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State Preas drops of various crops, a Grand Lodge meeting in Charlotte, and local civic actions. Aldermen plan prayer at meetings, Goldsboro votes on railroad financing, Mount Airy sells bonds for water and electric plants. A hunting accident near Huntersville leaves one dead. ships head to Cuba with war munitions. notable residents sail or relocate.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Charlotte
B. Charlotte
Mount Airy
Huntersville
Lee Alexander
June Alexander
Rev
W. L Grissom
Greensboro
Europe
Connecticut
Laurinburg
Wilmington
Cuba
J. M. Tiernan
Christian Reid
North Carolina
Mexico
Graham Gleaner
R. A. Carter
Ansonville
Frank Wheelies
Wadesboro
Newton Enterprise
Hickory Times
Col. Thornton
Salisbury
Harry Craig
J. C. McCanless
Condi
Board of Education
Carteret
Jones
Craven Counties
J. M. Deaton
Mooresville
New York
Deaton
Statesville
J. F. Downs
Mt. Bethel
Chamber of Commerce
Mesars Lea & Hutson
Bear Creek
Chatham Citizen
Marshall Spencer
Lilesville Township
Nto
Chatham Record
Franklin Press
Madison County
Big Pine Creek
William Gentry
Noah Roberts
Gentry
Roberts
Marshall
Tarboro Dispatch
Gastonia Gazette
The
Gazette
Elizabeth City
the Tabernacle
Abe Vaughan
Western Railroad
Marshville
Union County
James Huffines
Guilford County
Warrenton
Louisburg
Henderson Oxford
Lizzie Macon
Littleton
Vaughans
Alford
Ben
Fred Keel White
Conetoe
Keel
Rocky Mount Phoenix
Winston Daily Sentinel
Davidson County
Mt. Airy
Blue Ridge
Fisher's Peak
Morganton Herald
Burke
Burke Tanning Co
Waynesville
John E Crymes
Charles Davis
Crymes
Davis
Burnsville
Populist Conference Question Sparks South Sidelined
Hon W L Peek writes that Butler should have called a general populist conference. He argues fusion with the Democratic party is betrayal and predicts a decisive stance from the south if not allowed to lead. He urges a people’s referendum and warns leaders cannot control a determined base. Conyers Ga Wu L Pers
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Courier
Butler
People’s Party
South
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Reformed Democracy
Great West
Northwest
Congress
Livingston
United States
Cuba War Dispatches Reveal Deep Insurrection Hardships
Washington reports publish excerpts from state department archives on Cuba. Secretary Olney urges mediation and warns of widespread poverty and death in Cuban provinces. The leaked consular letters portray insurgents expanding control, Spain’s challenged rule, and US interests in ending the conflict with prudent intervention.
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Weyler
Washington
State Department
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Senate
United States
Cuba
Foraker
Olney
Spain
Lee
Santiago de Cuba
DeLome
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