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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1892

Page

3

Mr Bilkins Cautions Public On Kingsbury Photo

Mr Bilkins discusses political guidance after sending Dr Kingsbury's picture. The exchange hints at advised actions for readers without detailing specific policies or positions.

Mr. Bilkins M Bilkins Dr. Kingsbury Juan

Roses and Politics on the Goldsboro Ranch

A rural dialogue threads through politics and bouquets as Betsy runs the rose business and neighbors discuss party lines. The editor chats with Mrs. Bilkins about roses, reforms, and local sentiment, noting division and the call to vote for the common good over party labels. The tone mirrors a small-town exchange on civic duty and daily life.

Betsy Wilmington Messenger

State News Highlights From Across North Carolina

Statewide notices on new jails and opera houses, a Fayetteville mail delivery expansion, and Asheville stock of $120 for Soldiers’ Home. Reports include a Greensboro wife homicide, storm damage at Salisbury, a Raleigh land sale, and various local incidents such as boiler injuries, moonshine raids, and a two tail calf sighting.

Salisbury Union County Southport Greenville Charles Blykburn Greensboro Fayetteville Asheville Raleigh Lawrance & Rackle Sanford King’s Daughters Wilmington Hendersonville William Brinkley Forsyth County Montague Hilton Mills Ilmington Coast Electric Grafflin Hilton Richard G. Green, Jr Yadkin County North Carolina Hendric’s Grove Davidson County Bradley T. Johnson Charlotte Anson Walter Little Anson County Congress Cape Fear Statesville Wilkes County B. F. Marable Clinton Mount Olive Duplin Roads Balimore Theodore Hamilton Knox Steel Creek Township Barnum Springs Iredell County R. H. Lewis Judson College Kinnston Durham Globe Trinity College Bost’s New York City Oxford Female Seminary Salisbury Herald Rites Rock River Springs Stanly County Mount Pleasant Cabarrus County Standard Capt. Albright Martin Seco

World News Roundup: Lynchings and Disasters Across Lands

A sweeping weekly world brief reports lynching in Inverness Florida and fires in Kesosua Wisconsin while New York arrests two clerks for bribing customs officials. It notes a death sentence in Osmond case, yellow fever ending in Santos, protests in Newfoundland against tariffs, and a Rothschilds cashier suspected of embezzlement in Frankfurt. Multiple local incidents span executions, drownings, a torpid heat wave in Dennison Texas, a fatal domestic case in Warnes Ohio, and a flare of anarchist actions in Paris. The dispatches cover disasters, crime, policy, and economic rumors, with notes from Bern, Ottawa, London, and other cities.

Inverness Fla Kesosua Wis New York Bigger Osmond

Seven Men Blown to Bits at Lake Hopatcong Plant

A blast at the American Forcite Powder Company works on Lake Hopatcong near Mount Arlington New Jersey killed seven workers and injured many others. Buildings storing dynamite nitroglycerine and detonators were far enough away to escape immediate collapse. panic followed as workers fled and a fire broke out. In London Hampstead disaster killed two women and six men with thirteen others seriously hurt as crowds swarmed stations and stairs. casualties were moved to platforms amid chaos and rescue attempts.

Roxboro Woody Ceffo Chub Lake Columbus Bladen Wilmington Messenger Mt. Olive Pioneer Lumber Company Ewey Bros Goldsboro G. P. Pell Mt. Airy News Kings Mountain News Sam Huffstetler Boone Democrat George Blount Vandevere Souther Hammond Hammond Bayboro Carthage Blade Gilbert Dunlap Currie General LeDuc People’s National Bank of Faye Leonard Krider Citizn Washington Progress John P. Jones S. B. Brookshire Flat Rock Henderson County Brookshire Jones Davie County Maggie M Clayton Granville County Ean Franklinton John Barlow Barlow Advance The Star Charlotte Winston Wilmington Raleigh Mount Holly Charles Tos Ella Brinkley Martha Brinkley Mountain Island A. C. Dixon Brooklyn N. Y New First Baptist Ashville Bob” Ingersoll France St. Etienne Lyons Clareston 8. C Rogers Nashville Tenn Clinch River Kyles Ford Lis United States Philadelphia Key West Navy Department Washington Edrington Memphis Alice Mitchell Freda Ward Isabella Scott Scott New York Utica E. B. Woolworth & Co Oriskany Falls Axroy Anna Percy Percy Cleveland Paper Company Monroe Falls Ark Big Bay Craighead County T. C. Bryan Faulkenburg Littlz Rock Arkansas Mount Aruineton N. J American Forcite Powder Company Hopatcong London Hampstead

Seven Arson Fires Ravage Louisville City

Louisville ky April 20 seven arson attacks struck the city last night. Fires started in various locations gained headway before control could be regained. In all fifteen houses were destroyed with no clues identifying the perpetrators.

Louisvillez

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