Charlotte Press Association visit ends with banquet and honors
The 1892 North Carolina Press Association gathering in Charlotte enjoyed full hospitality from local citizens. A banquet at the Central Hotel featured toasts from leaders, messages from Z. B. Vance and M. W. Ransom, and remarks by Gov. Holt and others. An excursion option to Washington and New York was offered, and officers and delegates were announced for the coming year.
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Press Association
Charlotte
Buford House
State Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
Chicago
Fish and Fisheries
General Assembly
Press Association of North Carolina
United States
North Carolina Press Association
Asheville
N. C
Central Hotel
Eccles X& Bryan
J. L. Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Z. B. Vance
DaHavorre, N.C
Gov. Holt
Alexander
The
Observer
Imprompu
Frank I. Osborne
J. R. Webster
Josephus Daniels
Washington City
Richmond and
Danville
J. B. Sherrill
New York
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Hundred Islands
Washington
Third Party meeting in Court House endorses full ticket push
A Third Party gathering at the Court House elected Dr H F Freeman as Chairman and John Mears as Secretary with about one hundred attendees including forty Black participants. Delegates were chosen for the State Convention in Raleigh on the 16th and primaries planned for the 20th and 27th to shape a county slate. The talk attacked bosses in the Democratic party and urged unity behind reform and a Cleveland White House return.
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Court House
H. F. Freeman
John Mears
Raleigh
Zoth
Freeman
Hoover
S. Wootten
John E. Woodard
Democratic Party
Cleveland
White House
Business Mens Convention in Wilson Appoints Delegates
A meeting was held in the mayor’s office by Wilson business men to elect delegates for a statewide convention in Morehead on August 10th. E Barnes was chairman and Geo Hackney secretary. A committee of Wilson businessmen was named to represent local interests, with Geo Hackney and others listed as members.
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Nep E. Hutprern
H. A. Latham
F. M. Williams
J. B. Sherrill
S. A. Ashe
H. A. London
Josephus Daniels
E. E. Marper
T.R. Manning
W. F. Marshal
Jerome Dowd
J P Caldwell
National Press Association
T. R. Jernigan
W. F. Tomlinson
G. W. Blount
J. A. Thomas
H. A. Murrill
J. T. Griffin
T. R. Manning
J. A. Robinson
Chicago
Morehead
E. Barnes
Geo. Hackney
A. Branch
Wilson
F W Barnes
C A Young
Geo Hackney
T N Jones
E M Pace
Doane Herring
Hadiey
W P Wootten
J T Wiggins
J M Leath
Herbert Rountree
John C Hadley
Wily Corbet
Geo Wainright
L. Weaver
E N Mercer
Silas Lucas
Patrates E Woodard
D Bardin
G W Biount
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Sorious
Senator Crand
Washington and
North
Asp
E Association
Sgree
Asperity Commenting
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Young Men's’ Christian Association
South Tyron Street
N.C
Eorror
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sa. m
Hanna
E. E. Hilliard
Senator Ransom
WashincTon, D.C
President
Chamber Commerce
Capt
M. W. Ransom
God
J P Strong
G P Pell
Register
Hunt
Burlington
Williams
Newton
Whichard
Sailsbury
Messler
Sheriff
Concord
Addie Williams
MER
Messrs. Eccles and Bryan
J. H. Davis
Central
Magnolia
Maj. Dowel
Third Party
Perdition
Paradise
Maine
Mexico
Europe
Babylon
Ninevah
Business Mens Convention
Sec’y
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