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Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1894
Page
2
Dentfort County Official Appoints Woodard as District Justice
The record lists James Eb Shepherd of Dentfort County and Touin Woodard named as associate justice and solicitor in the Third Judicial District. The announcement cites formal appointments and the roles within the district's legal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB Shepherd
Dentfort County
Oliciter Third Judicial District
Touin Woodard
New Party Forms From Raleigh Convention
A new party emerges as Radicals absorb Populists and rename themselves Co-Operationists. The piece warns of traitorous leadership and predicts a dramatic political year with factions aligning as Democrats oppose Republican Radicalism and Populists return to Democratic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Soge Harris
Marion Butler
Satan
Mephisto
Harry Skinner
Eaves
Beelzebubb
Repblicans
Democratic Party
Cleveland Deems Tariff Reform Improper but Improves Law
President Cleveland explains he will allow the tariff bill to become law without his signature. He cites inconsistencies while praising some reforms and urges continued Democratic effort, arguing free raw materials will lower costs and boost American industry.
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Washington
Cleveland
Representative Catchings
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Pelf
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Free list items highlight commodities in tariff bill
The text lists cotton bag ging burlaps and bags for various goods including crain charcoal anthracite coal coffee cotton ties guano plows harrows harvesters reapers drills planters mow ers horse rakes cultivators threshing machines cotton gins quinine salt tea timber and wool. It ends by blaming the Democratic party for inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
West Virginia Leader Re‑nominated by Acclamation
Hon Wm L Wilson of West Virginia was renominated by acclamation last week. His acceptance speech drew great enthusiasm as a reward for his tariff reform efforts. Marion Butler uses the Farmer's Alliance and Populists to push for a Senate seat, with strong demagogue charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ll. Wilson
West Virginia
Tin plate makers reduce output to 35 percent
The infant tin plate industry has cut production from 55 percent to 35 percent. The change is framed as benefiting the American public through lower prices and steadier supply, though the sector faces downsizing.
Norfolk Landmark in a New Dress Honors Its Editorship
The Norfolk Landmark gains a refreshed appearance and is praised as one of the ablest edited papers in Virginia, a credit to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Landmark
Virginia
Mills tariff bill endorsed by two Democratic conventions
The Mills tariff bill was endorsed by two Democratic National conventions. The present tariff law is 18 percent lower than the Mills bill. Cotton cloths will be cheaper as duties drop from 37 to 15 percent. Blankets fall from 80 104 percent to 35 percent. Marion Butler will learn he cannot humbug his way into the United States Senate. This will help you.
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Nash
Nashville
Matt Ransom
Brooks
Chambers
Elizabeth City
Raleigh
Jno. Kerr
Senate
Vance
Ransom
Marion Butler
United States Senate
Populists Suffer as Alliances Weaken Principle
The Populists by their alliance with the Radicals have sacrificed all principle. The Democratic party was never in better fighting trim than at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Republicans ignite new tarill with vigorous push
The text shows Republicans rallying to light the tarill with strong energy and momentum. They emphasize urgency and broad support across districts, pledging swift action and coordinated effort to advance their agenda.
Third Judicial District Renominates Judge Jacob Battle
The Third Judicial District convention re nominated Hon Jacob Battle of Nash as the Democratic candidate for Superior Court judge. The action is seen as a deserved compliment to a upright and learned public servant, highlighting his solid record and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District
Jacob Battle
Nash
By meal 2 a year address the sun New York
The fragment notes an address for THE SUN in New York connected to a mention of meal 2 a year. The readable items are minimal and provide no clear event, person, or organization beyond the newspaper name.
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Brockton
Mass
Kl. Douglas Shoes
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