Visit to Newbern Fair Showed Eastern Carolina Hospitality
A reporter recalls the Newbern fair as the best seen, praising the crowding of displays and hospitality from locals including Sam Waters and family. Governors Jarvis Carr and others, plus Harry Skinner and Bill Carraway, are noted in a lively scene. rumors hint at political moves around Ransom’s Senate seat while Simmons faces confirmation.
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Eastern Carolina
Newbern
Sam Waters
Gov. Jarvis
Col. Wads
Harry Skinner
Gov. Carr
Bill Carraway
Washington
the Newbern Journal
Elias
Simmons
Tom Settle
Tom Reed
Vance
Jones
Cleveland Blunders and Benton's Legacy in Democratic Era
The piece critiques Grover Cleveland's early 1890s cabinet choices and his handling of Congress, arguing missteps in appointing Judge Gresham and delaying an extraordinary session weakened the party. It lauds Democratic ideals, praises Cleveland as a unifying figure, and highlights Thomas H. Benton as a notable statesman.
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Cleveland
Judge Gresham
Union
Democratic Party
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Never whip children a relic of barbarism warns author
A strongly worded admonition denounces whipping children as barbaric and cowardly. It warns such discipline spoils the child and compares harsh tactics to self harm, urging readers to resist swearing obedience to strangers.
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Newbern Journal
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
Jackson
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
North Carolina
Fremont
Hillsboro
Burke
Missouri
New York Ledger
Mirror and
Mirror
Atlanta Constitution
Whitaker’s Academy
N.C
Cornelia
A. J. Moore
J. W. Peacock
Isaac A. Amerson
Adm’r
H. A. Arcuer
M. PD
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Carlos Marty
D. C
New York City
Castoria
Hall
12Th Street
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Tue CenTarr Company
Mcreay
the Orton
Orton
J. E. Montague
Wootton & Stevens
Marx
Wted
Sati
Tarboro Street
W. J. Harriss