Presidential Civil Service and Elections In The Nation's Capital
Special correspondence from Washington details ongoing interest in the October state elections New York Ohio Virginia and Massachusetts and how the administration under President Cleveland stands on civil service reform and national issues The piece notes Eaton and Gregory resignations from the Civil Service Commission and mentions the coming pension office building and concerns over smallpox disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eaton
Civil Service Commission
The
Sentinel
Congress
New York
Ohio
Virginia
Gulf
Riverside Park
Mesars
Eaton
Gregory
Cleveland
Washington
United States
Canada
New England
Tarwern
The Barnacles of Progress and an Important Decision
A Kernersville editorial condemns intolerant fossils hindering growth, praising forward youth while criticizing older guardians of old ways. The Wilmington edition reports a not guilty verdict for W. R. Kenan’s case against drum merchants, citing constitutional flaws in non resident taxes. A Wayne County case convicts a man for fraudulently securing a marriage license for a 14 year old, and Durham discusses a Lynchburg rail line. Blind Tom heads to North Carolina per the Kinston Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnacles
Kernersville News
Ahem
Earl of Chatham
Commonwealth
Meares
Wilmington Reviere
W. R. Kenan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Wayne County
Durham
Durhan
Lynchburg
Kinston Free Press
Blind Tom
North , Carolina
Rhetorical Humbug and a New South Paper Industry
A critique argues against rigid grammar rules and praises a populist press model that invites readers to contribute. It urges Southern investment in paper mills, noting low Southern capitalization and high Northern reliance, and praises venturing authors and editors who value talent over strict rules. It closes with a note on the North Carolina Conference division and an ode to Gen Edward F. Jones as a great advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Goold Brown
Hugh Blair
Western Sentinel
North Carolina
Oldham
Thomas Campbell
Hobenlinden
Lord Byron
Thomas Carlyle
Sartor ‘ Resartus
Addison
Blair
Remler
North
Bey
Lucy Hooper
New York World
Messrs. Cushings & Bailey, Publishers
Baltimore
Doetor
Continents
Edward Warren
Paris
Ife
Egypt
Madrid
Warren
la Bourboule
Texan editor writes Tarheel tribute and migration tale
A Texas editor born in North Carolina recounts moving from North Carolina to Texas via Georgia and Colorado City. He praises Texas growth, compares wages and costs with North Carolina, notes cattle and cotton statistics, and salutes Texas culture while bidding farewell to his Tarheel homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iredell
Texas
Grand Lone Star
Tarheelia
M. Battery
Byrrverns Bats Seeds Coming in Every Day
A quirky note lists seeds arriving daily in various colors and designs. The item highlights continuous supply and broad selection for customers seeking diverse options.
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J. Montague
Nuteh
Winston
N. C
A. Griffith
Clark & Ford
Waller
Augestt
Wilmington
Rocky Point
N.C
Irving Blum
Winston, N. C
North End
Liberty St
Winstow
Pfohl & Stockton
J. B. McKenney
Marshall Street
Rico
L. P.ector
Dents
B. Glens
H.W. Glenn Glenn & Glenn
Wenstow
Fayetteville Hotel
Fayetteville
Chas. Glover
Croquet
AL Williamson & Jorrie's Bookstore
H. Montague
Winston, MN
Yandon Commission
Liberty Street
Bitting Biock
Janesly
Burch’s
Peace Institute
Raleigh
Burwell & Scr
Dtuleigh, N.C
Old Fogies
Edward Payson Hall
Vernon
Concord Times
Charlotte
Richmond
New York Sun
Edward F. Jones
Jones
Old North State
Spector Corresondence
the Sentinel
Cotorapvo
Tarheels
Orange
Georgia
North Carolin
Lone Star
Colorado City
Colorado Graphic
Graphic
Colorado
Mitchell County
Haizlip
Ilaizlip
Sherman
Central
Cincinnati
Journallam
Kinston
TSB
Our
Granada
Ryttenberg Bros
Broadway
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