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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

2

Democratic campaign hopes rise as Bryan support grows

Watauga Democrat reports national excitement for Bryan as New York World notes Republican apathy toward McKinley. Editorial reflects on the Declaration of Independence, U.S. policy in the Philippines, and whether the government remains a republic or becomes an empire. Mentions North Carolina Governor Aycock, Connell, and constitutional amendment margins, plus concerns over child labor in mills and editor Manning theft.

New York World Mark Hanna National Committee McKinley Bryan Mark United States Europe State Board of Canvassers Aycock Govenor Conneill Bowman North Carolina Democratic Party Old North

Vance Monument Unveiling Speech Lays Honor on Battle

R H Battle delivers an address at the unveiling of the Vance statue on Capitol square. The 1,600 pound marble statue stands 21 feet above the walk, eight and a half feet pedestal, four foot mound, depicting Vance in his debating pose. North Carolina citizens express pride in the commemorative monument.

R. H. Battle Vance 8Ate Tima Capitol

Powers trial ends in life imprisonment for accessory murder

The six week trial of Wm Powers for being accessory to the murder of Wm Voebel concluded with a sentence of life confinement in the penitentiary. The remark “the way of the transgressor” underscored the judge's stance.

Wm. Powers Wm. Voebel

We Wish We Were Women Says An Exchange

In a lighthearted exchange, men envy women’s apparent ease in daily dress and leisure while women imitate men’s daytime freedoms, yet women face social expectations about modesty. The remark notes men can lounge in a shirt and linen pants, while women wear a mother hubbard and remain more constrained.

Hubbard

Typo in early vote tally boosts party hopes

A misprint in the Morning Post overstated Republican support by 1,208 in this district for the Governor race. The error shifted as the real result shows Democrats leading by about 1,000 votes, dimming Republican optimism and shaping Democratic prospects in the 8th district.

Morning Post E. Spencer Mont Tattering

Judge Conneill Commissioned for Tenth District Judgehip

Governor Russell yesterday commissioned W. B. Conneill as judge of the Tenth district Superior Court to fill the unexpired term of the late L. L. Greene who died in 1898. Conneill will convene his first court in Watauga on September 8. The district includes McDowell Catawba Caldwell Watauga Ashe Mitchell Yancey and Burke counties. The seat has been held by J. W. Bowman since Greene’s death.

Conneill Morning Post Russell W. B. Conneill Tenth District Superior Court L. L. Greene Post Watauga McDowell Catawba Caldwell Ashe Mitchell Yancey Burke Greene J. W. Bowman Bowman

Peculiar Epidemic Strikes Stanley Town Children

The Stanley Enterprise reports a townwide unusual illness among children, described as severe and hard to manage. It resembles diphtheria and croup but is distinct, posing a clear threat to residents.

Stanley Enterprise

The Vance Unveiling

A large gathering at the capitol square marked the unveiling of Zebulon Baird Vance’s monument. The piece praises Vance as North Carolina’s sole great son, highlighting his independence, integrity, and resolve against entrenched power, urging young men to emulate his virtues and reject subservience to syndicates.

News and Observer Zebulon Baird Vance Capitol Square Vance North Carolina

Two Lives Saved by King’s New Discovery in Ohio

Mrs. George Long of New Straitsville Ohio credited Dr King s New Discovery with curing her chronic cough and saving her life After one bottle her health improved and it cured Mr Long of pneumonia The note highlights the medicine s throat chest and lung curative claims and lists trial offers at Blackburn s Also mentions a Vance monument unveiling parade with Confederate Veterans led by Julian Carr and a large crowd

George Long New Straitsville Ohio Dr. King Mr. Long Blackburn’s Vance Monument Julian 8.Carr

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Frontline Officers

Twenty nine soldiers write that Bucklen's Arnica Salva cures scratches bruises cuts and wounds as well as burns eruptions and piles. Priced 26 cents a box with guaranteed cure, sold by Blackburn. A progressive farmer reports threshing 5 000 bushels of wheat, suggesting bread scarcity fears may be overstated.

Blackburn

New Firm New Goods in the County Store

New stock arrives for spring including dress goods silk ribbons laces hosiery hats and a large line of shoes for men women and children. The dealer promotes a rich affordable assortment and claims the best value in the county.

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