Locked Horns in Joint Discussion at Monroe Debate
Correspondent reports a huge Monroe crowd for Judge Fowle and Dockery as both sides trade blows. Fowle rebuts Dockery’s charges, accusing him of voting for black candidates in Richmond County and attacking white leaders. The audience gasps at the pointed allegations and Dockery struggles to respond.
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Judge l
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Tom Leak
Day Wall
Richmond
Dockery
Fowie
Fowle
Richmond County
Horace
Alex. L. McDonald
Register of Deeds
Felix Jacobs
Daniel Gay
Harvey Quick
John W. Sneed
Prairie Lands Tour Through Texas Rich Counties
A traveler describes a Texas prairie journey from Tyler to Fort Worth via St Louis Texas and the Arkansas, visiting Sulphur Springs Greenville Mt Vernon Commerce and Dallas. He notes rich black soils, abundant crops, Osage orange posts, modern farming with sulky plows, and cattle. Fort Worth grows to 35,000 with granite commerce, hospitals, artesian water, and prominent hotels. A. W. Rowland signs off.
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Litus
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Hopkins
Hunt
Cullin
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Denison
Osage
Bois de Arc
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Shose i
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Tarrant County
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Court House
United States
Pickwick
Ellis
David Brownson
A. W. Rowland
Indiana Campaign Fears A Greenback Issue Grows
Senator Dan Voorheese signals a sprawling greenbacks issue in Indiana this year. Voters are urged to attend and prepare lest they be left behind as financial politics heat up.
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Dan Voorheese
Indiana
U. S. Treasury
Hoar
A Mixed Bag of Brief Items and Quips From Headlines
A roundup of quirky notes covers opium plans for Florida, Utah wealth, loom leaks of profits, and playful wordplay. It cites Russia’s debt, Philadelphia’s population, and American silk production, with light diversions on temperance, politics, and technology.
North Carolina News Highlights From 19th Century Era
North Carolina reports include 200 Young Men's Democratic clubs in the state and a 74 pound watermelon raised in Mecklenburg. Other items note Cross and White cases set for Sept 24, cotton receipts up 3.4 percent, and a new $10 000 Catawba county courthouse. Plans discuss railroads Oxford via Yanceyville to Reidsville and Dur ham to Oxford train service. A yellow fever refuge camp is planned in NC mountains.
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North Carolina
Pittsboro
Capt. Bunn
Pitt County
Senate
N. M. Hammond
House
Parker
J. R. Rollins
T. T. Cord
Paw Creek Township
Charlotte Chronicle
Vance County
Blackwell
Durham Co-operative Tobacco Company
Alamance County
C. A
Mec-Leansville
Cleveland
Tribune
Taxpayers Targeted by Tariff and Mills Bill Debate
The piece argues a calculation shows 150 million dollars yearly siphoned from workers to enrich manufacturers. It cites Andrew Carnegie claiming 1.3 million in a single year and notes Republican opposition to tariff tweaks and Mills bill tax relief.
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Carnegie
Irom
Pensylvania
Republican Party
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