Watauga Democrat Names Local Figures in Odd Notice
Local brief lists names like Robert C. Rivers and others in a fragmented notice from Watauga Democrat. The OCR reads as a jumble of surnames and possible titles, with unclear roles or events.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
Local brief lists names like Robert C. Rivers and others in a fragmented notice from Watauga Democrat. The OCR reads as a jumble of surnames and possible titles, with unclear roles or events.
J J T Reese voices views on school books and price accessibility for state schools. He urges legislative action with publishers to lower cost and improve supply, plus a commission system in each township. The column also notes plans for Buxton Blackburn debate, the death of Capt. Martin V Moore, and commentary on McKinley era politics and Anglomania in state affairs.
Several paragraphs praise Hon J C Buxton of North Carolina as a capable, honest Democrat and longtime district advocate. The piece notes his family pedigree, Senate service, and expected election. It also covers a violent incident involving Miles Flack and a Black assailant, broader imperialism impacts, Peach growers, W C Pearson as electoral elector, Vermont political shifts, Olney backing Bryan, McKinley era policy, and Alaska observations by Senator Mason.
The Charleston News and Courier reports the Alimo bell found and now owned by a San Antonio lady. Found three months ago at Goliad it weighed about thirty five pounds and bore the 1772 date with a Spanish coat of arms. The clapper is missing and the relic will be placed in the Alimo.
Pension Compassioner Evans discovers his eligibility for a pension due to defective hearing after a doctor accidentally identifies the issue. The speaker mocks the expanding pension system, noting the unlikely future where McKinley might also receive a pension for a weak spine stemming from his military service.
Republicans attack Tammany Hall in New York, while Democrats admit some may join trusts. The piece argues Democrats oppose trusts despite occasional members, a stance the author says Republicans fail to match.
An advertisement promoting a “One Minute Couch Cure” claiming immediate results. It credits Coffey Brothers, Phillipe, and associates as promoters of the harmless remedy.
A News and Observer report states that the electorate for the senatorial primary now includes all white electors who voted for the Democratic State ticket in August or who vote for the Democratic candidate for Congress and the Democratic Bryan and Stevenson electors in November. It notes that a voter subscribing to the full Democratic ticket both times is entitled to vote, effectively allowing all self-described Democrats to participate.
A fragment states Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised as a safe cure for headache and constipation, with a price of 25 cents at Blackburn's. The piece contrasts sensational claims about dynamite body cures with a harsh political note on trust regulation and party lines, mentioning W J Bryan and a Democratic hopeful Buxton.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best pills, praising their promptness and certainty, attributed to Coffey Brod. Phillips & Son.
A New York Sun editorial argues fear should center on white communities rather than Black southerners, stating whites pose the greater risk to regional stability. The piece frames threat in terms of social and political dangers rather than racial groups alone.
For burne, injarier piles and skin disenses use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the original formula. Beware counterfeit copies may be offered. Only DeWitt's works from Coffey Ros, Phil Lips & Son.
Hon E W Pou of Smithfield Johnson County was nominated for Congress in the Fourth District on Thursday of last week. Pou is serving his third term as solicitor in the Fourth Judicial District and is described as a man of marked ability.
A county wide sale announces groceries of all kinds at the lowest possible prices. Local shoppers are urged to take advantage of the substantial discounts offered across various staples and provisions.
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