Local Ticket Names Announced for State Race
For President: GROVER CLEVELAND of New York. For Vice-President: April E. Stevenson, of Illinois For Governor: Extras Carr, of Edgecombe. For Lieutenant-Governor: J. A. Coventon, of Alleghany. For Secretary of State: Octavious Coxe of Wake. For State Auditor: Rt. M. Furman, of Buncombe. For Attorney-General: FRANK I, OsoRNxE, Mecklenburg. For Sup't. of Public Instruction: J.C. ScArso Roven, of Johnson. For Congress: F. A. Wooparp, of Wilson.
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Sup’t. of Public Instruction
J.C. ScArso Roven
Johnson
Democratic Candidate Fred Woodard Takes Vigorous District Tour
The article lauds Fred Woodard as a highly honored Democratic candidate for Congress in this district. It praises his vigorous canvass and forceful speeches against Radical party corruption, portraying his rhetoric as powerful and avalanchian in effect.
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Fred R Woodard
Congress
Radical Party
Causes for Declining Republican Vote in Vermont and Maine
An 1896分析 argues that decreased Republican plurality in Vermont and Maine stems from voter freedom under the secret ballot and backlash against Blaine’s faction. It cites Har rison’s influence, the education campaign, and fears of monopolies favoring Cleveland tariff reform. It connects Homestead labor clashes to broader calls for free voting and public road funding.
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Vermont
Maine
Blaine
Harrison
Minneapolis
Republican
Cleveland
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Mass
Local political shifts as candidates decline
Harry Skinner refuses Governor bid to avoid ties to any organization aiding the Republicans. He also declines the statewide Electoral College post and plans to vote Democratic by November 5. E A May declines Congress nomination. W H Malone declines judgeship. E A Thorne has not acted as Congress nominee in the 2nd District and is expected to announce soon.
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Harry Skinner
E. A. May
Congress
W. H. Malone
E. A. Thorne
Come Out. Republicans Switch Sides in North Carolina
The Signal reports lifelong Republicans including Frank Winstead L J Moore Dr G K Foust C F McKesson W S Pearson Gen Fus Barringer Col Wm Johnson Judge J W Alberton W L Lyon and others leaving the party to back Cleveland and Carr. By November 8 most white Republicans in Eastern North Carolina are gone to the Democrats. The call urges separation from the GOP.
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Republican
Cleveland
Carr
Frank Winstead
L. J. Moore
G. K. Foust
C. F McKesson
W. S. Pearson
Rufus Barringer
Col
Wm. Johnson
J. W. Alberton
W. L. Lyon
North Carolina
Ohio idees propose rapid funds without treasury formalities
The piece denounces an Ohio plan that would raise money for the needy without borrowing or real collateral. It mocks a scheme to issue 500 million in treasury notes divided by state road mileage, arguing it bypasses standard finance and creates impracticalities.
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America
Ohio
Treasury
Principles over men in southern defense debate
The writer condemns Weaver as a traducer and questions how a brave Southern man who fought for the South can tolerate him. They insist on soldiers of principle and untarnished character as true exemplars of their beliefs.
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Eastman College
Noness School
Weaver
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Wake
Rt. M. Furman
Buncombe
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Osornxe
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F. A. Wooparp
Wilson
Fred Woodard
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Richmond, Va
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