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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1897

Page

6

Bolters Urge Polar Expedition and Political Jokes

An odd dialogue features Zeke Bolting and a plan to organize a Bolters expedition to the North Pole led by Mark Hanna and Harry Skinner. It riffs on elections, public opinion, and "bolting" for expeditions amid political satire. Also notes advertisers and a Gaston County Farmers Alliance meeting with salary cut resolutions for officers to fund a shoe factory.

Zeke North Pole Campanes Mark Hanna Harry Skinner

Wake County Alliance Called Meeting Notice

Wake County Alliance is called to meet at the court house in Raleigh on Tuesday February 16 1897 for the transaction of important business. Full delegation desired from every Sub Alliance. Fraternally J J Pansy President J W Denmark Chairman Executive Committee.

Wake County Alliance Court House Raleigh J. J. Pansy J. W. Denmark Drummers’ Deposit Bank Wilkes County Bank Wilkesboro Watts Cherokee Superior Court Edenton Elliott Dixon Cleveland Sutton New Hanover Harden Gaston County Chatham Traction Company Omphunder Deep River Cumnock Raleigh and Gaston Railway Hyde W. P. River Lincoln Thomasville Fayetteville and Albemarle Madison McCrary

Liquor laws and public works dominate Pitt and surrounding counties

The record lists debates on temperance and local option in Pitt county near Trinity Church, with motions on liquor sale restrictions, plus bills on roads, schools, and bonds. Also noted are petitions and numerous House actions including tax measures, road relief, and town incorporations across multiple counties.

Cox Pitt County Gale Young Reformatory Chapman Trinity Church Aden Same Crews Ariedge Polk County Babbitt Pamiico Alexander C. A. M. Sykes Tyrrell County Veterans of Confederate Veterans Association White Randolph Randolph County Eusley J M. Moody North Carolina Lusk Laurel Hill Yancey County Joan M. Beckwith Granville County Wake County Easley Asheville Sutton Walters Watauga County Star Montgomery County Edgecombe County Macon County Lyon Caswell Mecklensburg Grant Wayne Gldsboro Atwater Chatham Courty Walker Harrison Odom Anson County Hardison Rollins Scales Guilford Superior Court Ramsey Curtesy Shore N. W. Craft Andrew J. House Gilead Presbyterian Church Caswell County General Assembly Yadkin County John T. Kirk Carolina Togurancs Company Piedmont Fire Insurance Company of Charlotte Capital Stock Braden County Hollow Township Candler Himing Valley Institute Buncombe County Arledge Saluda Asheville Normal and Collegiate Institute Dockery Laurenburg Paesell Cherokee County Colored Normal School of Hayeeteville Lana R. P. Buxton F. P. Williston D. A. Bryant Nicholas Brown Jas. R. Deal

General Wiles of Ohio and Civil War career noted

The article profiles General Wiles, formerly Captain and owner of the river steamboat Charley Potwin, who joined the 78th Ohio Infantry. It recounts his promotion after Fort Donelson, his later ranks under Sherman, and his residences in Kansas and New York. It also shares a personal health struggle and a claim about Pink Pills.

The Sentinel Wiles Charley Potwin Zanesville Parkersburg Wakame 78Th Ohio Infantry Fort Donelson G. F Wles Wileawee Sherman Helstead Kansas Windsor New York

Railroad and municipal bills in tense North Carolina House session

A night session saw bills advancing to incorporate Wingate High School and Whittier town, grant bonds for Harnett and Craven projects, adjust school fund dates, and expand railroad commission powers. Debates touched race district consolidations, public school funds, and a push to publish North Carolina regiment sketches.

J. P. Buter Railroad Commission Butler Supreme Court Inter State Commerce Commission Sharp Wilson Hardisan Public School Fund Soute Early Secretary of State Alexander American Trust and Savings Bank Asabara Clark Shatham Alamance Wingate High School Union County Swain County Wilmington Whittier Roanoke Waller Power and Navigation Company Lusk Judiciary Committee Committee On Election Pamlico County Craven Neuse Trent Stokes County Dare County Mackaville Hancock Duncan

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