Doings of The Legislature in Raleigh N C March 2
The North Carolina House debated and reconvened action on the passenger rate bill, then adopted a conference report for a 24 cent railroad fare while considering four addit ional Sampson county commissioners. Bills introduced included Watts net amendments and road land conveyance for Rowan. the Senate moved toward Lee county creation and liquor controls, with the Stonewall Jackson Reformatory and Manual Training School receiving final Senate approval.
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Hhis
Morton
Gal Jert
Bil
Sampson County
Douglas
Watts Net Sons
Manning
Grabsin Ros
Turner
Yart
McLean Arosa
Lumberton
Raleigh
N.C
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Lee County
Chatham
Murphy
Rowan
Meeklen
Stonewall Jackson Reformatory and Manual’ Trainine School
North Carolina
Stonewall Jacks
125 000 On One Turn Wins Big Money Noted
A garbled report notes a large lottery style win of 80 million dollars with references to names and locations, including mentions of Tom Amson and Sarina on St Maine. The exact events and entities are unclear due to distorted OCR text.
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Tom
Maine
Seglected Colds Threaten Life In Autumn Weather
A Chicago Tribune item cautions that neglected autumn and winter weather poses deadly risks to children. It recommends Chambinain's Court Remedy as safe treatment for colds to prevent pneumonia, noting its popularity and high sales. Senator Pettus of Alabama is described as a Mexican War veteran who rose from major to general in the Confederate Army.
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Chicago Tribune
Chambriain
Shutard Deus
Pettus
Madama
Casfornia
France's Cotton Supply From Colonies Might Grow
The French Colonial Cotton Association set up three years ago reports surprising results in locating where cotton could be grown in colonies. They expect French colonies to supply a significant share of raw material in years ahead. France spent over eighty million dollars on cotton last year, mainly from the United States, with best seed results in Mississippi Louisiana and Sea Island.
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French Colonial Cotton Association
Paris
France
United States
Cotonies
Mississippi
Louisiana
Sea Island
Big Steamer Sank After Collision Near Tokio
Report from Tokio states the Japanese steamer Tokai observed the Dakota at full speed turning south to avoid danger. The Dakota struck head on and with lower screw exposed, passengers panicked but were rescued by Tokai and shore boats. Omni sent to assist though wreck remains unapproachable due to heavy seas. Dakota lies one mile offshore with bow underwater. cargo reportedly safe.
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Tokio
Himi
Tokai
Omni
Dakota
Seattle
Washington
Yokohama
Impoverished soil and blood seek proper nourishment
The text compares impoverished soil to impoverished blood, suggesting a chemist can diagnose soil fertilizer needs and a doctor can prescribe treatments to replenish blood with rich red corpuscles. It argues fat as the lacking element and hints at a fatty nutrient as the most digestible energy source.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Nourishes and Strengthens
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is described as nourishing and strengthening the body when milk and cream fail. It remains palatable and beneficial for wasting, for both children and adults, in all causes.
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Scott
Vinci
Meneft
B. Monsies
Hickory
Tendinara
Evesy
Aimed at Orientals Japanese Chinese Property Law Bill
The lower house of the State Legislature passed measures aimed at limiting alien ownership of land. The bill targets Japanese and Chinese buyers by restricting property holdings to under five years for aliens who cannot naturalize, with district attorneys to force sale if needed. It also bans long real estate leases to aliens and bars multi-year contracts. The measure awaits governor’s signature amid speculation.
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Toei Holdings
Sacramento
Californi
Legistat
Hfe
Aetna Mills Elects Officers at Sparenburg Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the Aetna Cotton Mills at Sparenburg reported all machinery in full operation and bright prospects for 1907. Officers elected include President W H Sartor and Treasurer D F for the People's Bank of ret, with 509 rooms and 150 operatives serving about 500 people in the mill town. Washington observers noted Canal Commission bid actions and possible future legal moves by William J Oliver of Knoxville after submitting a certified check.
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Union
S.C. Marea
Aetna Cotton Mills
Spartamburg
W. H. Sartor
Ww. H. Sartor
D. F
People's Bank of Retary
Tooms
Washington
William J. Oliver
Knoxville
Ats
Canal Commission
Oliver
W Ieee
Prominent figures appointed to the navy bill passes
Washington DC reports that C B Bis 8, John A Cleveland of Alabama and Meagett F Killer of New York are appointed second lieutenants in the army after dismissal from military academy in 1901 for insubordination. A committee report says potential for improvement was expected and parents support the move. Block Coal Miners convention opens in Brazil Indiana with Indiana district miners, no officers elected yet. routine business and talks on mining conditions slated.
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Washington
D. C
C. B
John A. Cleveland
Alabama
Meagett F. Killer
New York
Military Academy
Brazil
United States
Ming
Indiana
Billion Dollar Budget Forecast Stirs Washington Debate
A fragmented Washington chatter centers on a potential billion dollar annual appropriation in a single Congress session. Observers note growing costs and waste concerns while lawmakers debate fiscal restraint.
Smuggled Vandyck Portraits Suppress Demand in Rome
Rome reports a dealer who allegedly smuggled a pair of Vandyck portraits out of the country faces possible prosecution. The art seized from the seller shows no current market demand, leaving the paintings in legal limbo while authorities review the case.
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Rome
Maren
Veteran Newenaner Mian of Greenville Dies at Greenville
Greenville South Carolina reports the death of J Bostick a longtime printer and newsman aged about in Greenvill e He had earlier served in China where a daughter served on an orient mission Captain Bostick known for local newspaper work and ties to area printers. Ashland Wisconsin also notes education event.
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Newenaner Mian
Greenville
S.C
J. Bostick
China
Orient
Bostick
Ina Henzens
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Walnut Cove
Salisbury
Stokes
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Hamilton
Z. Mechita
Ohio
Congregational Church
Washington ,Gladden
Provaient Church
Vouit & Bowke
Pear St
All Druggista
Dagiind
Ac ‘Tress
Brunswick
Lulien Davenport
A. R. Brows
R. L. Davenport
Jefferson City
Furance
Missouri
D. J. Russell
Lowe
Main St Destain St. Russell Dr
Hickory, N.C
F. Stevenson
W. L. Abernethy
Hom
Walter A. White
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Manville
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McComb
W. B. Ramsay den List
Postomce
Aetna Mills Meeting
Oliver May
NAVY
Washington, D.C
Congress
Wisconsin
Ashland
Wis
North Wise Teachers’ Association
S.S.S
SWIFT
Punely Vegetable
Arolina & Northwestern Ry
Northbochester
Yorkville
Listonis Incaintoa
Newton Ekory
Lenoir
Soutthorns
Tekory Seton
Sesotnnca
Sistonia
Shester
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Southern Railway
Gastonia
Misma A. T. Newton
Hickory—Southern Railway
Blowing Rock Stage
F. Reid
Pasis
Ta Choate
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