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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
2
Notice of Recorder's Return to Durham Publication
Notice to subscribers The Recorder was sold and moved to Hillsboro for noncompliance The Durham Recorder is moved back to Durham and will be published there All subscribers in debt should pay at the office to King and Rollins lessees Pueblo Colo Jan 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Durham
Ayer
C. C. Davis
Wautoma
Wis
Ates
Virginia
Lynchburg Durham Mall
Durham Railroad
Seachiets 5S
Derbam Company
Tranlace
Sri
Sco
Valivenl
Spee
Conrailroad
Raltrad Cmpany
Decrs
New York
Special Notice on Subscribing and Money Question Bias
A poorly structured appeal urges readers to subscribe with a campaign emphasizing money and circulation. It quotes Bryan and Hanna, mocks gold standard, and notes foreign farmers in danger while criticizing the Charlotte Observer and Herr Most as part of a satirical critique of economic and political figures.
Politics in the Pulpit on Gold, Labor and Liberty
A critical view of ministers mixing politics with preaching condemning gold standard advocates, praising temperate pastorals, and denouncing political sermons from northern leaders. It cites Bishop Newman and Rev. Stryker amid calls for currency reform and anti monopoly stances, urging living wages and expanded money supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Heeler
South
Newman
Cranks and Founding Figures on Coinage Act Legacy
The passage notes the 1792 coinage act prepared by Hamilton and approved with Jefferson and Washington, establishing free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1. It contrasts their historic stance with modern labels calling them cranks and radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Apter as the Delvor. The people pay the money.
The excerpt contrasts 1860 government costs with modern expenses, noting per capita spend rising from $2.30 to about $10.00. It laments current governance as exaggerated and lavish, blaming Cleveland for a shift toward ostentation while urging the public to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
Cleveland
Gold Monometalism Debate and Labor Concerns
Opinion column arguing for concrete plans to aid workers, criticizing gold monometalism and trusts. Includes Chauncey Depew critique, currency control fears, and numeric gold and silver valuations. References The London Times and Montesquieu to warn of a gold standard driven aristocracy and labor hardship.
Stock Liquidation Sale As Business Closes
Advertises full stock clearance at any cost as owner retires. Mentions many low prices on clothing, shoes, curtains and fabrics. Encourages buying from F. Bernstene and Sankets aray for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ceat
Dongola
Pili
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