Enlargetment and Farewell to Delinquents in Our Paper
The issue expands the paper by over six columns and keeps monthly subscription at $1.50 While urging delinquents to settle up the new management warns it will erase names and place accounts with a collector The Wife of Bruce recounts ex governor Houpen's remark on Mrs Bruce dining with white ladies in a North Carolina steamer and gossip over her Washington debut in high society settings.
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Bruce
W. W. Houpen
Register Bruce
North Carolina
Washington City
United States Senate
Europe
Washington
Vorma
Mer
North Carolin
Cincinnati Times Star
Atlanta
Folger
New York Mail and Express
West
Huuss
A. Brockman
Silver Street
Chicago
Panxnn
Panxen
Panxer
Parkers Gixner Toxic
Hiscox & Co
J. L. Paylor
Winston
Samuel Jesup
Westfield
Stokes County
C. 8. Matlock
Cabello
Danville
Reminiscences of North Carolina Leaders and Local Trade Push
The piece describes a publisher's delivery of Col. Jonx t's Reminiscences and Eminent North Carolinians with parts on Carteret to Halifax counties, noting Forsyth content and a price of $1.00. It urges Winston merchants to form a Board of Trade to unite business efforts and accelerate Western North Carolina development. It includes anecdotes on misapplied energy and reflections from Senator Bruce about kindness shown at the White House.
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Jonxt
North Carolina
Josefa Suiz
Washington, D.C
Carteret
Halifax
Turs Il
Wue
Mem
Young Men's Democratic Club Emerges in Norfolk
An article urges energy and capital in the South and highlights the formation of a Young Men's Democratic Club in Norfolk led by J. T. O Ferranu as president and Ina T. Horr as secretary. The group pledges aid to the Norfolk Democratic Executive Committee and advocates club formation across Virginia to foster intergenerational competition and active political work.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Norfolk
J. T. O’ferranu
Ina T. Horr
Young Men's Democratic Club
Democratic Executive Committee
Young Democrats of
Virginia
Richmond
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Ear's
Who is Winston and the North Carolina political shift
A survey of mixed political chatter notes a Greensboro letter announcing support for the Republican party by a man named Winston, provoking questions about his identity and local party dynamics. The piece contrasts various editorial voices on party allegiance and public safety concerns raised by drink moderation and medicine advertising.
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Philadelphia Press
North Carolina
Winston
Gastonia
Greensboro
Uncle Ned Misses Governor Jarvis at Fair Sale
At Brown's Warehouse during the fair Governor Jarvis visits a sale of bright yellow wraps. Uncle Ned hopes to meet him but slips away before the governor arrives. The next morning Ned appears in muddy clothes with a somber look, revealing a day of disappointment and prohibitionist sympathies in Forsyth County.
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Ned
Brown
Governor Jarvis
Gov. Jarvis
Darkey
Uncle Ned
Liberty Street
Forsyth County
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