Busy Atlantic News Roundup Bounces Across The Press
Baltimore merchants expect active coffee trade. Welsh medical notices and Dover reports mix with a flood of brief items. Headlines cover deaths, ship losses, political speeches, weather notes, and local incidents from New York to North Carolina.
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World Over. Rockingham Rocket Defense of Press
The Rockets critics in the town accuse the Rockingham paper of lies and manipulation. They borrow copies instead of paying and rant against its honesty, yet the publication continues to stir public opinion and provoke debate.
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Track progress toward Rustburg depot completion
Patrick Cowhig of Jesse E. Adams & Co. reports the line is finished to within one mile of Rustburg depot. Delays came from late cross ties, rails arrive slowly. About 2,500 yards of rail remain to complete the first train to Rustburg.
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Jesse E. Adams & Co
Rustburg
Yellow Fever Toll and Quarantine Tensions Rise in Jacksonville
Two new yellow fever cases reported by noon in Jacksonville, Florida, along with two deaths Albert Fisher a fireman and E M McArthur of Lavilla. The new railroad quarantine dominates discussions amid heightened emotion. Also seven thousand dollars worth contraband opium seized in San Francisco yesterday.
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National Capital Gossip on Men and Measures
August 28 gossip from Wasersdon reports the President and Col. Lamar leave for Clifton Forge Virginia for a fishing trip lasting two or three days. House foreign affairs committee discusses amending laws to empower the President on retaliatory measures and reports to the full committee Thursday. Senate nominates Roger Jones inspector general and W. W. Averill retired captain. House manufactures committee proceeds with trust investigations starting with the cotton bagging trust next Friday. A Democratic caucus will seek suspension of customs policies to aid anti trust efforts and a tariff bill from Mr. Kenbridge may be considered. overall legislative outlook discussed.
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Campaign Fund Story On President Cleveland’s Donation
Reports of a $10,000 campaign contribution from President Cleveland stirred talk locally. A colonel defended the gift as a normal, above board aid to the Democratic party as campaign expenses run high nationwide.
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