Railroad Commission Should Be Wise and Fair
The News Observer urges a carefully chosen railroad commission drawn from wise, independent minds with deep knowledge of railway matters. It should protect public rights while preserving railroad integrity, prevent corporate overreach, and promote prosperity for merchants, farmers, and professionals. Tom McMillian of Wilmington is proposed as the ideal railroad member for balanced representation.
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Ransom Re-elect Confirmed by Democratic Caucus in North Carolina
The Democratic caucus affirmed Ransom as the premier choice to represent North Carolina in the United States Senate. It lauds his popularity magnetism and refined manner while noting other notable figures Waddell Stedman Alexander Jarvis-yea deserve consideration for the high office.
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Knightly Ransom Praised Amid Detractors
In the New Bern Journal a respected writer defends Senator Ransom against mudslinging and slander. The piece argues that small minds attack greatness with envy malice and jealousy while true virtue endures like a diamond coated shield.
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Haigh Retires as Fay etteville Observer Editor. Whitehead to Succeed
The Fay etteville Observer bids farewell to editor George Haigh describing him as scholarly and elegant. Whitehead, former editor of the Greensboro Patriot, will assume the role amid praise for his bold and forceful journalism and refined character.
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Inauguration of Gov Fowle Prompts Hopeful Cheers
The article praises Gov. Fowle as a superior choice for the state, lauding his public service, learning, patriotism, and eloquence. It notes his brief inaugural address, its sound sense, and calls for giving him a fair chance to lead the state, while mentioning he cannot seek a second term.
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