Wilmington Post Editorials on Politics and Recovery Speech
In a retrospective column the Wilmington Post reviews national events surrounding the President and medical judgments after a gunshot incident. It recounts public reaction, calls for recovery, and notes Republican and Democratic stances on prohibition, plus letters from ministers supporting or opposing pulpit participation in politics.
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Elberon
Pennsylvania Avenue
St .Albans
Benet
President Garfield’s condition updates and related notices
July 7 dispatches summarize Garfield’s improving condition with stable pulse and temperature, notes on diet and potential risks, and official responses from officials and colleagues. Included are exchanges between New York officials and Mrs Garfield, plus a Republican stance on prohibition amid state politics and a notice from Cape Fear life-saving station bid solicitations.
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Senator Conkling
MacVeagh
Fifth Avenue Hotel
N. Y
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Garfield
Roscoe Cen Kursg
Wasuiscox
Reeve
New Yort
U.S. Ling Sav Oreice Oy Grnenal
Ashington
D.C
Cape Fear
N.C
Cigs
Ench
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Collectors of Customs
Are
Norfolk
Wilhington
B.C
Fear
Kimball
North Carolina Republicans denounce assassination attempt
The State Republican column reports citizens of Winston passing strong resolutions denouncing the attempt to assassinate President L. S. Holt of Graham, with factory interests and cotton mills nearby. It notes the Neuse Manufacturing Company fire at Swepsonville and various editor reactions on politics, immigration, and public figures.
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Union. Republican
Winston
The
United States
Statesville
North Carolina Fires Association
Salem-Winston
S. A. Ashe
Raleigh
Ares & Oderveer
BR. N. Creesy
Elisabeth City Economial
J. 8. Bradshaw
Ashburne Courier
J. W. Goslen
Winston Republican
Jordan Stone
Asheville
Guiven
Eeth H. Ennis
N.C
E. E. Smith
Carolina Enterprise
Goldsboro
Post
Smith
State Republican Committee
Orrice Canoi'na
Goxpsnoro
Hox
W. P. Carapay
State Committee
E.E. Surry
City Items and Local Notices
The County Commissioners met last Monday afternoon but adjourned to the 11th. The Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company declares a 3 per cent semi annual dividend payable after the 15th. Henry Davis of Myrtle Grove sound dies aged about 78. A German sailor, about 21, drowns while the Rachael Jane is on the Empire Sectional Dock. his New York parents notified. About twenty bits for the Wrightsville mail forwarded to Washington. Colonel A Pope to move his family from Wilmington to Richmond. Duplin Canal directors meet. canal work to be renamed and reengineered by Quicog with twelve head of water. new director Gide steady named for Duplin.
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Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company
Henry Davis
Myrtle Grove Sound
Board of Commissioners and Pilotage
Rachael Jane
Empire Sectional
New York
Col. Brink
Wrightsville
Washington City
Duplin Canal Company
Quicog
Simith
Daplin
J. W
Miller
Crinzess
Mofrine
United States
M. P. Taylor
Capt
Jac. Cowan
Wilson
J. I. Macks
A M Waddell
Henry Nutt
H Fiehblate
J E Sampson
Henry Taylor
J J Macks
Alfred Howe
Svenssina
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W. P. Camsday
de. Wilson
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C
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James G. Baise
Washington, D.C
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Immigrants' Friends' Society Organized in Wilmington
A meeting at the Produce Exchange organized the Immigrants Friends Society of Wilmington under incorporation. Officers include President Henry Nuts and Secretary Walker a.. the annual meetings set for the first Tuesday in June.
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Immigrants’ Friends’ Society of
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Henry Nuts
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Walker
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B . Worth
F W Claren
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