Morton’s Minions Face Strong Reception Amid Raleigh Alert
Fickle Federal agitators draw Raleigh scrutiny as police shadow suspected radicals. Henderson and Clinton arrivals trigger quick follow ups and warnings. Presbyterian Synod meets at Goldsboro. Gov. Scales elected moderator. Concord Presbytery reports church growth, missions funding, and orphanage matters.
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Brevity and Revivals Highlight Gleaner Oxford News
The Oxford News notes Col Tom Holt shows improvement though still frail. The Times reports no Methodist wedding in Concord for about six years. Winston hosts a 2ih WCTU convention with large attendance. Track work on the Durham & Northern proceeds quickly. Rev Sam P Jones may lecture or preach in Winston. A Methodist revival in Greensboro district aids by Rev J Mann and Mrs Martin Peoples. A fire injures a woman iron ing while burning. Hog cholera rises in Stokes County with multiple losses in Danbury area. Tobacco enters Oxford market with recent arrivals. quality varies and price trends uncertain.
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High handed measure and attempted Gibson arrest sparks outrage
United States Commissioner Shaffer faced a disputed arrest attempt at Gibson's Station as Upchurch sought to arrest W F Gibson. Gibson and allies denied authority, Upchurch refused to proceed, and the scene drew strong charges of Radical violence amid election tensions. A separate incident at Hoffman saw Whitaker firing on assailants after a book inspection dispute.
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Cameron
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Richmond Dispatch
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Editorial Hue and Cry Over NC Politics and Scandals
A heated, polemical piece attacks North Carolina political corruption and figures such as Morton and Eaves, denouncing fraud and urging voters to reject bribe labeled tactics. It includes satirical anecdotes, references to Quay, and a colonial era law gag about fashioning moral danger.
Warning on Tuberculosis Threat and Boschee Syrup Cure
The piece warns that throat and lung diseases cause more deaths than any other and that tubercle germs are common. It urges prompt action against colds and suggests Boschee's German Syrup for immediate relief and to prevent consumption.
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Music Had no Charms in Lowell Citer Journal
A terse note discusses plans to send Arabella to Paris to finish musical education, with Tam enthusiastic and Han focusing on funds as the main obstacle. Neighbors are urged to subscribe for the venture, and the idea of sending the piano with Arabella is suggested.
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Arabella
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Han
Supreme Court Dismisses Error In Cross and White Case
The lower court ruling is sustained with no error found. The defendants plan to petition the Supreme Court of the United States next. An editorial note explains nervous trouble and liver bile as a cause, endorsing Green's August Flower as a cure.
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