Democratic slate tours in August for Maj. Chas M Stedman
The Democratic State Committee lists tour stops for Maj Chas M Stedman with Republican rival W Faircloth invited. Stops include Brevard Henderson Wayneville Webster Franklin Nanteham Murphy Valleytown Robinaville Charleston Asheville and a senatorial convention set for Rockford September 6 to nominate a candidate for the 33rd District. Publisher note urges electrotype portraits of Democratic presidential nominees available for $1 in stamps or postal note.
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Democratic State
Rockford
O’lock
Epward A. O_pram
Sentinel Engraving Bureau
Greensboro Democrats Back Reid for Congress in Fifth District
The Greensboro Democratic Convention nominated James W. Reid for Congress in the Fifth District and endorsed his ability to unite the district across party lines. The piece critiques the Republican Convention slate, especially W. H. Wheeler, noting defections and caucus splits, and mentions local Republican officials in Guilford, Rockingham, Caswell, Person, Stokes, and Granville counties. It also notes electors for the district and a denied attendance invitation from the Danville Grays for the Zen. Vance Encampment event.
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Reid
Greensboro
James W. Reid
Congress
Watsos
North Carolina
W. H. Seler
Wheeler
Oxford
Cozart Mex
Winston
Whesler
Revere
Wheeeen
Surry
Reidsville
Inesia Wrastion
Reidaville
Man
Guilford
Wueeer
Rockinham
Renway
Caswell
Aero
Wheever
Republican Executive Committee
Person
Stokes
Granville
Wueeceer
Independent Republican Conference
New York
Buatne
Cleveland
Corram
Pat Winston
Andy Joyce
Blaise
Clevelanp
Watson
R. B. Glenn
Glenn
Roweke
Weele
Mr. Guinn
Charlotte Observer
Salisbury
Kerr Gaige
Rowan
Craige
Wheeler's Candidacy Sparks Party Dishonor Charges
A conservative review argues that Braye and Wuesteg nominations insult voters and undermine party integrity. The piece predicts Wheeler may decline to run, notes a possible rearrangement at a Reidville convention, and hints at exposing records to weaken Wheeler if he stays in the race.
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Wheeler
Braye
Wuesteg
Wheever
Congress
Rem
Senriver
Wueeter
Werner
Sentinel
Pattie
Hiscox & Co
New York
E.C. Williams
Chapman, Snyder Co
Panken
Parker
Panwxn
Paxxon
Hiscox & Go
Winston and Salem rise with brick blocks and mills
Wilmington Review notes Winston Salem progress with 30 tobacco factories employing 4000 workers and multiple brick warehouses. Mentions the Gray Block and Belo House in Salem, strong school and church developments, and growing industrial and agricultural activity across the region, with contrasts to a booming but cautious state economy.
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Traveiling Cor
Wilmington Review
Winston
N.C
New York
Lam
Julius L. Tomlinson
Raleigh
Gray
Winston and Salem
Salem
Belo
Belo House
Billings
North Carolina
Salem Female School
Rondthaler
Salem Iron Works
Siam
Brazil
Spain
Canada
United States
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Waesty Review of News
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Torics
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Hare
Conta
Pike Editer
Westernecompany Cinteri Jration
Wasip
Sessinel, Winston
Tavuspay Mor Avoest
Grover Axn
Grover Cleveland
Thos. A. Hendricks
Iniana
W.T. Kitchel
Joha Staples
Ficket
Alfred Woure Scales
New Hanover
Charles M. Stedn
William L. Saunders
Orange
Erage Sreasiigel, Ald W. Baln
Wako
Azmitore W. P. Rogerts
Gates
Theodore F. Davlason
Buncombe
Pemny Instructioner
Catawba
Supemistan
Prene Court Iudua Imon
Jas. W. Reid
Rockingham
Por Slain
DR. York and the
Colored People
Scales
Democratic State Committee
A. M. Scares
Tyre Yorx
Yadkinvill Mocksville
Balisbury
Maj. Chas
M. Stedman
Democratic Party
Forsyth County
Monda
Pt. Ist
M. W. Norfreer
M. Dem
W. F. Carter
Sentinen
Danville Grays
Vance
Warm Springs
Winston Republican
Sevinset
Sentimel
Republican
Bhut
Sextixen Engraving Bureau
Statesville
Mr. Scales
New York Morning Journal
John Kelly
Wesstan
Young Democrat
Wavessoro
Washington
North
New England
Eighth Congressional District
Lenoir Jast
Col
W. H.H. Cowles
Wilkesboro
Bynum
Morganton
Reuben McBrayer
Cowles
Tle
Newton Enterprise
Ninth
Asheville
Congres
R. B. Vance
Gen
Thos. D. Johnston
J. L. Robinson
Gen. Vance
Mr. Johnson
Gov. Robinson
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New York Sun
Hawne
Peple
Sentiel
Ayu
Rexxea Mr'a Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Toubie Gray & Eppy
Arch St
Philadelphia
Tam
I. W. Dures
Ly Winston, M
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Borg
David Ld.routz
Baltinord. Ad
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Kennebec River Lee
Winaton
Salon
King
Ice and
Winston, D. C
NEW Grocery
V. Merony
W. A. Merony
N. C
Davie
W. V. Merony
W. A. Munoxy
Smith & Brown
W. S. Rempson
4Th Street
Wissros
DR. V. 0. Thompson
North Side
Court House Square
Winston, N. C
Santty
Goodrich
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TE. Haeuers & Co. Aly 17
Vortisnd
Mai
E. d. Allen
ELGHN
Winkus
EF. Johnson & C.O
Rain Street
Hichmond
the Provident Life Association
Pol Cerity
Nicholson
Charlotte
Carling
Georgia
J. A. White & Son
Neatheas & Dispatch
Liberty Street
Winston MN
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Vicense
Balu
Vorme
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Thomasville
L.B
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Bellemont
Isaac A. Sheppard & C
J. & P. Coats
F. & H. Fries’ Jeans
Arista
Eagle & Phenix
Holstein Woolen Mills
Virginia
North Cuanil
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