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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1901

Page

13

Suit Between States over North Carolina Bonds Heads to Court

The South Dakota suit against North Carolina seeks repayment on 1867 Western North Carolina Railroad bonds. It alleges the state must pay nearly 1.9 million dollars plus interest, aided by stock in the North Carolina Railroad Company now worth about 5.1 million. Governor Aycock named counsel to defend.

Raleigh N. C Atlanta Constitu South Dakota North Carolina Charles Salter Supreme Court of the United States Wheeler Heckham New York City Ith Cave Alexander Chisholm Robert Farquar Assumpsit Georgia Chisholm Dallas John Randolph Roanoke United States Messrs. Ingersoll Randolph Supreme Court Judiciary Act Massachusetts John Hancock Congress New Hampshire New York Louisiana Benjamin F. Butler United States of America New York State Hans Circuit Court Harlan Georgie North Caro Gerona Goldsboro Charlotte Southern Railway Company Western North Carolina Railroad North Carolina Railroad Company Western North Carolina Railroad Company South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Arkansas

Who Is God An Atheist Pamphlet Sparks Discussion in Memphis

A Memphis writer circulated a three-article pamphlet arguing there is no God. The piece contrasts atheistic views with religious tradition, praising philosophical critique while asserting that God is immanent in the human heart and that the Bible and rocks remain evidence of a divine presence.

God Memphis Bob Ingersoll

Stonehenge Sale Fends Off Public Rights and Fences

Stonehenge owner Sir Edward Antrobus faces criticism as he bars crowds with a barbed wire fence and charges admission. After stones toppled, surveys by antiquaries found ancient tool fragments, while Wiltshire Council upholds the owner’s legal right to fence and sell at a reduced price to the nation.

St. Louis Globe Democrat Stonehenge England Westminster Abbey Edward Antrobus Pope Twickenham Edward United States Sir Edward Bowlders Joshua Jericho Wiltshire Temple of the Sun Gowland Royal College of Science

Amazing Depth of the Frost in New Farmer's Tale

York and Son farmer Palmer Leonard spoke at Baldy’s tavern describing frost five inches deep in the ground before mid December and noting a curious log decay found while harvesting wood. He claimed an eight foot ten inch black snake in the log’s hollow heart, hibernating and moving, prompting attention to unusual winter conditions.

Chester N. Y New Bill Leonard Goose Pond Mountain Baldy Palmer Leonard Leonard

Cecilian Automatic Player for Piano Showcase

The Starr Piano Co. touts the Cecilian automatic player with sixty eight fingers controlled by the operator, promising to replicate the masterworks with ease. It suits idle pianos and homes lacking music, offering a vast musical range and a possible Christmas gift. It can be fitted to any piano and demonstrated with its music library plan.

Indiana Plano Starr Plano Europe Richmond America France Germany England Italy Wm. Knabe & Co Baltimore Knabe House of Knabe

Depth of frost found by farmer after sawing wood

The narrator recalls cutting logs and discovering unusually deep frost. A rattlesnake was killed and buried to prevent freezing glare. Farmer Ledward notes relief after warming by the fire, while Farmer Seele jokes about trading horses with Bill Leonard.

Speak For The Chinaman Joaquin Miller On Pacific Coast

A Nebraska State Journal excerpt presents Joaquin Miller defending Chinese immigration. He argues Chinese laborers are respectful and industrious, cites California property owners supporting immigration, and blames labor unions for anti Chinese sentiment. He notes fewer Chinese litigants, disputes opium myths, and claims Six Companies no longer imports laborers. Also references Miss Kingsley and Mary Kingsley anecdotes and Detroit Tribune notes on Lake Superior depth and glacial geology.

Nebraska State Journal Joaquin Miller California Pacific Coast Jonnie San Francisco Washington America Pacific States

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