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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1890
Page
3
Last year the two railroads clash over a track project. A planned restraining order failed, crowds joined by workers clashed near Peabody Street and a lighthouse site. Police intervened as work continued and authorities planned court action to decide the route and preserve streets.
Chaotic text fragment references cheerful church donors and Republican stance, with dated allusions to 1858 and social claims. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a clear news item or outcome.
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports on the Chinamas who camped near the suspension bridge at Niagara Falls and finally succeed in their attempt to cross. The piece notes a warning that next time he travels to the United States he will present himself as a Hungarian. Also covered is the Durham Right of Way Case where Judge Armfield ruled in favor of the Richmond and Danville Railroad shielding an injunction sought by the plaintif. Judge Schenck argued for the Richmond and Danville.
The Boston Herald notes a year with no war and a historic 874 election margin while criticizing Tariff policy and the actions of President Harrison and Speaker Reed. It mentions a broad dissatisfaction with government conduct and alleged overreach in Montana elections.
Drs. Starkey and Palen promote a condensed portable “Compound Oxygen Treatment” claimed to adjust elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen. A brochure “Compound Oxygen its Mode of Action and Results” lists hundreds of cases and offers free mail delivery on request to readers.
The notice lists daily trains from Oxford with 11.00 A M departures and 6.00 P M from Durham connections. It mentions arrivals at Henderson and Goldsboro, links to Raleigh, West Point via Nos. 54 10355 103.3, and connections at Richmond for point to West Point and Baltimore. It notes connections at Green to Fayetteville and at Selma to Wilson, with University trains to Chapel Hill.
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