05 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1896
Page
1
Amid wild bulletins from across the nation supporters and editors debate McKinley and Bryan outcomes. Chicago Tribune foresees a 233 111 13 congress split while Raleigh reports NC leaning Bryan with Harper era warnings.
Durham voters backed the fusion ticket for county offices with sheriff still undecided. Early counts favored Kitchin and a close race between Markham fusion and Rigsbee republican for sheriff, with outlying precincts likely to shift the final margin.
In Gorostboro North Carolina on November 2 a heated clash erupted after an incendiary speech by Frank Baker of Dudley a colored republican. A mob of over 150 armed with knives clubs and public safety items faced off with authorities before the public safety unit halted the disturbance. The scene prompted reported military readiness and a precautionary fire department stance as tensions mounted alongside a separate notice touting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonials and offers.
Do You Need Printing Call Bell phone 76 to place orders. We print items from visiting cards to newspapers and specialize in commercial printing. Letter heads note heads bill heads envelopes statements etc.
Xing and Rollins promote the Domestic machine as the best value and quality price balance. They claim real economy lies in high quality at fair prices and emphasize profit for agents and satisfaction for purchasers. They invite agents and request names for the catalogue.
Hermann and Seymour advertise home solving work paying $1 to $18 weekly with no books or selling. They promise steady employment and ask applicants to send a stamp for details at 213 South 8th Street, Philadelphia.
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