Editors Praise Alden's Great Popular Cyclopedia
A public notice touts Alden's Manifest Cyclopedia as a major new reference work. It highlights comprehensive language and universal knowledge in thirty large volumes, praising its low cost and utility, with endorsements from Prof. Day and publisher details for orders and specimens.
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Alden
Artemisi
Baptisma
Alfen
Day
Yale College
John B. Alden
Pearl &J
New York
Clark and Adams Sts
Chicago
Morocco
Impatient office seekers and secret sessions feature
A Georgia congressman's early encounters with persistent job seekers show the grafty zeal of Washington newcomers. Senator Platts push to end secret sessions meets mixed reception as reform chatter grows. North Carolina wagoners report a new cave‑in near the Smokies, while incidents in Waynesville and a Nova Scotia raft alert naval caution. State finances remain sound with timely bond purchases. church postings in Forest City and a Goldsboro dog‑calf incident add local color.
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Prom
Wasnxerox
Georgia
Washington
Capitol
Platt
Senate Chamber
Senate
Morristown Gazette
North Carolina
Knoxville
Swain County
Smoky Mountains
Little Tennessee River
Sampson county court curbs school taxes and pupil totals
Supreme Court ruling limits school special taxes to sixty six percent on property and two dollars per poll. Earlier the decision affects twenty counties that had levied such taxes. The article lists public school enrollments, white and colored, and notes local crime and sensational incidents from Asheville and nearby towns.
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Supreme Court
Sampson County
Confessed Wife Murderer Faces Hanging in January
Charlie F. Tones admits to forcing his wife to flee to her father’s home, then strangling her in a boat on the Neuse River and tossing her body into the water. He is sentenced to be hanged January 17.
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Basil Manly
Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Charleston Sunday News
Manly
Crescent Hill
Mr. Walker
Mt. Airy
Adams
Dobson
Francis Hawkins
Riverhead
Long Island
Hawkins
Charlies F. Tones
Newbé
Neuse River
Jones
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Arthur Waterman
George Boyden
Ross
Waterman
Boyden
Whitney
Gherardi
New York Navy Yard
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Nova Scotia
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Will H. Osborne
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Grand Outfit Free
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America
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High Point, N.C
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Atlanta.Ga
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Best Confectionery
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High Point, N. C
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