North Carolina Legislature Crises and Governor Russell Criticized
Raleigh March 2 Specials The Republican press attacks Governor Russell likening him to a czar while factions debate his removal He faces pressure over the lease of the North Carolina rail line and party tensions including black voters Inquiries loom into a Newton barn arson and a store robber shot case The Capitol flag controversy and adjournment fate add tension as Western and Populist factions maneuver for influence
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Raleigh
N. C
Russell
Republic
Czar
Russia
North Carolina
J. L. Grahim
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Newton
Graham
Union
Raleigh Legislature Debates Education Bonds and Scandals
In Raleigh the legislature reports no new bills. votes to authorize bonds for Deaf Mute institutions allocate 24000 for additions at the Colored Deaf Mute and Blind Institute, 35000 for white Deaf Mmute school buildings in Morehead. Committees probe election fraud claims surrounding Senator Muntehara and others. A fertilizer fraud bill passes. A Charlotte police commission bill fails. House resolves election contest between Brouston and Young. Senate bills include underwriting Goldsboro and investigating the State Farmers Alliance.
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Raleigh
N. C
Uline
Moreenton
Shige
United States
Muntehara
D. Reid Parker
Belter
Utley
Pritchard
Salvation Oil Endorsed By Detroit Reader For Sprains
Mrs. Frank Juif of 518 Gratiot Ave Detroit testifies Salvation Oil has no equal as a remedy for sprains bruises and pains. She cites an ankle sprain cured and notes continued use for pains and bruises. The product sells for 23 cents and is promoted by Cannon's Pharmacy 40 Tinto effect.
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Frank Juif
Gratiot Ave
Detroit
Mich
Edenton News Briefs Highlight Death and Theater Event
March 2 Edenton reports former Briinning Manufacturing manager White left for Jacksonville as his contract ended. Mrs. R. J. Cofield dies at home four miles from Edenton in her fortieth ninth year. A large audience attended the opera house for Little Treasure and Box and Cox presented by St Mary’s Guild with strong applause.
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Denton
N. G
White
Briinning Manufacturing Company
Jacksonville
R. J. Coffield
Edenton
Opera House
Box
Feetsford News in Brief from March Dispatch
Teriford NC March 2 Special Mr HmIs Nooman of Wheaton was known yesterday Jon P G Skinner left for Currituele Court early train Mr C W Morgan and wife depart for Baltimore to buy spring stock Maud Welsh visits relatives Norfolk and Southern railroad changes its morning and evening train schedules no change to midday trains effective March 1 Mr W D P Stokes continues slow improvement
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Terifond
N. C
Hmls Nooman
Wheaton
Jon
P. G. Skinner
Currituele Court
C. W. Morgan
Baltimore
Lands for Delinquent Tax Purchases Open to Buyers
The last Legislature authorized purchase of lands bought by the State for delinquent taxes after two years by paying the levied taxes and interest. The county clerks must draw deeds. Mr Dunn Thomas of Bristol Virginia has asked County Clerk Alvah Martin to buy fifty parcels in Portsmouth Norfolk County once owned by prior owners with sale dates and details known.
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Dunn DD
Thomas
Bristol
Alvah WW. Martin
Gale
Special sale today at Parker and Co store
Messrs J T Parker & Hro advertise a daily sale with toll butter oats and fancy lemons at unusually low prices. They stress commitment and years in business, promising real value for customers. Call at 624 Crawford Street corner of County to view the ad and shop.
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J. T. Parker & Hro
Crawford Street
County
Delivery wagon driver near-collides with two women
A delivery wagon driver, described as a negro man, nearly hit two ladies at Crawford and High streets around 1 pm yesterday. The horse dodged by stopping on its haunches. The incident cites an ordinance against fast and reckless driving and calls for enforcement.
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Crawford
High Streets
Slippery Sliders Organize Local Baseball Team
A group of young players formed the Slippery Sliders baseball team yesterday. lineup includes RB Cross catcher War ren pitcher TI Patson shortstop 7K KKing first base C King second base J Moore third base E Moore left field T Tucker center field W Tucker right fielder.
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RB. Cross
Warren
TI. Patson
Kking
C. King
J. Moore
E. Moore
Feld
T. Tucker
W. Tucker
Lovett's Boston Stars Impress YY. MM. C. Crowd
The Virginian praises Lovett's Boston Stars for a new and highly commendable first entertainment of the YY. MM. C. course, predicting a more enjoyable season than any before.
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The
Virginian
Lovett
Boston Stars
Tidewater Y P S Holds Strong Meeting In Norfolk County
In Bhakley the Tidewater Union of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at Main Street church drew large delegations from Drambleton Atlante city and Lambert's Point. A promising program boosted interest in organizing counties. Norfolk county societies form a county union meeting every fourth Sunday. Geo G Martin and friends depart for Baltimore then Washington for the inauguration. A new drug store heads to the Todd block Chestnut Street with Dr Bo CG B in charge.
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Tidewater Union
Young Veoples’ Society of Christian Mandeavor
A& Main Street Christian Church
Drambleton
Atlante City
Lambert's Point
M. Smith
Tidewater
Virginia
Tne Sanady
Norfolk County
Geo. G. Martin
Baltimore
Washington
Cabell in Salt Lake Defalcation Probe
Richard H. Cabell, United States Internal Revenue Collector in Salt Lake City, has confessed defalcations exceeding $10,000. He has been removed from office and his bondsmen will be asked to cover the amount once exact figures are determined. Cabell served nearly four years, with allegations of tampering during two of them.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Richard H. Cabell
United States
Internal Revenue
Jie
Cabell
Salt Lake City Collector under internal revenue probe
A report claims no action yet to remove Richard H. Cabell from his Salt Lake City post though a Salt Lake office investigation was ordered. Special Agent Seaward from Brooklyn, N C, was sent to examine the matter and suspend a collector if warranted.
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Salt Lake
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Richard H. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Salt Laake City
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Seaward
D Brooklyn
N. C
Dinner at the While EpoUse
Washington March 2 The President recovered from a rheumatic attack to dine with Mrs Cleveland at the White House. Mrs McKinley stayed in her rooms. The informal domestic dinner involved three of the four central figures in current national affairs in the private executive dining room.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland
McKinley
United States
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills Seen as Vast Cure
A heavily promoted health notice extols Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills claiming cures for kidney disease and rheumatic conditions. It cites testimonials from Norfolk physicians and patients, noting wide sales and belief in the remedy.
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Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Dr. Wobbs Sparagus
Tmobbs Sparagus
Hobbs Sparagus
Pittsburg
Hobbs Remedy Co
Chicago
H. G. Miller
Bright
Rev. Gho
le Ilunt
West
105Th Street
Hgobus Sparagus
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