North Carolina Notes Mixed With Local News Items
A Raleigh wedding officiated by Rev W S Davis. deaths include Prof T L Norwood of Bing school in Tennessee. Reports from Asheville, Goldsboro, and Beaufort highlight fish yields, rail progress, political conventions, and a man declared insane in Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.L. Norwood
Bing School
Tennessee
R. H. Powell
Oxford
Annie T. Williams
Raleigh
W. 8. Davis
Uary
Whisky Trusts Investigation Reveals Production Pause Pact
Witness J. M. Atherton testifies that major Kentucky distillers agreed to suspend whisky production from July 1, 1887, to July 1, 1888 to counter over production. He describes distillers handling others’ whisky names and notes 150 small distillers were not asked to sign. The pact aimed to curb exports and backflow of unsold whisky while denying it as a formal trust. The Kentucky Distillers' Association formed earlier to discuss tax and trade issues, not production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuaron
Cane ” Areeare
So Whisky Trust
J. M. Atherton
Nee
Kentucky
Europe
Kentucky Dististers’ Association
Notable Women and Wealth Figures Across Late 19th Century Life
A roundup lists Mary E. Bryan earning $6000 yearly from writing, Clara Morris enjoying hearing her own phonograph, Elizabeth Cleveland planning studies in England, and Miss Clara Barton admired by elder women. It notes Mrs. Goodwin set to wed Whistler, Hetty Green’s vast wealth, Sarah W. Coates’s $3 million bequest, and the Duchess of Cambridge receiving pensions. Also mentioned are John Carter jailed for two years, Queen Victoria’s pensions, Clive Pendleton on women and money, Mary Mapes Dodge’s vitality, a Kansas City milliner profiting $26,000 yearly, the Empress Dowager invited to the throne, Mrs. J. C. Agamer facing divorce, a question about stage gains, and Governor Ames’s partial recovery and move home.
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Clara Barton
Goodwin
Whistler
Hetty Green
Sarah W. Coates
Kansas City
Duchess of Cambridge
John Carter
Springfield
Victoria
Clive Pendleton
Mary Mapes Dodge
China
J. C. Agamer
Cleveland
Ariges
Ames
Massachusetts
Boston
Not Just the Answer He Expected
Mixed OCR snippet hints at a romance line with Darling and Join. partial dialog about asking to become and being unworthy.另有一段提及 Marion Gortingve Yelently death in Chattanooga with 200 descendants and a 110 year age reference.
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Qourier
Marion Gortingve
Chattanooga
Tenn
Geer
Washi
Wington
Congressmen in Summer Attire Reported By Eye
The article catalogues how several congressmen dressed in summer wear. Dr Reed sports a checkered sher sucker coat and vest while Mr McAdoo wears a turndown collar with Irish linen. Meg, Mr Dalzell, Mr Vance, Mr Springer, Mr Anderson, Mr Darlington, Amos Cumming, and others are described in various light coats, collars, and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reed
Mr. McAdoo
Mr. Buckalew
Meg
Mr. Dalzell
Mr. Vance
Conneticut
Mr. Springer
Willing to Serve. Reeded Recorder’s Daring Political Claim
A local letter from Micajah Martin declares his willingness to run for office after twenty years of hesitation, claiming readiness to serve without pay if needed. His wife counters, accusing him of laziness and infidelity, vowing he shall not jeopardize her family’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprtoxs
Micasan Martin
T. Messrs. Bvrroxs
Micajab
Micajah
Martha Martin
Bia
Micax
Martha 1
Bin
Manrita Mantis
Daring 1000-Feet Balloon Descent Stuns Crowd
Samuel Baldwin repeated a bold ascent and descent from 8000 feet, landing in a field eight minutes later after violent oscillations. In Hareland, Kentucky a whiskey dispute turns deadly as three men die and a courthouse is seized by armed factions. Levi M Tanner of New York is noted for a dry goods venture. An Owllie, Kentucky resident lived two weeks with a bullet wound, reporting no distress. The President spent Saturday at Freeport with 100 blue flints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, II
Daly
Samuel Baldwin
Baldwin
Developments in the Cross White Case At Raleigh
Report notes ongoing interest and speculation over Cross and White. Capt E R Stamps, former bank president, allegedly pressed the News and Observer to omit director indebtedness details, a claim the paper disputes as joking. Cross warns of further disclosures possibly involving Stamps and a penitentiary risk. White cites ledger handwriting questions tied to a former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh News-Observer
Sam' Rockingham Rocke
McK
Raleigh Cor
Wil
Messenger
E. R. Stamps
News and Observer
Cross
Stamps
White
Raleigh
Perplexing Claims In Wake County Jail Case
The Raleigh observer notes contradictions in prisoner Scott Partin's identification marks. Reports describe a disputed toe scar and alleged arm moles, with locals arguing over whether the features match Partin. A jokey quip adds local color to ongoing uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Artin
Scott
Interv
Hugh
Panthered Township
Frankie Partie
Aneoniiceeds Gessensoetts
Bla
John Lee
Wilmington Street
St. Patrick
Mr. Lee
Stewart Ellison
Wake County
Heaven
Warning on Tubercle Germs and Consumption Dangers
A warning notes that diseases of the throat and lungs are common killers and that everyone encounters tubercle germs. it urges prompt action when throat or lung symptoms appear and to obtain a bottle of 00's German to gain immediate help.
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North Carolina News
Goldsboro
Wilmington Messenger
Hiramae Jr
City
Asheville
Cow Ridge
Newbteraee
J. W
E. W. Fiore
Wilmi Messenger
Aa Fear
Yadkin Valley
W. "Foran Progrin
Beaufort
Carteret
Chadwick
J. H. Marshall
Ocean Grove
Perpe
Penniven
Speers
Mr. W. E. Gladstore
Oolessamie
Lon
Whisky Trusts
House Committee
Mary E. Bryan
Clara Morris
Elizabeth Cleveland
England
Mr. Anderson
Illinois
Darlington
Amos Cumming
Harelan
Levi M. A
New York
Owile
Freetan
New Goode
Atl
Batiste
Nainsook
India
Chas, Robbins
KNABE
WM. Knabe « CO
Fifth Avenue
Baltimore St
Balti
Market Space
Washington, D. C
Mesa
Weads
R. J. Noomas
Main Street
Durham
Rose E. Cleveland
President Cleveland
Copley
Olive Street
St. Lois
Mojun
J. W. Blackwell
the Builders and Manufacturer’s Supply CO
Durham, N C
Agency
North Carolina
Furyisuinc AcExcy
Bowers & Arendell
Chapel Bill, N.C
Kemp P. Battle
J. Southgate & Son
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