Bargain Leather and Hosiery Sale Recalls At Oxford Town
Local advertisement details deep discounts on bows, belts, Oxford ties, and hosiery. Offers include ladies Oxford ties, Dongola Oxford options, leather belts, hairpins, buttons, and paper goods with price cuts aimed at merchants and consumers alike. Stock highlights include 10 dozen items, low‑priced note paper, envelopes, and box paper bundles.
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Duceo
Dongola
Air Ladies
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The Situation in Cuba Extermination Debate and Expeditions
A chaotic June 42 dispatch reports a terror regime in Cuba as Spain seeks control through extermination of rebels. It notes bloodier acts against Cuban families, and mentions a Cuban expedition in Washington with details on naval movements and a veteran commander linked to South American revolutions.
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Eis
Frit Bosann
New York
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Washington
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Palma
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Liberty Island
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Race at the Republican convention dominated by talk and arrivals
Delegates and prominent figures stream into St Louis for the Republican national convention. Ex Governor Foraker and other leaders arrive by train as discussions focus on candidates and possible outcomes. The scene centers on anticipation of speeches and the pace of proceedings through the week.
Textile mill revival sparks growth in Southern industry
The report notes rising activity in southern textiles with new factories and expansions. Senora Manufactures plans a 330000 print cloth plant near Seneca South Carolina. Brookline Columbia South Carolina eyed for a cotton facility. Mallison Brothers in Athens Georgia expanding loom and machinery. Haynes of Rutherfordton North Carolina buys Steadman shoal for future operations. Chattatorchon Kahting plans 100 knits and 100 looms. Charlotte Now to install carding and spinning to produce hosiery yarns. Weldon North Carolina, Roanoke River area to gain water power via new canal project aiding textile growth.
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Pinkie
Senora Manufactures
Guulcross Creek
Seneca
Brookieumbia
Dancan
Mallison Bras
Athens
Haynes
Rutherfordton
Steadman Shoal
Broad River
Thord
Chattatorchon Kahting Company
Charlotte
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Taylors
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United Industrial Company
Weldon
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Roanoke
America
Harvard Fracas Ends With Fines For Rioters
Three men arrested after Harvard beat Princeton in a celebration were brought before the municipal court. C. B. Briggs was fined 15 dollars or 12 days, while G. W. Dorr and others faced 50 dollar penalties for assaulting a policeman. President Eliot condemned the riotous behavior.
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Convicts Recaptured After Train Capture in Johnston County
Two convicts Pratt and Williams were seized on a train in Johnston county by a man named Egerton who delivered them to authorities and collected a reward of 100 dollars. A separate note records Miss Jousta Papy of St Augustine born 1895 and living with bail charges, while Johns Hopkins University records a June commencement with 87 earned bachelors and 19 as proficient electors. The weekly tank statement shows a rise to 30 677 000 in savings at the central bank.
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Johnston County
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Piedmont mill town on edge after fatal shooting
Austin Sammons, an 18 year old weaver, is jailed in Piedmont Greenville county amid rumors of a confession regarding the killing of Griffin. A second man reportedly confessed to a hunter that Sammons shot Griffin and disposed of the body in the river. Police push for answers as public fear grows.
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Semmeonds
Piedmont
Greenville County
Austin Sammons
Griffin
Sammonds
Ramsay
Tragic Train Death and River News Reported
Walter Hunter, en route to New York for hydrophobia treatment, dies on a train after a gash on the head. Captain Leathers, a veteran steamboat man, is fatally struck by a bicycle and dies as bystanders aid him. A string of other incidents includes a bank robbery, a whitecap sentence, and a freight accident with a man crushed.
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New York
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