Local items note travels and trials in Durham area
Short local items report Congressman W. W. Kitchin’s visit, Major Guthrie and A. E. Lloyd attending a waterway congress in Wilmington, and Major Hamlin’s arrest for stealing a twenty dollar bill. J. D. Holleman’s death is announced with funeral at Maplewood cemetery. A bank withdrawal woes line parallels new gold mine plans near Chapel Hill. A Hillsboro man, Crabtree, faces federal charges over mail fraud and was acquitted.
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Major Hamlin
Reuben Barbee
Dur ham readers asked to pay up and renew subscriptions
The article urges subscribers to renew and settle due balances, arguing funds depend on product prices and circulation. It notes readers’ sympathy, but delays in paying hinder the paper. A Dorsett family horse runaway injures Mrs. Dorsett, with others aided. Wake Forest Glee Club performed at Academy of Music. Trinity College professor preached at Second Baptist due to pastor illness.
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John T. Dorsett
Wake Forest Glee Club
Academy of Music
J. C. Wooten
Trinity College
Second Baptist Church
W. C. Barrett
Recorder
Durham
N. C
Mail Robbery Charged In Postal Heist Case
James M. Fields and his brother Bascom were arrested by government post office inspectors for robbing the mails of $3,000 while traveling from Durham to Dunn. James was a mail clerk on the Durham & Southern railway. Bascom accompanied him during the act, violating rules. They were bound over to await hearing with bonds of $2,000 each. case set for next Thursday.
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James M. Fields
Bascom
Government Post Office Department
Durham
Dunn
James Fields
Durham & Southern Railway
Be Jham
Moye
Fragmentary medical note on Dr Pierce’s remedy history
An OCR fragment discusses a medical topic mentioning Dr Pierce and a remedy. The readable text is incomplete but signals a discussion of its recognition and uses over time, with references to past evaluation and public knowledge.
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BV. Pierce Bt
Dr. Pierce
Bond Sparks Release as Fields Brothers Face Trial
Court proceedings continue with evidence to be introduced while defendants stay jailed. On Monday James M. Fields secured a $3,000 bond and was released, with his brother anticipated to be released today.
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James M. Fields
Fountain Inkhorna Fountain Pens in Bible Commentary
Matthew Henry notes fountain inkhorns and fountain pens in his biblically themed commentary on the candlestick vision. London Notes and Queries recounts a London philanthropic anecdote about a well dressed woman and a man described as a regular out of worker, highlighting themes of employment and charity.
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Matthew Henry
London
Julia
Child Refuses Cake Remark at Dinner
Richard, seven, visiting a friend with his parents, declined cake saying if it’s the kind at home he doesn’t want any. The remark caused mortification for his family and was reported by the New York Telegram.
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Richard
New York Telegram
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ZEB. P. Council
Durham, N. C
W. W. Kitchin
W. A. Guthrie
A. E. Lloyd
Wilmington
Waterway Congress
J. D. Holleman
Norfolk
Maplewood Cemetery
The
Chapel Hill News
Buck Lloyd
Hal
Lloyd
Bethel
Drs. Abernathy and
Lawson
Bynum
Pittsboro
Sallie Hicks
Miss Hicks
J. N. Taylo
H. L. Whiteman
Whiteman
North State Gold Mine Co
Robeson Place
Chapel Hill
R. C. E. Davis
Crabtree
Hillsboro
United States
Virginia
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Santiev
Neans
Lula Berry
Farmington, Ark
Cardus
the Banner
Durham, North Carolina
Warren & Mangum
Proprietors
Gee Banner
Warren Mangum
Pomona, LC
Tua
T Holladay Studio
GEM Safety Razor
the Postoffice
Taylor & Phipps Co’s
H. Steinmetz
Raleigh, N. C
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