Masons of the State Debates and Death Notices
Legislative Joint Committee at work on pensions and insurance offices. 11000 members, funding for buildings at Oxford Orphan Asylum. Nuptial event: Anna Crow and Conductor J L Alderman wed. Deaths noted include Ambrose Wilman and others. political maneuvering hinted for U.S. Senate seat. Lynching case in progression. estate of W W Vass worth 185000 divided among three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralvich
N. C
Dee
Speclan
Ghd
Joan T Deewsy
Tae
Missens
Vie Virguilon
Durne Dlever
Viere
Dunne
Oxford
Asy- Jun
Ben. Luke
Durham
Pensons
Biute Trevenier
Duplin County
Brale
Anna Crow
Willing J. (Row
J. L. Alderman
Seaboard
Mick Lisaie Crow
Boner
Linggy C. Folmeon
Chariot
T. J. Murjiy
George PL Welsh
Bupene Banicl
Reshbyteran
Ceremeany
Mra
Murphy
Aldowhmoan
Otr
CL Ec
Covingtoy
Wimeio
Airs
Armistead Dugwell
Pane Burwell
Charlotts
Ceanee FF Criber
New York
Cen de Ines
Amonty
Jore
B.C. Rawkon
Tayertey
John TP. Matrick
Fouthern Iice
Isine J. Meekbis
Mutsaberh Clays J
Parrish
Maxton
Wilem M. Bond Timida
Progen
Deaten
Hen
R.W. Brooks
Greenshore
Werth
Ales Ambros Wilman
Caborrus
Teehalenan
Claln
Atwe
Orrat
Russell
Walter Clark
United States
Boykin
Wang
Bogan
Tabeson
Pysonens
Mas W
Edenton Weathered by Winds and Local News Amid Winter
In Edenton on December 7 a Norfolk Southern railroad car remained immobilized after being blown from the Scuppernong river bank by strong winds. The piece notes Mrs. Stary Preadent of the North Carolina WCTU gave a lively talk, and mentions Neafolk business activities, a beer shop at Queen Street, and ongoing construction at Mr Ot Pinnin's new street dance venue, with EB Cartland referenced.
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Adenton
XI C
Pinnin
Queen Street
Cartland
Priorio Miss Huklin Wigodbs Sent for Christmas
The text reports that Miss Huklin Wigodbs and Assist Prince Mahe Lb left yesterday for Fiiahboth ity Thre. The party planned a forward move to Christwyr and to attend a one day event in the city.
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Tiertford
N.C
Sinai
Miss Huklin
Fiiahboth
Wales Struck by Two Earthquakes in Quick Succession
A tremor hit Wales with two earthquakes at 3:00 and 6:40, rattling homes, shattering furniture, forcing entries, and prompting evacuations in Windsor and Hereford. The Hereford Cathedral sustained damage, though no serious injuries were reported. Minor further tremblings followed as observers described a loud rumble after the first quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendin
Wales
M Diane
Pe Bingland Enry
Windsor
Cottenham
Plac
Hereford
Fragments Claim Syrup of Fig as Superior Laxative
A garbled passage touts the Wondera Wother and Fins as improved remedies and extols a syrup of figs as the true laxative remedy, allegedly from the California Fis hyrup Company, with some lines suggesting children enjoy it. The text is broken and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svenp
Pig Ik
California Fishyrup Company
Community Notices and Events Spread Across Town
Public notices announce home canned goods and lard for sale by Captain George Bergér in Commercial Place basement. Mrs Webster and Miss Simcoe plan a meeting for twelve-year-old girls to organize Sunday school support. Local carpenters worked on a water tank project at Brimbleton station. Doctor operations and charitable appeals surface, while a Gypsy Queen operetta at Kim Tut Night aids Freemason Street efforts. Funeral for Mrs John Hastings reported, with services led by Dr J P Bates. Revivals at Spurgeon Memorial church continue nightly. Mr J L White injured months ago moves from hospital to home care on Tunecast? Avenue.
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É&C
George Bergér
Sroberts
Mrz
Webster
Miza Lucile Simcoe
Calvert Streets
Chuck
McKendree
John T. Hastings
Tunstall
J. P. Bates
A. Ports
Tel Ra We Denmeery
J. L. White
Norfolk Gazette sketches regional growth and political shifts
A crowded report covers prospector visits to Portsmouth and Norfork areas, hotel expansions, and real estate activity. It lists Republican district leaders, notable attendees like Col. P. H. McCaull and Gen. James A. Walker, and notes Col. Lamb’s uncertain political future amid intra party tensions.
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State Republican Committee
Josephus Trader
Edwin Brown, Jr
C. A. McKinney
H. B. Nichols
John J. Dever
James J. Mitchell
Edgar Allan
Morgan Treat
W. G. Singleton
Detrikts
PF. Flannagan
A.W. Harris
Capt
Aza Rogers
C. T. Barksdale
O. M. Tucker
B.C. Pedigo
W. [. Mosby
H. Faulkner
A. S. Asberry
Joan Asker
C. L. Pritchard
B.C. Sings
K. R. Campbell
R. L. Matford
N. T. Brown
A. M. Dickenson
J. L. Gleaves
James A. Walker
Wythe
Northampton
B.C Sims
Page
Brown Allen
Aul-gosta
Asa Rogers
Petersburg
A.C. Peachy
Newport News
J.D. Brady
Peterson
C. W. Muraugh
the Honkh
Ot. Thorp
Meatio
W Shuma
Cotton and grain markets report across ports
Weather in cotton belt remains steady as spot rates show declines in Liverpant and prices for Middling contracts edge up minor. New York futures close steady with January at 1 toda pons advone. March and May prices mixed. New Orleans futures gain slightly while Mobile and Savannah markets stay largely unchanged amid broad market activity.
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India
New York
Tay
New Orleans
Treen
IMA
Mobile
Savannah
Eeatton
North Singe
Salvation Gil touted as a cure by Philadelphia user
Mrs A Fiedler of 286 Palethorp Street Philadelphia writes that Salvation Gil is a superior remedy for rheumatism stiff joints and bruises and should be kept in every house She urges buyers not to accept dealer arguments against substitutes and notes a price of 25 cents Cannons Pharmacy and Alfred T West advertise the product along with Christand's Atlantic City Drug Store and local merchants.
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Salvation Gil
A. Fiedler
Philadelphia
Pete Uby
Cannon’s Pharmacy
Bute St
Alfred T. West
Main
Rowe, & Holmes & CO
Hristand
Atlantic City
Cape Hatteras Beacon Light Notice On November
A Cape Hatteras beacon notice reports shipping hazards after a wrecked schooner near False Cape Life Saving Station. The Kildona bound for Rotterdam and other vessels are mentioned with salvage efforts by Merritt Wrecking Station and city crews. The report notes lighting and signal changes, with distances and sea conditions described and a formal notice from the District Lighthouse Board.
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Kildona
Cinscow
United Elites Shinning Company
Rottervdan
False Cape
Virginia
Merritt
Willican Coley
City
Philadelphia
Waller Atip Atom
Little [Said
Cape Hatteras
Hermby Ehyen
Dltein
Tsui
Wagez
Fragmentary Textile Trade Notice From Wiren Era
A partial OCR fragment describes untaundered pure Wiren goods and work led by Handeretivt. It mentions open work and hand embroidery, with terms like Winhets and lepter. The readable items imply craft products and bespoke textile labor signals from a historic trade context.
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Masons OF the State
Prenstrers
Amstoria Offlees
Poadny
Poger
Cokie Widbe
Boe-Cu
Edenton
Factmoguak GY
Rame
Pinsics Doerr
Joseph McCar’s
Portsmouth
Port Morfolts
Abr. Wrood
Ars James M. Norfleet
Norfolk
Madford
North
North Ocufall
Southern
H.C. Taylor
Naval Service
Caroling Avenue
Hurt & Harper
Conlomyeta Os
Taylor
Esse
Money's Point Land Company
Uwell
Dean
Portemouth
Mortrte
Uantenxtonson
Pinners Point
Mivors, Walton & Edwards
Wao
Nm Weel
Ae Serena Eenned Rogers
W. N. Fleming
Powhatan
A. W. Harris
Dinwiddle
Setoupming Nw
Sehr
Purttan
Sargeant
Celor Lops
Micrlie U Wisegttounv
Chichester
Chengaier
Albee
Wirt & Pre
Soo
Main Street
THE
Hartford
Universal
Soltheren Agency
OLD Dominion Paper CO
Price
Dresden
Johnston
China
Granby St
Malin St
G. S. Briggs & CO
Down Town Ofice
Commerce Street
Yorte
Enat and Pallijeand
Chariole Hireow
Phunos
Wid
Hy Valentine & Stevens
F. Jacobi & Bro
PEM Hardis
Fr. Jacobs & Nro
Miller, Rhoads & Co
Unen Valyanderid
Mons
Thinanagov
8 & Co
Farina
Elogne
Milt
Fair Brusees
W. & B. Fine Razors
Marhiy
Wain Street
Will Streist
Derkley
Urumbioton
Atluntie Cliy
Ely
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