Hoke Smith endorses Wilson as the only plausible nominee
Senator Hoke Smith argues Woodrow Wilson is the strongest, most available Democratic candidate across states. He praises Underwood and Clark, cites Wilson’s governance in New Jersey, and predicts Wilson can win key states from Massachusetts to California while noting Republican resistance to Taft’s machine.
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Tragic double burial amid a spree of distant headlines
News briefs recount a moody mix of tragedies and trials from across the country. A judge and his wife are buried after a fatal shooting near the courthouse, while a Rockingham chain gang incident echoes racial tensions. Rail construction progresses Raleigh to Charlotte, a missing boy in Asheville surfaces, and Titanic survivors reach Norfolk. Frederick Beach faces trial in a separate case, and Rev. J Frank Norris is acquitted of perjury amid arson charges. Insurance losses from the Titanic total about 15 million.
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Sheriff Candidacy Denial Letter Addressed
B A Horn writes on April 10 1912 denying rumors he will run for sheriff again stating he only promised not to be a candidate in 1903. He addresses the county and signs respectfully.
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Bryan May Nominate Third Man in Republican Fight
In Tampa Florida William J. Bryan argued Republicans may nominate a third candidate amid Roosevelt Taft tensions. He cited both sides as unfit and floated Southern names like Hoke Smith to counter a potential progressive split. A separate Atlantic City incident saw 17 year old Ethel Hiltner collapse after calling Dr Marcus for a hospital exchange, blamed on an automatic signal causing an old injury to flare.
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Subscription Books Free to All for the Asking
Public notice invites readers to consult the Contest Manager for information on contests and how the Cold can be won. A Mississippi court decision reportedly awards Col Henry a share of a kinman estate valued at 75 000 to 80 000 dollars, stirring local interest.
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Vegetarianism Expensive in Pioneer Times
A fragment notes Capt Jinks of the Horse Mu feeding his horse cob corn and beans amid a debate on the high cost of vegetarianism. The Chicago Tribune quote mentions advancing vegetarianism as costly in the good old days.
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No Change to Subscriptions Voting Asserted
The notice insists voting on subscriptions will not change and urges readers to submit subscriptions, start the paper, and obtain a SPECIAL receipt as part of the process. It emphasizes equal value day by day throughout the contest.
Buy High Grade Pianos From Stieff Firm Today
Readers seeking a quality piano are advised to purchase from the time honored firm of Chas. M. Stieff. A high grade instrument ensures no later regret and lasting value.
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Broad tires for better roads proposed by Mangum
Mangum argues broad tires on heavy wagons would prevent road damage and reduce maintenance. He advocates four inch tires on light axles and adjustable wheels of 32 inches front and 38 inches rear, claiming yearly road repair would drop with widespread adoption. He also suggests a law banning tires narrower than four inches to speed improvement.
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Local Machine Shop Offers Engine Repair and Plumbing
Austin and Correll advertise repair services for engines and machinery, plus plumbing and related work, positioning themselves as a versatile shop ready to handle diverse repairs at their lime wear freight depot location.
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Piles Treated by New Remedy Promises Refund
Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska promotes a new remedy for piles sold with a strong guarantee. In ten years only 3 percent of users asked for refunds, indicating satisfaction. English Drug Company and Dr Leonhardt Co advertise packages and a free HEM-ROLD booklet via Station B Buffalo NY.
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Attorney J Pratt Announces Limited Practice in Recorder's Court
J Pratt, appointed prosecuting attorney in the Recorder's court, notes he cannot appear for defense in criminal actions. All other legal business will receive prompt, careful attention. Office rooms 21 and 22, Loan and Trust Building, Monroe, N C.
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