Sentinel notes promotions and club drive in North Carolina
The Weekly Sentinel advertises subscriptions with club rates and offers portraits of Gov. Alfred M. Scales. It urges North Carolinians to recruit new subscribers from out of state, reports on tobacco law votes, editors, and local figures, and notes early improvements in North Carolina’s economy and farming.
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Donation Offer For Mrs Hay Fund Cited By Nagle Brother
In a letter from Dr T E Nagle the writer notes his brother Reb helped contribute to the Mrs Hay coin fund and suggests a proportional offer of one dollar per year of the coin’s existence. He pledges to reveal his address via World if the amount secures the prize and asks the fund be credited in any case as admiration for a brave Gettysburg opponent the hero.
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Postal Savings Banks urged by Raleigh Chronicle letter
Warrer H Pace argues in a New York letter that postal savings banks would mobilize thrift in North Carolina. He notes the bill before the House committee and compares the idea to popular English practice, predicting wide adoption in towns and eventual investment growth. The editorial also covers civil service reform prospects and a warning on fertilizer frauds.
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Fragmented 19th Century Column Mixed Notices
A patchwork of quotes and brief notes on politics society and letters. Items mention Senator Edmonds Kenna and the President’s prerogative with comments from multiple papers, personal notices about Mrs Vance and other society figures, plus literary quips and terse local items.
Politician and death details in a late 19th century dispatch
The report notes Ex-Gov Hann of Louisiana dying in Washington after a night coughing fit ending in hemorrhage. It mentions Senator Vance helping escort the body to Louisiana and references the Cunard Line ship Oregon sinking after a collision off Fire Island with 1600 passengers saved. It also cites West Virginia Senator Kenna and a Forsyth district appeal to subscribe to Sent iNet for political year coverage.
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