02 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
1
J S Spurceon serves as president at The P Cc Coll Bank and is identified in a formal bank notice. The brief record cites Spurceon’s role and the institution, reflecting a corporate governance item from a historical source.
The Orange County Insolvent List for 1904 appears, listing debts owed by numerous residents across Cedar Grove Hillsboro Cheek Little River Chapel Hill and other townships. Amounts vary from fractions of a dollar to several dollars with many individuals marked left dead gone not found or unknown.
Passengers aboard the White Star liner from Liverpool witnessed a hour long sea battle among a whale, several swordfish, and a thrashers shark. The whale fought back as swordfish struck, and the thrashers shark was disabled by the whale’s tail before the ship vanished from view. New York News notes Japan’s Mikasa loss and broadside on fashion wigs, iron discoveries, and other period miscellany.
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