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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
6
A 1906 Raleigh commentary questions North Carolina Republicans willingness to stand by Adams and criticizes party leadership. It questions doctors as coroners, endorses Democratic governance in Catawba County, mocks Roosevelt indictments as ineffective, and notes the GOP’s pride without honesty amid national trusts.
The article argues the North Carolina Republican Party is corrupt and unfit to govern. It cites testimony from Holton Blackburn Linney and Judge Bynum, noting internal feuds, abuses, and calls for federal intervention. It quotes Roosevelt and Taft to portray GOP mismanagement and disarray, urging the public to doubt Republican leadership.
About 250 people attended the Reformed Classis reunion at Claremont College last Thursday starting 11 a m. The day featured music by Prof. Losh, an address by Dr. Lyerly on a new Nazareth Orphan’s Home in Crescent, Rowan county, and a large church dinner under the trees. Leaders were elected for next year and discussions planned the date and place of the next meeting. The event concluded with hymns and solo performances.
Residents recall a joyful return of Dr. and Mrs. Read as rain failed to dampen memories of their pleasure. They rested well after a summer of travel and study at Richmond and the University of Virginia, enjoying intellectual talks and warm hospitality.
The Roanoke area brief notes the marriage of Miss Lou Pope to Mr Floyd Propst at the home of Mr Q A Pope RF D 1. J P Yoder officiated the ceremony. Judge Council remains stiff from illness but hopes to recover fully before returning to duties. The Democrat subscription rate is listed.
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