Personal Mention and Court Hearing in Raleigh
A lengthy Raleigh note lists many local residents and travelers visiting or passing through, including J. R. Thomas of Franklinton and W. A. Slater in Burlington. The case of Dave Lane charged with misappropriating mail is before U S Commissioner D C Mangum, with ties to the Bull Tobacco Company and decoy letters. the judge reserved ruling after visiting officials go to Goldsboro. The report mentions multiple departures, visits, and movements of clergy, professors, and families, and remarks on a new infant class room at Main Street church with 200 scholars capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lane
United States
D. C. Mangum
Bull’” Tobacco Company
Post Office
Greensboro
Lane
R. B. Boone
Raleigh
Bull” Company
T. A. Smoot
High Point
Dexter and
Gregory
Goldsboro
Aycock
U. S
North Carolina
Main Street
First Baptist Church Reopens After Nine Months
The First Baptist Church reopened after nine months of carpenters work. Dr. Thomas Hume of Chapel Hill delivered the morning sermon at 11 with about 1200 in attendance. A large evening service followed with Rev. J. E. White of the Baptist state mission board preaching. Other pastors attended and the choir provided notable music.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Thomas Hume
Chapel Hill
Hume
J. E. White
The
Baptist State Mission Board
Mr. White
W. C. Tyree
G. J. Dowell
Second Baptist
J. N. Cole
Trinity
W. B. Doub
Main Street
A. A. Pruden
Typhoid Pneumonia Claims Youth at Cerr Street Home
Willie Z. Howard aged 17 dies at his Cerr street home after a three week illness from typhoid pneumonia. Funeral at 3:30 this afternoon from the residence, with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Z. Howard
Cerr Street
J. W. Howard
Mysterious disappearance notes and Civil War veteran obituary
Mrs. Murray of West Burlington vanished with her husband and children left behind after taking about eighty dollars. The Burlington News reports her unexplained departure. Major Archibald D. Crudup, a veteran of the 47th North Carolina Volunteers, died at his sister’s home June 7 after enduring Gettysburg wounds and Johnson Island imprisonment. He was 83 and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Lee Murray
West Burlington
Burlington News
Democratic Field Narrowed in Fifth District Nomination
The Oxford Raleigh News notes Judge A W Graham declines to enter the Congressional race urging the Democratic strength in the Fifth District. James Manning appears likely to be the Democratic nominee for judge in the next district contest. Reports say party leaders plan to run A C Avery from the Supreme Court bench and Judge Boykin for Supreme Court judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh News and Observer
Oxford
A. W. Graham
Ludger
Fifth Congressional District
Graham
James 8. Manning
A. C. Avery
Supreme Court
Boykin
Mob Drags and Executes Three Men in Bryan Texas
A mob of about three hundred men seized Louis Whitehead George J Johnson and Jim Reddick from Bryan jail and carried them to a spot three miles from town where they were burned after being accused of assaulting Dr Wilsons daughter and an Italian woman.
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Bryan
Texas
Louis Whitehead
George J. Johnson
Dr. Wilson
Jim Reddick
Call Halt on Immigration Sparks College Sermon
Dr A Coke Smith urged a halt to unrestricted immigration in a Trinity College sermon as Congress near adjournment considered an education focused immigration bill. The measure would require literacy in English or another language and exclude most male aliens ages 16 to 60 unless they are parents of residents. The Senate did not pass the bill, though it points in the right direction. Dr J N Carr has settled in Durham to practice dentistry at Sneed and Thomas drug store building with office phone 464.
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Judas
Christ
Southern
Raleigh
Hardy
Annie Tompson
A. Coke Smith
Trinity College
Congress
Senate
Charlotte Observer
J. N. Carr
Durham
Sneed & Thomas’ Drug Store
Wonderfy Time Piece Replaces Strassburg Clock
The Italian crafts a two hundred cubic foot time piece weighing 1500 pounds with 265 wheels moved by a pendulum and twelve weights. It marks seconds to year 10,000 and has a $25,000 price tag. New details from Philadelphia and New York report on the marvel and related political note from Canton and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburg
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York
Senator Quay
Platt
Canton
St. Louis
Gov. Morton
Thomas B. Reed
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W. A. Slater
Burclington
J. 4. Thomas
Franklinton
City
Henry Barbee
Wilmington
Misses Pattie
Lelia Bevers
J. F. Freeland
Mallory Cheroot Company
T. T. Tabb
Tinnen
Miss Jennie
Hillsboro
Bruce R. Payne
Morganton
L. B. Turnbull
Presbyterian Church
Richmond
I. C. Howard
Fannie
Atlanta
Capt
W. P. Raiford
G. C. Farthing
Princeton
Joseph 5
Maytubby
Boggy Depot
Indian Territory
M. H. Lockwood
Rock Port
Missouri
University of Missouri
John Ward
Chapel Will
C E. King
J. A. Cunninggim
Mt. Tirzah
F. P. Hobgood
Asheville
Teachers Assembly
C. M. Drake
Sergeon
Southern Railway Company
Oxford & Clarksville
J. M. Manning
Lea Street
Ella Bell
J. E. Moore
Will Eakes
A. Walker
W. A. Avent
East Durham
Jos H. Weathers
J. J. Bernard
Tabernacle
H. Proctor
Recorder
Chas
Gallaher
Reed St
Milwaukee
Miles
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ben “Warren
Plastico
Fiastico
Amar Coer
Bashel
B.C
Saat
Wwe
Ewe
C. West
Aspen
Shiseey
Hommes
Frit Fearoy ii Man
M Brun
Ain Breed
Thomas Malfreet
W. M. Yearby
A| Arnott's Bromley
Yarth
J.T. Womple
Hardwareman
Howerton
Lieading
Caskell
Heeger Mien
Mar- Office
R. T. Howerton
Durham, N. C
Morris Haskell
L. W. Gallaher
Ballaher
Kali Works
Nassau Street
West Main Stret
Pridgen & Jones
J. I. Nissen
Starke
DIXIE
Oliver
Clarke
Lloyds Hardware Store
Markham
Syracuse
Nissen
Walter A. Wood
Ross Feed
HH. H. Markham
Almanac
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