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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1909

Page

2

Durham contentions and town notes fuel winter editorials

The Durham North Carolina semi weekly addresses weather shifts, city politics, and public affairs. It praises the recorder appointment of R H Sykes, notes educational meetings at Redwood school, and records social visits by Mrs Dock Gooch and Miss Ela Holloway. It also comments on crime publicity near the coal shore and county borrowing decisions.

R. H. Sykes Durham Sykes Dock Gooch Ela Holloway Redwood School Markham Valentine G. C

Notes From Gorman Revels in Quiet Rural Life

Notes From Gorman describes a calm period with farmers preparing for a full crop and little sickness. It recalls church services at Roberson Grove led by Rev. J. M. Arnette, visits to Durham for socializing, a W including the mail carrier’s attendance at a lodge, and various local residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends with social events and valentines noted.

Roberson’s Grove J. M. Arnette Ruth Hardy Odis Rogers Durham W. T T. J. Holloway Maude Copley Fannie Cash Nannie Copley

Salisbury Officer Shot in Domestic Disturbance

Salisbury reports Policeman W. A. Monroe shot while pursuing John A. Jackson, a Black suspect, after Jackson fled a rear yard confrontation sparked by alleged wife beating. Monroe, 50, on the force over a decade, was wounded in the abdomen. Jackson, Yorkville, S.C., fled into a rough Black neighborhood as a citywide manhunt launched with a $100 reward.

Bill Monroe Sheloff Cox’s Main Street Whitehead Stokes Jackson Yorkville S. C Julian James M. Monroe Salisbury John Jackson

Burned to Death in House Fire Following Epileptic Fits

Bettie Howell, a colored woman, died Sunday morning after a lamp exploded during an epileptic episode at the home of D. C. Mitchel. A man named He suffered burns while fighting the fire. The house caught fire but was not damaged otherwise. The article also mentions a roulette wheel gambling device resembling the praying wheel of Japan.

Bettie Howell D. C. Mitchel Lincoln Hospital

Custers Last Fight in the 1876 Sioux Campaign

The narrative recounts the 1876 Custer campaign against the northern Sioux and Cheyennes, detailing Sheridan's earlier expeditions, Custer and Mills movements, army dispositions under Terry Gibbon Crook and the March to the Little Big Horn. It covers Custer's split forces, Reno’s engagement, and the surprise of the Indian village led by Gall and Sitting Bull during the clash.

Custer Sheridan General Custer Seventh Cavalry Fort Abraham Lincoln Black Hills Anson Mills Department of Powder River Mills Tawlins Independence Rock Sweetwater River Flack Hills Fort Abrahham Lincoln Sitting Bull Northwest United States Alfred Terry Department of Dakota Fort Snelling George A. Custer John Gibbon Department of Montana Hhis Department Yellowstone George A. Crook Department of the Platte Fort Laramie Fort Fetterman Old Fort Reno Old Fort Phil Kearny Washington Terry Charlie Reynolds Bloody Knife Rosebud Little Big Horn Major Reno Benteen Reno Littl Big Horn Gall Crazy Horse Rain-in Little Big Man Grass

Rail timetable notices from Durham 1908 connections to eastern lines

Effective September 13 1908 trains leave Durham with No 238.10.35 A M linking at Henderson to No 38 arriving at Pyrene Norfolk 5 40 P M and Weldon for Eastern points. No 241 arrives Durham 4 30 P M No 221 at 10 05 A M Pesea leaves at 4 25 P M linking with Sea board Nos 41 and 43 for Atlanta and points south. Apply for time tables to W. or Montgomery Phone 11.

Durham Henderson Pyrene Norfolk Weldon Portsmouth Washin Baltimore Cape Charles New York Boston Richmond Washington Pesea Seaboard Atlanta Biris _ s Armohie W. Ei

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