Julius L Tomlinson A North Carolina Education Pioneer
Julius L Tomlinson is profiled as a lifelong educator and organizer. The piece traces his career from Randolph County roots through Trinity College and Johns Hopkins training to leading roles in Wilson and Winston schools. It highlights his vision, self sacrifice, and impact on North Carolina normal schools and graded systems. The report credits him with strengthening Wilson's program and shaping state education leadership.
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North Carolina
Julius Lines Tomlinson
Randolph County
Society of Orthodox Friends
Trinity College
Northern College
Santa Barbara College
California
Chapel Hill
Europe
Germany
Wilson North Carolina
Mayo
Boston
New England
State Normal
Wilson
Tomlinson
Alabama
West Virginia
Winston
United States
Codeces
Muivacsity Nota
Middle
New Berne Journal
Willison Graded School
Wilson State Normal School
Wilson Normal School
University Normal School
University Normal School of 1884
Tomlinson Plains
Winston Graded School
The
Sentinel
Mocksville
N. C
Davie County
Mooresville
Danville
Col. Alspaugh
Davie
Yadkin
Abraham
Justices of the Peace
Col. Andrews
Western North Carolina Railroad
Col. Andrews’ Company
Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Rev J C Price captivates Boston audience in 3000 strong gathering
Special Correspondent reports that Rev J C Price spoke at Tremont Temple before about three thousand listeners. The article notes his praise for Anti-Rum and Prohibition, plus his prior tour in North Carolina and attendance at Y M C A events. It mentions Boston Common pride, a fatal wife shooting linked to drinking, and ongoing temperance advocacy.
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Boston
Mass
Chicago
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Butler
Abbott
McCafferty
Delaney
Maine
Massachusetts
Greenbackers
Indianapolis
Yeas
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Tremont Temple
Cong
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Lodge
Crapo
Edmunds
Lincoln
Beacon Hill
Gov. Robinson
Blaine
North Carolina
J.C. Price
Zion Wesley Institute
Salisbury
N. C
Price
Their Municipal Election Build 2 Hotel
The town's municipal race features re elected Mayor J. F. Van Pelt with a Democratic slate. Commissioners include H. C. Cowles, L. Pinkus, L. L. Harrill, and P. C. Carlton. A hotel project is planned at the old Central House site, renamed the Commercial House, amid a booming spring trade and tobacco buys.
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The
Sentinel
Stateshire
J. F. van Pelt
H. C. Cowles
L. Pinkus
L. L. Harrill
P. C. Carlton
John P. Murphy
College
Si_monton
Fannie Everitt
Packett
J. Percy Vere
Baltimore Fans Cheer as Baseball Season Opens
A breezy Baltimore piece notes spring's arrival and the city’s passion for baseball. It reports 10,000 fans at the opening games where the Baltimores defeated the Metropolitans 5 to 3, and it portrays the crowd’s fervent, name-by-name enthusiasm and overall charm of Baltimore’s sport culture.
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The
Sentinel
Baukworx
Ercesus
Baltimore
American Association
Baltimores
New York
Rome
Agai
Fife
Orpurvs
Nomination Sparks GOP Critique Across North Carolina
A chorus of editorials condemns the Republican ticket led by Tyre York for governor, labeling it weak and unfit. Critics attack York as a demagogue with moral weakness, note his shifting party background, and argue the coalition ticket reflects internal weakness and poor strategy.
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Tyre York
Russell
Dockery
Kernersville
York
Raleigh Chronicle
Wilkes County
Goldsboro
Republican Party of
North Carolina
Jittsboro
Kinston Free
Raleigh
Greensboro
Mott Ring
Wilmington
Snow Hill
Democratic Party
Rockingham Rocket
Charlotte Observer
Elizabeth City
Durham Recorder
Hillsboro
Record of Dr York Republican Candidate for Gov
County government notes cast Dr Tyre York as a Republican gubernatorial candidate with a long opposition record on county government. The Senate Journal 1876 77 documents York voting for the bill’s passage and opposing adjournments and amendments, signaling firm support for county government measures and opposition to magistrate elections by the people. The item also mentions York’s later terms and other local references from Wilkes County and Charlotte.
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Tyre York
Republicans
Senate Journal
Senate
Folk
Coke
York
Mr. York
Mr. Coke
Green
Mr. Dunn
General Assembly
Dr. York
Zoba
Wilkes County
Journal
Hines
Norment
Wilkes
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North Cavoline
Mary Richardson Lesserne
Bladen County
Texas
Rayans
Crake
Ryan
Philadelphia
David Folk
Cowand
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Grimnas
University of North Carolina
Henry Watterson
Licky
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Virginia
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Winston, N.C
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Liuxury Stree
Winston, N. C
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Chas. E. Gardner
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