Pritchard Speaks Amid Racial Tension in Campaign Night
A crowded 8 o'clock meeting in Charlotte featured Senator Jeter C. Pritchard addressing race prejudice and campaign issues. He denounced a Raleigh report, argued against free trade, warned of treasury deficits, and endorsed McKinley with aims to shift tariff policy and oppose Democratic free-silver measures, concluding with a forecast of McKinley’s 1900 victory and a six year Senate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Ogs
Saya
Feeney
Jeter C. Pritch
McKinley
J. Wiley Shook
Glyde
N C
B.L. Duke
S. M. Holton
W. T. O'Brien
Iesteea
C. Pritchard
Mangum
News and Observer
Raleigh
Cleveland
Republican House
Senate
Tom
Supreme Court
Democrats
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Mark Hanna
Pritchard
Washington City
Marion Butler
U. S. Senate
Personal Mentions of City Residents Leaving and Visiting
A flood of brief notes lists residents and visitors: J. L. Coe rides to Louisburg on business. Miss Sievers Angier travels to Morganton by train. Miss Lillie Trice visits Mrs. H. L. Propst in the city. W. B. Guthrie heads to Chatham County and Fayetteville for business. A. Dixon of New Bern returns home after a visit to his brother F. S. Dixon. Col. W. J. Hicks of Raleigh passes through and leaves by O. and C.. Mrs. J. W. Walker arrives from Raleigh to visit her sister Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain. Mrs. M. L. Wiggins returns from Rocky Mount. Jennie Hargrave of Lexington tours en route to Bullock's on the O. and C. line. D. J. Aycock of Henderson Hustler visits and leaves for Oxford. T. L. Glennan takes a Dayham Steam Laundry post after leaving Raleigh Oak City. Elias Carr and daughter Eleanor pass through toward Buffalo Lithia Springs. T. J. Paxton of Danville visits briefly and departs for Buffalo Lithia Springs. W. V. Kitchin and Tommie Settle plan a campaign opening in Oxford. Miss Iva Fitzh, Alamance, arrives to visit Dr. W. B. Fitch while recently ill. W. H. Hughes of Raleigh travels to New York for goods. W. A. Jinkins leaves for a 20-day Postal Clerk meeting in Denver. Dr. G. T. Winston, former UNC president, en route to Raleigh to begin Texas University presidency. Kate Field’s cremation news and Will disposition details from Hawaii and Mount Auburn emerge amid notices of local deaths and obituaries.
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A. Dixon
Newbern
F. S. Dixon
Col. W. J. Hicks
Raleigh
W. A. Jinkins
Postal Clerk's Association
Denver
Colorado
G. T. Winston
North Carolina University
the Texas University
North Carolina
Tonight Meeting and Local Notices From The Banner
Tonight at o clock R B Boone will reply to Senator itchard's speech last night. All are invited to hear it at the courthouse. W Z Barton of Beiderville becomes auctioneer for the Banner Warehouse for the coming year. P K Linnell plans to move back to Durham and resume laundry and roller covering businesses. Mrs K Devis leaves for stock, goods will be cheap. W J Bryan will speak in Greensboro between 12 45 p m and 6 00 p m Sept 5th. Durham 5 30 p m, Raleigh 7 to 9 p m same date, Goldsboro morning of the 18th. railway tickets on sale. Wille admitted to probate. the wills of Rev W B Doub and Mrs Nancy Allen Driver filed. last will of Ransom O Briant admitted to probate.
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East Durham
Victor
Bryant
R. B. Boone
Itchard
Court House
W. Z. Barton
Beidéville
Banner Warehouse
Mr. Burton
South
Messrs
Lee
P. K. Linnell
Raleigh
Durham
Storr
K. Devis
W. J. Bryan
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Southern Railway Co
Southern Railway
Wille
W. B. Doub
Main Street
Mary Frances Bircham
J. Ka. Lyon
Ransom O'Briant
Miles’ Nervine
L V. McCarty
First United Brethren Church of
Wabash
Ind
Miles
Tam
What It Means To Have Abundant Currency
An abundance of currency boosts trade and wages, aiding artisans and farmers, while a contracted currency like the gold standard brings wealth for a few and hardship for many, with falling prices and debt. Public officials should act for the public good, not personal gain, and the paper will watch public interests. Wait.
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The
Post Dispatch
van Cortland
Madame Rensselaer
Hell On Earth
Cacear
Heravp
McKinley Debate Echoes In Topeka Cooperatives Reply
The Topeka Cooperative answers McKinley accusing the Republican party of anti labor, pro bondholders, and pro wealth, decrying policies as costly to workers. It claims the party favors moneyed interests over people, supports high taxes with low wages, and promotes a two tier money system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Republican Party
Topeka
Wall Street
Freedom and commerce in a diverse market of ideas
The article extolls freedom as essential to progress while critiquing constraints from prejudice and privilege. It notes a local business going out of business with drastic price cuts, urges unity against threats to liberty and prosperity, and endorses constitutional cures and trusted remedies for health, citing Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King s New Discovery with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bernstone
Hall
F. J .Heney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Hood's Sarsaparilla as a Blood Purifier and Tonic
The passage urges building up the system during hot weather noting drains on vital forces and impure blood. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the great builder a single remedy acting as a blood purifier and nerve tonic to strengthen the body and restore health.
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Hood
Electric Bitters Promised to Relieve Female Complaints
Heartt Hackney's Drug Store advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for loss of vigor constipation headache faint spells nervousness and melancholy. The ad claims the medicine strengthens the organs and guarantees health, urging purchase at R Blacknall's drug store.
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R. Blacknall Tons Drug Store
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Senator Jeter
Church
Charlotte
Our- Charlotte
J. L. Coe
Louisburg
M L. Wiggins
Rocky Mount
Jennie Hargrave
Lexington
Bullock's
Aycock
Henderson Hustler
City
Oxford
T. L. Glennan
Manger
Oak City Steam Laundry
Dayham Steam Laugdry
Elias Carr
Eleanor Cert
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
T. J. Paxton
Danville
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Val W. W. Kitchin
Roxboro
Tommie Settle
Iva Fitsh
Alamance County
W. B. Fitch
W. H. Hughes
Willie & Hughes
New York
Kate Field
Curiaco
Hawaii
H. H. Kohleaut
Times Herald
Miss Field
Mount Auburn
Cambridge
Mass
Kohisaat
Mils
Honolulu
San Francisco
Boston
R. B Peebles
Hillsboro
Miss Cameron
Paul Cameron
W. L. Wall
George Graham
Trinity
Trinity College
Recorder
J. Scott Burch
J. 8. Lockhart
Pioneer
Burch
J. W. Rigsbee
Weatherspoon
Reynard
Coles Mill
Sca
Migsbee
Philips
Wendell Phillips
Palmer
Buckner
Metallism
Americ
W. Fuller
Canajoharie
N. Y
Dr King
G. A. Dykeman
Catskill
King
R. Blackwall & Son Restore
Clover and Grass Seed
Heartt & Hackney’s
W. A. Slater Co
Carrington’s
Day
You
Oarman Kalil Wonks
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