Silverites Convention Rallies Wide North Carolina Crowd
The Silverites gathered at Griffin Opera House with 1,000 in attendance from all counties, showing broad support for free coinage. Delegates, led by Patrick and Glessner, heard Senator Morgan, while resolutions endorsed immediate silver restoration and legal tender status, opposing foreign creditor control.
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Griffin Opera House
Pan
Gairdner
Gardner
Cleveland
Patrick
Jas Glessner
John T. Morgan
Committee On Ions
Evgn P. Howell
Hits
United States
Indus
Ita
State News Highlights North Carolina Adds Churches
A wide state roundup notes 21 additions to the North Carolina Presbyterian church, early grains and crops across regions, local accidents and deaths, and upcoming events. Notable items include deaths in Alamance and Laurinburg, a cotton mill accident, a double hanging guard detail, and plans for the Southern Biblical Assembly in Asheville. Local crop yields, business failures, and civic happenings pepper the report, with mentions of ore strikes, a 102nd Fayetteville militia anniversary, and a new Lutheran church dedication in Winston.
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South North Carolina Presbyterian Report
North Carolina
Smithfield Herald
Alamance Gleaner
Bellomont
Mary Merritt
Jordan Wood
Cedar Rock Township
Louisburg Times
G. N Warren
Carolina Township
Greenville
Laurinburg
Dan'l W. Livingston
Spring Hill
Rowan County
Anderson Brown
White Ferrow
Whiteville
Sallie Howell
Rachael Baldwin
Mann Arrington
H. M. Emerson
Bromo Seltzer
Chapel Hill
Emerson
Wilmington Star
Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry
Fayetteville
N. C
Wilmington
Columbus News
Forest City Ledger
Ellenboro
Henrietta
Messrs. Wright & Co
Berry Jones
Here
Haw River
Jacksonville
Herman Bell
Parmele Eccleston Company
Greensburg
Mount Airy
P. A. Price
Lum Kellum
Greenville Reflector
Chears
Pactolus
F. W. Brown
Morganton Herald
Kistler
Burke County
Burke Tanning Company
Winston Sentinel
Alspaugh
Surry
Stokes
Hattie Shafer
Sree
Bryan Addresses Silver Question in Cincinnati Speech
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Bryan outlines multiple propositions on free coinage and silver in a Chamber of Commerce address. He disputes Carlisle’s five propositions, cites statistics on per capita money, and argues for a bimetallic standard with silver as equal to gold, warning against gold monometallism and urging broad public support to expand money supply.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Bowling Green
Jean
United States
England
Treasury Department
Mexico
Treasury
Great Britain
France
Germany
China
Turkey
Australia
Austria
Hungary
Mr. Carlisle
Chicago Tribune
India
National Bank
Sherman
Carlisle Descri
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Wilmington Dispatch
Greensboro
Gray Bremer
Lumberton Robesonian
Robeson County
Red Springs
Charlotte News
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Hall & Lancaster
D. W. Cox
Graham Gleaner
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