We Shall See Review of the 1892 Campaign in North Carolina
The Weekly Recorder discusses the election outlook with alarm at Republican aims and a defense of Democrat governance. It critiques tariff reform pledges, civil service changes, and internal revenue policies while praising North Carolina’s country press and campaign leadership, especially Mr. Spier Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
South
Harrison
Newbern Journal
Republican Party
Civil Service
Lynchburg
Congress
England
Wilmington Messenger
North Carolina
Country Papers
Spier Whitaker
Democrats
Whitaker
Recoxper
Durham
We Have Something to Rejoice Over Story
The passage notes Democratic spirits after a defeat of a noted figure and vows to bow to the people’s will. It asserts domestic rejoicing and references Durham county as a local context or topic of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Urover Cleveland
Durham County
PW. Vaughan
Duvoowr
Durham
N. C
November Sun and Meteors Observed in Wilmington
The Wilmington Messenger notes the sun’s rise at 6 18 and set at 4 40, giving a day length of 10 22. By month end, sunrise is 6 52 and sunset 4 06, a 9 30 day, with a 59 minute decrease overall. A dramatic meteor display is anticipated the nights of the 12th to 14th, part of Temple's comet track, though only an ordinary show is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Messenge
Temple
Steaman
Ranus
Millions of Dollars Said to Have Changed Hands on the Result
The piece claims about 140 million dollars moved to the Republican side yesterday amid town rumors and roosters on bats. It also notes Gov Beales issuing a death warrant for Bud Anderson after a September conviction and appeal to a higher court.
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T. Herald
Gov. Beales
Bud Anderson
W. H. Porter
Anderson
West India fruit arrives as state notes C R I
A composite update from North Carolina papers reports early cargoes of West India fruit in Wilmington, the Selma case of a mother casting her infant into a well, Selma Johnston County, and broader notes on local incidents. It mentions Shaw University in Raleigh with 400 students and various local events, fires, baptisms, and agricultural groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Selma
Johnston County
Shaw University, Colored
Raleigh
Frank Pharr
Cabarrus County
Ben T. McAden
McAden
Gaston County
Scotland Neck
Thephilus Davenport
Fors
Henderson News
George T. Simmons
Fannie Morse
Southport
Wilmington Messenger
Dr. Hardester
Dr. Young
J. T. Harper
Youngsville
Franklin County
Winston Daily
RW. Crews
C. C. Haymore
Mt. Airy
H. A. Brown
Winston
Washington
Monroe Enquirer-Exprea
John Arant
Buford Towne
Graham Gleaner
Convention of the Christian Church
Burlington
Graham College
Graham
Wadesboro
Col. Polk
Farmer's Allisee
J. M. Smith
Leakaville Township
Faoe
Charlotte Chronicle
Walter Bell
Gaffney’s
Richmond & Danville Company
Atlanta
Mexican National Road
Mexico
Peppe Yy
Party
Bell
Bps Auristie Aeawvend Gaye
Opt Air 86
A Happy Soul And Hopeful
A cheerful reflective piece from the Wilmington Review encourages laughter and enjoyment of life. It urges not to overstrain or fear, to release stress, and to face the future with resolve and humor amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Review
Dodson Suffered Severe Injury in Cape Four Railway Accident
The report notes that Dodson was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon in a railway collision near Cape Four. His parents traveled by special train to provide care and comfort as officials attended to the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Supposed Harrison Cabinet Drawn From a Gossip List
The item lists a mock Harrison cabinet with names like James G. Blaine for secretary of state and others, then offers a more plausible lineup including John Sherman, William B. Allison, Russell A. Alger, and William Frye among others. It notes the first list as a joke and presents a credible alternative slate grounded in notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Dana
England
O. F. Murchison
Harrison
John Sherman
Ohio
Treasury
William B. Allison
Iowa
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Navy
William P. Frye
Four Items about Women in Early Houston Society
A Houston reader notes a woman dentist Awomen at Hutchinson Rao with fourteen children seeking city aid to support her large family. A rural editor praises his beloved as a queen and sovereign of hearts, while claiming women prefer home rule and politics less than inner governance, illustrating gender roles and domestic authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houton
Tex
Hutchinson
Rao
Woman's Discovery Proves Cure for Consumption
A county woman, Mrs. Luther Lutz, credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with a miraculous cure after seven years of illness and three months of relentless coughing. Hamrick & Sons advertise free trial bottles at Blackwallh's & Sons in Shelb by NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Luther Lutz
W. O
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Ipozine
Republican State Executive Committee
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The
Philadelphia Times
House of Representatives
Senate
Union
Mr. Spier Whitaker
Crispy State News
Parker
Illiam Dare Evory
Feidhmonda
Henderson, WN. C
Henderson
N. 15Th St
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