Local Notes on Lincoln Birthplace and Raleigh News Errors
A Winston article recalls Uriah Lamar as Spencer County’s first settler and notes Lincoln’s birthplace in Indiana. It debates Keogh and Mott faction standings, praises local wages and tobacco factories, and previews Mrs. Mallonee’s Real Property Trials. It also corrects a recent Raleigh News Observer error about Trinity honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer County
Indiana
Uriah Lamar
Abraham Lincoln
Delinquent Subscriber List Suggested for Cash Offers
A Glen Falls Times letter proposes publishing a list of delinquent subscribers whose claims would be disposed of for a cash offer. The author suggests North Carolina papers imitate this to collect arrears and reset the paper on a new financial basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Falls
North Carolina
Oak Ridge Institute Ad Promotes Wide Appeal
Editorial notice highlights the Oak Ridge Institute and Business College ad in Sextrven. It cites 175 students from five states attending last session and showcases exemplary penmanship by a faculty member, praised as unmatched by any business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Institute and Business College
The New South Vision and the Rise of Fresh Leadership
A reflective essay argues that postwar Southern youth reject old slave-era prejudices and favor republican ideals of equal rights and freedom. It condemns political ring systems while urging swift material and industrial progress, urging the Democratic party to shed old ring structures and embrace new leadership in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Appomattox
South
Pap
Democratic Party
Kingism’s Call Drives North Carolina Youth Westward
An editorial notes mass migration of young farmers and professionals from North Carolina to Georgia Texas and the West. It cites Frank Hart B D Armstrong of Rocky Mount Prof McKinnon of Long Pine Academy and Prof Kursteiner among others leaving for better opportunities. A Macon Telegraph Atlanta correspondent reports many youths depart seeking fame and fortune, lamenting lack of state encouragement and urging retention of youth for North Carolina’s future.
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South Carolina
Guildsboro
Messrs
Frank Hart
B. D. Armstrong
Rocky Mount
Georgia
Prof. McKinnon
Old North
North Carolina
West
Cincinnati
Democratic Nominations and Campaign Echoes Across Papers
The Troy Star and Salisbury Examiner echo Democratic sentiments praising Daniel G. Fowle as a strong nominee and effective campaigner. They also hail Judge Merriman’s 1872 campaign as masterful, crediting it with breaking Radicalism and securing Democratic prospects, while noting criticism by the Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Star
Daniel G. Fowle
Salisbury
Ohio Nominees in Governor Race Highlight Banter
The Ohio Democrats nominate George Hoadly to oppose Judge Foraker as governor. The Ohio race sparks witty comments about age and experience with quotes from Jayde Hoadly and Col. Waddell. The piece critiques partisan judgment and mocks the opposing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George Hoadly
Ohio Democrats
Foraker
Jayde Hoadly
Col. Waddell
The
Charlotte Journal- Observer
Judge Foraker
Oho
Pitt
Tarheel Topics Long Article Notes State Figures and Names
A jumble of North Carolina figures, places, and people appears with references to state land and water areas, college degrees and commencements, local dignitaries, and historical names such as Randolph Macon and Nathaniel Macon. It also mentions a rescue in New York, a Thomas Manning, and lectures by Par Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Person
Judge Person
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Randolph-Macon
Virginia
North Carolina
Roanoke River
Warren County
Nathaniel Macon
Jefferson
John Randolph
Congress
Randolph
Roanoke
Charlotte County
Richmond
Star B Rand
Star Brand
Kinsaaw & Bysvum
Whitehall Times
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Providence
Whitehall
N. Y
W. B. Hathaway
Erie Agh T. Ca
New Orleans
Hiscox & Co
E. C. Williams
Chapman, Snyder Co
Parker
Ker
Parker’s Tonic
Parker's
Exchanges and Gossip From Narrow-Wave Newspapers
A collage of brief items from period exchanges includes humorous lines about Maud Muller and Barnum on Butler, notes on fashion and public figures, medical ads, and local ad copy. Readers see snippets about editors, printers, and the social chatter of late 19th century press networks across towns.
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Wiseton Bentinel
Associated Press
Maud Muller
Mayance
Harvard
Skuller
Bubbie
David Davis
Liberty Street
Wold
Barnum
Butler
Ben
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Western Sentinel
Tacitus
Parcs
Tex
Hia
Sentinel
Winston
N. C
Winston Post Office
Mordina
Walter H. Page
Cary, N. C
Everitt
Wheeler
Keogh
Mott & Co
Arthur
Coalition
W.H. Mallone
Haverrorp College
Pennsylvania
L. L. Hobbs
New Garden
This County
We. “Aureus” Warne
Red Cross
Haverford College
Tris
Russia
Moscow
Oune
Dre Kemp Plummer Battle
K. P. Battle
United States Marine Hospital Service
Cpl. Warton J. Green
Tokay
Massachusetts
Tur
Louisiana
Thos. C. Manning
Albemarle
Tennessee
John L. Sneed
Oxford
Wil Tar
Par. Winsrox
Prof
Ladd
Nort
Carolina
North
Jane
Oldham
William
Winston Sentinel
Bellefontaine Examiner
N.C
the New South
Gem
Charlie Pinkston
Bruce
Richmond Eaton
Edison
Garfield
Mary Walker
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Ao Ao
W .& Dauphin
D. D. Schouler’'S
Great Auction House
Winston, N. C
Lear
NEW York Daily
A. G ‘Hicage
Hannah's Warehouse
J. P. Hannah
Proprieor
J. D. Paylor
Sanuel M. Jessup
Westfield
Stokes County
C. S. Matlock
Cabell
Danville
I. P. Mwannah
Gray
Martin
Winston, N.C
Hinshaw & Bynums
Fourth Street
Winston,m. C
Ays
Eagle and Phonix
E. . T. Miles’ Sons
A. Lesch
S ‘Thomasville Shoes
J Sample
J. & Pcoats’ Spool Mn
Excelsior
Asd
Hinshaw & Bynum
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