Democracy in the Nation and the Teacher Assembly
June 15 1899 report outlines Democratic aims to curb trusts and imperialism while pledging free coinage and constitutional fidelity. It also covers the upcoming sixteenth annual North Carolina Teachers Assembly at Morehead City with low railroad rates and hotel rates offering professional and social benefits.
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Complimentary tickets and newspaper profit in politics
The piece argues readers misunderstand free tickets as gifts and notes the newspaper profits from advertising. It criticizes reliance on press coverage for advertising value and discusses the ongoing Philippine conflict and peace efforts, urging North Carolinians to focus on this year’s political questions at the polls.
Women College Graduates Burn Books Protest On Campus
At Richmond Virginia Women's College a 25 member graduating class processed with books and kindling wood. They built a wood pile and burned it after a speech calling to wipe out the old frustrating books, a stunt viewed as a critique of traditional women's education.
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Women’s College
Richmond
Hood
Michael Boyie
Denny Street
Pittsburg
The Raleigh Post Endorses Constitutional Amendment
The Raleigh Post promotes the constitutional amendment as a Democratic measure supported by a Democratic legislature and constituency It argues the amendment will foster orderly government protect peaceful pursuits curb demagoguery and aid both white and Black citizens If ratified it will advance desirable outcomes and the Post urges all citizens to vote for it.
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State Welfare at Stake in Constitutional Amendment Talk
The Newton Enterprise notes a shift from politics to industry and farming but argues this year demands attention to the Constitutional Amendment. It warns that fierce campaigns could distract from the state’s welfare and urges informed public understanding of the amendment’s provisions and purposes.
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Pimples and Boils
The piece endorses Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a cure for skin troubles such as pimples and boils. It claims the remedy purges humors through proper channels, leaving the skin soft and fair. A separate editorial mocks a Peace Commission trip as a roaring farce.
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Daughter of Carbonnel Cisneros Named in Columbia?
Florence South Carolina item notes a Cuban sympathizer link and hints the daughter of Madame Carbonnel Miss Evangelina Cisneros may be named Columbia. The short column jests about a national reaction and cap tossing in response to the naming.
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News and Courier
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Evangelina Cisneros
Columbia
Beware of Mercury Ointments and Hall's Catarrh Cure
Warning against mercury in ointments and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims cure internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Recommends buying genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure from Druggists at 75 cents per bottle and mentions Hall's Family Pills as best.
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J. Cheney & Co
Belle Anderson Confesses in Kidnapping Case
New York reports Belle Anderson has turned state's evidence and made a full confession on the stand about a kidnapping. The attorney seeks clemency for her, citing her terminal illness consumption.
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New York
Belle Anderson
Venezuelan Quest Begins With Informal Peace Talks
Paris June 14 report that Venezuelan mediation efforts proceed with an informal meeting of counsel from the Foreign Affairs ministry. The American Peace Commission is involved and a first formal session is slated for tomorrow.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
S.o
Massey and Sailey in Raleigh Fight Over Editor Charges
In Raleigh on June first a dispute arises involving Prof Massey and editor Bailey. The notes accuse faculty members of misconduct and anonymous payments, escalating to a confrontation that raises tensions at the News X Observer.
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