Timeline of notable events from 1830 to 1908
A compact chronology lists key moments: 1830 Alabama church organization in Mobile. 1837 New Orleans Picayune debut. 1841 New York Earthquake shock. 1861 Louisiana secession ordinance. 1864 Henry M. Allen elected Confederate Louisiana governor. 1872 Confederate General Richard S. Ewell dies. 1882 birth of Charles Cullean. 1908 Ontario Conservative victory. 1908 Sabine Lake canal opening in Texas.
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Episcopal Diocease
Alabama
Mobile
New
Omeans Picayune
New York City
Louisiana
Henry M. Alon
Richard 8. Ewell
Charles Cullean
Garfield
Conservative
Ontario
Sabine Lake Canal
Texas
Cotton mill activity expands across several states
The report details new mill constructions incorporations and expansions from North Carolina to Georgia and Texas. Caswell Cotton Mills near completion stores cotton. Zebulon Southern Spinning firm formed with 200000 capital. Laurinburg Waverly Cotton Mill incorporated with 200000 investment. Other notes cite full capacity runs at Oglethorpe Crawford. Tidewater Knitting Mills resumes with 50 knitting machines. stockholders meetings for Ottaway Aetna mills. Worth Manufacturing adding spindles. Denison considering warehouse and spindle upgrades. Adington Mill to add 3000 more pins. Dixie Mills reporting favorable stock results amid tough markets.
Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure In Weeks
Advertisement claims Pazo ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Included price is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Oxford
Acme Hastity Mill to Rebuild at Old Bobbin Works Site
In Asheboro the stock increased to 400000 and preferred stock to 200000 as the Acme Hastity Mill confirms the purchase of the old Bobbin Works property for a new plant. The project proceeds immediately with brick buildings and equipment to be determined, aiming for at least 400 dozen hose daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
N. CoAt
Acme Hastity
Bobbin Works
Sunlight Cooking Through Solar Stoves Since 1687
The article describes sun cooking using mirrored solar stoves with a movable mirror and reflector, noting Baron Tehernhausen as an early pioneer in 1687 1688 and mentioning Sir John Herschel Buffton California tests. It explains time scales for boiling roasting and poaching and that yellow glass can improve meat flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Tehernhausen
John Herschel
Buffton
California
Varius Sun
Clacbysati Enquirer
Kilby and Houser Named Officers
Thos. F. Kilby is elected president and Chas. J. Houser serves as vice president in the organization’s latest leadership slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Kilby
Chas. J. Houser
Geo. E. Cater
Talbot Foard
J. J. Willett
Thos. B. Kilby
Jas Keith
Q. J. Houser
H. F. Williamson
Jno
B Lagarde
Arthur Wellborn
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THE
Evening Star
Annilton Publishing Company
J. T. Fain
Annieton Pobllishing Company
Star
United States
Tooforfe Ofooforfeefoofoele Oforye
George Handley
Georgian
Jean Jacques Dessalines
Hayti
University of Virginia Establion
Cotton Mill News
Kingston
N. C
Caswell Cotton Mills
Cleburne
Zebulon, N. C
Southern Spinning and Manufacturing Company
Zebulon
Levington
Laurinburg, N. C
Waverly Cotton Mill
Laurinburg
Portsmouth
Vae
Tidewater Knitting Mills
Sitelby
Shelby Cotton Mills
UNION
8. C
Ottaway Mills
Aetna Mills
Worthville
Worth Manufacturing Company
Denison
Denison Cotton Mill Co
Gastonia
Adington
Lagrange
Dixie Cotton Mills
Concard
Brown Manufacturing Company
Morris
Dublin
Newton, N. Co
Catawba
Messers, Yount & Shrim
Newton
Greensboro
Hunter Manufacturing and Commission Company
Stone
Bee Heehee
Ness
Osing
Via
New Orleans
Pensacola
West
Gulf Coast
South Texas
W. A. Russell
Louisville
J. K. Lanning
T. Py As
Ala
Hope Worsted
Kentucky
Swan Street
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Afcord
Thad M. Gwin & Co
City National Bank
Bank For Savings
Jas. Keith, Jr
Prenk
ED. Pinaud
Bavker
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