid benefit after the first dose. Treatment details include two bottles for a month at $5 from Drummond Medicine Co. in New York with agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gould
New York
United States Senate
Danville
Express
Drummond Medicine Co
Maiden Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham
E. C. Hackney
Vanville Times
Ion
Bob Kennedy
Jim Alexander
Stanly County
Bob
Jim
Ee the Baptist Conven
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
Tichnor
Home Mission Board
Burrows
Delphia
Phe
Castoria
Misa
Drummond
Scott
Scott & Bowne
A . Durham
Saddlery
J. A. Woodall
Seedial
Morehead Bank
Ada Smith
Bons &c
First National Bank
Main Street
VRS Ellis
Stone & Co
Sunnyside Flora Nursery
James M. Lambe
Fayetteville
N.C
Thomas Watis
Amine
Strouse & Bros
KKE
T. J. Lambe
Durham, N.C
Just
Burst
Snead & Thomas
Mangum Streets
Daily
Ells, Stone & Co's
Duram, N C
Olen
Inghams
Mattings
Ellis, Stone & Co
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