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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1895

Page

3

North Carolina State News Highlights and Incidents

Numerous items from across the state report crimes, fires, arrests, and accidents. Notable notes include a jail count of fourteen in Cleve land, a furniture firm placed in receivership in Charlotte, a 25 percent price increase for a local line, a $125,000 loan by Mr B Duke, a 24 pound wild cat killed in Carteret, and a large wheat crop plus oats decline. Reports also cover a murder verdict in Pamlico, a baby show in Goldsboro, a church event in Warrenton, and growing fire losses in multiple counties.

Clevelnd Eliot Furniture Factory Charlotte Eeas i B . Duke Durham Sun Beaufort Herald Corbett Brothers Carteret County Maxton R v Black Wilkes County Clarence Parks Frank Pink Rierson Walnut Cove Fife Winston J. H. Bullocks Warrenton Gazette Salisbury Standard On Rothrock Bros Bull Everhart Lexington Dispatch Col J. 8. Carr Durham Gabe Thomas Pamlico Court Supreme Court Goldstoro Exfield Halifax County Crumb Watauga County Virginia Salisbury World Morehead City R.v. Jso T Jenkins Baptist Church Newberne Journal William Brewer W. C. Brewer Vanceboro Alleghany Star James Hurley Ashe County Edward E. Cox Swansboro France North Carolina Pin and Bracket Company North Wilkesboro A. M. Benson Benson Newborne Journal Reddies River Millers Creek Wilkesboro Statesville Allen Chapman Huntsville Rowan County Superior Court Bob Boyden Boyden Pegey Bunting Riverdale Blue Ridge Ashboro Empire Mining Co Henry Pierce Laughlin Oxford Bill Royster R. T. Smith State Auditor Raleigh Press Hartwell Scarborough John C. Scarborough Charles Sabree Wyatt Tan Yard Scarborough Winston Sentinel Methodist Protestant Conference Greensboro W. A. Bunch Burlington Charlotte News M Wallace Albertallace Huntersville Eliot Furniture Company John Whitley The Monroe Enquirer

Northwest Storm Brings Wreckage and Havoc Across Regions

A powerful storm strikes Dertrorr and Cleveland area causing telephone and telegraph outages, downed wires, unroofed buildings, and collapsed walls. Colorado and Michigan reports note heavy snow, drifted streets, and halted rail traffic. Oil fields near Toledo suffer over 100000 dollar damage as derricks and boiler houses are destroyed.

Dertrorr Mich Grand Havean Grand River Meskegox Toledo Franklin School Fremont Sandusky County Cleveland Lorain New St. Mary’s Catholic Barrow Cincinnati Marine Dry Dock Queen City Washington Street Gotleib Lunschlager Pulte Street Lunschlager Ohio Eveland Weather Bureau Erie Superior Str Vincent Street Superior Erie Streets Music Hall St. John’s Cathedral Putin= Bay W. Doller Messenger Reddy Fox’s Bowling Green Wood County

Cuban insurgent report on machete massacre near Manzanillo

A cipher dispatch from Rios's forces states Lieut Colonel Salvador Rios with 600 mounted men surrounded 150 Spanish guerrillas led by Lolo Benitez near Manzanillo. The attackers allegedly killed about 106 by machete after a charge. A Havana dispatch adds insurgents captured a fort at Guinez Moranda defended by 40 Spaniards.

New York Rios Medialuna Cuba Salvador Rjos Lolo Benitze Manzanillo Rica Maphind Havana Correspondencia Guinez Moranda

Cuban insurgent sympathy fills Cooper Union meeting

A large audience at Cooper Union honors Jose Marti and Cuba’s cause. Charles A. Dana presides as Congressman Sulzer pledges support, calling Cuba’s struggle a revolution advancing humanity, while letters from notable figures express solidarity.

New York Congress Charles A. Dana Cooper Union Stara and Stripes Jose Marti Chicago Boston Washington Dr. Winters Amos Cummings McIntyre Colorado Iberson Texas Clarence King Ethan Allen Martin T. McMahon William 8. Rainsford William F. Ball Fargo Dakota R. A. Alger Michigan Ae Allen North Dakota William E. Chandler Augustus W. Peters Upham Wisconsin Patrick Andrew Carnegie Cuba William Sulzer Congress of the United States Sulzer Mr. Sulzer Cut Spain Coe Esteral

A Call for Cuban Belligerent Rights in Fourth Congress Speech

In a sweeping address, a member of the Fifty fourth Congress urges recognition of Cuban patriots as belligerents, arguing Cuba’s independence is essential to U S control of the Gulf and national destiny. The resolution, unanimously adopted, asks Congress and the President to grant belligerent rights to the Cuban republic.

Cuba Gulf of Mexico Republic Hemisphere Congress Washington National Capitol Ameros Baffin’s Bay Straits of Law Su'zer United States

Suit over Mint shortage seeks 14010 dollars from ex superintendent

United States District Court opened a case against ex Superintendent Bosbyshell and his bond sureties to recover 14010.52 in gold bullion shortages traced to the Cochran era. Defense claims 16 million in gold was deposited by officials before Bosbyshell’s term and that vault keys were with Mint Director Preston.

Philadelphia United Sats District Court United States Bosbyshell Henry Cochran Perany

Levy on United Express Company at Lexington Virginia

Deputy U S Marshal Samuel M Don ald seized delivery wagons and office effects of the United Express Company at Lexington Virginia under a Lynchburg court decree for about 60 000 owed to F Mill and Co for contract violations The action disrupted local business as deliveries and collections were temporarily halted with levies planned along the Baltimore and Ohio line north toward Winchester The case dates back six months and prompts questions about how the Virginia judgment applies to other jurisdictions while the court indicates it will continue enforce­ment efforts

F. Mill & Co United States Express Company Gillock Donald Valley Baltimore and Ohio United Express Comny Virginia Line Winchester Express Company express _ limited Virginia United States District Court Expresse United States Court

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