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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
1
The Democratic convention of the Bist senatorial district, made up of Burke Caldwell McDowell Mitchell and Yancey counties, met at Burnsville last Wednesday and nominated W. K. Abernethy of Burke and L. H. Smith of Yancey for the State Senate.
The North American Review piece frames 1900 as a struggle between plutocracy and democracy. It highlights Bryan as opposing gold standard, trusts, and imperialism, and calls for federal licensing of corporations, expansion policy limits, and racial caste as central campaign themes amid North Carolina political formations and party realignments.
G H Wilson a librarian in Bargettstown Washington Co Pa reports severe stomach pains waking him last night. He visited Miller & McCurdy drug store where Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended and fixed him with one dose. He praises it as the finest stomach remedy and would not be without it.
A 400 plus crowd at a Sons of the American Revolution dinner rose to honor Mrs. Jefferson Davis as the widow of the former Confederate president. The spontaneous reception occurred as the orchestra played Dixie, signaling unity across the nation and tempering past divisions.
Littleton News Reporter notes increasing confidence that Judge Ewart will not serve again in the Western District of North Carolina. The president won’t reappoint him, ending a lengthy, politicized review that occupied Senate committees and drew public relief at its burial in judiciary files.
South Carolina asserts a $250000 claim against federal seizure actions by Gov. Pickens at the Civil War onset and presents a counter claim of twice that sum for supplies and transportation dating back to Revolutionary times.
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