Postal notice and subscription rates in contemporary Georgia paper
An early 20th century newspaper fragment details delivery guarantees and deadlines, urging readers to report missed papers. It lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions and offers club rates and samples. A separate notice requests authors use real names and includes Henry Grady’s political reflection on sectional loyalty.
Presbyterian Synod in session at Durham
The Synod of North Carolina meets in Durham, representing more than thirty thousand of the state’s best people. It is a body of educated men and the home of the patriotic Scotch Irish Presbyterians who helped found the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence.
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Durham
Mecklenburg
Presbyterians in North Carolina Focus on Evangelization
The article contrasts North Carolina Presbyterians expanding evangelism with debates in New York on creed revision. It notes renewed church activity, avoidance of internal disputes, and reports from the New York Herald about possible changes to predestination and election. It cautions against haste and defends ecclesiastical autonomy.
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Presbyterian Church In
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church
New York
John Knox
Mortality in Trades Ranked by Profession at Hygiene Congress
At the international hygiene congress a mortality table rates occupations for ages twenty five to sixty five. Ecclesiastics and gardeners 100. Cornwall miners 331. weavers 338. other trades range from 114 for farmers to 338 for weavers.
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Cornwall
How Far Is a Woman to Blame
The editorial weighs the Motz family case in Shelby where an acquittal led to a public ovation. It argues women and men share responsibility for sin, questions a marriage vow law that forces a man to marry a woman he wronged, and suggests the woman bears part of the blame along with the man.
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Snerwoon
Shelby
Motz
Samuel Motz
Robert Michael
Hitt to hold two offices as governor and senator
The governor plans to serve out his term while Davin B. Hitt begins his U S Senate term December 1, continuing as governor until January 1. The piece notes criticism from critics and praise from allies, comparing the political maneuver to historic campaigns and stressing Democratic confidence amid the power shift.
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New York
Senate
M. Y. World
Davin B. Hitt
United States
Flower
Empire State
Jones
A Correct View of the Matter
Alliance members may join party caucuses conferences or conventions as partisans of their party but not as Alliance representatives. The Alliance cannot elect or send a member to speak for the order in such meetings.
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Alliance Republican
Alliance People’s Party
Order
Simmons
Unclear Party Authority Cited Over Alliance Voice
Fragmentary report notes a figure claiming a role in a party but lacking authority to speak for the Alliance. The cited position remains unofficial and disputed as of May.
Comfort for Tom Dixey in Tammany influence noted
A Charlotte Chronicle piece argues Democratic leaders should not overlook Tammany influence, though it says Tammany politics are contaminated and mandated in practice. The report frames the tension around Tammany’s role in local politics.
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Charlotte Chiro
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