Feud over appointments as Bolter Populists seek posts
Raleigh dispatch reports Republican efforts to settle a feud with Governor Russell. Bolters from Goldsboro and elsewhere seek rewards for party loyalty as the legislature considers clerkship on the railway commission and Mayor of Wilmington bids. The scene shifts to a courtroom and committee room where ex Governor Carr and others testify about lease terms, while disturbances and police concerns ripple through Goldsboro and Raleigh. Distilleries are raided and church construction begins as weather turns warmer and cloudier.
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Raleigh
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Maresh
Hancock
Sutton
Cumberlain
New Hanover
Russell
Sharp
Cannon
Lanter
Railway Commission
Wolter
C. C. Fagan
Dave Sutton
Wilmington
Seattle
Congress
Aquor
Asheville
Buncombe Counties
A. L. Swinson
Goldsboro
House of the Senate
North Carolina
North Carolina Railway
Mouse
Judge Avery
Carr
A. B.andrews
The
Southern
James W. Wilson
T. Hoke
Senate
Srahar
Supreme Court
North Carolina Railroad
Elizabeth City News From March Sixteenth Era Mock Fire Alarm
Elizabeth City reports a false fire alarm in the Third Ward around 11:30 pm. A new residence on Rearing Street is nearly ready after painting, and a party at Mr Ganop's residence drew a full house with attendees praising the event. Inaugural Washington services are expected tonight and tomorrow with Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian congregations participating.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
C. S. Blackwell
The
Baptist Church
Norfolk
EB. Kram
Rearing Street
Eh Avery
Ganop
Dudare
Washington
Townnotes from iWertford March weather and people
iWertford North Carolina reports a Plymouth visitor representing New York Mutual. Norfolk’s C G Morgan departs on the early train. Rumor ties W Th Ward to the Reed property at Church and Grubb streets. Mild springlike weather and trees show buds. Aaron Maneht expected home from Baltimore.
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Aaron Mnaeht
Liallimore
Edenton Notes and Local Appointments
Edenton, March special report notes W. Chesbore improving his Broad Street residence by paint. Mayor Vann back from Currituck Court. Capt J M L Jones of Lend Jones at home with rheumatism. L. G. Roper of Roper City seen at the View. W. C. Coffield, former barrage master, now in charge of freight train. Fresh fish arrivals remain slow.
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Edenton
N. C
Mareh
WF. Chesbore
Broad Street
Vann
O Currituck Court
J. ML. Jones
Lend & Jones
L. G. Roper
Roper City
Uy View
W. C. Coffield
North American Review
India
Edwin Arnold
Carroll D. Wright
United States
London
Kansas
Congress
Florida
Billy Illson
Tire
San Pedro Trail
Williams
Rhode Island
All Newsdealers
Ostonian Publishing Company
Newbury Street
Loston
Mass
Publihers
Lafayette Place
New York City
Stenalseance Moyle
Reiders
Uressmuaker
Joseph Crown
Norfolk
Annals OF the
Ammerican Academy
American Academy
Philadelphia
Norfolk Academy
Ohio Governor Resents White House Snub
Gov. Bushnell and staff protested a perceived snub after Col. E. E. Kingsley sought a courtesy meeting with President Cleveland. Private Secretary Thurber declined, citing official business, with Kingsley calling the response hurtful and unkind. The governor and aides felt slighted by the decision and voiced dissatisfaction.
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Asan Hushnell
Cleveland
Gov
Bushnell
Col. EE. D. Kingsley
Creneral
White House
VMI
Col Kingsley
Thurber
Ohio
Col. Kingsley
Hotspur
Refratns
Col. Kingstes
Batasi
Senate
Abe
Witte
Kingsley
Women and boxing exhibit sparks public morality concerns
The Baltimore American argues that boxing exhibitions degrade feminine modesty and public standards. It claims women's presence at such events lowers refined sensibilities, weakens public morality, and invites wider vice, presenting boxing as demoralizing to women and society.
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Baltimore American
Atlee Scienes
Southeastern and Virginia baseball leagues face turmoil and player moves
The report details Captain William Joyce’s failed attempt to secure Lakewood grounds for the New York Club, the Texas league rejecting New Orleans and Shreveport for distance concerns, and the Southeastern League dissolving at its Atlanta meeting with Macon pulling its franchise. It notes Norfolk and Roanoke players and managers shifting teams, and previews baseball personnel changes and new club formations for 1897.
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William Joyce
New York
Lakewood
N. J
Virginia
Portsmouth
Hampton
Atlanta
Macon
Touseman
New Orleans
The
Pelicans
Liberty
McClure's Magazine March Issue Preview
The front matter highlights Mark Twain artwork by Charles Noel Phago and new Robert Louis Stevenson installment. It previews Rudyard Kipling and Weir Mitchell critiques, Dante Gabriel Rossetti impressions by Charles Dana Gibson, Conan Doyle Arctic adventures, and a feature on Dr J C Mose and Sli nocht telegraph experiments through thick walls without wires.
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McCluries Magazine
McClure
Mareh Lea
Mark Twain
Charles Noel Phago
Robert Lews Stevenson
Fulband Eochat
Rudyard Shing
Howells
Dante Vierge
Anususe Daeeaek
Conan Doyle
Arctic
Greenland
Aly
J.C. Mose
Slinocht
Moreout
Conalide Alle Hishioees
Russian healer leads at Philadelphia women’s medical college
Dr. Lydia Rabinoviteh, a Russian He brew woman, takes charge of a new bacteriological laboratory at the Woman's Medical College in Philadelphia. She studied under Prof. Noch. Frederick Saunders of the Astor Library is noted as the oldest living Vornian life, aided by Washington Irving.
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Lydia Rabinoviteh
Woman's Medical College
Philadelphia
Rabinoviteh
Prof
Noch
Prederick Saunders
Astor Library
Vornian Ife
Wash Pigton Irving
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Killen
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Toston Werald
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Grant
Cy Warman
Rocky Mountain
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Outing Magazine
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Siam
Table Tall Publishing Company
Hunter
Wm. Lanahan & Son
Baltimore, Md
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M. N. Killen
Mizs & Compan
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Eure, Gregory & Co
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Washington, D. C
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Blackbeard’s Island
Sapelo Sound
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Blackbeard's Island
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Granby
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ALSQ
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Norris
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California Fruit Transportation Co Refrigerator Car Service
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