Guilty Of Selling Cider In Durham Area
Thomas Holt and Arthur Holt of East Durham were bound over to the higher court after pleading guilty to selling cider within a prohibited radius around local churches. The case tests jurisdiction and strict enforcement of a 1905 law, with Bramham and Everett arguing over court reach. Reverend Arnette was ordained at North Durham Baptist Church.
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Thomas Herndon
Arthur Holt
East
Durham
Squire Owens
Thomas Holt
His
East Burham
Carr Methodist
East Durham
Presbyterian Church
West Durham
W. G. Bramham
R. C. Everett
Anti-Saloon League
Carr Church
Everett
Owens
D. W. Arnette
J. M. Arnette
North Durham Baptist Church
Bridge to span Norfolk and Western railroad on Mangum Street
Mangum Street aldermen plan a joint city railroad and property owner project to extend Mangum Street over the Norfolk and Western line. A bridge will be built to allow street extension past the tracks, with work starting soon.
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Mangum Street
N. & W. Railroad
Board of City Aldermen
Norfolk & Western Railroad
J. A. Giles
Street Committee
Mason
Leity
East Holloway Street
West Chapel Hill Street
Maplewood Cemetery
Eva Street
G. C. White
Gray Street
Roxboro
Gulley
Unveiling of Washington Duke Statue at Trinity College
Trinity College Durham reports on the unveiling ceremony of the Washington Duke statue during Commencement. The pamphlet includes the donors’ presentation speech by Jas H Southgate, Trinity’s acceptance speech by President John C Kilgo, a poem by H E B Spencer, and a biographical sketch of Mrs Washington Duke.
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Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Washington Duke
Jas. H. Southgate
John C. Kilgo
H. E B. Spencer
Cornwall
England
Paris
A. M. Webb
Pts CW
Capes
Columbia University
Berlin
Cambridge University
W. K. Boyd
Department of History
Washingon City
Acest
W. 8. Lockhart
Plaa
Trinity Park School
Washington City
Kilgo
Governor's Island
Royal Knights Elect Officers After Parade
The Royal Knights of King David concluded their annual session Thursday night after a grand parade with 250 to 300 participants and an ovation at St. Joseph's church. Officers for the coming year were elected and Wilmington was chosen as the next meeting site over several other cities.
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Royal Knights
Royal Knights of King David
St. Joseph’s Church
Wilmington
Grand Lodge
Mary Wall Weds John A Williams In East Ramseur Home
Miss Mary Wall daughter of Mr Zachariah Wall married Mr John A Williams of Wake Forest Thursday morning at the Wall residence East Ramseur Street. Rev G H Church of Edmont Baptist church officiated and joined them in matrimony. Claborne Carr travels to New York for a business trip remaining some time.
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Zachariah Wall
Ramseur Street
Mary Wall
John A. Williams
Wake Forest
G. H. Church
Edgemont Baptist Church
Claborne Carr
New York
Durham Traction Lights Contract Dispute Stalemate
The Durham Traction Company and the Durham city clash over arc light pricing. Traction asks 85 dollars per light per year for 114 lights while the city offers 80. The old contract expired weeks ago with no new agreement, and aldermen press for a settlement as the company cites higher costs to expand and operate its plant.
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Durham Traction Company
Board of Aldermen
Traction Company
R.H. Wright
Not a Candidate Editor Clarifies Mangum Statement
Durham Recorder letter from D C Mangum denies announcing a run for the General Assembly. He states he has no aspiration to hold office, prefers others run, and expresses gratitude for party and community support. He emphasizes he remains content to follow the even tenor of his way.
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Durham Recorder
Durham
N. C
General Assembly
D. C. Mangum
City doctors host social barbecue at Lakewood Park
The physicians of the county gathered at Lakewood Park on Wednesday for a purely social barbecue. They enjoyed Brunswick stew and traditional barbecue, with guests limited to fellow professionals in the local medical community.
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Lakewood Park
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Winston
Lakewood Casino Stock Company
Charles L. Howard
Thomas White Company
N.C
G. Briggs
Citizens
Onal Bank
RHAM
B. N. Duke, Pres
J.B. Duke
Pres Y. E. Smith
Su. C. L. Haywood
J. H. Southgate
R. H. Ricsbee
E. Rawlin
Duke
J. S. Manning
N. M. Johnson
J. B. Warren
J. B. Mason
Eri
Mt American Tobacco Company
Durham Cotton Mfg. Company
Haywood & Boone
Southgate & Son
Insurance
Bacco Co
Citizens National Bank
Depository OF the People
County OF
City OF
United States OF America
Home Savings Bank
North Carolina
George W. Watts
W. W. Waitrop
John Sprunt Hill
T.B. Pierce, JR
W. A. Erwin
John Las Hill
E. H. Bowling
T. B. Fuller
Alphonsus Cobb
Wm. A. Graham
J. 8. Carr, Jr
I. F. Hill
J. W. Burroughs
P. W. Vaughan
E. T. Rollins
J. T. Rogers
Reade Bros. Go
Reade Bros. Co
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