Pie Hunters Raise Dash For Dymakrat Pie Reforms
A sarcastic letter mocks rival papers and political pie fights in North Carolina. The author blames Daily Tribune rivals and the News and Observer for partisan clashes and calls Dyma krat activists to strike unless treated fairly. He invokes Kurnell Caldwell and Kurnell Johnson, warns of pie losses, and ends with a Jefferson quote about pie or death.
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Hay Saver Daniels
Hay
Daily Tribune
Tribune
Kurnell Kingsbury
Joseph P. Caldwel
Kurnell Caldwell
North Carolina
Hay Saver Orter
United Order
Kurnell Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
News and Observer
Pardons in North Carolina Spark Public Debate
The Biblical Recorder argues pardons by the governor are not excessive, though publicity inflates perception. It notes pardons arise with cause, typically supported by petitioning judges, and calls for politics to stop tarnishing North Carolina's honor regardless of party.
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North Carolina
North Carolina shoe factory must start now
The Progressive Farmer argues North Carolina needs a shoe factory in Hillsboro and urges farmers and Alliance members to fund and complete it immediately. It condemns indifference and Monopolies seeking failure, calls for decisive action, and insists the project must begin at once with broad farmer support.
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North Carolina
Hillsboro
Whittier
Alliancemen
Farmers
Cc. P
Washington Show ends in fiasco amid clowns and politicians
The Washington Show in Washington DC collapses as promised acts fail to deliver and public discontent grows. Johnny Sherman introduces a new stunt but Uncle Sam refuses to move, signaling likely loss of franchise and support. The piece ends with legal quotes arguing legislative power over rates and court limits, from The Star San Francisco.
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McKinley & Co
Citeus
Washington, D.C
Johnny Sherman
Wizard of the Whip
Sem
John
Uncle Sam
Sam
United States Supreme Court
The
Star
San Francisco
Cal
Right to Regulate Railroad Fares Insists on Public Control
Judge Walter Clark of the North Carolina Supreme Court delivers in Taz Progressive Format a persuasive address on the public’s right to regulate charges of common carriers. He argues for broad dissemination of the reasoning and cites historic facts and judicial decisions to support stricter oversight of railroad passenger and freight fares.
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Raleigh
N. C
Walter Clark
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Clark
Prohibition, drought and cyclone tales from Kansas
A Kansas farmer stores popcorn in a barn, a mare freezes in a mock snowstorm, and a Populist speaker rails against drought, mortgages and water scarcity. A traveling story recalls a water-hauling farmer and a cyclone that broke fences. Quotes ridicule common lies and irrigation jokes surface amid a Horse Review note on horse prices. Justice Brown comments on mail and telegrams in Europe.
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Kansas
Short Grass Country
Kaneas
Seal Sawa
Rockingham County Alliance notes and call to action
Correspondence from Rockingham County reports a modest turnout at the Alliance meeting with Salem Sub Alliance. Prof F. S. Blair spoke at Guilford College. officers for the year were elected including J. O. Lasley as delegate and D. W. Hudson as president. Next meeting at Cross Keys Sub Alliance on October 1. Also notes Gaston County Alliance meeting planned July 23 with full delegation. Also obituary of Senator Isham G. Harris and health warning about mercury in catarrh remedies.
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Rockingham Alliance
Reform
County Alliance
Salem
F. 9. Blair
Guilford College
State Alliance
J. O. Lasley
W. G. Terry
D. W. Hudson
G. @. Davis
J. C. Lasley
J. W. Hundley
J. A. Walker
J. W. Haynes
G. R. Wright
T. L Duke
R. T. Garrell
A. J. Hudson
J. W. King
J. H. Bailey
Cross Keys
Farmers’ Lance
Farmers’ Alliance
Col. Polk
J.C. Lastery
Sec’y-Treas
Rockingham Co. Alliance
Gaston County
Bessemer City
N.C
Gaston County Alliance
Hoyley Bridge School House
Stanley Creek
L. C. Arrowood Sec’y Gaston Co. Alliance
Man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for revival after paralysis
In Detroit a former chief engineer born in Scotland recalls 1872 to later years aboard the City of the Straits and other vessels. After years of nervous strain and locomotor ataxia he was told he would never walk again. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health and mobility, urging others to try them.
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James Crocket
Detroit
Mich
Montcalm Street
Scotland
aIama Marine
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Rice
Cleveland
Council of Doctors
Abe
Ty de
Dr. Williams
James Croogyn
E. Hunt
Wayne County
Senator Harris Forebear of Morrill and Sherman?
WILLIAMSPORT Pa July 6 three carpenters tearing down a granary were attacked by a swarm of gray rats. The rodents fought fiercely biting and scratching. Carpenters with clubs killed 205 rats after the melee.
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Williamsport
George Seitzer
Loyalsock Township
State Industrial School offers broad education for young women
The Stats ormnd Industrial School provides professional, literary, classical, scientific and industrial training for women. It reports 290 to 130 annual sciences, a 25 member faculty, over 400 regular students, a practice school with 125 teachers, and more than 1,200 matriculates from nearly all cities in the state. Correspondence invited for competent trained teaching. Applications for board open before August 1 with catalogue information from Pres. Charles D. Melven.
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Comtent
Agiguet
Charles D. Melven
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Howevr
Europe
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Supreme Court of the
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Washington
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Tennessee
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toldo, O
Toledo
Berwanger
Serges
India
Congress
House
Morrill
Sherman
Gilusha Grow
Pennsylvania
Stats Ormnd Industrial School
Chicago Board of Trade
Chisago Board of Trade
Pune
Board of County Cuanners
Josephs Rogers
Clerk Board County Commissioners
Guilford Colege
Ience
L L Hoees
North Carolina— College of Agriculture and Mechibt Arts
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Ientific
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Lupine
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