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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina

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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1896

Page

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Great Britain and America in another partisan clash

The piece contends McKinley is cast as Benedict Arnold in a rivalry between Britain and the United States, decries tampering with records and voter intimidation, and laments party infighting in North Carolina while urging a united stand to defend the state against perceived white supremacy advances. It notes casualties from politics and a call for reform.

McKasxey Great Britain America McKinley Benedict Arnold Methusela North North Carolina S. Otho Wilson Gideonite Hal W. Ayer Sam Satterfield Major W. A. Guthrie Ry Watson David T. Duncan New York Charlotte Observer Evening Telegram South Washinoton Julian Pauncefort State Department Olney United States Julian British Foreign Office Venezuela

Dauntless and Mabey Captured Off New Smyrna Bar

Off New Smyrna bar the Dauntless and its tender Mabey were captured by the Raleigh after a dawn chase. The Dauntless, bound for a Cuban storehouse with arms and men, offered no resistance and was towed away for authorities. In Georgia, crowds viewed the late Charles F Crisp in state, while other notices cover ship trials and a large shipment of English sovereigns to storage.

Atlanta Chas. Frederickisp Georgia Jacksonville Fla Dauntless R. L. Mabey New Smyrna Bar Raleigh New Smyrna Mabey San Francisco Monawal Australia United States

Catarrh myths and political musings fill the page

The piece argues catarrh is dangerous and caused by impure blood, touting Head's Sarsaparilla as a cure. It also critiques Sound money Democrats and figures like Most and Breckinridge, touches on North Carolina politics, census data, and propaganda receipts, ending with editor reflections on tax-payers' efforts.

Hall F. J. Cheney Toled

Watson and Watson supporters travel with no statement

Tom Watson and Judge Kid left Nashville without issuing a statement this morning. Chairman Washburn of the Populist National Committee remains in the city as the guest of ex-Governor Buchanan. There is no sign of Watson withdrawing and Democratic chairman predicts the fight will continue.

Nashville Tenn Tom Watson Judge Kid Chaiman Washburn National Committee Buchanan Watson Democratic Committee

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