No Decent Man Can Follow Spencer Adams in 1908
A regional political screed recalls the 1898 reign of terror in North Carolina under Republican leadership. It condemns Judge Spencer B. Adams for an infamous 1898 grand jury charge and attacks the 1908 GOP for elevating him as state party chairman. The piece urges voters to reject Adams’s allies and warns that the current party resembles the old radical regime. It also touches on broader political factions, trust influence, and a local anecdote about circus crime.
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North Carolina
Imington
Wilmington
Columbus
Spencer B. Adams
Whiteville
Republi
Republican Party
Adams
Jane
Manly
Spencer Adams
Bernard
Wilmington Star
Cox
Hobbing Trust
Piedmont J
Southern Railway
Russell
Jin Young
Stamp Licker Briggs
Congress
Raleigh
North Carolina Regean Party
Fusion Legit Tures
Radical Party
Judge Adams
Columbus County
Superior Court
Court House
Scawell
Maine
Caswell County
Judi
Hey
Nan
Vance
News and Oberver
Cascasweet praised as safe remedy for fussiness in infants
An advertisement claims Cascasweet calms cross babies without opiates and complies with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. Endorsed by C Mt Shuford and W S Mystin, urging readers to subscribe to the Democrat.
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C. Mt. Shuford
W. S. Mystin
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Mammoth Grocery
Asion Square
Hammond & Johnson
D. W. Holder
Flannigen
Mr. Sledge
Harrison
Yours, &c., Sledge & Pleasants
Steel Trust
Young Goelet
Rhode Island Republicans
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Robinson's Circus
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