Governor Glenn vows action if Blackburn defies charges
North Carolina Governor Glenn declares either impeachment or Blackburn’s jailing as he seeks indictment over election contest allegations. Blackburn arrives in Greensboro denying reports and threatening lawsuits against papers. governor to convene grand jury and push charges in Guilford County.
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Grand Jury
Blackburn
Greensboro
North Carolina
Glenn
Hackett
United States
North Caro Thing
Leo
Overman
Glenn Sali
J ‘Ed
Raleigh
N.C
Gienn
Black
Washington
B.J. Justice
Brooks
A. L Brooks
Guilford
Power Company Buys Land for Water Frontage
Huntersville notes report Southern Power Company securing water frontage along the river after obtaining options on plant stations early next spring. The Bob Graham tract, a prime farm property with ample water access, is among the large tracts acquired or optioned, signaling growth and enhanced school facilities drawing population. Local residents with bronchial illness and families moving to Cornelius are mentioned amid broader community development.
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Southern Power Company
Huntersville
Stelle Alexander
Bessie Knox
Bess de Cashion
Annie Potts
Linwood
Jarret Alexander
Due West
Ohn Hubbard
Erskine
Bethel
Mary Henderson
Croft
Ethel McCoy
Long Creek
Della Wilson
Cornelius
Tom Pots
Carb
Texas
Catawba Power Company
Bob Graham
Enaly
Charter mill active new companies chartered
Raleigh January 4 Citizens Loan and Trust Company of Cornelius North Carolina was chartered with capital 100000. 5000 by J E Sherrill J B Leaching and J C Sherral. The Johnson Stevenson Company of Angler Harnett county chartered at 10000. The Weldon Buggy Company of Weldon North Carolina chartered at 25000. First Congregational Church of Asheboro North Carolina to be chartered. church appears to be colored. Also notes on legislative preparations and a literary snippet from Century titled The Tragic Rapture. Kansas City Kansas Missouri Hotel Men's Association holds annual meeting at Midland Hotel.
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Raleigh
N.C
Citzens Loan and Trust Company
Cornelius
N. C
J. E. Sherrill
J. B. Leaching
J. C. Sheral
Johnson-Stevenson Company
Angler Harnett County
Weldon Buggy Company
Weldon
First Congregational Church
Asheboro
FD. Hackett
House of Representatives
Kansas City
Kansas Missouri Hotel Men's Association
Midland Hotel
North Carolina Cotton Growers Association session and depots fire
Raleigh reports the Cotton Growers Association met late, with sixty delegates and fifty three counties present. They discussed indebtedness apportionment and a proposed year by year funding for the association. A depot fire at Neuse destroyed a Seaboard station building, boxes of cotton and cotton seed, delaying trains. Revenue figures show December internal revenue collections and tobacco stamp income, Raleigh post office receipts, and three months mail handled for local publishers. Nine charters were issued including the Gem Cotton Mill Co in Cornelius and others in Hamlet, Thomasville, and Raleigh area.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Cotton” Growers Association
Howe
Aascraton
T. D. Parker
Cotter
Heeto
McLean
State Board of Agriculture
Cotton Association
Neuse
Internal Revenue
Dember
Raleign
W. G. Briggs
Ofee
Gem Cotton Mill Co
Cornelus
Mecklenburg County
J. B. Cornelius
Colton Mills
Rateigh
W. H. Williamson
Oth
Jers
Alexander Chair Co
Tay
Dlersville
Capital
EL. Hod Fick
W. W. Rankin Mercantile Co
Mooresville
Firlington Drug Co
HT. TL. Moore
Jemison Go
Hamlet
J. MM. Jamaicon
Mercantile Iyisiness
Haswell Real Estate Co
J. Mf
Aemison
Damison|t! ‘Supply Co
Heaierson
W. H.” Daralson
Standard “Chair Co
Thomasville
C. F. Lant' Eth
Carnegie’s New Gift Promises 750000 for Building
Washington Jan 4 report says Andrew Carnegie won 750000 for construction of a building to be used by the Society of American Republics. The grant aims to support architectural development and civic program initiatives across regions.
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Carnegie
Washington
Andrew Garnegie
Viverean of American Republics
Davidson News Grows as Enrollment Surges and New Businesses Open
Davidson reports stronger interest as the new term begins with higher than usual enrollment and several new men registered. Mooney Brothers opens a hardware store in the Crawford building. Rev W T Walker is sought by Bethel Shearer and Cornelius churches, while Rev Black prepares meetings in GHechsboro. Dr C M Maxwell buys the Allison property for modernization. The town sees many inquiries to relocate but no vacant houses, signaling a need for more dwellings.
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W. T. Walker
Rowland
Walker
Fayetteville
Wa. Black Ibes
Ghechsboro
Sessemer Avenue
Dev. J. W. Goodman
C. M. Maxwell
Roanoke
Allison
Main
Linden Avenue
Davidson
Milk Trust Robs Toilers In Pittsburg Milk Rise
Pittsburg milk trust has set a two cent uptick per quart boosting the daily milk bill by four thousand dollars and yearly by about one million four hundred sixty thousand, offsetting wage increases in the district. Washington reports Representative Englebright appointed to the mines and dines committee replacing Williamson who was indicted in Oregon land fraud cases and has not appeared in Congress. Blond widows are usually broader than blond maids.
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Pittsburg
Milk Trust of
Washington, D.C
Representative Englebright
California
Dines
Wilamson
Oregon
Williamson
Capitol
Idaho Implement Dealers Convene in Boise for Two–Day Session
One of the largest conventions of the Idaho Hardware and Implement Dealer association opened in Boise. A. B. Moss of Payette presided as delegates from much of Idaho and eastern Oregon gathered to discuss key trade issues and questions of interest.
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Idaho Implement Dealers
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Hardware and Iplement Dealer Association
A. B. Moss
Payette
Oregon
Allcock's Plasters Promoted as Superior Remedy
A historical notice extols Allcock's plasters as the pinnacle of medical science. It claims originality and effectiveness for weak backs rheumatism colds lung trouble kidney difficulties and local pains, warning imitators. The piece ends noting opportunity to buy the plaster for relief.
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Allcock
Alleock
Greensboro P D Receipts and City News Highlights
Greensboro post office receipts for 1996 reached 69143.21, up from 57158.67 in 1905, a gain over 21 percent worth noting amid regional growth. Also reports include Blackburn case, Washington Dispatches insight on a congressman’s past, and scattered items on international waterways, Vienna Otto letters, and social ads.
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Blackburn
Greensboro
N.C
Washington Dispatches
Disckburn
Perkins
Squire J
Woile
R. Skene
Hill & Negro
George Wilson
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Reapers
Power Company
Scott
Scott & Bowie
Chemie ‘9 Peat
N.Y
Charter Mill
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N
casTorra
Beara
Davidson News
Milk Trust
Castoria the Kid Yatre
Chain Os
Rogers Bros
Walter A, White
S.S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Greensboro P. D. Receipts
International Waterways
Toronto
Ontario
International Waterways Commission
Buffalo
Chicago
Archduke Otto
Vienna
Cone
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Franz Ferdinand
Otto
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
B. Menaies
Ays
Sussaxd
Sproik
Sonposd
Uonog
Papsou
Hsvlod
Caro'in & Northwestern Ry. Co
Northbon
Shester
Yorkville
Gastonia Iincolnton
Newton Hickory
Lenoir
Newtod
Lizcolnton
Gastonia
Chester
Sssenser
sLy
Ghostec—Southern Ry
A. L
Yorkeille—Southern Railway
Gastonia Southern Railway
le Newton
Hickory—Southern Ratlwss
Blowing Rock
Freid, &. P
AL Hee
W. E. Manville
McComb’s
Hickory, N.C
Ramsay den
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