Postmaster Appointed at Chapel Hill by President
The President has named Robert Lloyd postmaster at Chapel Hill. The Concord Presbyterian church notes a legal matter with R v J K Thompson and a salary of 1200 dollars. Also mentioned are potential judge appointments and various local deaths and events from Wilkes and surrounding counties.
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Robert Lloyd
Concord Presbyterian Church
R v. J K. Thompson
Salisbury
Pi. Chee. Price
Ewart
Jacob Bates
Wilkes County
Scotland
W. Bowman
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Charlotte
Mt. Pleasant
J R Holland
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank of Charlotte
Albany
M McKenzie
Moore County
Troy Examiner
Maggie Cade
Baslus Cade
Aleigh
Louisburg
Chluttz
Mary
Baltimore
Pt. Koly’e Sanitarium
Elizabeth City Dispatch
Charles A. Cook
Criminal Court of
North Carolina
Battle Hisragon
Nortth
Carolina
Mount Airy
Welington
Guthrie Answers In Blackwell Case Against American Tobacco
Maj Guthrie files answer to the Arents suit against Blackwell Company. He seeks to deny jurisdiction and argues the North Carolina charter and plant lie in NC. He asserts American Tobacco controls the stock trust and that the suit seeks illegal merger and dissolution.
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W. A. Guthrie
George Arents
American Tobacco Company
Blackwell Company
Col. O.de
Major Guthrie
Simonton
Gushrie
Blackwell
Dirham Tobacco Company
North Carolina
Ths
Durham
Arents
Steck
American Tomacco Company
New Jersey
B. Uobb
W. W Fuller
Gusnrie
Blackwell U Company
Sears
Nys
Legisature
Supreme Court
Backwell Company
Carr
S H Austin
Etcck
Union Tobacco Company
Union Company
American Company
Equity
North Carolina Legislsacure
Legislaire
Virginia
Late 1900s News Briefs From The Progressive Farmer
A roundup of political shifts and legal matters includes Hoke Smith’s retirement from public life and sale of his Journal property, Grover Cleveland era topics, and the Charleston wreck inquiry exoneration. Notable items cover Benjamin Harrison on Boer questions, Knights of the Royal Arch liquor trade link, Standard Oil Texas case notes, and Indian population statistics. Louisiana election tensions and Foster versus Caffery for Senate are outlined, with Goebel law warnings affecting Democratic strategy.
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Dill
Carnegie-Frick
Grover Cleveland
Hoke Smith
Georgia
The
Journal
Alyncher
Patrick County
Virginia
W. M. Branch
Lee Puckett
Richard Gitling
Joubert Dies At Pretoria In Boer War Era Loss
General Joubert dies at 11 30 pm in Pretoria after a stomach illness. The town mourns a patriot and upright leader, with newspapers publishing long biographies in a respectful tone. The Pall Mall Gazette notes Joubert as a principled Boer contemporary admired across English parties.
Great Army in Africa Praises Militia System
Lord Wolseley at the Militia Rifle Association meeting praises Britain's war progress in Africa. He notes the largest overseas army and credits Lord Carnwells system for success, saying militia and reserves kept Britain from a worse situation in the South African war.
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London
Militia Rifle Association
Lord Wolseley
Great Britain
Lord Carnwell
Waters-Pierce Oil to Quit Texas Under Antitrust Ruling
Judge George Clark in Austin says Waters-Pierce Oil Company must cease doing business in Texas under the antitrust decision. The Corsicana refinery and most production in the Corsicana field are affected, with the company forced to withdraw from selling and handling its product in the state. Independent firms may form to develop the Corsicana field and supply refined oil.
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United States Supreme Court
Standard O.l Company
Texas
Standard
Sandard Oil Company
Austin
George Clark
Waco
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Smith
Waters Pierce Ol Company
Scandara Oil Company
Corsicana Oil Fiehd
Bribe Allegations in Clark Montana Senate Race
Counsel for Clark memorialists outline bribery claims to the Senate privileges committee. They state at least 15 legislators were paid, nine offered money, and totals reach 312890 in bribes and offers. They cite $110000 to the Attorney General dismissal bid and $100000 to a Supreme Court justice, with 26 members sworn and several admitting payments.
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WashineTon
Clark
Montana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
de. Treacy
Wellcome
Justice Hunt
Supreme Court
Fish
Whiteside
Senator Clark
War Has Only Begun Kruger Declares More Fighting Ahead
In a World interview from Pretoria dated February 27 President Kruger warned of long war with heavy British losses. He lamented widespread South African casualties and said tears of widows and orphans would be counted against the costs of the gold fields, predicting continued fighting.
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Kruger
New York
the World
Pretoria
Spion Kop
London
Tne
South Africa
Chamberlain
Milner
Orphare
Congressional Notes on Army Appropriation Debate
Last week the House began considering the Army Appropriation bill with estimates near 127.7 million. Ridgeley denounces militarism while Cox opposes funding to subjugate the Filipinos. The bill passes as Kitchin is blocked from calling up a monument bill by Speaker Henderson over nonessential appropriations.
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Hull
Ridgeley
Cox
Congress
Kitchin
Henderson
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L W. Norman
E Tenton Courier
Cass
Tom Jones
Girner
Mr. Kitchin
K Tera
Greensboro
8. P. Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Barnum Springs
Synod of North Carolina
Foreign Missione
Mecklenburg Presbytery
Tao
Wison Dispatch
Hunt
J D. Farrior
Farrior
Dirham
Rrleigh
Washington
Raleigh Post
Congressman White
House
Northafolica
Lunc
Capitol
Dreey Battle
Rocky Mount
la Grippe
Judge Battle
Edgecome County
Tarboro Southerner
Wilmington Messenger
Estern Dstrict Criminal Circuit
Fayetteville
Superior Court
Joseph Williams
Mra Myrah Williams
Ra Springs
Col. Olds
Carthage
Cronsr
Nearethat
Noclea
Raleign Ia
Charlotte Observer
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Maj. Guthrie
General News
Earth’s
Four Corners
Mississippi
Industrial Institute and College
Columbus
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starkville
State Normal
Col
Holly Springs
Charleston
United States
Charleson
Gneral Guenther
Fankfort
Cologne
France
Belgium
Benjamin Harrison
Hay
Heral
Knights of the Royal Arch
Hot Springs
Ark
National Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Kentucky
Mkoley
Blue Grass
Louisiana
Foster
United States Senate
Caffery
Joubert
Africa
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Oil Trust
State of
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