State News and Election Notes from North Carolina
Long dispatch of state media items. Poll results show Bryan leading in North Carolina with 488 to 155,222 for McKinley and a 19,266 plurality. Reports cover strikes at Oxford cotton mill, local association officers in Raleigh, a student injured at Asheville Bingham School, prison escapes, and court actions on minimum carload rules. Also noted are river mullet, Confederate Veterans meeting in Raleigh, and local political clubs in New Bern.
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Oxford
North Carolina
Bryan Ey
McKinley
Sumer
Levering
Bentley
Bryan
Raleigh
J. B
A. B. Stronach
Jos. F. Ferrell
Saint Fayetteville
Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
Seaard
Seaboard
Raleigh Cor
Charlotte
Col. Olds
Simmons
Newbern
Bryan, Stevenson and Thomas
Tim York
Thomas
Congress
Hahn
Federal Court
Geo Green
Bobbitt
Isaac Smith
Alderman Johnson
Sixth Ward
Aycock
Chicago News
Population shifts and political maneuvers in early 1900s
Census figures show Alabama and California population gains since 1890, while Connecticut also rises. Nationally, party analyses forecast McKinley and Bryan outcomes. legislative reforms in Kentucky and Nebraska loom amid a fragmented party landscape. An Anglo German agreement preserves an open door to China, shaping American trade aims.
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Alabama
California
Lindsay
Kentucky
McKinley
American Anti-Imperialistic League
United States
Wm. J. Bryan
New York Journal
New York
Bryan
Brookly
Connecticut
New York Herald
Maitland Express
Washington
Gemany
England
China
Germany
Russia
Manchuria
Death of John Sherman Ex Secretary of State and Treasury
John Sherman, born 1823 in Ohio, died in Washington after a long illness at seventy seven. He served in Congress, the Senate, and as Secretary of the Treasury and of State, shaping financial policy and legal tender laws during a stormy era. His career, tied to his brother General Sherman, left a lasting mark on U.S. public life.
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Sherman
Washington
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
England
John Sherman
Corps of Engineers and Surveyors
Charles
Mansfield
Congress
House of Representatives
the Treasury
President Hayes
Committee On Ways and Means
United States
National Bank Law
General Sherman
New York
Brief History of Bryan Stevenson and Roosevelt Campaign Figures
The piece outlines ages birthplaces and ancestries for McKinley Roosevelt Bryan and Stevenson. It notes military service, political roles from New York to Illinois, and prior campaigns. It reports electoral vote projections and a coal mine settlement ending a strike with most companies agreeing to union demands.
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New York Herald
McKinley
Bryan
Indiana
California
Delaware
Illinois
Kansas
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Danville Tobacco Prices Quoted by Norfolk Trade
Farmers stock nuts prices listed for Danville markets with quotes from Norfolk on October 27 1900. Fancy per ton 26 2s Strictly prime 24 2 Prime per ton 14 1% Spanish per bushel 1.00.
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Norfolk
Danville
Willindton
N.C
Royal Rice
Bacox
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Goldsboro Argus
Enterprise Lumber Company
Proselos
Goldsboro
Charlotte Observer
Niles
Asheville
G. G. Graham
Robert Earwood
Richard ‘II
Col‘djeple
Pamlico
Homer
K. Caton
Bayboro
Hickory Mercury
Terides
Lutte
Theo. F. Kluttz
Tor Congress
Moreson
H. H. Caldwell
Caldwell
Penkine
Kluttz
Utlf
Joe
Sampson County
Clinton
Lee Murrill
Lee Kirby
Kirby
Murrill
Washington Messenger
A. M. Waddell
Progressive Farmer
Democratic Party
General News
Hobson
Montgomery
Gen. Wheeler
Galveston
Texas
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Georgia
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
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Mississippi
Missouri
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Nebraska
Nevada
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Conference Committee
Beckham
House
A. M. G. Ochran
Maysville
Thurston
Lincoln
Republican Party
Stevenson
Roosevelt
New York Sun
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
President McKinley
New York City
Roses
Albany
N. Y
Harvard College
Columbia Law School
New York Assembly
Harrison
Twenty-third
Ohio Volunteers
South Mountain
Antietam
Lexington
Winchester
Fisher’s Hill
Cedar Creek
Cuba
San Juan
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Salem
Bloomington
Kansas City
Christian County
Goebel
Chicago
Isaac P. Gray
Judge Morse
Henry Watterson
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
Senate
Ways and Means
West Point Military Academy
Charleston
W. Va
Reas
Raleigh Cotton
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Danville Tobacco
Wilmington Market
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