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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1890
Page
4
The editor lauds a recent political letter by W H Kitchin criticizing Republicanism and urging Democratic support. It urges printing the missive in pamphlet form to spread its message to white voters across the state. The piece compares the letter’s clarity to a visionary political call and seeks broad republication.
The Advance boasts it has long protected the people and promoted prosperity while warning Wilson county farmers against self styled leaders who seek personal gain. It praises farmers as industrious and honest and urges vigilance against misleading politicians.
The Mirror argues taxes should apply equally and that full listing of taxable property would drop rates. It urges accurate land valuations, warns against equalizing incorrect values, notes banking limits, and calls for greater local currency and banking facilities to ease circulation.
Workers on the New York Central and other lines traversing New York State walked off your trains on a Thursday, halting every service and leaving engines and cars idle. Passengers faced abrupt disruptions as crews abandoned trains where they stood and travelers navigated embankments and tunnels amid growing unrest and fear of further clashes.
A terse fragment notes a course titled Nothing Succeeds Like Success with unreadable date and author details. The text provides little beyond a phrase and partial headings, offering no clear event location or concrete outcomes.
An advertisement touts Radam's Microbe Killer as a universal remedy that allegedly eliminates microbes and cures all diseases from malaria to consumption and rheumatism. It promises relief for aches and pains and claims to treat every disease known to the human system.
An item notes a fraudulent imitation warning and traces marks on jugs. It announces the book History of the Microbe Killer being given away and mentions a second session beginning September 4.
Senator Vance has introduced a bill to repeal the tax on State Bank notes. The measure aims to free banks from a longstanding levy, a policy debated as a renewal of early 19th century financial policy.
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