Gulf Field Drops Production After Jamaica Quake
Gulf Coast oil fields fall over 45 percent in a week due to seismic shocks from the Jamaica quake, with 17 Texas and Louisiana wells going dry. North Texas fields rise 100 percent, yielding lighter oil as the tremors affect regional output. Other items include notes on Carlisle School football tender, St Anna eviction incidents, and Bishop Whitehead’s anniversary.
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Galveston
Gulf Coast
Ja ‘Malea
Jamaica
Texas
Louisiana
Val Jaraiso
Gulf
North Texas
Not Like 20th Century Politics Sparks Debate In Senate
Washington January 25 Senator Hale introduced a resolution directing the Navy to investigate possible violation of the presidents order barring lobbying by government employees in connection with the naval personnel bill. Senator Bacon opposed as an infringement on petition rights. He denounced the order as autocratic and unrestrained rule. New York January 14 The New York Guard veterans plan its annual ball at Madison Square Garden tonight to rival all predecessors. The event will showcase lavish decorations and guest include military naval officers and veterans from several cities. Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan will review the guests.
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Washington
Hale
Secretary of the Navy
Bacon
New York
N. Y
Old Guard
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphi
Boston
Joseph B. Cogian
Guba
Executive Committee
Gov. Magoon
Feidimer
Taft Bacon
A Wonderful Happing The Most Remarkable Healing Record
A fragment mentions Amos Kins claiming a sore was cured with Eich and cites Tad who suffered over 80 years. Mr Shafard of WV comments on the claim, noting life is similar to a steveyard and calling such things unlikely.
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Amos . Kins
Eich “Tad
Meeting of Traction Men in Indianapolis
The Central Electric Railway Association met at the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis January 24 with traction magnates from Indiana and Ohio. Topics included car lighting claims accidents power costs for rental Durpaces and the model car for long travel. A banquet closed the event. Dr Alexander McKenzie marked his fortieth year as pastor at Shepherd Memorial Church Cambridge with a public reception featuring Harvard President Eliot and General Fr. A. Bancroft among others.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Central Electric Railway Association
Infana
Ohio
Claypool
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander “McKenzie
Greensboro Chamber OKs Plan for New School Buildings
Greensboro January 24 at a large chamber meeting resolutions were adopted in favor of appropriating thirty dollars for new school buildings. A committee report said the present houses were crowded and lower grades split their classes between morning and afternoon sessions. Also noted were local civic notes including Wallace Phillips being selected as first alternate to the Naval Academy and a marriage of Winfield McFarland to Sarah Webb with Rev L F Johnson officiating. the groom works for Southern Bell Telegraph.
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Greenboro
Wallace. Phillips
W. W. Kitehfen
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Winfield McFarland
Sarah Webb
L. F. Johnson
The
Christian Church
McParland
Sothern Bell " Telephone ‘Company
Automobile Races and Banquet News From Early Edition
In Ormond Fla six mile amateur handicap won by Laughlin in minutes and 825 seconds. Marriott failed to lower one mile record. Special 12 mile won by Hutton English in 18 minutes 1225 seconds. Miraculous escape details Marriott with one broken rib and eye injury. North Carolina Society of Baltimore banquet preparations in Baltimore with Tillman as principal speaker. Montgomery Alabama reelection of Pettus and Morgan praised. Morgan in sixth Senate term, Pettus oldest serving in Senate born 1821. H U F Lagergren ratified as Sweden minister to the United States. Theatrical star remark ends the unsigned note.
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Ormond
Fla
Laughlin
Marriot
Hutton
Baltimore
North Carolina Society of Baltimore
Rennett
Tillman
South Carolina
Randolph Winslow
Cardial Gibbons
Warficld
Timanus
Leo 8. Overman
Claude W. Kitch
Morgan
Pettus
Montgomery
Ala
Edmund W. Pettus
John T. Morgan
United States
Senate
Alabama
Senator Pettus
Scott's Emulsion Endorsed by Drug Gist
A prominent druggist labeled Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy from infancy to old age. The ad highlights nourishment as the emulsion’s action, claiming it restores lost flesh and vitality and repairs waste. It asserts the product works through nourishment unavailable in ordinary food and suits any weak system.
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Scott
First Clas
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
One Killed In Wreck Norfolk Train Seaboard
A Seaboard wreck near Boykins Virginia left one man dead and two injured. Fireman Colley was killed, Engineer Capel trapped under wreckage and badly injured, with another crewman also hurt. The article notes the presence of seventy seven horses on the fast freight train and details other unrelated notices and ads.
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Sevety
Norfolk
Seaboard
Boykins
Colley
Wm. H. Capel
Brakoznan
Joe Johnson
J. Smith
Deca
Monticello
Mort
Tallahassa
Professional Cards Attorney At Law
Attention given to all matters of legal nature. Office on Main St Russell Building. Office Russell Building Hickory North Carolina Main.
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Main St. Russell
Russell Bldg
Hickory, N.C. Main
Tennis Championship set to be decided this spring
Chapel Hill reports a forthcoming tennis tournament to decide the class championship with two representatives from each class facing rivals from other classes. The winning team will receive a silk pennant bearing class numerals and players’ names for the gym trophy room.
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Chapel Hill
Dora McRae
Spray
N.C
Bessie
Beveridge Pushes Child Labor Interstate Commerce Ban
Senator Beveridge resumes his speech supporting a measure to ban interstate commerce in articles produced by child labor. He notes opposition from three fourths of Southern cotton factories, Southern railroads, and coal mine operators. Geo H Royster of Greensboro is in Raleigh on business. A man never appreciates good luck so much as when he is having a run of bad.
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Washington
Van
Beveridge
South
Geo. H. Royster
Greensboro
Endowment Bank
Knights of Pythias
Heelty
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Gulf Field
North Texas Field
Carlisle
Ai Tadlaa
Ash
Margo
D'Anglade
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Marquis de Caverville
Pelice
Marquis q’Anglade
Hempton Toads
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
As. Cheate
Massachusetts
Salem
Choate
New England
Rufus Choate
Daniel" Webster
Harvard
Cheate
Fremont
Whitehead
Pittsburg
Cortlandt Whitehead
T Ce
Yale
Colorado
South Jerem
Richmond
Corporation Commission
Norfolk & Western
Monteny
Virginia
Rogers Bros
Castoria
Lil Hs
Marriott
U. S
Stockholm
H. U. F. Lagercrantz
Sweden
Tedtle
Bene Cargo
Eet
Ie Great
Springfield
Phelps Publishing Co
Fie
C. M. Shufora
W. S. Martin & Co
Hollister
Mb. Menzies
Brandreth
D. J. Russell
T. F. Stevenson
W. L. Abernethy
Walter A. White
Ofice
Menzies’ Drug Store
Hickory
N. C
W. E. Manville
Ramsay Dentist
Ome
Candler Bottling
Chapel Hill News
Benerals
Taft
Let
Areneibia
Miret
Fuste
Zayas
Liberal Party
S.S.S
Carolina & Northwestern
Ry. Co
Eeeeton
Yorkville
Ghester
Southern Ry
Rallwe
Arn Railway
P Line
C & EF Reid
Gastonia Lincolnton
Lenoir
As Ky
Gastonia
L&c
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