Democratic Party Faces Split Rumors and Leadership Talk
The article discusses rumors of a potential third party split in the Democratic ranks led by figures such as Mr. Smith. It notes discussions at a hotel meeting,Idle hands, and speculation on the 1912 North Carolina gubernatorial race include names like Cleveland and Ben Hill as possible influences and nominations.
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Yaina
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David Ben
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Hill
I York
Flower
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Notes From Elon College Chronicle Teases Incoming Class
Fragmentary text from a 19th century Elon College note hints at a forthcoming class and student body growth. Mentions about healthful influence and training, with references to boys and girls in North Carolina. Content is obscured and incomplete, limiting clear facts or dates.
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Tege Hevins
North Carolina
Carey
Co education gains praised amid church youth drive
A southern school touts high moral records and strong Y M C A participation. The piece defends co education against critics, notes rapid adoption in the South, and lists M Bishop Lyman appointments across North Carolina towns from Flat Rock to Franklin with mission collections.
Rates to the Catawba Fair from Southern Points
The Richmond and Danville Railroad offers round trip tickets to Newton North Carolina for the Catawba Agricultural and Industrial Fair. Tickets on sale Sept 28 to Oct 3 with return by Oct 5 1891. From Asheville 1.90 Marion 1.10 Salisbury 1.00 Charlotte 1.40 Greensboro 2.00 Durham 3.20 Henderson 4.00 Raleigh 3.60 Selma 4.00 Goldsboro 4.60. Intermediate point rates in proportion.
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Newton
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Asheville
Marion
Salisbury
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Henderson
Raleigh
Selma
Goldesboro
Davidson College Faculty and Courses Listing 1881
Davidson College announces its academic lineup from Sept 10 1881 to June 1 1882. President J B Shearer D D L L D leads Biblical Instruction Moral Philosophy. W J Martin LL D Chemistry. W D Vinson M Mathematics. W S Graves Latin French. W S Currell Ph D English. H L Smith Ph D Natural Philosophy. C Kd Harding Ph D Greek German. W L Lingle Mathematics Tutor. The Master's Bachelor Science Eclectic and Business Courses are offered.
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J. B. Shearer
W. J. Martin
W. D. Vinson
W.S. Graves
W.S. Currell
Desteanor
H. L. Smith
C. Kd. Harding
Richmond and Basia Schedule Endorsed for Aug 2
Endorsed timetable shows routes from Richmond to Greensboro and beyond with arrival times listed from 1216 pm to 3:30 pm. includes connections to Louisville Knoxville and Philadelphia and notes multiple city stops such as Asheville Marion Morganton and Statesville.
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T.V
Orriston
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Hot Springs
Asheville
Sheville
S. and Knob
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Hicsory
St Contor
Statesville
Salisbury
Greensporo
Dasville
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R. Durhem
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Philadelphia
New York
Sealed Proposals for Two Story Brick House in Goldsboro
Sealed proposals for erecting a two story brick house known as Building No. 2 for the Odd Fellows Orphan Home will be received in Goldsboro until October 6, 1891. Plans and specifications are on file with Grand B. H. Woodell in Raleigh and the undersigned in Goldsboro. The building committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Goldsboro
Grand
B. H. Woodell
Raleigh
N.C
Young stenographer seeks position with minimal salary
A young man skilled in stenography and typewriting and with some experience seeks a job. He expects only a small salary at first. Address care Chronicl.
Planters' Warehouse in Wilson Promotes Tobacco Trade
Tom Jones of Anderson Jones & Co announces relocation from Raleigh to Wilson North Carolina and invites former patrons and farmers to sell leaf tobacco. He notes one of the state's largest warehouses with many buyers and prize houses, promising satisfactory prices and careful attention as daily sales exceed expectations.
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Wilson
N.C
Tom
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