Aycock Campaign Row Over Forged Report Letter Denials
A Raleigh printing recounts disputes over an alleged Snow Hill speech by Aycock. Republican and Democratic supporters trade accusations of misquotation and manipulation, while Aycock defends his statements and condemns fraud. Local editors, voters, and party allies weigh in on honesty, legality, and the campaign impact.
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White Supremacy and Republican Ties Spark NC Debate
A Caldwell County Republican circular by J A Crisp promises to back the proposed constitutional amendment while insisting on white supremacy. The document details Aycock’s affidavit claiming no white man would be disfranchised, and critiques Populists allied with Negroes as color blind. Nettle tension rises over party fusion and race politics shaping North Carolina elections.
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BILL THE BUSHRANGER A TALE OF WILD WEST AUSTRALIA
The tale follows Bill Li in Western Australia from a quiet schoolyard friendship to a violent bushranging life. He kills his best friend during an attempted arrest, escapes into the bush, and eludes trackers through weeks of pursuit as Perth’s authorities rally. Despite public sympathy for the fugitive, Bill is captured, jailed, and makes a dramatic escape before a renewed, harsh sentence.
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Statement by J A Crisp on Aycock's sincerity
A Crisp letter argues Aycock swore a deliberate sin and says action should be settled between Aycock and God. Crisp urges readers to decide independently, insisting his word should not bind their conclusions, and signs off respectfully as J A Crisp.
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Parson Cade and Prof Justice Disagree on Negro Rule
Parson Baylus Cade says there is nothing in the danger of negro rule. Prof. A B Justice, a Buncombe native and educator, argues the evils are real and warns white voters in Hertford and other counties. Justice’s views, formed after years east of the mountains, carry weight across North Carolina, especially in the West.
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Gotham subway deal favors city and contractor
A proposal outlines the city paying the contractor’s bid for rapid transit construction while the contractor covers bond interest and a 1 percent sinking fund. Equipment is funded by the contractor, with the city buying it back at lease end via arbitration. After about 45 years the sinking fund retires the loan, yielding future profit to the contractor and protecting city taxpayers under constitutional protections.
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