County conventions brighten North Carolina Democratic shows
North Carolina counties report harmonious Democratic conventions on May 7 with delegates chosen to the State and congressional conventions. In Pitt and Orange counties delegates were uninstructed or pledged to Holt. crops, weather, and bank statements were summarized, and community efforts included ladies’ World’s Fair plans and university desks for Virginia Dare.
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State Chronicle
Newsom
Democrat
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Washington
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Maryland
Virgina
South Carolina
Georgia
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Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Ike
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Holt
Rawam
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R. R. Cotton
New World
Virginia Dare
Roanoke Island
Messrs
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Rollins
Eller
Cherry
Howell
Rodgers
Batchelor
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Mangum
Missionary zeal dominates Southern Baptist convention in Atlanta
At the Atlanta convention on May 7 the second day featured large missionary meetings across churches with major pledges. Dr. Carter urged evangelization as God’s law, and Dr. Broadus appealed for a million dollars to fund world redemption. Joshua Levering donated 000 for self and 5000 for a twin brother, inspiring widespread pledges. The Royal Arcanum council gathered in Salisbury for a grand meeting with officers and a banquet.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Carter
Augusta
Green
St. Louis
Broadus
Chapman
Wilkins
Young People’s Baptist Union
Mabie
American Baptist Union
Japan
India
China
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Himsel
North Carolina
J.J. Hau
Cor
State Chronicle
The
Royal Arcanum
Salisbury
Wright
Wilmington
H. B. Adams
Monroe
Jacobi
Boyd
Newbern
A. M. Powell
Raleigh
St. James Hotel
Salisbury Council
N. 5. James
H. S. Adams
Theo. F. Kluitz
F. W. W. Peschau
W. H. Neave
Conservatory of Music
Loth
Grand Council
Democrats Carry Piz in Swift Creek Primary Rush
The Democratic primaries selected delegates to the county convention. In Swift Creek the third party won 75 to 15 while Wake Forest and New Light towns reported harmony and solid Democratic delegates. The county convention meets next Saturday to decide on platform alignment with 1890 Ocala principles.
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Piz
Swift Creek
First Ward
W. TL. Snelling
D.T. Swindell
C. B. Hart
W. Denmark
Fab. W. Honeycutt
Charles A. Goodwin
Josephus Daniels
L. C. Bagwell
John W Markham
B. F. Cheatham
A. Ht. Green
Holt
P. F. Faison
John Ward
Walter Grimes
W. N. M. T. Leach
John W. Cro
E. B. Pagelhard
W. L B. Grimes
A H. Lewis
Joseph E. Pog Cowper
R. B. Raney
Fourth Ward
J. N. Holding
David Rosenthal
C. B. Root
R. M. Andrews
A. Botts
A. W. Goodwin
Lare John W. Horton
J. R. Ferail
A.D. Jones
J. J. Johnson
C. 8. Allen
W. W. R. Crawford
Jacob A. Charles Root
T. D. Watson
New Light
Wake Forest
J. W. Jones
J R. Holland
K. M. Creast Harris
Robert Waik B. Young
Shadrick
Waker
Democratic Party
Agai
Shonforo
Alliance
Rail route to Atlanta praised by Raleigh travelers in May dispatch
In a Raleigh to Atlanta correspondence May six, the writer extols the Seaboard Air Line route from Portsmouth to Atlanta via Raleigh, noting smooth track and first class service. The piece also covers Democratic conventions and candidate discussions across North Carolina, including endorsements for Holt and remarks on Governor's race prospects.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Henderson
Raleigh
Dunnaway
Churchland
Seaboard Air Line
Caboard & Roanoke
Raleigh& Gaston
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line
Carol Central
Carolina, Georgia & Northern
Chester
Clinton
Greenwood
Abbeville
South Caro
Alberton
Athnd
Monroe
Fet
River and Harbor Bill Debated Amid Amendments and Delays
The House debated a Great Lakes ship channel amendment in the river and harbor bill with lawmakers from Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and others arguing for and against a 21 foot channel and an expert board to assess a Poe report. The amendment failed 33 to 120 and the bill moved to committee of the whole before adjournment. Memorial Day programs and university receptions were announced along with several local notices and social events.
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House
Whiting
Michigan
Great Lakes
Chicago
Duluth
Buffalo
Secretary of War
Board of Engineers
O. M. Poe
Carlisle
Minnesota
Tarnsey
Missouri
Chipman
Simpson
O'Neill
Bryan
Nebraska
Democratic Party Dominates State Convention Coverage
The State Chronicle reports May 7 that Forsyth and Winston regions push for straight out Democrat leaders. Delegates show strong support for Holt and Clement with Cadence of party unity and no third party influence.
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State Chronicle
Fiuusnoro
Orangeounty
John C. Hughes
County Alliance
Kinstox
Lenoir
N. J. Rouse
W. W. Carraway
Allen
Severil Todice Winston
Forsyth
Holt
Winstosx
Jon Buford
Ellis Hauser
Clement Bianly
Wilson County
le State Chronicle
Wilcox
Democratic
Representatiocrats
Serber
Noth- 12 Nas
St. Louis
The ConkostoLe Advertising Medium Spotlight
The State Chronicle The Daily boasts the largest state and city circulation. The Weekly reaches every county in the state. The ConkostoLe stands as a premier advertising medium and invites correspondence from readers and advertisers.
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