North Carolina House Debates Election Liquor Bill And Anti Jug Law
Mecklenburg and Buncombe lawmakers spar over a bill penalizing liquor giveaways within five miles of polling places on election day. Amendments narrow intent requirements. leaders discuss private mercy vs election influence. Senate and House move through local road, bond, and charter measures, with the anti jug law fate and pilotage reforms pending final readings.
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Mecklenburg
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Powers
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Columbus County
Charlotte
Wayne
Sampson
Wilson
Anson Clay
Rowan
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Pitt
Transylvania
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Davie
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Martin
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Camden
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Tyrrell
Wilkes
Cherokee
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Bun- Combe
Biggs
Durham
Senate
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Rutherford County
Chatham
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Asheville
Edgecombe Railway
Ssue
Rutherford Construction Company
Watauga
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cabarrus
Mitchell and Gaston
Cape Fear
Reqtor
Reeves
Uzzell
Wade
Dobson
Zollicoffer
Andrews
Cherokee County
Valley Township
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Warren
Anson
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Swain
C. G. Lee
Aaron W. Moore
Albert Bigelow
J. M. Lee
Caswell County
Western Union Academy
J. F. Gardner
Westley Chapel
Union County
Town of
North State Trust Company
Bank of Chapel Hill
Bank of Lumberton
Robeson, County Loan and Trust Company
GreenSboro Female College
Warren County
Raleigh
Wilkes County
Yadkin River
Roaring River
Holman’s Ford
Cowles
Graham
Holbrook
Dr. Alexander
Hoffman’s
Brevard
Prohibition
Indian Day Schools Promote Civilizing Influence
A Southern Workman writer lauds Indian day schools as home based centers teaching cleanliness, industry, thrift, and useful trades. They strengthen family ties, enable teachers to study homes, distribute guidance, and keep Indians at home, with emphasis on Christian leadership and practical skills. A neighbor’s bread lesson shows cultural differences in expectations and speed.
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Red Man
Humiliated dog clings to church over sermon turmoil
A collie refused to abandon the Established church during 1843 disruption and kept attending the service with his master. He once slept on the pulpit stairs roll and fit his head into an elder’s stove hat, ending his churchgoing, and his master recalled his dog’s fate with a wry remark. Emperor William’s telegraph pills cost $15,000 annually and he uses his own codes.
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Collie
Free Kirk
Emperor William
The Book of Wisdom Sermon by Rev A C Dixon
The Rev. A C Dixon preaches on Proverbs linking wisdom to Christ and common sense. He urges reading Proverbs in full, warns against the socialism of sin, and explains the rewards of godliness. He cites trust in the Lord, filial discipline, honesty, and the heart as keys to a worthy life.
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New York City
Union Gospel News
A. C. Dixon
D.D
Solomon
David
Israel
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Old Tombs
New York
Prayer as a Mighty Power Record
A sermon asserts prayer’s power against critics who doubt its influence on God and earthly events. The speaker argues that reason alone cannot explain natural facts and urges belief in prayer backed by abundant evidence.
Watch For Opportunities
Watch, for we know not how soon our means of earthly usefulness, our opportunities for faithful service of God on earth, may end. These words remind readers to act on benevolence and step forward to help others without delay.
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Orange County
Paris
Hillsboro
Marseilles
Gluett Peabody
J. Edwin Odgers
Parisian Railway Stations as Art and Politics
A London Chronicle excerpt praises Paris railway stations for blending beauty and utility in grand designs while noting critics denounce the Place de l Opera station as eighteenth century. Detractors call it a bas Louis Quinze affront, arguing it clashes with modern republican ideals.
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Parisian
Paris
Place de l'Opera
Versailles
London Chronicle
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