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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1913

Page

8

New line of trusses and supports advertised for sale

A miscellaneous up to date line of trusses suspensories abdominal supporters and similar items promises prices right at The Union Drug Co. Also notices on second hand motorcycle sale and remounting a diamond. An important farmers mutual fire insurance company meeting is called for the 26th at eleven, with by law changes expected. executors named in A W Biggers willes notice. A Chicago professor reportedly never kissed a girl and may be advertising for bids.

The Union Drug Co Farters’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Courthose Satur Jear W. H. Phifer A. W. Blegers A. W. Biggers J. Diggers Blakeney Chicago Cottton Norfolk Norfolk, Va

Double fatal pistol duel in Montbrook ends in murder and suicide

Tom Howard 25 of Sandy Ridge, Monroe County, killed King in Montbrook Florida after a Coast Line train stop incident. Howard, who was courting Kings daughter, fired twice at King as King shot three times. King died. Howard collapsed and muttered wire the bars. Body transported to Monroe for burial. survived by mother and siblings.

Tom Howard Mertha Howard Sandy Ridge Township E C. Winchester Monroe Montorook Fla King Howard Montbrook Mr. King Union W.E. Cason Mr. Howard Florida

Leper of Washington and Judge Bennett Dies

A government quarantine report announces John R. Early known as the leper of Washington has become insanity attached to his existing affliction and is now guarded in Diamond Point Washington. Also reported is the death of Hon Risden Tyler Hemet, former North Carolina judge and congressman, who died after a long illness at his home in Wadesboro. The article recalls Early's publicized case and Bennett's Civil War service and lengthy legal career.

Guaant Washington State John R. Early Washington Prb- Me Health Service Diamond Point Report Karly Cuba Philippines Niion New York Brooklyn Virginia Judge Bennett Wadesboro Risden Tyler Hemet Nevill ' Bennett Catherine Harrig Bennett Anson Institute Davidson College Lebanon Law School Thomas S. Ashe Johnson Hargrave Anson Guards, Co N.C Bennet Sharpsburg Spottsyvania Court House Gettysburg Chansellorsville Ramseur Ramiseur Bennett Anson County North Carolina Congress Anson Judiciary Committee John Randolph Tucker Kate Sheppard Wadseboro John D. Lewk R. BE. Little John T. Bennett

Woman and the author in debate on fair chance

In a letter reply, a reader challenges the author’s focus on men and clergy, asking if women will be treated with equal consideration in discussions. The writer notes prior criticism and welcomes Mr Meciii ban’s clarification so far.

Mr. Medlin Meciiiban

Recorder's Court Docket Summary

Harrison Lowery colored charged with assault and battery with costs listed. H A Tarleton found not guilty of larceny. Mag Davis colored found not guilty of keeping the orderly house. Homer Wooten charged with using profane language on train with costs.

Recorder's Court Harrison Lowery H. A. Tarleton Mag Davis Homer Wooten

Hopewell Baptist Goose Creek Reunion Program Set

Present and former members of Hopewell Baptist church in Goose Creek township gather Friday August first. The program begins at ten o'clock with welcome by Rev. Sam Long, church history by Rev. J L Bennett, address by Rev. Bruce Benton, dinner, address by Rev. James Mortgage, and more.

Hopewell Hopewell Baptist Church Goose Creek Township Sam Long J. L. Bennett Bruce Benton James

Car Pulls 110-Ton Locomotive in California Test

A 4 horsepower touring car weighing 4000 pounds was attached by a cable to a 110 ton locomotive. Start from a standstill, the car struggled until ballast increased weight allowed the wheels to turn and the train to move. The demonstration showed the car’s power without damaging the vehicle.

Scientific American California

Wingate items reveal weather drought and march toward Farmers Institute

Hott! temperature reached 103 in the shade as rain famine hurts fruit and new homes near completion. Uncle Sandy Parker visits son in law A J. BE. Thomas. Mrs. P. Austin with two girls stays with Meigs family. Earnhardt joins Wingate Mercantile as saleslady. State Farmers Institute comes next Saturday the 26th. author urges attendance, cooperation, and farm home improvement.

Wingate Messrs. J. 1 Perry Thos Griffin Sandy Parker A. J. BE. Thomas Kersh P. Austin H. P. Meigs Austin Palmerville LB. Mallis Tinie Mallis Lee Chaney Miss Earnhardt Concord Wingate Mercantile Co State Farmers’ Institute H. P. Meiggs

Gospel Lighthouse Church Seeks Converts In Atlantic City

A church without members or collections holds summer services every Sunday morning at the Bijou Theater in Atlantic City. Rev. Robert Elwood founded and leads it as a nonsectarian, nonmarketing gospel effort with no choir or officers. Ninety percent of attendees are new each week as visitors stroll from the Boardwalk to worship, drawing a cosmopolitan and reverent crowd.

Christian Herald Atlantic City Robert Elwood States of the Union

Martsell Gets Ten Years in State Prison

Hartnell case ends without jury as Alfred Hartsell, son of Adam Hartsell, pleads guilty to murder in the second degree. Judge Adams sentences Adam Hartsell to ten years in state prison amid mercy pleas. Case involved murder of Andy Yow last October. two hundred man jury venire and mixed public sentiment. Also notes a York county farmer threshing 28 bushels of oats from nine acres with parts up to 125 bushels per acre.

Martsell Atttorneys Adam Hartsell Adams Andy Yow York County

Man Versus Six Soldiers: Jones Defends Wife on North Carolina Beach

Goldsboro Dispatch reports Uri city contractor J W Jones fought off six soldiers at Morehead City beach after a soldier assaulted Mrs Jones. Jones subdued the assailants with a right hook, two dozen blows, and a collision left one jaw broken and several with facial injuries. Jones, unhurt except for a facial cut, declined a challenge to fight Jack Johnson.

Goldsboro Mag Willie Boss Goldsboro Dispatch J. W. Jones Uri City Morehead City Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Jones Jack Johnson

Flour Explosion Wrecks MIL Christian Herald

Flour dust in mills can ignite when a spark or flame enters a tightly packed cloud. The blast releases power from carbon and oxygen similar to gunpowder and dynamite, turning safe flour into an explosive agent.

MIL Christian Herald Ife Sfain

Seaboard Airline timetable April 27 1913 Monroe to Portsmouth

The notice lists Seaboard Airline Railway travel routes and equipment including chair cars and electric lighted observation sleepers between key cities. It provides arrival and departure train numbers with times at Monroe and connections to Wilmington Charlotte Birmingham New York Raleigh and Portsmouth. For details contact agents Brigman Leard Ryan or general offices.

Monroe N. Y Dearboard Air Line Charlotte Wilmington New York Birmingham Portsmouth Birmingham - Atlanta Ports York Rutherfordton Raleigh Atlanta No. Ee Slo Altherjordon Koec New York-Ports Rutherfordwd Jlocal Tocal Brigman Ticket Agt H. & Leard D. P. Aw Raleigh X 'C C. B Ryan Awmouth

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