Young and O Hara clash over Dudley removal in NC letter
The exchange centers on Col. I J Young directing the removal of colored deputy collector J E Dudley at the demand of Rep. J E O Hara. Dupiry attacks Young’s stance, accuses O Hara of mob influence, and defends civil service integrity while denying resignation and promising public exposure of the correspondence.
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Opi Rey
Dudley
O'Hara
Young
AL Revener
N.C. Rosen
J E. R. Dudley
J. E. O'Hara
M.C
Palmer
I. J. Young
Raleigh
N. C
Jon
J. E. O Hara
Mr. Palmer
Mr. O'Hara
Republican Party
Wilson
North Carolina
Congress
Col. Young
Q’hara
Isaac J
James E. Young
Louz
Department
Lng
Edgecombe
Northampton
Tony Own
ML. C
Ness
North Carolina Exhibition Highlights For Northern Youth
A Boston exhibition by North Carolina’s Department of Agriculture showcases the state’s farming, forest, and mineral resources. It features bread wheat and corn varieties, rice flour uses, cotton seed products, tobacco wealth, silk prospects, and mineral-rich marl and phosphate fertilizers demonstrating North Carolina’s agricultural potential and economic promise.
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Pektion
North Carolina
Beling
Machusetts
Great Smoky Mountains
Carlina
Department of Agriculture
Boston
New England
Peter M. Hale
W. I. Kerr
Bulletin
Fft
Iisted
Piedmont
Davidson County
Dallas
Edward Atkinson
Connecticut
Old North
Dabney
India
Northlina
Union
North Carolina Emigration Office Showcases Farm Prospects
A New York office displays agricultural samples at 691 Broadway as North Carolina promotes affordable land for settlers. John T. Patrick outlines incentives including 100 acre Warren county farms at $9 an acre with a five room dwelling and four outbuildings. He notes tenants scarce and details rental plans with shared produce and stock gains. The Silk and wine venture in Richmond county heads a developing colony.
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Broadway
Tilman R. Gaines
New York
North Carolina
Mr. Patrick
Warren County
Patrick
Richmond County
Writing-desk and book-case fused from diverse woods by George Mercur
Bloomfield Maine craftsman George Mercur finished a unique writing-desk and book-case after nine years, using 52 woods and nineteen worn jack-knife blades. The inlaid piece features secret drawers and many designs including animals and tools. Mercur seeks about $3000 as a likely price.
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Galveston News
George Mercur
Bloomfield
Mexcur
Rascals Must Go and Civil Reform Calls for Brains
AEditorial argument asserts Republicans should not ally with Democrats to win the presidency in 1884. It urges support for Tilden or Hendricks while denouncing corruption and urging reform minded leaders. The piece reflects on political realignments and calls for principled governance.
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Cassius M.C Itucky
Tha
migFregr
Democratic Party
Becauss
Repubs
Nepublicans
Chase
Blair
Julien
Trumbull
Greeley
Tilden
Butler
Pahner
Bayard
Anncock
Thurman
Pendleton
Hendricks
McDonald
Holman
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E. L. P. Ector
Orvice
Hanees
Dattos & Hent
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W. S. Rempson
Brown, Rogers & Co
4Th Street
Winston, N.C
J. B. McKenney
Lord Tharmosh Setae
H. A. Fipeback
Main Street
H. A. Lineback
Main St
N.C
Ag? Ly
French Bros
Rocky Point
Wilmington
Cruthfield
McArthur
F. G. Crutchfield
Winston
N. cv
Tirsross
Becerra
Mk F
A. C. Vogler
C. Ng
Dertaker
Tate& Johnson, Urdertakers and Cabinet Makers
Pfohl & Stockton
Renee Galstaietieres
Tate & Johnson
Robert D. Johnston
Winston, N. C
The
Ilay Horse
O. Thompson
North Side Court
Ilouse Square
Manufacurers
Prieca
Junt, L
E. 3d. Allen, the Jeweler
Eloin
Johr’s
SITA
John
Nottingham
Brooklyn Bridge
Cheap John
H. C
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Roxy
Sarit
Lydia F. Pinkham
E.3
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Osterters
Young Dudley
United States
JLCL
Pri
Grand Jury
E. R. Dupiry
Old North State
Tite Boston Mechanics
Oerec
Carolina
North
Bate
J. W. Bate
N. Clark
J. M
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Josh Billings
Cassius M. Clty
Salem Academy
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