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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
4
Opinion piece denounces anti-imperialist rhetoric as excuses for failures in the Philippines. It argues a stronger American fighting force is needed, criticizes the Peace Commission, and warns political leaders manipulate public opinion to stay in power.
The piece argues Northern editors exaggerate Southern lynching to condemn the region while North faces its own mob tensions and recent warehouse option news in Wilson and Danville. It cites police interventions in New York and warns editors to address domestic issues rather than stereotype the South.
The Asheville Register reprints Frank Nash’s nearly page article arguing that section 5 of the proposed State Constitution amendment conflicts with the U S Constitution. The paper, noted as Republican, expresses its anxious stance on the issue.
An article warns that buyers and lawyers from Wilson and Danville seek to place Greenville and other eastern town warehouses under a Danville Tobacco Warehouse Trust. It claims private talks at the Hotel Macon and predicts market closures and forced shipments to select markets under the trust.
A survey highlights new mills factories and plants in Franklinville Henderson Hickory Mooresville Roanoke Rapids Shelby Statesville Waxhaw High Point Concord Wayne County Alamance Graham Newton Winston Laurinburg Sanford Greensboro Tarboro Weldon Fayetteville Wilmington Burke Salisbury and more. The piece urges Wilson to join the wave and notes diverse ventures from cotton mills to silk plants and lumber firms. The Fourth of July column reflects patriotism and the republic’s ideals.
Warning against mercury in salves and insistence on prescription use. Advocates Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claimed to contain no mercury and to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Internal consumption, testimonials free, sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
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