Speech and turmoil as Blaine Harrison clash at convention
Reports from the state Chronicle describe a tense morning as supporters of Presidents Harrison and Blaine maneuvered for credentials and influence. Delegates crowded the convention hall while clashes over contested seats and the future Republican nominee raged, with Fassett and Clarkson guiding the opening sessions.
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Alumni Address Highlights North Carolina College Mission
Wake Forest report covers alumni address by Prof J B Carlisle on the college man’s role in North Carolina. He urged educated leaders to advance liberty, education, and conservative governance, urging farmers to rise as Cicero and Cincinnati figures for the state’s future.
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Old Panthers Triumph Amid Contested Calls and Rain
A college baseball game in Columbia featured erratic umpiring, later rain delays, and a dramatic Tate slide to home on a misplayed ball. Daily hit a homer and Dunn made a fine catch as Wynne pitched for Columbia, while Winston led Winston-Salem to a fragile lead before a tense finish. Separately, a federal court opened with definite guilty verdicts and continuances in several illicit distilling cases, and a reunions and alumni events program closed the day.
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Prohibition convention in Atlanta and Virginia on June 7
The Georgia State prohibition convention met in Atlanta with about one hundred delegates. Reverend Sam Small led as temporary chairman and denounced local option as insufficient. Virginia’s prohibition gathering in Lynchburg adopted a platform opposing both major parties and backing the National Prohibition nominee, with W. W. Gibbs and J. R. Miller prominent in leadership.
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State Chronicle’s Daily and Weekly circulation claims
The State Chronicle notes its Daily has the largest circulation in the State and City. The Weekly reaches every county in the State. It positions the Chronicle as a premier advertising medium and invites unsolicited correspondence.
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