The Weekly Recorder Reports on Fostering Temperance and Politics
The Weekly Recorder criticizes Mrs Ellen J Foster for addressing the U S Senate on tariff protection as a temperance advocate. It argues her actions compromise the W C T U and highlights Durham Democrats facing independent challengers in local races. It notes political divisions, regional travel for campaigns, and endorsements of Fowle and Dockery.
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Recorder
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ellen J. Foster
Senate
United States
Lynchburg Virginian
Europe
Foster
Republican Party
Durham County
Constable
Register of Deeds
Durham Township
Georce C. Gorham
Mahone
Blaine
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Tweed
Treasury
Harrison
Salt Trust
Standard Oil Company Combine
Standard Oil Company
North Carolina
Congress
Durham
Bridges Washed Out In North Carolina Floods
The report lists multiple bridges and mills damaged by flooding. The bridges at Iola and Osspee on Reedy Fork and the widow Summer's mill in Guilford are gone, with extensive fencing washed away. Mill damage unknown pending assessment.
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Alamance
Ivland’s
Glencoe
Palla Haw River
Iola
Osspee
Reedy Fork
Offore to Get $100000 in Clover Defiance to Oil City
Offore stakes a claim in Clover defiance against Oil City with a proposed $100000 action. Local residents weigh the impact as authorities consider the financial move and its regional effects.
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Offore
Om Clover
Oil City
Botanic Blood Balm Sold by J. H. Maas Co
Botanic Blood Balm has been sold since it first appeared to the public by J. H. Maas & Co. Retail and Wholesale Dealers, touting it as the market’s leading blood purifier and claiming high sales volume.
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Baxtmorr
Oliver Stoor
Streeper St
Baltimore, Md
Ortaxno, Fra
J. H. Mraas & Co
Botanic Blood Balm
Blucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold By Blackall & Co
A short ad notes Blucklen’s Arnica Salve with a fever cure claim and price per box from Blackall & Co in Dahant.
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Blucklen
Blackall & Co
Dahan
George D Tillman Nominated After 600 Ballots
George D Tillman was nominated for Congress by the Democratic convention of the Second District after a lengthy deadlock and more than 300 ballots cast. The month and location details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cowman
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