Who Will Lead the Democratic Hosts in North Carolina
A call asks who among Steadman Gilmer Holt Armfield Green or Davis can marshal forces to victory without favoritism or personal ties. The piece seeks a leader with magnetism and inspiring power to awaken enthusiasm across the state from coast to mountains and sea. It ends by asking which man can spark the needed rallying cry.
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North Carolina
Steadman
Gilmer
Holt
Armfield
Green
Davis
Supreme Question for Patriots
The text urges true patriots to answer a momentous question to ensure peace and prosperity for the people. It warns that error would bring defeat and return the state to oppressive corruption it once endured.
A Gem of Genuine Eloquence
A clipping from the Argus of Goldsboro praises Jefferson Davis as a noble figure whose life and devotion endure amid attacks by a prejudiced public. The piece extols his heroism and compares his enduring fame to immortelles, reinforcing Lost Cause sentiment.
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Argus
Goldsboro
Jefferson Davis
Minister Begins Ministry to Small Chapel Fosters Large City Congregation
In October he began his ministry in a small university chapel with seven listeners. His talents soon drew people, and now he presides over one of the city’s largest congregations.
Soldier presence in Congress across Southern states
The Star reports Senator Pugh of Alabama doubts front line service by veterans, but records show most Southern leaders were war veterans. North Carolina, Arkansas, Georgia, and Virginia delegations all included multiple soldiers, with Virginia listing nine veterans in Congress, indicating the veteran influence dominates national leadership.
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Pugh
Alabama
South
North Carolina
Senator Pugh
Arkansas
Georgia
Virginia
Congress
Sound Sense for Warrenton Farmers on Wheat Sowing
The Warrenton Gazette urges farmers to sow wheat oats and rye now to maximize fall root establishment. Captain Kitchen notes that earlier sowing yields better crops, while rich soils via green manuring clover peas stable manure compost or guano enable high wheat yields. It condemns importing flour and urges local production to feed families.
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Warrenton Gazette
Wilson
Kitchen
California
Warren County
Twenty One Years at Church of the Strangers
In New York City the Church of the Strangers hosted a grand reception for Dr. Deems marking the 21st anniversary of his ministry. The event celebrated twenty one years since he began serving the church on a March day described in the report.
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West 31St Street
New York City
Church of the Strangers
Deems
New York
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N. B
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Orance Gr
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Patapsco
Cape Henry
Chesapeake
Bedford
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C. B. Gambrill Manufacturing
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Baltimore, Md
Alexander Greene
Wilson Collegiate Institute
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Secyey
Silas E. Warren
Maxacer
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