North Carolina school fund race based apportionment urged
The Watauga Democrat discusses a legislative bill to apportion the state school fund by race, arguing white children need full tax support while alleging blacks receive over one third of funds yet contribute little. It notes pardons, the Aycock inaugural, and various bills, urging reform and restraint on misuse of power.
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North Carolina
Gov
Aycock
Peerlees Aycock
Gor
Nichols
Pitt
Buxes
Vallory
Broughton
Wake
Garret
Rockingham
Weaver
Ashe
Legislalatore
Objections to army bill and subsidies in 1901 debate
The item notes objections to an army bill that would centralize force size with the President and hints that the ship subsidy bureau may leverage River and Harbor bill votes to advance a subsidy measure. It also mentions the peach crop seasonal timing and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as beneficial.
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Washington
Year 1901 Trade and Traffic Promise Savings on Goods
The article recalls 1901 as a bygone era of trade and traffic competition and asserts that the present year offers opportunities to save money on every article. It emphasizes probabilities and possibilities guiding consumers toward value.
Bargain Store Promises Wide Range of Goods
A historic advertisement touts low prices on dress goods for ladies and a broad array of items including sugar, coffee, flour, rice, groceries, sewings goods, hardware, and sewing machines, inviting shoppers to browse and buy.
Shoes and general goods offered in county market
A fragmented notice promotes a range of items including shoes and hardware and mentions specific wares like bronze Galax leaves and staple roots and herbs. It also references Johnston's Sarsaparilla and a discussion about petty versus grand larceny tied to a Belgian hare theft, noting delays in trial.
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Ware
Pardon Denied in Senator Pritchard Relative Case
A Rideigh correspondent reports Governor Rus refused to pardon W. A. Anderson, brother-in-law to Senator Pritchard, an outlaw now in a western state under an assumed name. Ex Judge Avery pressed again yesterday but failed. The President is expected to recover soon if he avoids those offering a grip remedy.
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Rideigh
Charlotte Qu
Rus ‘S
W. A. Anderson
Pritchard
Avery
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