North Carolina News Roundup From Durham to Edgecombe
A jumble of small items reports on a charter granted to War River mills in Edgecombe County officials and trustees for Trinity College and University events at the Agricultural and Mechanical College commencement with a large turnout. It notes weather, a maple tree disease discovery, political tensions, and appointments of U.S. commissioners with several local figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Prinity College
Thomas C. Fuller
United States Land Court
Santa Feéew
Mexico
Hare
Casco
Arizona
New Mexico
Thompson
North Carolina
geGeorge W. Flowers
G. A. Celesby
Inity College
Durham
Camden County
Dare
Morehead City
Agust
Gandee Purnell
United States District Court
United States
John E. Bryan
Moncure
Carson Johnson
Pittsoro
B. P. Powers
Fayetteville
H. B. Exister
Whiteville
J. W. Brown
Oxrd
J. B. Holland
Dunn
W. B. Clark
Suthern Pines
Barrett
Carthage
Sir. Massey
Smithfield
Hugh Humphrey
Goldsboro
B. FP. Bullock
Frankeginton
J. D. Grimsley
Snow Hill
B. FP
Malean
Maxton
M. B. Culpepper
Zabeth City
R.S. White
Elizabethtown
R. H. Merritt
A. H. Oliver
H. Sev. Primrose
W. H. Sanders
T. J. Wamithwick
Lea Watson
B. J. Wootten
D. Harris
Raleigh
B. Williams
Mark Squires
J. R. Bearks, Jr
J. W. Copeland, Jr
A. R. Keennedy
Paul C. Cameron
T. N. Ivey
Tenpboro
George Green
United States Court
Newbern
Graham Clark
Hugh Primrose
Prize In science and 8S G Kennedy First Prize
The report notes two notable awards with first prize achievements in science and agriculture awarded to individuals including 8S G Kennedy for winning the agriculture prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kennedy
Atlantic Collegiate Institute closes with varied events
In Elizabeth City North Carolina the Atlantic Collegiate Institute wraps a week of closing exercises with baccalaureate and address events planned by Dr. FP Johnston and E. E. Huard. A monument is noted at Hully Grove and local visits and entertainment including Edison kinetoscope shows draw crowds. Prices and goods update in market items as warm weather continues.
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Eilizabeth City
N.C
Atlantic Collegiate Institute
Fp, IL Johnston
E. E. Huard, Esq
Scotland Neck
I. WH. Alester
John J. Ziegler
Hully Grove Cemetery
Lonnie Sawyer
East Lake
J. M. Whidbee
Hertford
Edison
Roeser
Local society notes from Hertford and Edenton
June 9 specials report Bruce Newby and Dr Robert W Smith returning home from college and Baltimore respectively Mrs J H Ward and Mrs Whitaker Myers visiting family on Grubb street Truitt from Portsmouth in town Welvidere steamer arrived from Elizabeth City J W Branning returning from absence J J Fleetwood and H T Greenleaf visiting town audience at Rosa's Opera House enjoyed Ralph Bingham's program Prof Graves departed by boat to visit North Carolina parents
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Hertford
N. c
Bruce Newby
Robert W. Smith
Baltimore
Privatt
Amboy
J. HH. Ward
Grubb Street
Charles Boush
Washington, D. C
Whitaker Myers
Truitt
Portsmouth
Truitt & Giles
Welvidere
Elizabeth City
Edenton
N.C
J. W. Branning
Severm
J. J. Fleetwood
H. T. Greenleaf
Rosa
Opera House
Ralph Bingham
Graves
North Carolina
Sunday ethics cost clerk his job then new bank post
Stephen Girard, Philadelphia financier, ordered clerks to unload a ship on a Sunday. A young man refused citing his mother and Sunday rest. After weeks without work a banker sought a cashier and the dismissal was cited as evidence of trustworthiness, leading to appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Girard
Millonaire
Philadelphia
Bidille
Mr. Girard
Ash
Yong
Gharu
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in City Court Indictments
The June term of the Corporation Court convened under Judge Allen R. Haneckel. Grand jury foreman I Morriz and eight others returned true bills for charges including rape grand larceny burglary forgery and obtaining goods by false pretenses. Minor cases and continuances filled the docket with several defendants awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Allen R. Haneckel
I. Morriz
J. R. Uriges
Charles Pickett
E. T. Clark
Edward Iross
J. W. Crews
Victor Parks
M. Melfevitt
True Billep
Lenry Dawson
Wiliam Nickson
Knock Sykes
W. Frank Wilson
Thomas Edwards
Nobert Conyers
Albert Conyers
Geo
Duke
Thomas Yandaw
Michael Traver
Mary Denard
Avedis “Artariin
Asia Minor
Alfred T West assigns goods to trustee in Grambleton ward
Alfred T West druggist at 403 Alain Street assigns his store stock and residence furniture to Ph J Mortis trustee. After trust execution preferred creditors include D Burrow Dlarin & Co 90 W TH Terry Co 25 and 1 Pulford agent 25. Total liabilities around 2000 with assets not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. West
Alain Street
Ph. J. Mortis
Branter
Grambleton Ward
Dburrow
Dlarin & Co
W. TH. Terry
Pulford
Tidewater Beneficial Society Chartered in Norfolk
Judge Hanekel yesterday chartered the Tidewater Beneficial Society with a capital of 500 dollars. Its objects are to care for the sick and bury the dead. Its principal office is in Norfolk where ten acres of real estate may be held. Officers named include Isaac McCoy president DBD P isuford vice president L L WH wins secretary Teoden Sills treasurer Martin Mercer sergeant at arms.
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday
The following licenses were issued yesterday Edward J Haycox and Lillie M Addenbrook white Henry Carberry and Mary Thomas Robert Jacox and Winmie Hargraves Thaddeus Norris and Virginia Justin Wilfred Knight and Sacha Camp Mark P Felton and Rosa Goodman colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Haycox
Lillie M. Addenbrook
Henry Carberry
Mary ‘Thomas
Robert Jacox
Winmie Hargraves
Thaddeus Norris
Virginia Justin
Wilfred Knight
Sacha Camp
Mark P. Felton
Rosa Goodman
Arrest of Augustus Roberson for baggage hauling without city license
Augustus Roberson, a colored man, was arrested yesterday morning after complaints by several licensed baggage transfer men. He was tried by Justice Dalton and ordered to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus
Confederate Veteran Reunion Programme at Nashville
The programme outlines events for the Tennessee Division meeting at the Tabernacle on June 22 including election of generals and addresses by John Ti Reagan. Daughters of the Confederacy host a reception at the Capitol. June 28 covers the convention business and a Confederate concert. A grand parade is planned for June 4 with General W J Jackson as chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Anderson
Seaboard Air Line
Re Union
Nashville
Tennessee Divison
Tabernacle
John Ti. Reagan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hall of Representatives
Capitol
Confederate Reunion Club
W. J. Jackson
Savannah
Kidney Health Advice and Swamp Root Remedy
Instructions claim a urine test reveals kidney issues and promote Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidneys liver bladder and urinary pains. Advertising states sample bottle and pamphlet free by mail from Kilmer and Co with daily virginian reference and guarantees genuineness of offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silmer
Daily
Virginian
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N.Y
Not a Thousand Miles Away From Catarrh Relief
Mr Abbott describes years of catarrh causing colds headaches and throat swelling. After Dr Firey's Ame therapy he reports freedom from hawking and spitting improved appetite and no cold tendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Firey
Abbott
Dr L B Firey Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr L B Firey advertised offices at 6S Main Street and 10¢ Store Norfolk VA offering specialties in catarrh asthma hay fever deafness and all diseases of the eye ear nose throat chest and stomach with rooms 8 and 5 quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Norfolk
Harvest Time for Buyers at Factory Clean-Out
Harvest then the reaping. Our factory stores announce a house cleaning with deep discounts on men and boys suits and trousers. Value fades as prices drop to 2.48 2.98 and 3.50 for clean suits and two or three piece sets. The ad urges customers to test the merits of the offer.
Valuable Mai Street Stores Sale Bid Notice
Bids are invited for valuable and related stores old numbers 20 and 203 new numbers 33s and 150 Main Street Norfolk Vaz Long the Same conveyed to the trustee under a deed from NS Burpass wife all bids must be in writing sealed and submitted to the court for approval before bid acceptance right to reject any bids reserved information available on request Theodorke Garnett trustee and receiver
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Berland Street
Norpolk
Corporation Court
City of Norfolk
Chas
Beslow
Salteed T
Real State Exchange
Mein Street
Norfolk
Comsday
Wom
Cumberland Street
Norfoll Va
Said Street
Orvanine
Betayeet
Delonge
Pulge
Cedar Lane
Coombeschin
Leonard
Mn Point
Cwmberland Street
Hantin
Ted
Trust Ory
Tash
Borland
Trusteg
Towmnfend & Joynies
Main Street
Vaz
Wunder
Burpass
Cales
JF SARGS ARTIFICIAL MOTHER'S WILK SUBSTITUTE
An old advertisement claims JF Sarg & Son offer a German patented process artificial milk product from pure cow's milk. Marketed as the only healthy substitute for mother's milk, urging readers to ask their physician about it. Retailed at.
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Orth Carolina
E Etary
Brarging
Alizta
Auer
Ero Dee
Jeon Witters
Jesa Mf
Pammbane Company
New York
Doston
Charley Jones
Ellen Epps
Sarah Grant
Alias Powell
James Powell
Ellivens
Simmons
M. Madden
Chapel Street
Sam Sardy
Alfroud J
West Ausiens
Beneficial Society Chartered
Confedeerate Veteran
A. T. Wood
Enterprise
Tl. Q. C. Lamar
Mark ‘Twain
Percy Telexoto
Equitable Insurance Company
France
Belgium
Ttaly
Tabor
Lambert's Point
James P. Abbott
L. B. Firey
Carters
Elleick
Agi
Carter
Contry
Carter Medicine CO
Manufacturer’s Glothing Co
Postoffice
Old Market Square
Kern's
KERN
University OF Virginia
Charlottesville
P. B. Barringer
University OF Vimglinia
Justice Warlun
U Os. Supreme Court
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Board of Visitors
Scott Ship
Indianapolis
Old Ocomminion Paper Co
Ss. EK. Ross
Plume Street
Oxpreas
Elgin Creamery
Boston
California
City Hall Ave
Granby St
B.D. Holmes & Co
Townsend & Joynes
Omee
Burruss, Son & Co
May Loth
Theodorke , Garnett
JF. Sarg & Son
Wother
WILK
John W. Burrow
Drug Store Andent Gur
Nokeoumm. Wal
Whig
Dicense
Bonil Guaranty
EM Ldv CO
Masonic Triple
Ouigame
Oliver
Thoas
Particu'am Slate Redical
Omaha
Halas
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