Durham Farmers Plan Tobacco Warehouse Venture
Delegates from the Farmers Alliance met in Durham to organize The Durham Farmers' Alliance Warehouse Co to buy sell and manufacture tobacco. Officers were elected and stock set at ten thousand to one hundred thousand dollars with shares five dollars. Directors include Parrish, Hall, Edwards and others from multiple counties. Committees praised by local Board of Trade banks and firms. resolutions thanked Durham Board of Trade Fidelity Bank Duke Sons Co First National Bank and others and requested publication.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Durham
Sch
Otho Wilson
C. G. Markham
C. W. Lloyd
Tressurer
P. A. Brown
N. Cheek
Wake
Chatham
Moore
Caswell
Orange
Alamance
Person
Granville
Durham Farmers’ Alliance Warehouse Co
County Alliance
Committee On Incorporation
W. K. Parrish
L. A. Wilkins
Red Mountain
Durham County
H. Sears
William's Mill
Chatham County
J. E Harrie
Hardie
Board of Trade
W. Duke, Sons & Co
First National Bank of Durham
Woman Has Stomach Part Removed In Groundbreaking Surgery
Washington woman Marietta Holly, severely undernourished and dying, underwent the first extensive stomach removal in a human operation at Bellevue Hospital. Dr Jacobus led the procedure after consent could not be obtained, and the patient survived, with recovery proceeding and full records to be published.
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Bellevue Hospital
Jacobus
Academy of Sciences
Marietta Holly
Washington
Fido
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Jac Bus
Medical Journal
Railway Foreclosures and Receiverships in 1888 and Prior Years
The Record for 1888 shows nineteen railways foreclosed with 1,686 miles and $64.6 million capital, with 1886 being the worst year and 1853 notably disastrous for foreclosures. Foreclosures reflect insolvencies over years, while receivership records better indicate railway conditions. 1853 saw 22 railways with 3,270 miles and $186.8 million in receiverships. The piece also notes a forecast of stagnant prosperity until new lines justify business and rate wars end. Mrs. Cleveland to host a farewell reception on the Saturday after March 4 to welcome inauguration visitors and to mark her White House social history.
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Philadelphia Times
Ting
Capial
Cleveland
White House
Diversified Industries in New Berne Journal
The plan outlines growing varied industries to boost local employment and wages. Officials aim to increase tax revenue, expand housing affordability, expand groceries and clothing access, and fund schooling to foster stronger community citizenship.
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Berne Journal
Arizona Kick er editorial life culled by Detroit Free Press
A fragment from the Arizona Kicker reprints editorials critiquing the G and S railroad service, promising action if a yearly pass is not received within a fortnight, and recounting a confrontation with Major Rathbone. It also jokes about circulation claims, announces a small business expansion, and Lampooning rivals with humorous notes about printers and local commerce.
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Detroit Free Press
Arizona Kicker
Liwtt
Maj. Rathbone
Kellar
West
Arizona
Dos'r Forner II
Arizoa
James Gordon Bennett
Henry Watterson
Amelie Rives
The
Chicago Times
Mrs Cleveland’s Translation Work Attracts Publisher Interest
Mrs Cleveland translates a French novel into English for amusement and does not intend to publish. She reads French perfectly and writes with flexible, graphic English. Publishers have urged her to sell the translation, but she has declined to make any deal yet.
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New York World
Cleveland
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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