Roosevelts White House dinner sparks bitter Southern stance
A Watauga Democrat editorial denounces President Roosevelts White House dinner with a Black guest as insult to white Americans, argues for diminished Roosevelt support, praises Justice Clarke, critiques the Sugar Trust, and discusses Booker T. Washington's influence and race politics in national policy. The piece asserts Southern solidarity, defends Judge Clarke, and recalls historical figures to frame current federal appointments and racial issues.
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Roowvelt
Washington
Executive
South
Roosevelt
Aetas
Jones
Alama
Executive Mansion
America
Booker T. Washington
Shim
White House
Albany
Cleveland
Fred Douglass
Fred
Booker Washington
Oyster Bay
Rough Riders
San Juan Hill
Court inquiry sought over Alver's charged book
Readers question whether Admiral Samp will petition for a court inquiry to determine if the Secretacy Alver's charges stated in his book constitute justice or wrongdoing, weighing potential motives and legal grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampin
Alver
Seoll's dinussion Cod Liver Oil praised for life and health
Seoll extols Cod Liver Oil as essential to life and enjoyment aiding appetite and weight, with claims of restoring vigor and brightness during hard work. Observes public praise and skeptical notes amid broader news items. mentions snakes eaten by local workers and Roosevelt on lynching as a social context. includes Rand references to politics and naval spending.
Navy Department Critics After Schley Trial
Washington correspondent claims the Navy Department, led by Secretary Long, hounded the highly capable officer Schley. The piece asserts the department acted with bias, calls the charges baseless, and demands accountability for the alleged misconduct.
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Department
Schley
New York Sun
Maclay
Long
Navy Department
FOR SALE AND SKIN CARE CLAIMS IN A fragment
Fragmentary ad copy touts De. King's New Life Pills for clear skin and a rosy complexions. It mentions a sale at Mackburn's and hints at liver trouble as a medical claim.
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Jon
de. King
Mackburn’s
Linney Law Office Announces Practice in Watauga County
F A Linney attorney at law based in Boone North Carolina maintains office in the Bryan Hotel Building. He will practice in the courts of Watauga and adjoining counties and attends to all business of a legal nature promptly.
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Beech Mountain
Watauga County
Bryan Hotel
Watauga
Superior Court
Court House
Boone
Watunga County
N.C
Meat Camp Creek
Landa
John Ragan
McRes
J.C. Ra‘gan
A. W. Beach
Adm
E. F. Lovitn
Atty
Buove
Meat Camp Township
Wm. Tonlinson
John Winebarger
Floy Walls
David 8
Miller
Roaring Fork
Rufus Wood Ring
Thos. Brown
Stringer
Raid Stringer’s Fork
Price
W. W. Milcer
B. B. Mn
Office at Coffey's Hotel Offers Medical Services
A notice advertises professional medical services available to the people of Coffey and surrounding communities with prompt day or night calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey’s Hotel
The Martin Cottage Hotel Reopened For Public Accommodation
The Martin Cottage operated by Mrs W P Pendley announces refitting and refurnishing of the building. It now offers good, comfortable rooms and quality fare. Transient boarders will find comfort and reasonable rates in this refurbished hotel.
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W. P. Pendley
Johnston
Trade Academy opens fall term August 5 1901
Trade Academy announces fall term starting August 5 1901 offering Primary Secondary and Music courses. Four teachers prepare students for teacher exams in North Carolina and Tennessee with certificates and diplomas signed by the principal and state officials. Tuition ranges from 2 to 6 dollars monthly for music and 4 to 2 dollars for other courses. circulars available. J Rogers is principal. Granite and marble monuments and cemetery work offered at low prices with satisfaction guaranteed.
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North Carolina— State Normal and Industrial College
Stet
N. Car
Tenn
J. Rogers
A Big Reduction In PRICES
Store advertises wide price cuts on fabrics garments and goods. Cottonoides, Plaids, Celluloid collars, Jeans, and men’s shoes discounted. Mason fruit jars offered. Vendor urges customers to bring in produce and thanks patrons.
Mission School at Valle Crucis Opens Fall Term 1901
Mission School Valle Crucis North Carolina announces a fall term starting August 5 1901 for a high school for both sexes. The location offers favorable buildings and surroundings especially for girls with excels in music. Motto emphasizes firmness refinement morality and intellectual development. Board and tuition reasonable. HR A Dobbins Jr Priv Mrs C D Taylor Music.
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A. Dobbins, Jr
C. D. Taylor
Bargains in Summer Goods and Shoes At Cost
Overstocks and new arrivals advertised for cheap sale. CASH buys bargains on lawns light calicoes percals and dress goods at actual cost. Men’s large size shoes ships shirts underwear and silk goods offered. Also domestic and Alamance fabrics and Dorothy items. WILE W. HOLSCLAW seeks produce items and barter.
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Sadie
Wile W. Holsclaw
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Watauga Democrat
Robert C. Rivers
Borrox and Provacron
Taursday
Justice Clarke
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Judge Clarke
Sugar Trust
West
Boonrvelt
Darkey
Richmond
New York
Seoll
Dinussion
Kinston Free Press
B. Mallison
Wildwood
Goveror Jones
Federal Bench
Teddy
Henry Waterson
United States
F. A. Linney
Boone, N
J.L. Cottrell
Boone, N. C
Martin
Blowing Rock, N. C
Latham & Mori
South Main St
Lenoir C
Lasham
THE
Hsue McCorkle Pry Goods Company
Greenshuro
Allmerchante
Greensboro
Fressport
Charles D. Welver
Greensbury, N. CO
Trinity College
Kilgo
Duraam
Trade Academy
Tennessee
C. B. Webb
C. Y. Miller
Wilkeshare Marble Works
Webb & Mile
Mason
Valle Crucis, N.C
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