Political slate listed for North Carolina 1904 election
Orange County Observer prints ticket selections for chief justice associate justices state treasurer representative in congress and supreme court by district. Named are James E K Shepherd Walter Clark James MacRae Armistead Burwell Samuel Mel Tate Angelus W Graham Jacob Battie W St Allen T F Long TB Connell L B Carter and SS Harker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EK. Shepherd
Beaufort
Walter Clark
Wake
James MacRae
Cumberland
Armistead Burwell
Mecklenburg
Samuel Mel Tate
Burke
Congress
Angelus W. Graham
Chanville
Foir Supericr
Ae Pan
Jacob Battie
Nash
W. St. Allen
Wayne Hiehth
T. FP. Long
W. TB. Connell
Jroot
Warauna
B Carter
Lancoube
Raleigh Democrats nominate Cooke for Congress
Fragmented local notes report Chas M. Cooke of Franklin being nominated by the Democrats at Raleigh late week. The item also references August primary meetings in Orange and scattered political chatter. The rest records varied topics from university degrees to tariff timing and medical anecdotal endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas M. Cooke
Franklin
Congress
Raleigh
Democrats of Orange
Misprinted Produce Sale Note From Brown Co
Fragmentary notice from Brown and Co requesting advance balance and describing produce sale terms. The text is garbled but references produce, cash, and balance due with an offer to trade or receive credit.
Great State Fair Events Draw Farmers Across North Carolina
The Raleigh State Fair draws farmers from Buncombe to Halifax with entries from Vanderbil t and McIntyre estates and dozens of farms. Exhibits include peanut rice and grain industries, famous cattle breeders, and a range of attractions led by the Cycloramator and a Gettysburg display. Education Day, Soldiers’ Day, and Farmers’ Day mark the lineup with Col. J A L Wol t of Burlington as Chief Marshal and a large escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Vanderbilt
Buncombe
McIntyre
Onslow
Kennedy
Lenoir
Holt and Homewood
Alamance
Fair View
Wake
Mott Farm
Iredell
Sedgefield Stock
Forsyth
Hege
Osceola Poultry Yards
Craven
Occoneechee Farr
Orange
Capehart
Bertie
Scotland Neck
Halifax
Wachovia Kennels
Kent's
Caldwell
Parker Farm
Randolph
Robinson Stables
Anson Ot
North Carolina
Gettysburg
Tate
Col.t. Kenan
United States
Col
J. AL Uwolt
Burlington
N. C
Assislanta
Southern bankers report brighter outlook for agriculture
Letters from 200 bankers to the Manufacturers Record of Baltimore praise a favorable agricultural and business outlook in the South. They note Southern farmers owe less debt than since the war and expect grain crops this year to be highly valuable, with only one or two exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISSO
Manufacturers’ Record of
Baltimore
Fifth District Gleanings Name Populist Nominees
Washington correspondent notes talk of Dr Lea of Caswell Hannibal Simpson of Rockingham and Rev Mr Massey of Durham as Populist candidates for the Fifth District congressional nomination with Massey regarded as the strong stump speaker. Also includes weekly market prices for wheat corn oats meal hogs and various other goods and roots in Confederate Depot. NWBrowns & Co.
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Washington
Charlotte Observer
Lea
Caswell
Hannibal Simpson
Rockingham
Mr. Massey
Durham
N. W. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot
Doeswan
Greensboro notables and local color from early reports
The Greensboro Record notes Judge John Gray Bynam may move to Greensboro. A Greensboro crowd objects to the term old maids, preferring batchelor girls. Progressive Farmer cites a Concord girl as an example of curious vanity with face powder. Lenoir Topic mentions apple and peach trees in the county. Ex Governor Holt orders a bronze statue of Major Joseph Winston for Guilford Battle Grounds. Charlotte News critiques Populists and Democratic praise of crops. Raleigh News and Observer reports A M College students building residences for Professor Irby and Professor Riddick, paid ten cents an hour, with rapid progress near Hillsboro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John Gray Bynam
Thomas M. Holt
Joseph Winston
Guilford Battle Grounds
Charlotte News
Despcratic
News
Raleigh News and Observer
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Professor Irby
Hillsboro Street
Riddick
A Housenote Treasure Dr King's New Discovery
Canajobarie New York resident D W Fuller praises Dr King's New Discovery as a trusted household remedy saying it yields the best results and he would not be without it A Catskill druggist G A Dykeman endorses it as the best cough remedy used for eight years in his family Trial bottles free at W A Hayes' Drug store with regular size priced at 1.09 dollars.
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D. W. Fuller
Canajobarie
Dr. King
G A. Dykeman
Catskill
N. Y
W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store
Law and Form the How Where and When in Philk Bill
The notice outlines a complete bill titled Law and Form the How Where and When. It specifies price by mail with postage paid and provides an address for ordering. Details appear limited in the fragment and no further names or dates are readable.
Vanderbilts Mountain House Near Asheville Described
The Wilmington Messenger outlines George Vanderbilt's mansion near Asheville with a 410 ft frontage and 1800 ft around. It notes 840 employes, 30 0110 acres, and sixty miles of macadamized road. The banquet hall measures 42 by 72 feet and the house towers over the landscape as a single bachelor prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Messenger
George Vanderbilt
Asheville
Vanderbilt
George
Batchelor
Georgie
University notes and local market tidbits from Raleigh
President Winston projects over 500 in attendance next term with applications three times prior. a top student earns 2175 daily painting university buildings and plans ministry work as a Baptist preacher. Also Raleigh sweet potatoes entering Wake market. Florida note from Orlando druggist on PLP P remedy with claimed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Univerity
Raleigh
Winston
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Orange County Observer
Hillsborough
N.C
Tillisborough
N. J
Joseph A. Harris
SS. Harker
Ef Alamance
The
University of the South
Sewannee, Teno
Bishop Cheshirees
Southern Railway
China
Senate
Bayard
Mr. Cleveland
Chitford
New Cassel
Wis
Weil
Harrisburg
Ronnie
Anding
Paeklen
Arnica
Pweth
John
Soetke
W. AL Hayes
Druscist
S, W, Brown & Co
NW. Brows & CO
WM. A. Hammond
Washington, D. C
Hammond
Columbia Chemical Co
Norths Carolina
Perxis
Raleign
J. N .McElroy
Draggist
Orlando
Fla
Lippman Brothers
Savannah
Dexter Shoe Co., Inc
U.S
Vogue
Dexter Swoe Co
Mosenepal St
Equitable Life
Department of the Las
J. Roddey
Marlin
Marlin Fire Arms Co
New Haven
Cass
U.S. A
Ayer
Krank Nas
Hillsboro
Onice
Dr. Stp. Ln
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Joan W. Graham
Paul, CK
Grham & Graham
Attorneys-At-Law
Hillsboro, N.C
Alamance, Caswell
Gy. Person and
W. Graham, A
Oxford, N.C
G. Ville
Person and Durhar
Chester D. Turner
Real Tate
N. AL Mo 4 Co
Noc
E.M. Andrews
Ini. M. Andrews
Charlotte
Wwikbl
T. Shaw
P.P
P.P.P
Apani
M. Kkrwron
Aberdeen
Brown County
J.D. Johnston
P. Pp
Sequin
Ter
Saori
Tex
Musens
Baeraonoah
Bed Bind
Miles
Ir. Lippman Bros. Feoprietors
A'S Block
Ana
Burwelis
Dunn
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