State News Items From Various North Carolina Towns
A compilation of scattered notes reports local occurrences across Johnston, Union, Wake, Cumberland, and surrounding counties. Mentions labor board salaries, conventions, political figures, court cases, crop outlooks, fires, accidents, and notable community events with multiple named towns and individuals.
Breckinridge Moves for New Trial in Pollard Case
Across reports from Washington Montreat Banner Nashville and Washington reveal Breckinridge seeks a new trial in the Pollard breach suit. A Riverside school ceiling collapse in Montreat killed three children and injured others. New fires in New York caused panics with few injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Breckinridge
Pollard- Breckinridge
Montreat
Riverside School
Point St. Charles
New York
Banner
Nashville
Tenn
United Electric Railway
United States Circuit Court
Nat. Baxter, Jr
Washmetor
F. C. Ainsworth
War Department
Ford
Death of Earnest Knabe noted in local notices
Earnest Knabe noted gown manager and manufacturer died this afternoon. Official figures from the Treasury show nine months of the current fiscal year ran a deficit of six million dollars, Treasury working balance at twenty two million, and net gold including reserve at one hundred four million five hundred.
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Bautimorg
Earnest Knabe
Washington
Treasury
Genesee Valley Floods Sweep Farms and Rail Line
Dansville N Y April 16 floods flood the Genesee Valley for miles with melting snow embankments. Winter wheat lands will suffer and fences hay stock and movable property have been carried away. Valley Road is under water and traffic may stop tomorrow.
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Dansville
N. Y
Genesee Valley
Breckenridge vows to run again amid doubts of renomination
In Washington on April 16 Col Breckenridge declared in an interview that he intends to continue as a candidate and expects nomination and reelection. Reports from Lexington call him a ruined man while Miss Pollard remains in hospital in deteriorating condition raising grave fears for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Col. Breckenridge
Lexington
Insurgent Fleet Under Admiral Mello Reaches Buenos Aires
The rebel squadron including the Republican Meteoro Iris Urano and Esperanza under Admiral Mello arrived at Buenos Aires and anchored outside the harbor. Vessels lack provisions and crews will be moved to the quarantine station. Authorities plan to hand ships to Brazilian minister Senhor Asis Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Republican
Meteoro
Iris
Urano
Esperanza
Mello
Senhor Asis
Brazil
Republican Opposition to Cameron Mc nom Glad Us Senate Nomination
In Lancaster Pennsylvania April 17 opposition to James Donald Cameron for reelection grows. W S Scott withdrew from State Senate race leaving C C Kauffman and J A Stober as rivals with Kauffman declared as the anti Cameron nominee by a margin of about 1600 to 5000 votes. The nomination is effectively the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
James Donald Cameron
United States Senate
W.S. Scott
Cameron
C. C. Kauffman
J. A. Stober
Kauffman
Atlanta Cotton States Exposition plans advance
Shareholders of the Cotton States and International Exposition Company meet in Atlanta to organize permanently. A preliminary fund of 200000 is fixed with cash subscriptions reached 220000 by the prior Saturday night. Buildings and grounds from the Piedmont Exposition Company add 200 acres and $150000 in improvements.
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Atlanta
Cotton States and International Exposition Company
Piedmont Exposition Company
Permanent organ movement aims at Southern unity
temporary organs are made permanent with President W. A. Phillips and Director General H. W. Palmer, a fifty member board elected. Atlanta cash subscription will rise to $300,000, and efforts start immediately to gain Southern State and national cooperation.
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W. A. Phill
H. W. Palmer
Atlanta
Judge Hines Joins Populists in Georgia Political Shakeup
In Atlanta on April 16 Judge James K. Hines declared he will align with the Populists leaving the Democratic Party. The move signals a likely gubernatorial nomination as leaders favor Hines. Hines has served in the legislature from Washington County and led the Middle Circuit as presiding judge and was once a prominent U S Senate candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James K. Hines
Judgees
Hines
Washington County
United States
Gordon
Pirates Threat Tangier Oyster Beds Near Chesapeake
A Tangier Island telegram to Governor O Ferrall and Commander guns seeks immediate Chesapeake deployment to Tangier sound as Maryland pirates dredge Old Woman's marsh nightly. Over forty boats operate by moonlight stealing thousands of bushels of Virginia oysters to Crisfield Maryland, risking Tangier sound depletion. धम
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Tasley
Tangier Island
O’ferrall
Guns
Chesapeake
Tangier Sound
Maryland
Old Woman's Marsh
Tangier
Tanger
Virgina
Crisfield
Injunction Against Strikers in Great Northern Dispute
Judge Sanborn of the U S Court of Appeals issued an injunction against Great Northern strikers in Minnesota and North Dakota ordering them to appear in St Paul on April 27 to show cause why they should not be barred from disabling or hindering railroad property or inter state commerce. U S Marshal deputized extra officers and served the order at St Cloud and planned service at Morris Breckenridge Barnesville and Crookston as labor leaders indicated trac king and uncoupling would pause pending legal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Smith
Messry Helms
W. E. Helms
Lee
Monroe Enquirer
Geo. Henderson
Collegiate Institute
New Berne Journal
Beaufort Herald
M. R. W. Stewart
Catawba County Alliance
J. Romminger
Zionville
Ransom Eggars
Watauga
Boonemocrat
Sampson County
Yale
Lenoir
Newton Enterprise
W. A. Graham
East Lincoln
Pittsburg
The
Mercury
Hickory
Woody
Alleghany
Wilkesboro Chronicle
Virginia
Mexiday
Hickory Press
Mays Boyles
Wm. Boyles
Lincoln County
O. P. Thompson
Shelby Aurora
John Meier
Oates
Charlotte
Valdese
Meier
Morganton Herald
Cofer
Morgan, Pruner and McKinney
Winston
Nags Head
Elizabeth City
Carver
Robert Brooks
Halifax County
Roxboro
Rae
Concord Standard
Durham Globe
Person County
Alfred Joyner
Farmville Township
Moye
Joyner
Greenville Index
People’s Bank
Roxboro Courier
Lewis Allen
Mr. Currie Faucett
Melville Township
Dr. Pharr
Newell
Town Creek
Ward
W. T. Dagg
Sikes
Harvard
Wadesboro
Hand Bros
North Fourth Street
A. J. Marshall
Herbert McClammy
Wilmington Star
R T. Claywell
Herald
South Fork
Burke
North Carolina
Ural Mountains
St. Pavut
Minn
Great Northern
Sanborn
United States Court of Appeals
Bothinnesota
North Dakota
St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad Company
United States
Bedeim
Shehan
St. Cloud
Judge Sanborn
L B. Foster
American Railway Union
Morris
Breckinridge
Barnesville
Crookston
Minnesota
Failure of Charles L Webster & Co and Mark Twain Publisher
The assignment of Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain and partner Frederick J Hall of Charles L Webster & Co book publishers in New York was filed with the county clerk. Assignee Bainbridge Colby of Wall Street was named without preference. the move followed the firm failing to secure funds to meet maturing obligations.
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New York
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Frederick J. Hall
Charles L. Webster & Co
Fifth Avenue
Bainbridge Colby
Wall Street
Clemens
Webster
Unclear partnership finances cited for Clemens and Bainbridge Colby
The report discusses a firm tied to Mr. Clemens and Bainbridge Colby with stated resources around 150 000 and capital of 100 000. Liabilities exceed current payments, with estimates not reaching 500 000. Individual means for Clemens described as likely limited.
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Etea
Clemens
Bee
Bainbridge
Colby
Library of
American Dy Pa
Two Incendiaries Captured in Missippi Fire Raid
In May Miss April 17 two arsonists identified as Robert Belt and Dudley Jr were caught after igniting the Allstern public school building. Officers recovering from a brief shootout restrained a mob urging swift justice while warning arson carries the death penalty under Mississippi law.
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Cooler Hi Ap
Mississippi
Striking Poles Riot Near Detroit Waterworks
Detroit April 18 strikers clash with police and water board workers over pipe extensions near Connor's creek. A confrontation escalates as deputies fire on the mob, killing two Polish workers and wounding many others, with ongoing violence and arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Water Board
Connor’s Creek
Ieka
Collins
Engineer Williams
Sheriff Oaks
Cathri
Wes
Cathin
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Laboro Board of Aldermen
Poe
King’s Pets
Statesville
Britt
Oxford Leclere
Governt
Greensboro
So Farr
Cabarrus
A. J. Nelson
Boford
Union County
Johnston County
S. Hon
Kemp P. Battle
State University
Maryland Historical Society
J.H Walton
Garner
Wake County
J. P. Gully
David McAllister
Wade
Fayetteville
Aurora Cotton Mills
Burlington
Hendersonville
Natn Stephens
John Morris
Vandemere
Own
Here
White Hall
James Boylan
Raleigh
Willie Manning
Wilmington
Ben McKenzie
Moore County
Lincolnton
Bun
Ts. Thos. Culpepper
Dare County
Beth City
Ope Elias
Dencerarie
Congress
Venton
Statenville
Pate Kien
James Gilbert
Direct
Piney Creek
Virginia Line
Breckenridge
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Atlanta's Exposition
Judge Hines
Great Northern Railroad
Chas. L. Webster & CO
Meridian
Miss