Trains Wreck Near Washington Caused Multiple Deaths
Reports from Washington Pennsylvania detail Cincinnati express on the Baltimore and Ohio and the Cannon Ball Express on the B and O running into open switches. Killed include the engineer fireman and several passengers with many injured. Names mentioned include Stephen Collins captain Batchelor and James Nooman with Newell of Wheeling among the injured. Additional freight wreck near Faestort Illinois.
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Preisiua
Cincinnati Express
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Pennsylvania
Stephen Collins
Pickers Patsner
Batchelor
Bohines and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnat
Jas, Nooman
Newell
Wheeling
Tweenty
Ely
Nooman
Brown
Henry
Faestort
Chicago, Bs. Paul
Kansas City Road
Cabecee
John Brown
Stockman
St Paul
James Orr
Larimer, Mino
Edward Higney
Fairbanks
Mion
Trainer
The Savage Way and Log Cabin Remedies Claim
A nostalgic treatise promotes natural living and cites Indian and log cabin traditions. It praises Warner's Log Cabin remedies as pure cures, referencing old habits, natural healing, and a long history of home remedies and their supposed benefits.
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Warner's Cabin
Our Granville Neighbors From the News of Ox or
Ox ford notes report county finances under Commissioner W K Jenkins with 7500 acres valued at 35975 and 13 town lots at 10350 on delinquent lists. A man jailed for pennies theft from Brassfields is mentioned. Titus T Grady of Oxford dies, with longer notice promised. Surveyors plan a railroad from Oxford toward Durham & Northern four miles out, with building to start soon. Granville farmers won tobacco prizes at Durham Exposition, and Granville again leads in premiums.
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Granville
W. K. Jenkins
Oxnford
Brassfields
Titus T. Grandy
Oxford
Durham & Northern Road
Durham
Exposition Boosts Durham Progress Amid Pride and Prospect
The Durham exposition impresses with large investments and a widespread city display. Advertised broadly, Wilmington and Durham receive praise for enterprise. observers foresee ongoing benefits and daily evidence of the exposition’s impact. A warning accompanies the page about throat diseases and the urged use of Boschre Germance for relief.
Four Children Burned In Winston House Fire
Winston to Raleigh news notes: the house of Walter Porter, colored, burned yesterday around 2 pm. Four small children died after the mother left to pick cotton, the father at work nearby. the fire consumed the outside of the dwelling before help could reach them.
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Winston
Raleigh Newse-Observer
Walter Porter
Nervous troubles linked to liver disease and remedies cited
The article discusses nervous trouble and malaria as modern terms for bilious issues from a diseased liver. It promotes Green's August Flower and Warner's Sarsaparilla as cures and mentions church ordination debates and historic Ohio churches like Congregation in Marietta and Paddy's Run.
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Green
Ohio
House of the Congregation
Marietta
County Canvass Seeks Candidates For Future Office
Democratic candidates for county officers will address citizens in the coming days with events listed on November 1 2 and 3. The Republican and Prohibition candidates are urged to attend and participate as noted by Gary, Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Aera Ents
Thiry
Wilmington
Souvera
Secant Durham
Cae Cp
Siliae
Lang
Boschre
John P. Hale
Normen
Warner
Daniel Webster
Catleine le Roy
Boston
Catherine le Roy
Ays
Secident
Lynchbare News
Yeeter
Campbell
Halifax
Apostolic Church
Warner's
County Canvass
E. C. Woor
Guar
Vaughan
Daveorr
N.C
Wold
H.R. C
P. W. Venghan
Ees
Dourham
The
Southern Stove Works
Richmond, Va
J. T. Womble
N. C
Swayne Ison
Eesema
Sealy
University OF the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Cumberland Plateau
LFA
Sewane
Rueger's Restaurant
Rapiamey
Ninth & Bank Streets
William Rueger
City Bakery
Holland & Vaughan
Iland
Storrs
A. T. Romble
General Hardware
Wat. Wick
Cottrell & CO
E'tchell
East Main Street
John L. Markham
Durham, N. C
Has
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