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Bond revises Gettysburg essay on Pettigrew's unit valor
Capt. W R Bond former staff officer defends North Carolina troops at Gettysburg and argues Pettigrew's men advanced farther and suffered more than any other unit. The revised enlarged pamphlet has drawn praise from press and readers. Price is 25 cents. Address Capt W B Bond Scotland Neck NC to obtain copies.
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Daniel
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Thos. S. Emry
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Roanoke Rapids
Bose
Tragic Garysburg wreck leaves two dead
A Monday morning collision at Garysburg between passenger train No 82 and a standing freight on a siding killed engineer W T Cheatham and a white tramp. Mail clerks and firemen were hurt, with no passengers harmed. Cheatham's estate is estimated between fifty and one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Wake Forest Commencement Highlights Historic Weekend
Wake Forest celebrated a major commencement with lectures by C W Tilett Jette and Rev J W Mullard alumni address by Dr Albion Small and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev J B Hawthorne The 1900 class of 33 included many regional leaders and a large alumni turnout.
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Millard
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Chicago University
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Chicago
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J. B. Hawthorne
Richmond
Hawthorne
Paul
Kitchin Emerges as Democratic Standard Bearer in North Carolina
The Wilson County and Roanoke-Chowan newspapers praise Claude Kitchin of Halifax as the Democratic standard bearer for Congress. They laud his youth, eloquence, upright character, and broad support across the district, predicting his election and strong backing from Wilson and Northampton counties.
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Batley
Texas
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Wilson Newe
Warrenton
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Goldsboro
Roanoke- Chowan Times
North Carolina Teachers Assembly at Morehead City
The North Carolina Teachers Assembly convenes at Morehead City from June 12 to 17 with an elaborate daily programme planned. The gathering promises an interesting and fine meeting, highlighting educational events and sessions for teachers.
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Morehead City
Winterville Glimpse of local events and visits in 1900
Town notes from Winterville North Carolina June 5 1900 cover a college commencement address by E E Hilliard praise for a local revival by Rev John T Albritton news of A G Cox Milling Co expansion and new tobacco flue orders plus local visits and business updates including Browns' Iron Bitters ads and an insurance claim endorsement for Union Central with Eunice L Dravenan’s testimonial.
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Scotland Neck
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Wake Forest
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Royster
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Raleigh
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Wadesboro
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Haywood Dail
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Hunsucker Carriage Factory
Anes
Death and crime blot small town in June 1900
Mrs. Joe Williams dies after long illness leaving husband and children. A negro named Keene is shot and killed at his home amid robbery suspicions. Aboskle High School closes with recitations and music showing good training by teachers. Nearby visitors include Copeland and Parker from Beaman Virginia and Harrell from Aulander visiting relatives. Anoskie correspondent notes arrivals from Franklin Littleton Speed and other local movements.
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Keene
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