Decoration Day tours and political notes in North Carolina
Thursday morning June 7 1883 nearly seventy five percent of North Carolina is pine and moral cowardice used by men who strike adversaries in the back Gorsam and Hatton visit North Carolina ostensibly to speak but pursue a political prospecting tour Postmaster General demands postmasters notify publishers promptly when subscribers remove or fail to take papers W W Gross renews for another year to the Tinel Ore Knob Copper Mine reportedly near shutdown and vein exhausted New York Life Insurance Company sends plate origin of the stars and stripes noting Washington family genealogy The Weldon News comments on tariff opinion debates and press rights hinting Wilmington Star views and urging reflection on the Starman.
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Gorsam
Washington Republican
Hatton
Post Office Department
North Carolina
W. W. Gross
Ore Knob
TINEL
New York Life Insurance Company
Washington
General Washington
Agent's Gazette
Virginia Election Shadowed by Democratic Sweep and Mahone Fallout
The piece rails at the Virginia vote showing a Democratic landslide with Readjuster gains, Mahone’s rout in Norfolk, and calls for cutting him from party patronage. It cites the New York Times and Richmond State predicting Mahone’s political demise and urges readers to heed Democratic papers over the National Republican.
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Goslern
Virginia
Beftbon Democracy
Mahone Re
Selah
Mahone
Norfolk
Arthur
The
New York Times
National Republican
The Sentinels Boom Heralds Advertising Strength
The Sentinel reports a two month boom with growing subscriptions and in arrears paid, new subscribers arriving unsolicited, and strong advertiser interest. Maj D T Carraway departs New Berne to canvass for the Sentinel in major eastern and southern cities, promoting the paper and its industrial pages. The piece urges merchants to support the Sentinel as the leading medium for Winston and Salem’s advancement.
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Sentinel
Whitehead
Carolina
Winston and Salem
Twin City
New South
New Bedford
Mass
New Berne
D. T. Carraway
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Washington
Norfolk
The Library And Reading Room Initiative Moves Forward
The article reports community support for a library and reading room plan, with a forthcoming regulations code and a first meeting Saturday at 4 PM in Winlstott's law office. It also urges a July Fourth celebration committee and outlines proposals to engage military bands, press, and rail rates, pledging merchant sponsorship. It closes with a note on patent outside newspapers and a postal ruling affecting co operative papers.
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P. H. Winlstott
Bitting
Senrixex
State Guard
The
Sentinel
Twin City
North Carolina Dead at Arlington Confederate Names
A Raleigh News-Observer correspondent lists North Carolina Confederate dead buried in Arlington Cemetery. Names include W Dixon, G Fr Reeves of the 20th NC, Wm Allmond, Martin Stephens of the 7th NC, JC Twitty, Thos Armstrong of the 12th NC, and many others. notes the 23rd NC Regiment member Lieut. R M Martin as the first buried in Arlington. The list extends to additional burials intermingled with Federals, naming numerous soldiers and officers.
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Washington
Raleigh News-Observer
North Carolina
Arlington Cemetery
W Dixon
Fr Reeves
Wm Allmond
Martin Stephens
JC Twitty
Thos Armstrong
William Cidson
Leui Reinhardt
H Hall
RL Lee
H Hagler
J A Harrell
N Benson
W Holland
J A Heath
W Stanson
J L McFaddin
A Brignan
SM Jones
T Gillepsie
R M Martin
Geo Hughes
E Bailey
F B Lathrop
J D Frazier
SS Brown
F M Drake
John Burge
W Meredith
ZH Griffin
E Mitchell
J Miller
J W Dixon
E A Adcock
T G Brown
T Armstrong
J A Bennett
W Purse
John Anderson
E Nowell
H W Crone
H Barnett
M Quinn
J Finn
S Reeves
T Adams
H Smith
Ar Reinhardt
23Rd
Arlington
J C Cannon
W Crawford
W Almond
M Stevens
W Edison
W L Smith
W N Jenkins
Thos Howard
G Holmes
A Bridgers
J McCord
L Loyd
Fragmented civic clippings mix satire and notices
A dense collage of opinions, jokes, and notices quotes multiple readers and papers. It references subscriptions, editorial quips, and local literary items, noting individuals such as Mrs. Harris and W. D. W. and mentioning works on real property trials by W. H. Matonz Ren.
Whitehall Notes on Credit and Courtesy in Newspaper Exchange
A collection of satirical notes from Whitehall Times on crediting sources, borrowing articles, and avoiding misattribution. It lampoons readers who copy others’ work without apology or proper acknowledgment, with humorous references to editors and universal claims about newspaper ethics.
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Whitehall Times
Crescy
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Western, Sentinel
Cbkars
Times
Cctin
Post-masters
Siso
Spopi
Centrium
Winston
N.C
Weldon News
Wilmington Star
Starman
Mary Anperson
Mary
Arizona
Europe
Boston
Kings
Bulls E Hill
Aberis
Morris
Kathy
Waldrop
Skmlinel
Harris
Oldham
Winston Sentinel
Western
Willam
Wilson Sistings
Freddie Gebbart
New York Express
Augustin Daly
Georgia
Oltham
Bruce
Bellefontaine Examiner
N. F. World
Whitehall
Ohio
Washington Gazette
Ruthy Hayes
Alice Swain Hunter
W. H. Matonz
Ren
Asheville
Citiezn
Ightas Cox
Brother London
Danbury
Edo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Tims
Thorgetein
Western Avenue
Lynn
Maas
Gray & Martin
Third Street
Winston, N. C
D. D. Schouler
Great Auction House
NEW York Daily
Sentine
Winston, N.C
Hinshaw & Bynum
Fourth Street
Winston, D. C
Regi
Omers
Srd
Henses
And
Abo
Les
F. & H. Fries
T. Miles’ Sons
Bay State Shoes and Boots
James A. Leach
Thomasville Shoes
P. Coats
N. C
Wes
Brand
Pfohl & Stockton
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