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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1894
Page
2
Howard J. Herrick and Henry Blount are identified in a notice stating subscription price at $1.0 annually. The brief appears as a local business notice without additional terms or dates.
Pe moceratic nomenees announce MED TATE of Burke County for state treasurer JAMES EF SHEPHERD of Beaufort County for chaplain and JOHN E WOODARD for solicitor in the Third Judicial District, listing endorsements and district affiliations.
A harsh critique describes Boss Butler’s push to unite Populists with Republicans to install Cheatham in Congress via Dr. Freeman as a white vote ploy. The piece argues Freeman has no real chance, endorses Woodard, and accuses Butler of self serving scheming aimed at power, urging white voters to reject his tactics.
Joss Butler seeks to oust TH M Wellborn from the Ninth Judicial District bench to back Starbuck, a Radical. Wellborn replies firmly that he will not be dictated to and urges a nonpartisan judiciary while noting three parties exist in the state and that Populists are not represented on the ticket.
Boss Butler is driven by high stakes as tensions rise. The tale hints that if Annanias and Sapphira were alive they might profit by running a Populist newspaper.
The Goldsboro Argus announces its thirteenth volume with a warm welcome and a note of democratic spirit. The paper expresses pride in its mission and wishes sustained success.
In many counties, men who backed the Populist ticket last year rejoin the Democratic party. They resisted coercion and accuse Boss Butler and his faction of delivering them to the Radical foe.
The piece extols Democratic tax policy in North Carolina, noting a $25 million increase in taxable state property by taxing railroads and exempted properties. It argues farmers and workers benefit most, claims state taxes are among the lowest, and praises license taxes on corporations and insurers as fair, urging continued Democratic support.
A Raleigh based Democratic committee warns voters that the November 6 election decides the state judiciary and legislative control. They urge 30 days of earnest effort to elect Democratic judges and a Republican fusion ticket defeat, arguing the fusionists threaten state institutions and the U.S. Senate.
A very inebriated but mobile citizen confronted a police officer after a late night encounter. The quiet streets and the disrupted party mood followed as the man apologized, creating a disruptive but nonviolent moment for the officer.
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