State News Highlights Ride of Crops and Notables
Nation and state items report diverse notes from Win ton Salem to Raleigh. Endowment at Forest College reaches 210000 dollars. Capt. Snow sells barn gear to Georgia planters. Sidney Minor wins West Point appointment. Norfolk rail and street railway doings. fires, drownings, and court cases cross counties with local color and brief obits.
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Winton Salem
Wrke Forest College
H. J. Craughn
Sampson
Powell
Oxford and Henderson
Salisbury
John
Tipton
G W. Laggett
Richmond County
Sidney W. Minor
Oxford
West Point Military Academy
West Winston Graded School
J. W. Pomeroy
Greensboro
Graham
Marion Free Lance
Joseph Baruch
Charlotte
Lizzie Davies
New York
New Derne
Lock Crait
Asheville
Annie Burgin
Qld Dort
The
Free Lance
Twe
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Durham Globe
Southport
American Electric Light Company
Amnie Alexander
Mecklenburg County
P Sullivan
G Shore Female College
Winchester
Mount Airy New
Edmund McKinney
Julia Wright
T. D. Wright
Durham
Roxboro
George
Jim Boswell
J. W. Summer
Chatham
J. M. Odell Manufacturing Co
Bynum's
Morganton State Hospital
McDowell County
Maury
Bree Lance
J. M. Kidds
Kiddsville
Lincoln County
High Point Enterprise
J.T. Bennett
Texas
W. 8. Chadwick
New Berne
Wilmington
James Transeau
Winston
Tom Flynt
Major Right
Sentinel
Grath
Washington
Hoe Insurance
Raleigh Chronicle
James Powell
Bradshaw
Orange County
Pitt County
Henderson
George Adams
W. H. Amerson
Capt. Snow
Georgia
Grand Lodge of Good Templers
Black's Chapel Lodge
Godwin Station
Wilson and Fayetteville
Wilmington Star
William Moncure
Carolina Central Railroad
High Point
Tlenry Newby
George Padgett
Johnston County
Iself
Goldsboro
Rocky Mount Argonaut
B. Culpepper
Hyans
Nashville
N. C
Franklin County
Columbus News
W. G. Burkheard
God
Burkhead
Statesville
Professor Holmes
Corps of Surveyors
Helton River
Ashe County
Alleghany
Ashe
Berry Gleaves
Roanoke
Star
Charlotte News
Walter Donaldson
Alamance Gleaner
Will TL. Holt
Burlington
Raieieh
White Hall Seminary
Concord
Northern Presbyterian Church
Young & Hyams
Cooper
N.C
Mountain Home Journal
Winston Sentinel
Richmond and
Danville
Alex. Gray
Board of Aldermen
Judee Merrinon
Asheville Street Railway Company
Valley Street
Tarboro Southerner
Arthur Parker
Wilson County
Green
Parker
Vast World News Roundup From Novembers Headlines
A collage of dramatic events from cities worldwide includes fires at Desoto mills, a Canberra storm toll, a Delawar court martial, and London Telegraph reports. Notable items include the Lytton ambassador’s death in Paris, labor talks with Gompers in Washington, rail worker strikes in Lancaster, and a village famine prompting horse and cattle meat consumption in Russia. A railway accident in New York and a church collapse injure several, with ongoing storms and canal developments in the Carolinas.
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Tony
Wilmington Star
R and D. Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Goldsboro
Samuel Thorne
Airlee
Halifax County
Wayne County
Robert Port R
Oxford
B L. Jake
Durham
N. C
Orphan Asylum
Alliance Tobacco Manufactory
Greensboro
Tarboro
Southerner
Albemarle
Raleigh
Bethel
Conetoe Creek
Rutherford Banner
Winston
L. L. Hendren
Asheville
Eien Laurens
Carolina Shipp
Gaston County
Dallas
Sophia Boyd
Charlotte Democrat
Barringer
Charlotte
King’s Mountain
United States Recruiting Office
Sun
Norwood Widette
W. Burris
Big Lick
Billy Whitley
Washington
C. M. Brown
Holt
Chatham County
John E. Ward
Concord Standard
All Saints
Depot Street
Cheshire, Osborne and
McKenzie
Yrgin Nein
Desoto Wil
Washinetox
D. C
Andover Phillips Academy Re-endowment Fund
G. Burnett
P. Frank Shields
Wilmington
Del
Paris
Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton
Earl of Lytton
Ambaissador
France
Montreal
B. M. Wilson
First Infantry
Manchester
N. H
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
New York
Oldinger & Co
Lancaster
Peon
Butler
American Wheel Company
Port Wayne
Fern Tokio
China
Chin
Slowe
Paphtheria
Belleville
Kusan
Lewis Ryder
Walter Smith
Brownvale
Central
Summer Street
Foxcroft
Pirrspurg
Bellefonte
Heckla
John Barner
Elias Dink
Baltimore
James S$. Beckwith
Oneida
Ontario and Western Railroad
Eaton
N. Y
Beckwith
Knoxville
Tenn
Runnor
Nashville
Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Newcomb
East Tennessee
George White
Metzerist
White House
Columbia
S. C
F. W. McMaster
Boston
Japan's awful earthquake details reach Nagoya and Gifu
From San Francisco reports the October 28 quake devastated Gifu and Nagoya areas. Towers and silks factories burned. Kano and Kasematsu in ruins. Fire spread, temples collapsed, and thousands faced losses. Relief funds totaling over 137,000 dollars were announced as aid.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gifu
Kano
Kasematsu
Reser
Warind Mino
Japan
Seto
Kobo
Nagerio
van Dyke
Nagoya
Kuku
Mizushima
Motosu
Nogo
Osaka
Vfusivaina
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