Vast Fruit Prospects Amid Regional Crop Hopes
State press notes promise an abundant fruit season with peaches apples and grapes in full bloom. Reports flag diverse harvests from North to South including a 19 foot blackberry briar and large crops pending despite pest and weather challenges.
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State Press
Stanly News
Danbury
Allen Jones
Alleghany Star
The
Sentinel
Winston
Weston R. Gales
W. H. Vanderbilt
Elliott F. Shepard
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore Mt. Olive Review
Caleb Kornegay
Marion Free Lanes
Catawba River
Salisbury
Rowan County
Rowan
Baptist Church
Edenton
Wm. B. McGarity
Georgia
Rocky Mount Mills
Rocky Mount Argonaut
Mocksville Times
Pink Lineberger
James G. Weaver Lineberger
Gastonia Gazette
James Griffin
Catawba Township
Lenoir
D. P. Mies
Madison County
Rowan Parton
Tesenta
Franklin Press
R. W. Capeheart
Albemarle Sound
Asheville
C. E. Graham
Southern Improvement Company
Wilkesboro
Andy Gilreath
Methodis
Sanford Express
G. W. Wiles
Wilkes
J. T. Sheppard
Rockingham Rocket
Broughton
Warrenton
N. C
Winston Republican
Maxton Union
Noah Duncan
P. H. Morgan
Currituck County
North Carolina
Murfreesboro
John A. Preston
Florence
Alabama
First Presbyterian Church of
Charlotte
Wadesboro Messenger-Intelligencer
Smithfield Herald
J. B. Lee
Gifts
Waynesville Creamery
Waynesville Courier
C. A. Carlton
Statesville
Carlton
Deweese Irwin
Mecklenburg
Huntersville
Winton
Bertie County
Mails Kure
Ned Gatling
Gatling
A procession of international incidents and local disasters
Reports from London Washington Pittsburgh Athens Hampure Greenville Plymouth St Petersspura and other places detail the death of Earl of Derby, appointment of Henry M Hall Jr as Receiver for Alabama National Bank, Mollie Nealson’s 31 day fast winning $1000, Garza rebel surrender, Australian Joint Stock Bank failure, cholera cases in Vinograd and Pedolia, a lynching in Arkansas, embezzlement charges, earthquakes, dock strike end, boiler explosion, major city fire, and assorted fatalities.
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London
Garza
Australian Joint Stock Bank
Vienna
Onuth
Bukovina
Nave Mamapove
Conway
Arkansas
Flannegan Thornton
Charles Pate
Howard Township
Conway County
Morrillton
Ark
Atlanta
Lewis Redwine
Gate City National Bank
Athens
Zante
Hampure
Greenville
Ohio
J. C. Kelch
Brooke
Charles Peck
Edward McClory
Plymouth
Mich
George Vaudecar
St Pettersspura
Pedolia
Oofa
Empire
Situation in Tennessee Dispatch Reports Stable Condition
A Tracy City report says General Fite arrives with one hundred soldiers and four pieces of artillery. The works are closed and convicts will be used in mines on arrival. Sheriff Sanders mobilizes citizens to keep peace. Walden remains alive and is recovering from wounds as crowds greet the Bull train to Harrisburg.
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Chattanooga
Tracy City
Tenn
Fite
Sanders
Walden
Desperadoes Sack Two Mexican Towns Led by Amalia
In Cuauhnas Mexico on April 20 bandits led by returned convict Amalia captured Guerreros and Santa Tomas. Guerreros was sacked. Near Santa Tomas federal troops were routed in a battle leaving about 130 dead or wounded on the federal side. rebel losses were light. Community erupts in wild excitement with no pursuit yet organized.
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Cuimnanias
Mexico
Maniac Bride of Barrel Prank In Connecticut Factory
Lillie Luther, employed at Union Metallic Cartridge Company in Bridgeport, was rolled inside a barrel by six female coworkers for four minutes. She was found unconscious, revived an hour later, and is described as unlikely to recover her intellect.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lillie Luther
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Central Avenue
Lillie
Comany
John Bull train visits Chicago bound journey
The John Bull locomotive with old style cars travels west after leaving Philadelphia. Large crowds line the Pennsylvania Railroad in suburbs of Philadelphia cheering as the diminutive engine and two antique coaches push toward Chicago amid a 15 mile per hour struggle.
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Chicago
Harrispurg
John Bull
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Quaker City
Johnny Bull
Redwine case evolves with Hammond release and jail report
In Atlanta on April 19, the Redwine investigation led to Mrs. Hammond's release on her own recognizance after earlier being arrested as Redwine's accomplice. No evidence appeared she possessed any missing money. Redwine was summoned by the Grand Jury but remained ill in jail. Separately, Michael Murphy, 75, committed suicide by leaping into a forty foot well after losing his railroad machinist job.
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Oxford Ledger
Dick Jeffreys
Jane Walker
Virginia
Reidsville
Oo Cotton
Knox
Bissell Bottom
Dowd
Charlotte News
William Hawkins
Aurelian Springs
Hawkins
Weldon
Atlanta
Redwine
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Jos. Williams
William Kincaid
Georgia, Carolina & Northern R. R
Kincaid
Williams
Anger in Antwerp as Rioters Clash With Police
In Brussels on April 18 the mood in Antwerp remained ominous amid strict military measures. Anarchists Fabry and Walters were arrested as dock workers' marchers attacked crews along the water front. Police fought back with swords and revolvers, breaking the mob's advance.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Cyclone Rips Olace City Kansas Wrecks 40 Buildings
About 4 30 yesterday afternoon a severe cyclone struck Olace City Kansas wrecking forty buildings and injuring around thirty residents. Telegraph lines were down and debris lined the streets. damage estimated at 50000 dollars. Osawatomie Lyndon and Midland City also reported storm impacts. A later note claims a ton of sea water contains about fourteen grains of gold.
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Olace City
Kan
Kansas
Santa Fe
Osawatomie
Lyndon
Henry Hirsh
Montgomery
Ala
Midland City
Alliance
Masonic Hall
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Lutheran Chapel
China Grove
A. J. Yeomans
John Dunn
Berne
Paris
New Berne Journal
Monroe Enquirer
Oceanic
Carolina Beach
P. H. Wiggins
James City
Fayetteville
Hardy West
Rockfish Township
Siler
Clapp
Clinton
Harry
W. B. Stewart
Bank of
Smithfield
J. H. Parker
New York
Newbern Journal
Court House
R. H. Barbee
Durham Sun
George Smith
Crab Orchard Township
Victor Brawley
Smith
A. J London
Cleveland County
Shelby Aurora
Lee
Young Men's Christian Association
Thomasville
William Warren
Boon Hill Township
B L. Aycock
Louisburg
John Lyon
Methodist Church
Vance Jail
Scotland Neck
Penitentiary Farm
Tillery
J. P. Futrell
River Farm
Messrs
Biggs & Johnson
Williams, Beam
Slade
Tabernacle
Lincolnton
Otho Slade
Beatties Ford Road
Wm. Farthing
Durham
Lawson Eagle
Cabarrus
Mill Hill
Stevens
Enochville
Steele
Coddle Creek
Codi Creek Church
Charlotte Ens
Linville Fox
Warrior Creek
Beaver Creek
Lincoln Courier
Lincoln County
P. F. Baxter
Mt. Airy News
Cleveland
Rocky River Alliance
Concord Times
F. A. Lukin & Bro’s
J. C. Pass
Mr. Pass
Pass
Roxboro Courier
P. Holland
Charlotte Observer
EA. Osborne
Observer
Newton Enterprise
Robert L. Jonas
Wm. Smith
Jonas
Texas
Incoln
Kinston
Hill
J. L. Salling
Allen Wiliams
Coner
Sixth and Ann Street
Wilmington Messenger
Alexander Evans
Lenoir Jaynes
Burke County
Alex. Evans
Fonta Flora
Herald Morganton Herald
David A. Kanipe
Marion
Kanipe
Big Horn
Shelby
B. Swert
Messrs. Hackburn & Willet
Geo. H. Bell
Mr. Bell
Lowell
Annie Crawford
Carson
Marion Free Lance
Norwood
J. A McAlister
Lilesville
Sallie McAlister
Charles Williamson
Erastus
Robert L Jonas
Hardy Hines
Hines
Weldon News
Hillsboro Observer
Mary Patterson
University Station
Greensboro
Hudson Store Company
Council Brown
W. J. Ellis
Winston Internal Revenue Office
Liberty Street
Buxton, Hanes and Pepper
Winston Sentinel
Tennessee
Downingtown
Coatsville
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Georgia Happenings
Louisville
Lexington
Lourisville
Frankfort
Louisville Council
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