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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1898

Page

5

Casino opens with table board at standard rates

In town two men displayed an educated brown bear while wild poultry abounds near Drowning Creek. The winter mail schedule via trolley road and Southern Pines begins, with many visitors contemplating wintering here. The trolley first trip of the season featured local workers and town leaders. Letien improves Tie OurTLook grounds and is praised. A grand bipartisan rally at Aberdeen drew humorous and persuasive candidate speeches for county and legislative offices. The department store received a large fresh consign ment for the season, offering groceries meats provisions fish shoes dry goods clothing and menswear with high quality assured.

Drowning Creek Pritchett

Barbecue and Political Rally in Sanford

In Sanford a grand barbecue and picnic drew several thousand as campaign issues were discussed by Senator B. R. Tillman of South Carolina and Hon. Chas. B. Aycock of the state. Tillman spoke directly and vigorously while Aycock showed strong oratorical skill and kept the audience in good humor with relevant remarks. The barbecue was highly successful with beef and pork cooked over open flames and food quickly consumed by the large crowd.

Sanford B. R. Tillman South Carolina Chas. B. Aycock Aycock

Witness Inquiry Highlights Self-Talk Assertion

The attorney asks if the man known as Witness habitually talked to himself when alone. The response claims a past co-presence with the subject, denying any memory of him being alone with Witness. The exchange reflects a challenge to the witness’s alleged habit and credibility.

Corn Shucking At McKenzie Farm Near Pinehurst

A visiting party joins H A McKenzie for corn shucking at his Pinehurst area farm. Neighbors and northern guests share supper, then dance to violin and banjo as seven hundred bushels are shocked. A bonfire gathers both black and white celebrants before a moonlit walk home.

H. A. McKenzie McKenzie Pinehurst

Local arrivals and staff changes at Cedars and Palmetto

A string of personal mentions notes A B Hudson arriving in New York City and visiting the Cedars, H L Legg and family from Boston spending the season, Sargent from Elmira at Dr Bradbury's, Powell of Aberdeen in town, Harry Stillings and wife in the Palmetto, Fred H Bacon resuming duties at the power plant, TL A Sylvester’s family in a Magnolia road cottage, Mrs I Barber and son in Palmetto, Miss A B Greenleaf from Somerville at the Cedars, H E Wisk new power plant engineer, Miss A M Boyden and Mrs Crosby from Rockford in Marlborough, plus more arrivals and staff changes including the Pinehurst Electric agent H W Legg’s South trip, and personnel shifts at the post office.

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Trolley Road Southern Pines Stillings J. R. Shaw Summit House Mr. Jones Tyson & Jones Buggy Co Carthage C. D. Benbow Letien Mer Aberdeen MecKenzie’s Pond New England A. B. Hudson New York City Cedars Herbert L. Legg Boston C. L. Sargent Elmira, N. Y Dr. Bradbury's Powell Powell Hotel Harry Stillings Palmetto Fred H. Bacon TL. A. Sylvester Baltimore, Md Magnolia Road Mrs.i A. B. Greenleaf Somerville, Mass H. E. Wisk Gorham N. H A. M. Boyden HW. L. Legg Pinehurst Electric Railroad F. I. Spinney Charlie Baxter Will Clark J. N. Longest N. McKinnon J. C. Foster D. D Mass the Watchmen Kitty Dees Supt. Benbow H. L. Legg Miss Dees Jefferson Richmond, VA America Aberdeen, N. C Sportsmen Particelars Henry H. Powell Southern Pines News Depot the Outlook
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