Election penalties and duties in North Carolina long form
The text outlines penalties for false returns and mishandling election records, including fines of five hundred dollars to the state and half to plaintiffs, punishments for falsifying poll books, and duties for electoral officers and registers. It references Raleigh travel allowances and assembly-like privileges.
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United
Aie County
Superior Court
Raleigh
General Assembly
Naked Man Stops Train On Georgia Track
A Macon dispatch to the Atlanta Constitution reports an engineer on the Central Road encountered a naked white man walking on the track as the train approached Augusta. The man refused to move, fled along the line, disappeared around a curve, and the engineer could not determine who he was or what became of him.
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Macon
Atlanta Constitution
Central Road
Atlanta
Past life a blank for injured husband and family
A Philadelphia Press item recounts a hospital ward scene where a brain damaged man fails to recognize his wife and child. The family, once close, endures a bleak moment as the father’s memory remains a blank despite his will to respond.
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James
Philadelphia Press
Silent Shore Longing Across Heaven’s Quiet Reach
Fragmented verse laments missing loved ones and the ache of death’s release. The speaker longs for reunion with a departed soul, imagining a peaceful afterlife and the lure of a blissful, sorrowless home beyond the fragile shell of the living world.
Household settings for Italian cream and preserves
A Victorian era household guide explains Italian cream as a milk and egg custard set in moulds on ice, with a note to chill overnight. It then details preserving practices for crab apples quince and orange marmalade and peaches, finishing with a remark that artificial silk is made from wood pulp.
Good roads and country church going in North Carolina
Prof J A Holmes recounts a Raleigh road conference and a Sabbath trip through hill country showing macadamized roads easing travel to churches. He contrasts such highways with winter mud in North Carolina, noting roads hinder religious and social life and cost millions annually.
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Raleigh
J. A. Holmes
New Jersey
North Carolina
Wilmington
Europe
State Fair Notes Highlight Raleigh Exhibition Growth
State fair notes praise Raleigh events with wide exhibitor support from Vanderbilt estate Buncombe to Wachovia Kennels Forsyth. Peanut rice and grain displays plus cattle breeding and international glass works attract national interests. Three days include Education day Tuesday soldiers day Wednesday farmers day Thursday Chief Marshal Col J B Holt leads with a large corps of assistants.
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Raleigh
Vanderbilt
Buncombe
McIntyre
Onslow
Kennedy
Lenoir
Holt and Homewood
Alamance
Fairview
Wake
Mott Farm
Iredell
Sedgefield Stock
Forsyth
Hege Poultry
Osceol& Poultry Yards
Craven
Occoneechee Farm
Orange
Capehart
Bertie
Scotland Neck
Halifax
Robinson Stables
Anson
Wachovia Kennels
Kent
Caldwell
Parker Farm
Randolph
North Carolina
Gettysburg
Tate
Col. T
Kenan
United States
J. B. Holt
Burlington
N. C
Kicking machine exchange amid tariff talk and reform
A letter from W. G. Hollowers proposes sending a kicking device to an old friend to punish a voter for supporting Mr. Cleveland. The schemer imagines using the device on a railroad agent and deputy in warehouse work, weighing about 130 pounds, with caution about a delicate agent under a large corporation. The note blends political taunts with a cheeky threat and ends with a cautionary moral.
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Spondence
Goxpssoro
N. C
Cleveland
Kingdom Come
W. G. Hollowers
Popular Tales On Law Stay Of Execution Defined
A long treatise explains stays of execution, covering how courts and statutes grant suspensions of judgments. It lists varied stay periods by state and court type, noting limits for justice courts, courts of record, and corporate or labor judgments, with many specific month counts and dollar thresholds.
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Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
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Idaho
Illinois
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Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Utah
Vermont
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Delaware
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Kansas
Washington
Maryland
Baltimore
Largest Nash County Alliance meeting draws 1200 at White Oak
Correspondence from Nashville North Carolina reports the Nash County Alliance and Spring Hope Sub-Alliance 659 gathering at White Oak Church on July 12. About 1200 attended, with speeches by B. F. Taylor L. Loyd and Isaiah Carver. Officers elected for the coming year include W. A. Moore as President and W. H. Robbins as Vice President. Meeting adjourned for October with a pledge for equal rights and reform.
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Armer
Nashville
N. C
Nash County Alliance
Springhope
White Oak Church
Alliance
White Oak
B. F. Taylor
L. A. Loyd
Isaiah Carver
Bros. Loyd
Carver
W.A. Moore
W. H. Robbins
C.H. Baines
T. H. Matthews
A. D. Williams
G. M. D. Langley
R. Joyner
P. A. May
Gideon Coggin
W. B. Carter
W. A. Moore
State Alliance
Oakland Sub-Alliance
Reform Movement
C. H. Barnes
Sec'y
New Books and Magazines Highlight Labor and Civic Reform
The National Publishing Company will issue Striking for Life with contributions from E V Debs and Samuel Gompers. Charles H Otken writes The Ills of the South 262 pages from G P Putnam. The Arena publishes Will and Garvin papers on municipal reform. Hon Walter Clark discusses popular vote and veto. Three and a half million people remain at sea.
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National Publishing Company
Chicago
Iil
John Swinton
E. V. Debs
Samuel Gompers
Charles H. Otken
LL. D
Mississippi
South
G. P. Putnam's Sons
New York
London
Thomas E. Will
Lucius F. C. Garvin
Arena
Walter Clark
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