Missionary Conference at Main Street Church Report
Dr W R Lamberth and Rev C T Collier spoke to a large Trinity congregation on missions with Collier displaying Chinese attire and discussing customs and bondage to the devil Their remarks highlighted the darker side of life and the hopeful work of Bible and Missionaries Dr Lamberth urged a world map view of missions and urged study Medical missions were cited as effective examples The conference resumes today at 9 00 am with afternoon sessions at 3 00 pm special meetings for ladies at 4 and for children at 4 30 Address by Mrs Collier
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Main Street
Trinity
W. R. Lamberth
CT. Collier
Collier
Dr.Lamberth
God
Christ
Trinity Church
Light police court sessions and local notices
The police court had a single case yesterday morning for drunkenness with a $5 fine imposed by Mayor Peay. Officials and visitors attended the Missionary Conference in Durham while local residents note sickness for Col. Julian S. Carr and arrival of church leaders and visitors.
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Peay
L. S Massey
Chapel Hill
J.A. Dailey
L. E. Thompson
M. J. Hunt
Burlington
B.C. Thompson
Swepsonville
Julian S. Carr
Death of Joseph Graham at Noeton Tennessee
A Norfolk and Western railroad family mourns as Joseph Graham, aged about 75, dies suddenly of pneumonia at his Noeton home in Tennessee. His son M. Graham receives word by letter and telegram and plans to travel to attend the funeral. Col Paul B. Means of Concord visited the city on business.
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Graham
Col Paul B. Means
Concord
Fukino's Imperial Japanese troupe to perform at court house
The Charlotte News previews Fukino's troupe of Japanese jugglers balancers and acrobats arriving for a Saturday night show at the Courthouse. It praises their refinement humor and skill and notes the new company requires no scenery and promises a first class entertainment.
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Fukino
Charlotte News
Charlotte
Opera
West Durham Growing Fast with New Homes and Mills
West Durham shows rapid expansion as J B Warren finishes fifteen new houses on the north side of the railroad. Erwin Mill Company plans one hundred additional dwellings, with work starting immediately. Dr Holloway completes a handsome residence. an accident victim, Mr Jones, is improving. Mrs Baliss, wife of C M Haliss, is critically ill. The Erwin mill addition nears completion with about 200 looms received and more to come. Miss Lou Wescott visits Raleigh then returns home.
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Tof
West Durham
Bhemmer
J. B. Warren
Erwin Mill Company
Holloway
Mr. Jones
Mra. Baliss
C. M. Haliss
Erwin Company
Personal mentions of residents in the city
Several local residents are noted in brief visits and travels. R Emery Warfield, J W Jones, Mrs E P Carr, Mrs J M Wyatt, Vance Chandler, Capt W M Moore, A P Terry, Victor Bryant, Mrs George L Wordsworth, Mrs G P Gollins, Mrs W L Cates, Rev E W Fox, Rev D H Tuttle, Rev T J Gattis, J B Munson, Misses Sadie and Ivey Walker, W W Thompson, Mrs Thompson, James Hancock, James Mangum, J C Markham, and others are listed as passing through, visiting relatives, or on business locally. A note adds a law update on wire fences affecting Durham county and surrounding counties.
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J W. Jones
E. P. Carr
Chapel Hill
J. M. Wyat
Raleeigh
Vance Chandler
Caswell County
Wilson
J. B. Munson
The
Southern Railroad
Raleigh
Sadie
Ivey Walker
Winston
James K. Norfleet
Durham County
State Wins Bond Case Against North Carolina Rail Plan
The U S Supreme Court decision upholds North Carolina against claims tied to bonds issued under the 1869 constitutional convention for Chatham railroad. An 1880 constitutional amendment removed the court’s power to hear such claims, but the state court ruling in favor of the state was affirmed.
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Supreme Court of the United States
North Carolina
Chatham Railroad
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Ventable and Holloway Wed on Oxford and Clarksville Rail
A wedding took place yesterday at 9 o clock near Holloway's statin on the Oxford and Clarksville railroad. Mr W A Ventable of West Virginia married Miss Delia Holloway daughter of J Hugh Holloway. The ceremony was by Rev J F Mac Duffie of East Durham and the couple departed for West Virginia thereafter.
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Ventable-Holloway
Holloway
Oxford and
Clarksville
W. A. Ventable
West Virginia
Delia Holloway
J. Hugh Holloway
J. F. MacDuffie
East Durham
Hollooway
T. J. Holloway
Durham County
Faison dies at Shawnee and family plan to transport body
telegram from Mrs Faison says Col Paul Faison died at Shawnee Oklahoma after illness and that his wife and son John will accompany the embalmed remains home, with Indian Agent Oglesby, arriving Raleigh on Sunday for burial arrangements.
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Ed Chambers Smith
Col
Paul F. Faison
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Col. Faison
John
Oglesby
Faison
John Faison
Mr. Oglesby
Raleigh
News and Observer
Printing services offered by Bell phone 76
Do you need printing services. Call Bell 76 to place orders. We print visiting cards newspaper and specialize in commercial printing letterheads note heads bill heads envelopes statements etc at prices you cannot beat. Office over Bernestone's store Main street.
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Bell Phone No. 76
Bernestone
Main Street
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H. N. Snow
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Orange County
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Hillsboro
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Milton
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