Democratic echoes clash over national politics in Wilson
The Wilson newspaper excerpts a dispute on Cleveland era policy with accusations of anti Democratic bias. It defends law and order while denouncing the Caucasian and anarchist Debs. A Washington correspondent praises Representative F A Woodard for a speech boosting his record and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Carolina
Ransom
Democratic Party
Washington
F. A. Woodard
Inter-State Democratic Association
Representative Bunn Withdraws From Renomination
Hon. B H Bunn representative from the Fourth Congressional District withdraws as a candidate for renomination. This assures the nomination of Hon. Chas M Cooke of Franklin, with Bunn’s service remembered while Cooke prepares to take the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bunn
Fourth
Chas. M. Cooke
Franklin
Bunn
Cooke
House bill adds counties to Eastern District
Representative Woodard pushes through the House a bill to include Moore Chatham Richmond Durham and Person in the Eastern District. The move would raise Aycock salary by about $1000 annually and increase Carroll's pay. The paper criticizes the current division as unfair.
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Woodard
Moore
Chatham
Richmond
Durham
Person
Aycock
Carroll
Senator Jarvis Denies Attorney Role in Rail Subsidy Vote
Senator Jarvis explains his vote against the fast mail subsidy to Mr. C. A. Matthews of Charlotte. He denies ever acting as an attorney for the Wilmington and Welldon railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
C. A. Matthews
Charlotte
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Democratic factions rally as Woodard renomination affirmed
Justice Walter Clark denies being a Populist and remains a Democrat. The Bertie county Democratic Convention endorses Hon. F. A. Woodard for renomination to Congress with no doubt of his renomination. The Advance is repeatedly cited. Talbot says Congress won’t adjourn before August 29 as stalwart Democrats prepare to purge vipers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clark
Charlotte Observer
Bertie County
Hon
F. A. Woodard
Woodard
Talbot
Ways and Means Committee
The
House
Congress
Democratic Party
Senator Butler backs Stevenson in 1896 race
South Carolina Senator Butler endorses Stevenson for president in 1896. The South is expected to support a ticket led by the Vice-President. W. H. Bower is renominated in the Eighth Congressional district with no opposition.
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Butler
South Carolina
Stevenson
South
W. H. Bower
Woodard Appointments and Tariff Talks Across Washington
Washington dispatch reports no tariff bill approval yet as Senate and House confer with a close vote on refer with instructions. Sugar duties shift to 45 percent ad valorem to fund revenues and aid sugar planters. North Carolina district lines adjusted to improve court access and fee balance. Wilson figures highlight appointments to Census Department and Land Office, with R. D. Alley named carpenter and Master Walter Galloway joining the Senate post office.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Committee of Conference
Friends of the
Washburn
Friends
Irby
South Carolina
Allen and
Kyle
Sugar Trust
Census Department
Thomas Ruffin
Land Office
Wilson
Walter Galloway
Capt
Swift Galloway
Greene County
Capt. Galloway
Greene
Utah Statehood Nears Formal Admission After Bipartisan Push
The Utah bill securing statehood was signed by President Cleveland, ending decades of eligibility debates tied to polygamy and the Mormon Church. The enabling act sights a November or December 1895 proclamation to admit Utah, with near unanimous bipartisan support in both parties.
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Utah
Cleveland
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Harrison
Sunday School Convention in Durham August 21 22 23
Programme for the Thirteenth Annual North Carolina Sunday School Association convention at Trinity Methodist Church Durham. Attendees include Wm Reynolds Peoria IL and Bishop W W Duncan with a large Durham choir led by W J Ramsey. Special excursion tariff offers full fare plus one third return.
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North Carolina State Sunday School Association
Trinity Methodist Church
Durham
Wm. Reynolds
Peoria
International Sunday School Association
W. W. Duncan
M. E. Church
South
W. J. Ramsey
Evangelist Fife
Woodard on renomination for Congress in Tarboro area
The Wilson Mirror reports Mr. F A Woodard seeks renomination without opposition and is viewed as faithful to the party. In tobacco news Capt E M Pace says Eastern Carolina yields the finest crop yet and curing has begun with several named planters singled out as key to success.
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Joseph Hawkins Freeman
Chimney Rock
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Esmeralda
Joseph Williams
Virginia
Kentucky
Patrick
Southern Pines
N. C
Freeman
Jonan White
Tarboro
E. M. Pace
The
Tobacco Journal
Carolina
Billy Slaten
Bob Greenwood
John Chaney
Tom Shields
Rules for the Office Boy from Bok’s 1910 Advice
An excerpted guidance list urges office boys to arrive early and stay late, be at the desk when the employer passes, and treat every task with thorough care. It warns against idling or lengthy lunches, and advises asking to be excused only for essential reasons such as illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Mr. Bok
Tillman Proclaims August Open for Dispensaries in South Carolina
Governor Tillman of South Carolina issues proclamation ordering dispensaries to open August 1. The move draws criticism as a grim day for the Palmetto State after his election as governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
South Carolina
Palmetto
Covernor
Congressman S B Alexander Withdraws From Sixth District Race
Congressman S B Alexander retires from the Sixth District congressional race and signals a possible bid for a West Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. BB. Alexander
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Howard J. Herrick
Henry Blount
Ongan
Advance
Ments
Washington Post
Asheville
Carolina Central Railroad
Charlotte, N.C
Rutherfordton N. C
United States
Christian Reid
Land of
Swananoa
Swanannoa Gap
Mountai
Washington Monument
Knot
Bald
Harris
Hickory Nut Gap
Hickory Nut
Seaboard Air Line
T. J. Anderson
Portsmouth Va
G. P. Horton
Chimney
News-Observer-Chronicle
Rocky Mount Argonaut
America
Union
Caolina
Tobacco Prospects
High Point Institute
Business College
J. M. Weatherly
Prin
Asp. J. &. Weatherly
S. Marys School
Raleigh, N. C
B. Smedes
A. M
Salem
Female Academy
J.H. Clewell
Salem, N
DAY & Hedges
Tarorno, N.C
Weil
Maxten
Ghana
Bent Tia
Latah
Peverr
Henrys
J. Will Gardner
Proprietos
Harry Bassett
Lotos Club
Brand
Guiness
Hodweber
AGER
Wah Ae
Star Saloon
Goldsborg Street
Young Ladies College
Buena Vista, VA
Selon
Rosa
Shepherd
Principel
J. J. Miller
E. Moore
Nash Stree
Weelsov
United States Nurseries
Pitcher & Manda
Short Hills, N. J
Blount
W. L
Douglas
W-L-Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Young. Bros
College of Agriculture
Mechanic Arts
Crress Turek Treixwat Couners
Alexander
Holladay
Ral“Vah, N
Harriss Steam Lye Works
South Blount Street
Raleigh
N.C
Oak Ridge Institute
College. Com
Bet
Pomont Hills
Weite
Oak Ringe
ART
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Ainting
Loma
Farrar
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Krenston
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