Sentinel campaign solicitation and engraving offer in Forsyth county
The Forsyth county edition urges Democrats and supporters to subscribe to the Six quixEL and recruit Post Masters as agents with a 25 percent commission. It outlines subscription rates, campaign distribution goals, and engraving offers for gubernatorial candidates, urging broad circulation and political activity during the state campaign. It mentions Edward A. Onna as Sentinel Engraving Bureau manager and references Winston, N.C. and Raleigh Chronicle commentary on a local figure.
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QUE Sentinel
Forsyth County
Piedmont
Senriver
Congress
Democratic Press
Scatms
Maj. Fireplian
North Carolina
Gnd
Edward A. Onna
Sentinel Engraving Bureau
Winston, N.C
Jourgon
Dain Street
Richmond
Mylo
The Democratic Ticket for North Carolina
The article lauds the Democratic ticket in North Carolina led by Governor Gry Aufred M. Scales and partners, praising their strength, regional balance, and leadership. It calls for organized voter outreach and a Unity club, predicting a large November victory and urging relentless work to demoralize opponents. The piece ends with congratulations to Durham editor E. C. Hackey and Miss Lina Mallory on their June 25 marriage.
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Democratic Party of
North Carolina
Gry
M. ScaLes
Ilis
M. Stepmay
Stepmax
Col
Williax L.saunspers
Brit Sampene
Doxato W. Bam
Seminxt
Tuzopone F. Davidson
Buncombe
Wuaian P. Roger
Gates
S M. Foxcer
Catawba
SenTinel
Porr
Junius L. Tomlixson
Winston
Tomorwson
Virginia
E. C. Hackey
Durham Recorder
Lina Mallory
Notable Convention Names Scales Coke Stedman Victory
A Democratic State Convention in North Carolina nominated Gen. Alfred M. Scales for Governor and Maj. Charles M. Stedman for Lieutenant Governor. The event featured a large, youthful delegation, raucous balloting, and a platform pledging support for Democratic governance, education, and tariff reform. The proceedings highlighted party unity and the selection of other state officials and Chicago delegates.
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Alfred M. Scales
Maj
Charles M. Stedman
The
Sentinel
Rauricn
N. C
North Carolina
Metropolitan Hall
Battle
Chas. M. Cooke
Cooke
House
M. Q. Waddell
Walter L. Steele
Maj. Robbins
Day
Kitchay
Thos. Ruffin
Hoe
Henry BR. Bryan
Craven
Alfred MM. Scales
H. G. Conner
Wilson
L. C. Latham
Pitt County
Octavious Coke
A. H. Bower
Watauga
Coke
R. Z. Linney
Alexander
Gen. Scales
C. M. Bushee
Mr. Coke
Heales
Rutherford
Capt. Coke
Col
T. Il. Holt
Scales
C. M. Busbee
RB. Davis
Catawba
Charles Mimaniz
D. H. McLean
Harnett
Maj. Stedman
Parker
John Hughes
Newberne
F. M. Simmons
Stedman
Hughes
Holt
Wm. Saunders
Saunders
Capt
R. A. Shotwell
N. A. Dar
Congress
Fifth District Holds Convention in Raleigh During Session
Special correspondence from Raceton reports the Fifth Congressional District convention in Raleigh with W. W. King elected chairman. Delegates to Chicago named Col. A. B. Galloway and J. C. Buxton with alternates A. J. Boyd and W. A. Bobbitt. The district executive committee includes Geo. H. Gregory and others from Guilford to Surry. The Forsyth delegation to the State Convention is noted amid editorial dispute over country delegates.
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United States
Republican Party
Congress of the
Chicago
South
Samnel B. Lee Vaughn
W D Pradon
Chas E Warren
H L Staten
M D W Stevenson
H J L Grainger
Galloway
JC Buxton
Forsyth
AJ Boyd
Rockingham
W A Bobbitt
Thos W Btramge
New Hanover
J T LaGrand
Richmond
McDaniel
Columbus
Walter Neal
Bheber
Rowan
M H Pinny
Davidson
G F Shepherd
Raceton
W. W. King
Democratic Press
J. W. Reid
W. B. Glenn
Col
Col. J. N.staples
Granville
Col. A. B. Galloway
J. C. Buxton
A. J. Boyd
W. A. Bobbitt
Cleveland
Geo. H. Gregory
Guilford
A. E. Henderson
Caswell
David Settle
R. B. Kerner
J.S. Merritt
Person
Stokes
W.A. Davis
W. F. Carter
Surry
M. W. Norbeet
R.B. Glenn
N. B. Cannady
Messrs
Watson
Glenn
Buxton
Korner
Oldham
Robinson
Raleigh
Union Ablicam
Brother Gossex
Doubltees
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Huslisher
Parez
Ito Ray
Opty
Avpurgs
N.C
Winston Post Office
Grover Cleveland
New York
George Hoadly
Ghio
Alfred Moore
Harles M. Stedman
TATE
William J. Saunders
Orange
OLE
Donald W. Pain
Wake
W. BP. Roberts
Ozsrhal
Theodore F. Daylyson
M. Finger
Catewba
Supreme Court Srpeet
Fifth Congressional District
Greensboro
Geo. YW. Guesory
T. Raleigh
Cy Wateon
Worth
B. B. Peebles
Northampton
Thomas Skinner
Theodore F. Davidson
R. Z. Lingey
Plats D. Walker
Mecklenburg
Thos
Kenan
Thos. Mason
Peebles
Walker
Roeples
Intendent of Public Instruction
A. H. Merrit
Chatham
J. L. Tomlinson
B. F. Grady
Jarvis
National Democratic
Democratic Party
Cato
Hall’s “Sieatan
Flali
R.P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N.H
Ryttenberg Bros
Gray Building
Puesta
Sales
Ladica
Sollera & Co
Philadelphia
Gent’s Furnish
ING
Brussels
Hee Wissrox
D. C
J. A. White & Son
Liberty Street
Winston N, CO
SUN
Nren
the Sun
Nassau Street
New York City
Smith & Brown
Winston, N. C
Drug & Medicine
Geo, W. Hinshaw
Wade H. Bynum
Hinshaw & Bynum
Computant
Indy Selon
Anle
T. Miloa Sons
Mines
Bay State
J A. Leach & CO
Thomasville
L.B
L.S. Holt
Bellemont
Isaac A. Sheppard & G
J. & P. Coats
H. Friss’ Jeans
Arista
Eagle & Phenix
Holstein Woolen Mills
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