The Value and Future of Money in Bi Metal Balance
The editor discusses paper money versus coin, arguing for gold and silver as the basis of a twofold paper currency. It cites historical episodes from the Civil War era, criticizes demonetization of silver, and endorses free silver coinage while warning against dependence on single metallic standards. It notes Keystone bank stockholder delays and ends with a medical ad.
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United States
Aluo
Congress
Rendy
Europe
Americ
North Carolina
Germany
North Carolina editors elect officers for next year at Winston-Salem convention
North Carolina Press Association members elect officers for the next year during the Winston-Salem session. J P Caldwell and Josephus Daniels named delegates to the National Convention. A banquet at Twin City Club rooms capped a notable gathering.
Ex North Carolinian urges Cleveland for 1892 nomination
A seasoned North Carolina Democrat warns against repeating 1880 mistakes and insists on nominating Grover Cleveland in 1892. He argues tariff reform is the key issue, cites Tilden and Hancock as lessons, and notes Cleveland's cross regional appeal, especially to the South and Midwest.
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Statesville
Bayard
Mr.Tilden
Hancock
Tilden
Democratic Party
Greeley
Cleveland
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
South
van Buren
Texas
Mr. Cleveland
Editors Disband After Royal Winston-Salem Gathering
The State Chronicle reports editors held a royal banquet at the Twin City Club in Winston with over 250 attendees and ornate toasts to editors Ashe Daniels Webster Dowd Deal Latham Caldwell Hilliard and London. A Wilkesboro excursion for about 150 editors followed, with dinner at Hotel Gordon and a town tour.
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Winston
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
Twin City
Brown
Opera House
Caldwell
Brothers of the North Carolina Press Association
Press of
Sherrill
J. C. Baxton
Barton
H. A. London
E. E. Hilliard
H. C. Wall
Salem Female College
J. H. Clewell
Salem Orchestra
Association
Cleveland
Crisp
N. C
Scott
Lenoir
Marshal
Gastonia
Williams
Newton Enterprise
Chicago
Stonevile
Roanoke and Southern
J. A. Thomas
Louisburg Times
E.E. Hilliard
Scotland Neck
Winston-Salem
State Chronicle
Winston, N. C
Twin City Club
Ashe
Daniels
Webster
Dowd
Deal
Latham
Hilliard
London
Wilkesboro
Hotel Gordon
Trinity College Announces Relocation Plans for Fall Term
The Executive Committee of Trinity College Board of Trustees announces the fall term will open September 3 at the old Trinity site in Randolph County due to delays in the Durham new build. Instruction at Durham is postponed. law studies begin with no extra charge. High School continues in Trinity.
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Trinity College
Durham
Collep
N. C
Bilding
Board of Trustees
Trinity
Randolph Epnty
North Carolina
Trinity High School
Plege
North Yearly Meeting of Friends
J. W
E. J
Carr
Joan F. Crowerr
Board of Truste
Trinity College Park
Winston
Chapel Hill
Geo. T. Wixstosx
D. Melven
Epwis A. AlpEnsay
Civics in Schools Proposed by Trinity College Leader
Pres Jno F Crowell of Trinity College urges civics study in state schools citing A S Peterman’s Elements of Civil Government. He argues civics fosters understanding of government before history and calls for civics to be a freshman admissions requirement. Separately Capt T F Kirkland of the Seaboard Air Line was shot on a Hamlet train. he is recovering at home. The piece also notes Ely Cream Balm endorsements and a New York report on October 11 observances tied to Leviticus 25 10 and the July 4 1776 independence proclamation.
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Jno F. Crowell
Trinity College
le Deruam
N. C
A. S. Peterman
Kentuc
Poland
Clvics
Reseher
Pete Look
Congo
Kirkland
Hamlet
T. F. Kirkland
Seaboard Air Line
New York
Pan Republic Congress Executive Committee
Independence Hall
United States of America
Continental Congress
America
Con Publicatian
People’s Party Convention Endorses Candidacy Debates Governor Bid
Maryland Farmers Alliance scene unfolds with secret session endorsing Frank Brown for governor while opposing non residents in public property use. Resolution favors education, asserts oyster beds for Maryland citizens and unity among farmers, with references to National Alliance ties and forthcoming state council plans.
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Bantivone
T! People’s Party
Maryland
Fars ’ Alliance
Tnedustrial Union
Frank Brown
Farmers of
1Preme Council
Mitchell
Saltimone
Maryland Farmers’ Alliance
Polk
Allianer
Ohio and Chesapeake
Ocala
India
J. W
Indias
State Alliance
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E.W. Warner
Rochester
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Stan Farmers’ Alliance of Maryland
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Electyt Watt
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U.deen
TFW
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Bell Steward
CC. Wright
Bey
Ko Pops
W. TL Pomlinson
JS Hott
Tenes
National Council
S.T
Sabs Treasury
C. Cheney
West & Pruax
Wholesul Dragegist
Toledo
Ohio
Kitna & Martin
Voledo
Obi Hall
Bert
Domne Hers Toro Weet
Washington
Northwest
Association of the National Democratic Clubs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Puget Sound
Oregon
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