Col Bilkins in Domestic Trouble Denies Henpecking
An exchange with a newspaper editor reveals Col Bilkins’s complaints about Betsy and his four day grace period. Betsy threatens consequences, and Dr Caldwell advises on politics, with references to the People party, Jeffersonian Democrats, and upcoming primaries and state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bilkins
Betsy
W. E. Abernethy
Dr Caldwell
The
Charlotte Observer
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. C
Bilkins
Texas
Washington
People Party
Sam
Democratic Party
People’s Party
St. Louis
Ed Chambers Smith
Walnut Creek
J C Ellington
Resolutions Endorsing President Polk by Wake County Alliance
At the Wake County Farmers Alliance meeting in Apex on April 14 1892 resolutions unanimously endorsed National President L L Polk amid attacks by reform opponents. The group pledged steadfast support to Polk and advisers until feudalism is purged, and urged publication in The Progressive Farmer and National Economist. E McK Goopwiy, Prest. J J Dunn, See’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County Farmer's Alliance
Apex
L. L. Polk
Reform
Ocala
Europe
Progressive Farmer
National Economist
E. McK Goopwiy
J.J. Dunn
State News Highlights Across NC Towns
A sprawling set of brief items from multiple North Carolina papers notes store break-ins in Cherryville, a fatal shooting in Texas linked to Mr Pomp Gooch’s brother, and a poisoned well near Windsor. It reports tax lists, frost damage to crops, farm notes, recent court moves, and local incidents including deaths, accidents, and civic events across towns from Raleigh to Goldsboro and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Press
Tarboro Advocate
Charlotte News
Cherryville
Oxford Ledger
Pomp Gooch
J. M. Currin
Texas
E. W. Pough
Windsor
New Opera House Stock Company
Shelby Review
Bynum
Lincolnton
Holt
Morganton
New Berne Journal
New Berne
Currie
Gilbert Dunlap
Gilbert
Carthage Blade
Asheville Morning Gazette
Mitchel Thompson
J. H Sloan
South Carolina
Durham Sun
North Durham
Durham
B. L. Duke
W. L. Simpson
Vance Oe
Monroe Enquirer
Wilksboro
Col
A. Whittington
Commissioners Court
Wm. Forester
Goldsboro
Stephen L. Lynch
Greene County
Gray Speight
Louisburg Times
Jas. H. Dent
Jas. Dent
The
Times
Betwen
Concord Standard
Gee. Earnhardt
The Italian Indemnity Debate Reaches New Orleans Fight
The State Department confirms a Rome cable stating the U S Government will pay 125000 francs to the Italian Government for the benefit of New Orleans Italians killed in the Parish prison. The matter is not settled and the indemnity is set to be transferred.
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Wshington
State Department
Rome
United States
New Orleans
Fighting cattle thieves in Wyoming frontier clash
Dovatas Wyoming April 12 reports ongoing fight between cattlemen and rustlers. Kid Donnelly of Powder River Crossing says stockmen camped on Casper Road along North Powder River sixty miles north of Casper. Two rustlers Nate Champion and another man Ray killed Sunday on Powder River. Rustlers flee in all directions. three passed through Antelope Springs yesterday. No casualties in stockmen's party at the time of Donnelly’s departure. Casper reports 150 deputies under Sheriff Angus ready to pursue.
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Caldwell County
James Downs
Goldsboro
W. R. Skinner
A. H. Daly
Skinner
Clinton
Murdock
Chester
S. C
Moran
Charlotte News
Roanoke Beacon
Charlie Harris
Plymouth
Kinston Free Press
Robinson
G. S. Terrell
Raleigh
Ryster
John T. Davis
Richmond
Messrs
Rand and
Barbee
Denver
Greensboro
Piedmont Carolina
O’connor
Twin City
Stanly
Vna Union
R. H. Young
Unicoi
C. H. Baker
Bakerersville
Pritchard
Mitchell Young
Lenoir
T. B. Parker
Fork Township
Galfsboro
Burlington
G. L. Sellars
Union Church
Charlotte
John Campbell
John Boyd
Sharon
York County
Boyd
Miller
Elmwood Cemetery
Sarah Miller
Dr. Miller
Raleigh Chronicle
B. P. Williamson
New York
Vermont
Capt. Williamson
New Berne Journal
J. B. Banks
Jones County
Banks
New Berne
Rocky Mount
Carthage Blade
Washington Gazette
J. P. Brown
Jessie Creel
Phoebe
New Hope Township
Rutheford
Stockton
Shelby
Rutherford County
Ahrens
Dunn Courier
Red Rock
Concord Standard
Mt. Pleasant
Charlotte Observer
Lee
B Street
Peace Institute
N. C
Payne
Concord
Thomson
Wilmington
Sandford Express
Mivers
Henderson
Shocco Township
Warren County
Vance Line
C. A. Nutall
Edward Alston
Bob Speed
George W. Graham
Geo. W. Graham
A. D
Graham
Mecklenburg
Winston Sentinel
C. E. Shore
Yadkin County
Yadkin River
Lima
Eprnpurg
Ind
Atlanta
Byrnes
New York City
Capito
Spain
Freehold
N. J
Louis Harriott
Leonard
Gamble Wierr
Pittsburg
Brookyn
N. Y
Columpus
Miss
Cadoo
Indian Territory
Wilkesbarre
Mosiac
Scranton
S Ae
Rapid City
M. D
Cheyenne River
Tennessee
Burr
Mon
Butte & Boston
Virginia
Ill
Illinois
Sangamon
Beardstown
Sangamon Valley
Brooklyn
Wheeling
W. Va
Sarah Ann Shoemaker
Romey
Porrsville
Penn
Cressona
Buenos A
Dovatas
Wyoming
Kid Donnelly
Powder River Crossing
Antelope Springs
Douglas
Casper Road
Powder River
Casper
Nate Champion
Ray
Donnelly
Riverside
Angus
Fire devastates Ashes Texic area with six thousand homes lost
A massive blaze swept through Ashes Texic Japan on April 12 destroying six thousand houses. Fifty people died as flames raged before discovery and were fueled by a fierce gale. Thousands remain homeless and without food as authorities search for the fire’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texic
Japan
Flood Claims Two Thousand Families Homeless in Alabama
The Tom Bigbee river surged past the 1874 high flood mark this morning near MosiLt Alabama. Widespread damage followed with farms damaged livestock perish and houses swept away. Approximately two thousand families rendered homeless and destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MosiLt
Alabama
Tom Bigbee
MURDER BY FUGITIVE CAPTURE IN VIRGINIA
In Danville Virginia April 12 a man from Patrick County William Boulding seized a suspect in a North Carolina theft and escorted him to the sheriff’s home. The fugitive escaped and Boulding pursued and shot him dead. The deceased’s widow identified Newton a Richmond former sailor who had married five days earlier. Public opinion runs against Boulding as he held no arrest warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Boulding
Patrick County
North Carolina
Has. Newton
Richmond
Newton
Desperate Murderer Arrested After Double Slaying
London reports a Wiltshire man named Hamilton, engaged to a local woman, killed her uncle over marriage interference. He fled to Warminster where he was arrested after fatally shooting a police sergeant. other officers stopped him from firing again.
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London
Hamilton
Melkshan
Wiltshire
Avon
Bath
Warminster
Cast
Instinctive Criminal Described by Doctor in Deeming Case
Melbourne April 12 Frederick Bailey Deeming the noted criminal now under arrest is described by a doctor as instinctive. The expert notes his head measures six and a half inches in diameter and calls his character extremely stupid and coarse. He suggests Deeming’s prior escapes were due to accident rather than cunning. The doctor declines to testify arguing scientific evidence lacks a right hearing in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
M. Marshall Lyle
Frederick Bailey Deeming
Deeming
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Zeke Bilkins
Wake County Alliance
State News
Maxton Union and
Scotish Chief
J. T. Pinnix & Co
Noah Hall
Eastalnut Street
Edgecombe
Aera Our Workers
L. J. Williams
H._O. Proctor
I. H. Cantrell
S. O. Wilson
Ee Jas. Dryden
E W. T. Neal
Es J. M. Miller
A J. B. Rooks
J. Z. Gunn
F. M. Godfrey
J. L. Phillips
E. R. Denton
D. F. Wilkie
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