Durham Recorder Thursday publication note
Durham Recorder notes weekly publication cadence and lists editors J. Hi and E. T. Rollins as part of the staff.
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Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1896
Page
2
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Special notice invites non subscribers to subscribe for 50 cents a year. Management aims to extend circulation and usefulness, with the campaign now underway. The Recoider will print the news and readers are urged to stay informed by subscribing.
Public editorials lash President Creve lated over reforms
A New York Journal editorial roasts the president for his civil service and tariff positions, accuses him of hypocrisy, and mocks his pursuit of supposed new infamy. It notes postmaster dismissals in Springfield and Chicago and questions partisan removals and reforms amid a broader political clash.
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McKinley
Springfield
Beyea
Poreur
Chicago
San Francisco
Central West
Clevelan
Tommie Settle
Kitchin
Charlottee Observer
Mr Settle
Mr. Kitchin
Mr. Williams
Mr Williams
Washington
Congress
Settle
Fifth District
Treasury official accuses Carlisle of suppressing free speech
W B Fleming, removed from the chief of the law and record division, protests to Secretary Carlisle that the administration punishes dissent. He argues civil service protects rights and laments lack of warning before removal, condemning actions as tyrannical and unfit for free government. August Lott condemns Chicago anarchists. Hanna luncheon in New York honors Mark Hanna with notable guests and currency policy discussion.
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W. B. Fleming
Law and Record
Supervising Architect's Office
Treasury Department
Washington
Bryan
the Treasury
W. B. Femina
August Lott
Chicago
New York
Mark A. Hanna
Equitable
Isaac M. Seligman
House of J. & W. Seligman
Mr. Hanna
Mr. Seligman
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Carl Schurz
Seth Low
Edward N. Gibbs
A. G. Paine
J. Harsen Rhoades
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D. O. Mills
Charles Stewart Smith
J. Edward Simmons
Edward King
David G. Leggett
James Speyer
Edward D. Adams
J. Kenney Todd
Henry Jefferson Seligman
Hanna
Republican Party
National Democratic Party
Hewitt
The Jesters Chorus and political quips from Durham
A Durham scene features witty dialogue with Uncle Simon lines about money and Congress. The Charlotte Observer notes a warm ovation for Clement Manley, Democratic State Chairman, returning from Raleigh amid campaign chatter and local humor.
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Charlotte Observer
Clement Manley
Durham
Manley
Raleigh
Anarchy Meeting in New York Honors Chicago Executed
Nov 9 New York anarchists held a mass meeting signaling with red cards for the Chicago six. Principal speaker Herr Most denounced the Chicago executions as judicial murder and vowed to continue commemorating them. He argued Americans are not enslaved by autocracy and praised the anarchist movement.
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OD Herry
New York
Hadeen
August Spies
A. K Parsons
L. Lingg
A. Fischer
J. Engel
Chicago
Beheadings Signal Turmoil in Kan Su Rebellion
Late Tokyo reports detail the Muslim rebellion in Kan Su northwest China with mass executions, hunger deaths, and large civilian suffering. Thousands remain in the hills under arms as beheadings sweep through districts.
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