County Commissioners adjourn to March for civil term
The county board finished its business and adjourned to meet again on the first Monday in March. Jurors for the March civil term were drawn, marking the first such term in over six months. The report from the workhouse, district adjustments, and a schoolhouse center survey were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. D. Markhan
J. B. Walker
A. W. Hedgpeth
A. Hood
C. A. Jordan
W. Honeycutt
W. G. Holloway
K. Nichols
J. M. Williams
Willian
A. E. Rogers
R. J. Adkins
Cuba Spanish justice case and clemency inquiry report
The State Department reports on a Spanish Cuba case involving Julio Sanguilly and Aguirre with potential executive clemency. Sanguilly received life imprisonment after civil trials, Aguirre was released, and consular efforts sought his release under war conditions. Also announced are Southern Railway cheap rates for events in North Carolina including New Bern fair travel and Raleigh meetings.
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United States
Cuba
Niiguliones
Senate
Pierches
Julio Lange
Gover
Williams
Sanguilly
Spain
Srags
Guirre
Aguirre
Lee
Rockhill
Aeag
State Department
Madrid
Southern Road
New Bern
N. C
Southern Railway
Durham
Fair Grounds
T Baptist Young People’s Union of North Carolina
Raleigh
Talmage
Southern Cormpany
Woman Carew Sentenced to Death in Japan Case
Yokohama reports Mrs. Ca rew found guilty of causing her husband Walter Raymond Hallowell Carew secretary of Yokohama United Club death by arsenic. Jury ruled quickly and sentenced her to death subject to imperial college review. Trial drew social prominence and likened to Maybrick case. Serif F. D. Markham traveled to Raleigh on business.
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Yokohama
Carew
Walter Raymond Hallowell Carew
Yokohama United Club
Colcy
Mary
Death of Mrs G A Robinson mother of local editors
Telegram from Blan Divau announces the death of Mrs G A Robinson at her Orange Virginia home. She died of dropsy at 1 10 PM leaving three children including J A Robinson editor of the Sun and R N Robinson editor of the Observer. Sympathy offered to the Robinson family as records note her long illness. Additional tidbits cover local incidents and a note on Mr Chas D Hammond visiting The Recorder staff.
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J. A. Robinson
G. A. Robinson
James A. Robinson
The
Sur
Orange
Robinson
the Sun
R. N. Robinson
the Observer
Virginia
Recorder
Dividing Up the Ticket in Raleigh Meeting
The Raleigh rally of Republican and Populist papers agreed to divide offices such as Penitentiary Agricultural Department Railroad Commission and several asylums between the two parties. The plan, described as informal, remains subject to separate caucuses before final action. The meeting produced unanimous but nonbinding conclusions.
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Republican Party
Raleigh
Kanigu Trou
Pai
Rep
Pupuune
Morgill
Repubicans
Ral
Golda
Morganton
Republic. & M. College
Atlantic and North Railroad
Republi
Case in East Durham Needs Community Attention
Reports claim Mr. Cape is bedridden with threatened pneumonia while another household member is sick and a ten year old son aids them. The Recorder urges the public to look for those in need and assist. The notice also mentions the death of little Gales Neal at S Scarlett’s residence during a visit to Strathen, and lists several local residents.
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Recorder
Chas D. Hammond
O Pears
Hammond
Mammoth
Ns) Evening Gazette
Iowa
Iowa Editorial Association
World
East Durham
Cape
Gales Neal
S. Scarlett
Sy Srathen
Faterment
Scarlet
J. Ona
Scarlett
Seat Borland
Enchanted Grifton Described as Split Between Districts
In North Carolina, the village Grifton with about 150 residents is described as counted in three townships across Pitt and Lenoir counties. The town spans two senatorial districts and two congressional districts, leaving residents unsure of their representatives. Also noted is Lizzie Townsend's visit to relatives near Burlington and a local tailor moving shop location.
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E. P. McKissick
North Carolina
Gridiron Club
Proctor Knott
Asheville
Washington
Washington Post
Grifton
Speniee E. V. Cox
Pitt
Lenoir
Raleign Tribune
Lizzie Townsend
Pennsylvania
Domestic and Imperial Paper Patterns Advertised for Agents
Best value for its price is real and only cheapness. The Domestic is described as the best machine in every sense, offering high quality at fair prices and maximum profit with minimal trouble for agents. Thasers praised for satisfaction in use. Agents wanted. Send for catalogue.
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Thasers
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Tae
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Treasury
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Chapel Hill Street
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Chapel Hill
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Say
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Ashville
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Ramseur Street
Supreme Court of the United States
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Jones
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New Orleans
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