Two Sermons by Rev D H Tuttle at Main Street Church
Reverend D H Tuttle delivered two sermons at Main Street Church yesterday morning and evening. The morning message on the gift of the Holy Ghost drew a small crowd. the evening sermon on the heart versus outward appearances attracted a larger attendance despite rain. He plans further services today at 10 and 7 30 with Fruits of the Spirit as the morning topic. In Durham, police circulate notices urging clean premises and strict sanitary enforcement to prevent outbreaks. A black resident, Ed Young, was bailed after arrest and left town with companions bound for the south.
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D. H. Tuttle
Main Street Church
Tuttle
God
Durham
Ed Young
Caroline
Lenoir
Young
South
Move of Col. Bobbitt to Kinston Stirred Local Talk
Report in town says Col. W. A. Bobbitt of Oxford may move residence to Kinston stirring concern among third regiment NC state troops since Kinston lies outside their territory. Uncertainty remains whether base change requires resignation. hope is that it won’t. Also notes a runaway horse on Mangu m street near Gattis & Son bookstore causing minor damage.
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Oxford
North Carolina
Kinston
Third Regiment
Bobbitts
Mangum Street
Gattis & Son
Jim Parrish
Personal Mention in Durham Daily Journal
C J Hulin went to Raleigh on business. John Y Kenny of Raleigh passed through. Maj J W Graham of Hillsboro stayed in the city. J H Fleming of Raleigh visited briefly. M J Lindsey of Raleigh is here on business. J O Brock, electrician, confined by erysipelas. W S Poindexter returned from Lynchburg. Mrs Jessie Roberts of Burkely arrived for a family visit. Maj G P Collins spent part of the day in Durham and returned to Hillsboro. CE Upchurch returned from Raleigh. Mrs Lewis and Miss Emma Lewis of Charlotte visiting relatives in Durham will go home today. Maud Thompson, formerly Hillsboro, moves to West Durham. Rev L B Turnbull and J B Fuller left for Winston to attend Orange Presbytery. Mr and Mrs W H Weatherspoon visited their daughter in Nelson, sick Bettie E Sorrell. Dr W W Staley of Suffolk traveling to Eton College after his mother's death. Mrs R Z Linney and her two sons left for Taylorsville after visiting Trinity.
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W.S. Poindexter
Lynchburg
Jessie Roberts
Burkely
W. R. Cooper
G. P. Collins
Durham
Hillsboro
CE. Upchurch
Raleigh
Lewis
Emma Lewis
Charlotte
Maud Thompson
West Durham
W. H. Weatherspoon
Nelson
Bettie E. Sorrell
W. W.staley
Suffolk
Virginia
Eton College
Local News Briefs From Fayetteville Area
Short items note Tishie Goss’s death at 23 from consumption and Betsy McCowan’s burial in Hayti. Fire loss estimated at 125000. Annie Wilkinson, 75, taken to county home for dropsy treatment. Barber James Evans moves to 117 Mangum. Durham man rumored for Congress. Sanitary police named Charles R. Wilson to take effect May 1. Rain arrives after drought.
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Fayetteville
Betsy McCowan
Wm. McCowan
Hayti
L. Cole & Co
Annie Wilkinson
Charles R. Wilson
Charles
Confusing political spectacle amid party clashes in A Merican scene
The piece rails at rival factions breaking pledges and using sectarian issues to gain leverage. It laments public opinion disarray and urges a focus on national welfare despite divisive campaigning. It also reports Asheville Battery Park Hotel fire and local business troubles amid a chaotic 1900s provincial feel.
Cheatham Agent Report From Durham In Commerce Matters
Fragmentary item shows Cheatham as agent in a Durham commerce dispute or matter. Details are unreadable. no clear action or outcome available.
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Woodall
Bond
A. M. Wahab
Trinity Park
Trinity
Watts Hospital
Hopkins & Patterson
Tarry Yonger
H&p
C.J. Hulin
John Y. Kenny
Maj
J. W. Graham
J. H. Fleming
J. M. Lindsey
Robt L. Lindsey
J. O. Brock
L. B. Turnbull
J. B. Fuller
Winston
Orange Presbytery
R. Z. Linney
Linney
R. Z. Linney, Jr
Taylorsville
PF. A
Tishie Goss
James R. Evans
Peabody Street
Wm. Simpson
Congress
Ete Bros
Charlie Henry
Ltme
Durham & Northern
R. B. L. Holt
Oxford & Clarksville Road
W. T. Burke
Init
Asheville
N. C
Battery Park
Pariapepata
George D. Wetherll & Co
Forth Front Street
Ernest W. Holdt
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Florida
Ce Ness
Thomas
Main Street
M. Yearby
E. C. West
Esa
Eh Merson
Rein ‘Nodaye
W. M. Yearby
Sain Street
Faye
Ae Sneed & Thomas
Brion
Eee Sneed & Thomas
W. M. Fearby
Main Aires
Wood
ST. Vitus
Sician
Miles
Neeeean Knox
Ind
Jon
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Chester
Green Ee
Athens
Atlanta
All Points South
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Dominior
Jureday
Iaenete and
Westington SB
Informaons
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Pao
Ition
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Cheatham
MD Pullman Vestibal Atlanta
Sleepers Betwer
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Atte
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Winson
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Points
Ene
North
Lina
Knoxville
Tennay
Present Ale
Clarksville
Keysville
Greensboro
API
Watsons
Selma
Rorky Mount
Tarboro
Norfolk & Carolion
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Pullman
Kuasta
Ogime
Hans Iewul
John ¥. Rigerer
Perel
Adal Ce
Mary
Glenn
Gremn
Horton
W. Adar Ai Clanton
Nese Racicitarees
Kali Works
Nassau Street
West Main Street
Pridgen & Jones
J. I. Nissen
Round Hound
W. Spoke
Starke
DIXIE
Oliver
Clarke
Lloyds Hardware Store
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