Public notices and planetary eclipse in short column
The Enterprise reports on a Washington sculpture project for Benjamin Franklin, a failed hanging of W. A. Potts Jr. and his poison escape, Standard Oil pipe disaster in New Jersey, creation of the Labor Department, and an upcoming lunar eclipse with times across world regions. The notes mention the national convention joke, factory prosperity, and a tax of public letters.
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Sussex County
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Royal scandal and exile mark Servia queen’s misery
News notes Ala bama’s treasury surplus after July interest and a Birmingham call to cut taxes. The column recounts Queen Natalie of Servia’s exile, her marriage to Milan, their son Alexander, and his subsequent scandals. It cites Bismarck’s rumored stance and Horace Greeley’s family ties as context, ending with a reflective quip on posterity.
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Birmingham Age
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Natalie
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Imperial Guard
Swain
Russia
Alexander
Europe
Bismark
Natalia
Tragic shooting near Axton Leaves two dead
In Henry county Virginia a dispute at a store led Twigs Davis to shoot and kill Gus and Lee Eanes after an intoxicated brawl. Davis fled and faces possible lynching if captured. The report also notes a separate civil case in Illinois regarding railroad property damage and an engineer’s death.
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Henry County
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Hannibal Turner
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Gus Eanes
Lee
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Turner
Davis
Gus
Quincy, Ill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Edward Denny
Leon Gerry
Frank Schell
John Schell
Henry Steiner
Editors Fined for Louisiana Lottery Ad by Buncombe Court
At Buncombe Superior Court last week Furman and Cameron editors of the Citizen were fined 25 dollars for publishing and advertising the Louisiana Lottery. An appeal was taken.
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Buncombe Superior Court
Messrs. Furman & Cameron
The
Citizen
Senator Reagan to Speak at Inter-State Cotton Convention
Senator John H. Reagan of Texas will attend the Inter-State Farmers' Cotton Convention in Raleigh this August and deliver an address on Inter-state transportation and its relation to agriculture. Col Polk expects Senator Vance may also attend.
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John H. Reagan
Texas
Col. L. L. Pelk
Raleigh
Horseback rider breaks neck in Alamance County incident
A Mr. White riding between here and Burlington on Sunday afternoon fell when his horse stumbled and broke its neck. The rider was unhurt.
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Alamance Gleaner
Anarchist Plot Foiled in Chicago Dynamite Campaign
A Chicago crackdown thwarted a planned assassination and mass bombing linked to Spies and Parsons followers. Detectives seized twelve dynamite sticks and arrested multiple conspirators, aiming to strike Judge Grinnell Gary and other prosecutors and blow up the board of trade and several buildings. Officers warn the plot was extensive and may lead to further arrests as the case unfolds.
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Elliott
Central
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Parsons
Central Stetion
Deering Street
33D Street
Ashland Avenue
Quinn Street
Haymarket
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General Stiles
Benfield
United Press
Nervous trouble blamed on liver misfunction
The author explains that nervous diseases like malaria and billiousness arise from liver trouble and bile buildup. He promotes Green's August Flower as a marvelous cure for these ailments and urges sufferers to try it.
Red Flag Oil and Puritan Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Red Flag Oil as a home remedy for rheumatism neuralgia burns bruises and pains with a 25 cent price. It also praises Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure for coughs colds and consumption priced at 25 cents, sold at Brown Matton's drug store.
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Brown & Matton’s
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