Inauguration Day Fowle Receives North Carolina Honor
Governor elect Fowle is sworn in at the Stronach Warehouse as the procession forms with bands and military escorts. The large crowd along Fay Street witnesses the ceremony, with attendees including Justice Smith, the General Assembly, and ladies from St. Mary’s Peace and Peace Institute. The address, praised as eloquent and statesmanlike, is followed by a formal reception and a crowd of admirers, including many young women.
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Electoral vote tally and a Queen Victoria statue note
The piece notes Harrison with 233 electoral votes to Cleveland's 165, claims New York would have shifted 206 to 197 for Cleveland, and that Cleveland led white votes while blacks supported Harrison. It mentions a proposed Cabinet for black voters and a Windsor statue plan near the Prince Consort statue.
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Positive remedy claims cure for consumption
Letter to the editor promoting a salve or potion that allegedly cures consumption with a promise to send two bottles to readers who provide payment details. The note is signed by SLOCUM MB from Pearl Street in New York.
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A Patchwork Of Notes On Society, War, And Industry
A long list of short items covers topics from politics and economics to culture. Mentions include Senator Harris Tennessee nomination, Port of London trade, cotton and wheat crops, European wars spending, and Chicago style journalistic quips. References to McClure Philadelphia Times and Cleveland politics appear amid miscellaneous observations.
State News Items From North Carolina Pastimes
North Carolina notes report Raleigh deliberations on a daily independent paper, Durham bids for Trinity College, and teachers assemble at Morehead City. It lists tobacco exports, Farmers Alliances, railroad mileage, and tax data, plus political maneuvers and cadre reshuffles.
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