Kitchen speaks in Newton on railroads and reform
Hon W. W. Kitchin campaigns in Newton delivering a forceful attack on railroads and safety lapses. He argues state law supersedes injunctions, cites 600 US derailments last year from bad roadbeds, and critiques freight discrimination while praising reformist aims and democratic loyalty. He defends past fights and urges backing for the party in a rural audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kitchen
Newton
W. W. Kitchin
Kitchen
United States
Cincinnati
Lynchburg
Hickory
New Orleans
Russell
Statesville
Craig
D. L. Russell
Democratic Party
Pearson
Crawford
Blackburn
Ibske
Hon
Settle
Vale of
Temple
Kitchin
Letter From Prof W H Little Finding Evangeline Tour Comfort
Prof W H Little writes from Hickory North Carolina to J W Blackwelder detailing a sixteen day travel by rail boat and varied routes. He describes a pleasant journey through Norfolk Jamestown Washington Philadelphia New York Boston and New Germany Nova Scotia with five days in Norfolk and two days in New Germany. He notes rest and opportunities for both recreation and spiritual benefit during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Little
J. W. Blackwelder
Hickory
N. C
Land
Evangeline
Nor
Folk
Jamestown
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
New Germany
N.S
Norfolk
Voyage Notes From Bridgewater to New England Ports
Passenger recounts smooth Potomac sailing past war vessels near Hampton Roads then a voyage on the Fall River Line Priscilla to Boston and on to Nova Scotia. Describes seas, fog, whale sightings, whale noises, long rail journey through scenic hills and orchards, Bridgewater town amenities, tides, and contentment with life in Bridgewater Nova Scotia. W H Little Bridgewater N S July 5, 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Hampton Roads
Exposition Grounds
New York
Boston
Fall River Line
Priscilla
Atlantic
Novia Scotia
Yarmouth
North Carolina
Bridgewater
la Have
W. H. Little
N.S
Card of Thanks for Edna Seapoch’s Sickness and Death
Geo. P. Seapoch expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of his daughter Edna. He and Mr. M. Whisenant of Chester, South Carolina, a real estate dealer, are mentioned in the notice as visiting the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen
Asheville Gazette
Edna
Geo. P. Seapoch
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Seholbrook
Horton Ax
Paus
Bailey
Anc
Lenoir
Blowing Rock
Lincoln County
Lincolnton Street
Morganton Street
Hope Avenue
Lenoir College
Kings. Creek
Caldwell County
Nea
Hildebrand
First National Bank
Democrat Printery
Hickory, N.C
GEO. E. Bisanef Watch Repairing
South
Southern RY
GEO E. Bisanar
Hickory, N. C
Agham
Ghool
Wieded NG
Strouse & Brothers
Morstz-Whitener Clothing Co
Morrison Bros. CO
Gates Bros
Huffman’s Furniture Store
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