State News: Turpentine, Rice and Other Crops Highlight Year
Summary of заметки from North and South Carolina: Wilkes man extracts 4190 pounds of tan bark from a single tree. New Hanover county truckers form the New Hanover Track Growers Association. Reports claim eight cotton and wool factories opened in the last quarter to June 30. University leadership rumors surround Prof. Erwin Alderman in Europe as a potential UNC president. Robberies, factory news, rail accidents, and local incidents are noted across multiple towns including Salisbury, Brevard, Tarboro, Henderson, and Raleigh, with various death notices and civic changes.
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Wilkes
New Hanover County
New Hanover
Erwin A. Alderman
Europe
J. W. Carter
Rowan County
Salisbury
Brevard
Tarboro Southerner
Frederick Norris
Conetoe
Chatham
John H. Lawrence
Cape Fear Township
J. D. Husham
D. D
Shelby
Baptist Church of
Henderson
J. H. Sledd
Jonesboro High School
Salisbury World
Will Huff
Monroe Journal
Marion Sutton
Union
Derrick Yow
Deep River Township
Carthage Blade
Raleigh
Randolph County
Cumberland
Battery Park
Asheville
Key & Co
Stateeville
Jordan
Cumberland Mills
Fayetteville
Alford Stafford
Rosedale
Joseph Cooper
Webster Herald
Henry Norman
New York
Ezbeth City
Clinton Democrat
Brady
Charlotte Loan and Savings Bank
St. Louis
Chicago
Sanford Express
Evans Place
Glendon & Gulf
Cumnock
L. M. Williams
Berryhill Township
William
Charlotte News
Murphy
Grant
Henderson County
J. H Hampton
Buncombe
T. G. Dill
Hendersonville
Allen Dill
John W. Rice
Beaver Dam
Dill
Greensboro
Asheboro Street
Southern
Lexington Dispatch
Jake
Yadkin River
Tyre
Black Mountain
Tuckaseige
Vanderbilt
Old Fort
Blue Ridge
Orange County People's party meets in Hillsboro for delegate picks
The People's party of Orange County gathered in the court house at Hillsboro. Speakers included W. B. York L. S. Herndon and Devereux Turner while credentials were filed. Delegates to Congressional Judicial and State conventions were elected across precincts with Robert L. Stroud of Chapel Hill chosen by acclamation to attend the National Convention. A resolution endorsing silver and critiquing Cleveland's administration was adopted.
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People's Party of
Orange County
Court House
Hillsboro
W. B. York
Herndon
Devereux Turner
Robert L. Stroud
Chapel Hill
University Station
J. T. Coutch
R P. Strayhorn
South Chapel Hill
E. H. Wilson
W. C. Johnston
L Herndon
E H. Wilson
Caldwell
T. J. Harris
W. W. Latta
R Y Walker
Harvey Clark
D. Turner
Chalk Crossing
David Holmes
Wheat Hillsboro
Jim Pratt
George Pratt
A. J. Gordon
George Crutchfield
People’s Party of
Republic
Grover Cleveland
Butler
Patrick Henry
T. S. Hernpon
Pres
T. Drevereux Turner
Democratic Platform Embraces Currency and Labor Reforms
The National Democratic Platform reaffirms liberty and civil rights, opposes gold monometallism, supports free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, and denounces monetary policy that harms industry. It calls for federal control of money, opposition to interest bearing bonds, and cheap, fair tariffs. It also advocates immigration limits, trusts regulation, and improvements to waterways.
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United States
Congress
London
Supreme Court
Democratic Congress
North Carolina Cincinnati Society Meets in Asheville on Fourth
The North Carolina division of the Society of the Cincinnati held its annual session in Asheville on July 4 with Col. Wilson G. Lamb elected president for the ensuing year. Delegates discussed the national society's proceedings, admitted new members, and fixed the next meeting for Raleigh on February 22, 1897. A resolution praised Senator Marion Butler for securing a ten thousand dollar federal appropriation for monuments to General Nash and General Davidson.
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Wilson G Lamb
Butler
Raleigh
North Carolina
Society of the Cincinati
Asheville
General Society of the Nation
Philadelphia
General Society
Col
Wilson G. Lamb
Williamston
N. C
North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati
Marion Butler
United States Senate
Francis Nash
William Lee Davidson
House of Representatives
Wake County Alliance Elects Officers After Meeting
Wake County Alliance met with the L L Polk Alliance at the A M College on Thursday. Senator Mewbourne gave an instructive speech on the Hillsboro shoe factory and finance, drawing keen attention. J J Penny was elected president, W B Upchurch vice president, L N Raines secretary. J W Denmark named state alliance delegate. Resolutions passed. secretary promised publication but did not reach this issue.
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Wake County Alliance
L L. Polk Alliance
A. & M. College
Mewbourne
Hillsboro
Bro
J. J. Penny
W. B. Upchurch
L. N. Raines
Bro. J. W. Denmark
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R B. Cox
Ramseur
John Baas
Newton
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Monbo
Wallacetown
Fayette Stevenson
Wes. Stevenson
Louisburg
W. T. Hughes
Jonesboro
John Levy Clark
Clark
Burlington
J. W. Holt
Hines’ Chapel
John Howerton
Fall City
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