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Carcer
South
Constitution
Alphonse
Heinie
New Orleans
Washington
Atlanta
Sunday Constitution
Engaged Ring Sent To Deserted Husband Scandal Rocks Greensboro
Greensboro July 23 A sensational rumor claims Ernest Hardin head bookkeeper of Revolution Cotton Mills ran away with Mrs John W Stafford wife of a boarding house keeper. They left on a north bound train with baggage to Lynenburg. Hardin showed a roll to a friend claiming 1200. The wife wrote a note telling her husband not to think of her. she left him the engagement ring. She departed with four children. Hardin hails from a well to do Randolph county family.
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Greensboro
N. C
Ernest Hardin
The
Revolution Cotton Mills
John W. Stafford
Lynenburg
Hardin
Randalph County
Will Bore for Oil Near Asheville
A party of Ohio capitalists led by W I Houser Henry Heinsburger and Philip Marks are in Asheville North Carolina testing oil prospects. They plan a test well near 2360 feet deep at an estimated cost of about 7000 dollars and are arranging maps of geological conditions to guide the inquiry.
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Asheville
N. C
Ohio
Messrs
W. I. Houser
Henry Heinsburger
Philip Marks
Columbus
Houser
Heinsburger
Police Chief H Wilmoth Shot in Ambush at Womelsdorf
Elkins West Virginia July 23 Police Chief H Wilmoth was killed late last night while arresting two men near Womelsdorf A third assailant fired from ambush as a posse pursues the killer authorities fear lynching if caught The slaying marks the third murder of an Elkins police chief within a year following Robert Lilly and Page Marsteliar
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Elkins
W. Va
H. Wilmoth
Womelsdorf
Here
Wilmoth
Elking
Robert Lilly
Page Marsteliar
Prof Montague Leaves Furman University
Greenville residents learn Dr Andrew Philip Montague resigns as Furman University president to take the Howard College post near Birmingham Alabama, effective August 1. In five years he oversaw auditorium and dormitory upgrades, new school buildings and a rise in enrollment from 150 to over 230, drawing sorrow from Greenville Baptists and the institution’s supporters.
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Greenville
B. C
Andrew Philip
Montague
Furman University
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
South Carolina
Furman
Rocky Mount Steamer Wins State Firemen Event Title
In Raleigh on July 23 the Rocky Mount steamer clinched first prize for long distance in the state firemen's tournament, while Elizabeth City steamer took top honors in quick steaming and Eclipse of Goldsboro won the 200 yard hose wagon race with a 32 15 second time, breaking the record by one fifth of a second. Hose company No 1 of Goldsboro took second with 32 seconds. Cardinal Gibbons turns 68 celebrating quietly at Ewings Mills in Baltimore County after being born in Baltimore on July 2, 1834.
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Rocky Mount
Raleigh
N. C
Elizabeth City
Eclipse
Goldsboro
Hose Company No. 1
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Ewings Mills
Baltimore County
Thern
Dr J H Chappell Begins Lectures At Summer School
Dr J H Chappell president of the State Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville Ga opens a series of lectures at the South summer school. Prof James E Hughes Toronto lectures on kindergarten work. Big timber lands sale in Monroe county Tenn 1000 acres with Southern railway branch line planned from Maryville toward Rabun Gap and Bushnell Nc. oil land speculation in Anderson and Fentress counties with Standard Oil backing. Coal Creek coal fields in Anderson County and tannery rebuilding at Jellico under Maxwell interests.
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Knoxville
Tenn
J. Harris Chappell
State Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
James E. Hughes
Toronto
Coudersport
W. H. Carpenter
Monroe County
Tennessee
Citico Creek
Goompany
Southern Railway
Maryville
Southern
Rabun Gap
Bushnell
N. C
Murphy
Asheville
Tennessee Oil Lands
J.F. Catron
Barboursville
Anderson
Two Children Cremated In Md House Blast
Gasoline stove explosion at a home in Pints Maryland, owned by W H Feathers, set the house afire. Two children aged 6 and 4 were burned to death while Mrs Feathers barely escaped with her life and her infant child was seriously burned.
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Baltimore
Pints
W. H. Feathers
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Will
Mureade
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South Carolina College Teachers
J. H. Chappell
Georgia Normal College
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