Recorder Crisis and Bryan Silver Wave Rumors
The Recorder notes subscription drives as King and Rollins plan to strengthen circulation. It discusses Bryan and free silver, gubernatorial guesses, and political chatter, including Guthrie remaining in the race and Democratic gains from higher registration. It also mentions a Chicago Bryan parade egg incident and a call to spread Bryan’s Chicago speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Central
Carolina
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Durham
Messrs King and Rollins
E. C. Hackney
Bryan
Free Silver
Kitchin
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Court House
Jones
Harry Turner
Mexico
Qorcer
Central Tral Committee
Guthrie and circulars clash in Henanpwe edition
Maj W A Guthrie delivers a patriotic address backing populist governor hopefuls while Hal W Ayer issues a secret circular aiming to defeat Kitchin in the district. Guthrie calls for party unity and condemns the circular as knavery, stressing the populist line and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. W.A. Guthrie
Hal. W. Ayer
Kitchin
Maj. Guthrie
Ayer
Hyperion
Satye
Sania
Political intimidation and party ticket tensions in North Carolina
The letter condemns gold standard advocates and urges voters to back fusion tickets for Bryan. It cites Rev. Stringfield’s account of political pressure from rail employers and criticizes Ayer Wilson Guthrie and McKinley supporters. It includes a decoy McKinley ticket and calls for unity among populists and Democrats for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Observer
Rev
O. L. Stringfield
Union Depot
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Mr. Stringfield
McKinley
People's Party
Hal. W. Ayer
S. Otho Wilson
Utho
Peoples’ Party
Otho Spa
Maj. Guthrie
Ayer
Oth Wilson
Shades of Annial
Jack Falstaff
Beau
Col. Jno.Chipton
Oxford McKinley
Democrat
Bryan
Palmer
Cy Watson
United States
Lindsay Patterson
William W. Clark
Isaac A. Sugg
John P. Leach
Walter T. Byrd
George 8
Bradshaw
Robert W. Brooks
Robert B. Redwine
Henry T. J. Ludwig
Lawrence Wakefield
James J. Osborne
Locke Craig
Buncombe
R. B.davis
New Hanover
Ralph Howland
Controversy over Hal W. Ayers cited in North Carolina letter
A letter from Roxboro, North Carolina, dated October 27, denounces Hal W. Ayers as a “great and infamous scoundrel” and urges support for Kitchin over Dalby. It accuses Ayers of deceit and praises Maj. Guthrie and other local figures while noting populist and silver factions in the fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Settle
A. J. Dalby
Republican Annex Machine
Maj. Guthrie
Col. Douglass
Recorder
Hal W. Ayers
News and Observer
Mr. Ayer
Roland
Oliver
United States
Roxboro
N.C
Hal
W. Ayer
Jiars
People's Party
Hal. Ayer
Mr. Kitchin
Mr. Dalby
Joan A. Baten
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Durham Recorder
J. H. King, E. T. Rollins
S. Olao Wilson
Hal Ayer
Chapel Hill
Wilson
Hillsboro
J. Ay Cheek
Pritchard
Senate
Rowe
Guk
Napoleon
Guthrie
Raleigh
Major Guthrie
Manly
Holton
Cleveland
Russell
Nice
Recordx
Otho and
Benedict Arnold
Terrestial Sphere
Judas Iscariot
Wilcox
Geo. Wilcox
Moore County
Iyan
Serre
Durban
Marion Butler
Settler
Larham
Halover
W. A. Guthrie
Maj. W. A. Guthrie
Messrs. Geo. Wilcox
W. R. Linsay
Rockingham
Jno
Ritchie
Mr. Settle
Gy Thompson
Herato
Thompson
Wilmington Star
Maj Guthrie
Brother Bernard
Colonel Wilkerson
Hackney
Otters W. En
W. L. Doucas
L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Baylog
Mane
North Carolina
BS. Davis
Main St
Bell
Interstate
Dan Vatley
W. KT Bt
Graham
Rye
Infante Shoes
Rawls Bros Rawls Old Stand
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