State News From Turpentine to Cotton in North Carolina
A long, garbled notice compiles state items: farmers in Cumberland and other counties aiming to boost tobacco and corn, rail and bridge work on the Atlantic Coast Line, a new military school in Clinton, fires at Asheville and other towns, losses from fires, tax disputes, and shifts in cotton and fertilizer usage. It mentions obituaries, court notices, Shipments of tobacco, and local political hints across multiple NC towns.
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Tye
Morganton
Cumberland County
J. H. Sanford
Leirinburg
J. A. Privett
Wilson
Salisbury
Lumber
Atlantic Coast Line
W. R. Skinner
Seven Springs
Clinton
Asheville
J. M. Carver
Dunn Times
Geo. ¥. Lee
North Wilkesboro
Charlotte
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
P. B. Humphrey & Co
Johnston
W. Robinson
Martin County
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Wilson Mirror
Rutherford Banner
Ce Gazette
Edgecombe
Walnut
Hickory Mercury
Bertie County
Public Instruction
Methodist Conferences
Galloway
Duncan
Jone
Boro
Wesley Thomas
Issada
Nene
Peckham
Hyatte
Diamond Hington
Oxford
Van
Mail Island
Pee Dee
H. Hobgood
Exchange Hotel
Lexingtonians
Eee
Voro Courier
Fayetteville & Albemarle
Aberdeen
Western
Rock
Svore
Knoxville
Nother Spoke and
Hardle
Sxboro
South Tryon Street
Robert Macnair
Washington County
E. D. Macnair
Tarboro Advocate
Carthage Blade
A. Kennedy
Ben Barber
A. W. Campbell
Scotland Neck
Wilmington
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Henderson
Winston Sentinel
C. A. Hege
Central America
A. V. Miller
Lenoir
Western North Carolina
John Peterson
Ola Fort
Cagar
Thomasville
The
Star
Lexington Dispatch
Halifax
Isaac Levy
Enfield
Lawrence & Edwards
Roxboro
Charlotte News
Richmond
Mississippi
Dukes of Durham
Clark Creek
Carteret County
Newrt
North Carolina and Atantic
Franklin Press
James Mozeley
H. T. Mozeley
Smith’s Bride Township
Jeter C. Pritchard
Madison
Wadesboro Intelligencer
Winton
Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston
Winton Township
Liverpool
John T. Duncan
New Berne
Baltimore
Charley Goodman
Grand Jury
Cumberland
Tarboro Southerner
Wilhelm- Burleys
North Carolina Bulletin of Health
Chain Gang
Ed. Johnson
Jim Carthau
Lumberton Robesonian
Charlotte Chronicle
Henrietta Mall
W. H. Clark
Mecklenburg County
Southport
A. C. Willard
Richland Neck
Johnson
Durham Sun
Trinity Park
Crowell
Trinity College Museum
Concord
Cabarrus
Stanly
Kernersville
Bunker Hill
R . I. Coberson
E. A. Morgan
Young Ioversson
Salisbury Watchman
Thos. Byrd
Concord Standard
Myrtie Brantly
No. 5
Laula Earnhardt
Miss Brantly
Plywood County
Bennett Lindsey
Cooper’s Township
Cockrell
Rocky Mount Argonaut
J. O. W.gravely
Farmers’ Warehouse
Rocky Mt
Messrs
Griffin
Geo. Parker
Joe Cobb
Goldsboro
Mount Olive
Salem
Brown
Je. Hicks
Stokes
Veath
Frank Brown
Veach
E. G. B Iite
Bar
Papacy
Zeb. Vance, J
R. B. Vance
Vance
Knyk 8
Alexanders
Burrell
Preston Able
Calibur Opera House Fire Sparks $50000 Loss
Sparks from the Wires reports a fire at the Chilbur opera house causing an estimated loss of fifty thousand dollars. The Week in world events notes other incidents including a Confederate poet priest memorial and various political and social items.
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Chilbur
Neb
Cailbur
Savannah
Father Ryan
vilLovuts
Planters House
James G. Wyman
Alleghany
Penn
J. G. Blaine, Jr
Deadwood
S. C
Richmond
Albert Fink
Trunk Line
Fairport N. Y
Buenos Ayres
Cairo
Egypt
Ilinois
Meigs
Sherman
Virginia Assembly
U.S
Montevideo
MinneaPolis
Minn
Journal
Morehead
City of Merchants’ Bank
New York
New_York Life Insurance Company
Wm H. Beers
Sino da
Om Muftec
Denver
Cols
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Willis J. Payne
Newark
Elsie Lang
Broad Street
First Presbyterian Church
Hixeron
D. C
Detroit
Mich
Sun
Typographical Union
Carlyle W. Harris
Phe
Colum
Dirmi
Kildow
Nashville
Plucky Girl Defends Home Against Burglar
Miss Mamie Saville of 9 40 Pennsylvania Avenue awoke to a burglar's touch on her forehead and fought back in a desperate struggle, according to a report from Borg dated February 9.
War at Coal Creek Be Stam
Several hundred shots fired as miners clash with soldiers in Coal Creek. bloodshed reported. Knoxvill e area battles flare with gunfire as miners resist authorities amid chaotic street fighting.
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Knoxville
Garroting Appeal Denied for Four Anarchists Leaders
A late 19th century appeal by four anarchists linked to the Xeres attack has been denied. The case involves leaders who led the assault seeking clemency but faced rejection from the authorities.
Rumor of Quiet Attack Near Coal Creek Mining Site
Fragmentary report indicates a distant attack near a mining area around Coal Creek. The engineer was said to have been bringing repairs when a long range shot or token caused concern, with vague references to Paris and a law Reid figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cire
Paris
Law Reid
Indian county sufferings noted by Star and Mrs Tolford
The Star reports recent great suffering in Indian county with Mrs Tolford noting the conditions and expressing concern. Details remain sparse as the page fragment provides limited context about the events and affected residents.
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State News
First Baptist Church
H. W. Battle
Neave
J. Lee
Smithfield Herald
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Chapel Hill
Hart
Weldon Mines
Pennsylvania
Hattie Mobley
Chester Wees
Capt. Snow
Modern
Tobacco Barn Fame
L'Aris ‘Ing Association
Femoto Sakon
Ty On
Blake
Sheld Buss
J. Cohn
Louis Levi
Will Wanamaker
Franc Clarkson
Hotel Royal