Adkins Bids farewell as Trinity team shines
Dr Merle T Adkins Trinity's baseball coach leaves for Baltimore after Southern trip praising his players and noting strong teamwork and discipline He credits Flowers Bivens West and Kilgo among others for the season and commends Manager Daniels for his work He plans to coach again if given the chance Trinity's community sends him off with warm wishes and a sense of pride Trinity hosts a two week teachers institute starting June 22 led by L B Evans and others with 125 teachers expected to attend Trinity defeats St Johns 6 to 0 in a separate note
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Trinity Chronicle
Merle T. Adkins
Trinity
Fred Flowers
Chat Bivens
Armfield
College
Sutter
Claude Flowers
Lane
Gantt
Gves
Claude West
Walter West
Trinity College
L. B. Evans
Augusta
Durham
Person
C. W. Massey
Massey
Board of Education
County
Lawton B. Evans
Land
United States
Knoxville
W. D. Carmichael
Durham City
Duke
Fortnightly Club Adopts Constitution At Trinity College
Friday evening meeting focused on organizational matters. Constitution approved section by section to guide future work. Officers elected: Dr. Mims president, L. J. Carter vice president, P. Wyche secretary, J. C. Winslow treasurer, with a program committee named.
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The
Trinity Chronicle
Trinity College
Dr. Mims
L. J. Carter
P. Wyche
J. C. Winslow
Fire destroys McCown residence in county
A large two story dwelling owned by Mrs. Sarah McCown in the northern county was burned completely. The cause is unknown though suspected arson by fire bugs, with the insured value at 1500 dollars and the home valued around 2000 dollars. Mrs. McCown, now living in town, learned of the loss Wednesday afternoon.
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Sarah McCown
Judge Winborne for Attorney General in North Carolina
A letter declares Judge B B Winborne of Hertford County a fit Democratic candidate for attorney general. It cites his long service, district leadership, and state legislature record, urging Durham voters to back him in the coming primary.
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B. B. Winborne
Hertford County
North Carolina
Judge Winborne
General Assembly
Winborne
Durham
Durham County
B. S. Skinner
B.B
Murfreesboro
N. C
B. Winborne
Observer
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion Promises Quick Cure
Hackney Bros. druggists tout Itch cure in 30 minutes by Woolford's Lotion. Ad claims cloth and paint products priced cheaper than shoddy substitutes. Mentions L. M. zinc oxide paint mix with linseed oil and oxide blends. Hackney Bros. and I. & M. Paint Agents promote sale and long-running cost efficiency.
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Woolford
Hackney Bros
Hackney Bros. I. & M
Southern Railway Timetable Effective January 6 1907
Trains depart Durham at 1 20 a m No 111 westbound to Greensboro and beyond with connections to Danville Richmond Salisbury and Asheville No 112 eastbound to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro with Pullman sleeper Greensboro Raleigh No 108 eastbound to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro with connections at Selma to Norfolk and at Goldsboro to Tarboro and Florence No 107 westbound to Greensboro with connections to Danville Lynchburg Washington and Charlotte Dining Cars on Nos 36 and 30 No 116 northbound to Oxford Henderson Jeffries Keys ville and Richmond with further connections to north No 136 eastbound to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro and intermediate stations No 135 westbound to Greensboro with connections to Winston Salem Salisbury Charlotte Columbia Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta and New Orleans at Salisbury for western cities No 12 northbound for Richmond Nos 3 34 go to Lynchburg Charlottesville Washington Baltimore New York and Norfolk No 274 northbound to Oxford Keysville Richmond intermediate stations and No 115 Richmond to Durham arrival 3 35 p m for information contact Southern Railway agents
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N.C
Greensboro
Danville
Richmond
Salisbury
Charlotte
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Asheville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Raleigh
Selma
Goldsboro
Carne Pullman
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Tarboro
Norfolk
Fayetteville
Florence
U. S
Lynchburg
Washington
Southern Railway
Oxford
Henderson
Jeffries
Keysville
Baltimore
New York
Boston
All Points
Winston-Salem
Memphis
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Charlottesville
H. B. Spencer
Washington, D. C
S.H. Hardwick
Manzle
Washington D. C
W. H. Tayce
J. C
RL. Vernon
Trav
Charette
F.W. Woodward
Union
N. C
Seaboard Train Schedules From Durham and Connections
Effective January 5 1908 Seaboard timetables show Durham departures with No 238 at 10 05 AM linking at Henderson to No 38 for Portsmouth Norfolk arriving 5 30 PM resuming to Weldon with A C L for Eastern Carolina and at Portsmouth Norfolk with Steamship lines to Washington Baltimore Cape Charles New York and Boston Also connects at Henderson to No 66 for Richmond Washington and New York Durham No 221 arrives 9 20 PM No 222 leaves Durham PM The Durham Southern No 41 departs 4 45 PM arrives Apex 6 00 PM connections to No 41 and 43 for Charlotte Atlanta and West and to Columbia Savannah Jacksonville and all Florida points Timetables rates and information available from I W Woodward Union Ticket Agent or RL Montgomery Agent Phone 11 or route
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Henderson
Portsmouth- Norfolk
Weldon
Carolina
Portsmouth-Norfolk
Washington
Baltimore
Cape Charles
New York
Boston
Richmond
Durham & Southern
Apex
Seaboard
Charlotte
Atlanta
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
I. W. Woodward
Union
Montgomery
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London
Saturday Review
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Florist
Raleigh, N. C
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Pacentide
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F St
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