The Young Men in Politics and North Carolina
A collection of letters from Raleigh and Charlotte papers arguing that North Carolina should empower young men in politics. It criticizes older leaders for keeping youth in the background, and endorses rising Democratic figures under thirty five, citing convention support and regional examples from Raleigh, Monroe, Concord, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Raleigh Register
North Carolina
Atlantic
Texas
Pacific Coast
Chile
Meard
Dunbury
Oor
Cleveland
New York
Stokes
Raleigh Chronicle
Soith Field Herald
Suate
Oeter
Concord
Raleigh
Young Democracy
Washington Gazette
State
P Ca
South
W. T. Dorteh
F. E. Shober
E. J. Ha'e
M. H. Pinnix
G. H. Brown, Jr
E. P F. Lamb
Julian S. Carr
Baltimore Sun Telegram
Palmer House
Julian Carr
Durham
Ceutlemen
Yyhober
United States Senate
Vance
Cerro Gordo” Williams
Wade Hampton
Maine
Prohibition
Against Vivisection and the Zoophilia Clash
Special correspondence from Boston reports Elliott Prestem, noted anti vivisectionist, in demand for opinions on banning live-animal experiments. The clipping cites a Danish physician in Samro attempting to induce tuberculosis in an infant via cow’s milk from a diseased animal, raising debate across medical archives about causation and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Boston
Mass
Elliott Preston
Park Square
Samro
Winston Graded School Crowning Glory in North Carolina
Winston's crowning glory is the $20 000 graded school building planned by Superintendent J L Tomlinson. The two story brick structure includes East West and North wings, a large chapel, a four story tower with clock faces, extensive ventilation and heating, and richly furnished offices and classrooms. The project is praised as the largest finest public school built in the state and a major forward educational move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
J. L. Tomlincon
Raleigh Chronicle
Winston Graded
J. L. Tomlinson
Chronicle
C. H. Wiley
D. D
North Carolina
Winston School Board
A. D. Mayo
T. W. Bicknell
Robert Bingham
Gossip from Gotham on Mrs Leslie and the Marquis of Lenville
Gossip notes the possible marriage of Frank Leslies widow Mrs Leslie to the Marquis de Lenville, a poet who may wear stays, while detailing Coney Island horse racing crowds, box life, and betting customs. The piece parries with assorted quips from multiple papers and society snippets about fashion, pets, and curious anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
Marquis de “Enville
Coney Island
The
Sentinel
New Yoy Leslie
George Squier
Nicaragua
Marquis de Lenville
Ocean Parkway
Aph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noweh Carolina Press
Chicago
Tammany
Elliott Prestem
Baron von Weber
Francis Power Cobbe
Victoria Street
London
England
Eugenie
Sweden
Lucien Bonaparte
Cardinal Manning
America
Jinia I. White
Preston
Winston Graded School
Henry Bergh
White
Philadelphia
Germany
Kt. S. StpeLancer
Coke
Scalesman
Newes Observer
Col. Coke
Judge Fowle
Prophets
Iisue
New York Sun
Grover Cleveland
Mail and Express
John Kelly
Thurman
Bayard
Louisburg Times
Times
Weldon News
N. C
Morehead City
Opera House
Kack
K.P. Pappisos
N.C. Fruit Growers’ Ass
Tachorn
Chateau Gazette
Moravian Falls
Thar
S. J. Montague
Oni
Ean
Camreh St
N.C. Ty
Grogan
Office Incray
State Comrte
L. P. Ector
Dentst
Linerry Steeer
Wenston
N.C
Lineback's
Ders
Salem
Croquet
Williamson & Lorrie's
Gossip
Gotham
Chicago Sun
Baltimore
Parvin
Kansas
Somerville Journal
Salem Female Academy
Thad M
Davidson College
Mispung Co
E. M. Griffin
Leaf Tobacco
HN. C. Manu Tre
St. Bingham, Wingham’s
Col
Nea
D. N. Dalton
N.cives
Wilmington
Miss Bessie Willard
Ae Es
Mra SN
Carter
Cooper Union
Ta Iy Putes
Vna
Yates
Adkins Av
Cruthfield & McArthur
G. Crutchfield
J. M. Robinson
Brown
Mies
M. Rominson
Winston and Salem
Ziegler
Hutton & Bliss
Stetson
Smoak & Pritchett, Gray Bleek, Wineton, N. G
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