Local editor rails at political corruption and school book bids
In a Wilmington dated notice dated March 12 1882 the editor denounces political tampering with elections claims about Conkling and a colored convention in North Carolina. The piece criticizes Shackelford Canaday and calls for fair ballots and national education while railing against South Carolina violence and a Times editor.
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North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Raueieu
N. C
County Commissioners and Solicitor Moore Salary Controversy
The article recounts a dispute in New Hanover County over paying solicitor Benj R Moore a salary in lieu of fees, citing legal opinion by Judge George Davis that payments were made contrary to law. Horace A Baas requests publication of his letter and related documents, while controversy over public access and the board's conduct is aired.
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George Davis
Sbavis
Solic
Moore
Benj R. Moore
Mears
Davis
Criminal Court
M. London
Dfally
Horace A. Baas
Chim‘n Board of Co. Com
Jesse Holmes
Fool Killer
Wilmington
Cape Fear free river spawns new steam line hopes
The Cape Fear becomes a free river with a new steam line already on the water and a strong chance of another soon. Citizens along the river are urged to organize a locally managed line to cut freight rates in half within six months. Prominent landowner Hop Joan Clocker backs a people’s transport venture as Republicans push anti prohibition efforts and upcoming nominations.
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Frey Rivel
Cape Fear
Joan Clocker
Drocker
Extra session fate hinges on railroad pressure
The article discusses potential moves to convene an extra legislative session, noting warnings about liquor laws needing public ratification and the $20,000 cost. It claims Jarvis’ actions depend on railroad masters, with an Attorney General opinion supporting a call for a session, to be decided soon.
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Jarvis
News-Observer
Fayetteville School Report Highlights Progress and Notable Figures
In Fayertsville, North Carolina, the Howard Graded School shows strong growth with about 250 pupils and high attendance. Principal A. W. Whitfield earns praise for discipline and leadership. the Haymons School, led by L. P. Berry, also reports steady progress and a graduating-class emphasis within the Freedmen’s Mission framework.
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Fayetteville
Wilmington
Hettie McNeill
Susan Cass
Mary E. Pearce
Howard
Haymons School
Presbyterian Committee of Missions For
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Hillsboro
Biddie University
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Orange
J. W. Flood
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Leary
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Bryant
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