State News Hints of Busy North Carolina Agriculture
A long string of brief notices covers Davidson College enrollment, local economic notes, farm crops, infrastructure projects, and obituaries. Reports include 154 students at Davidson College, a potential swimming school at Morehead, electric lighting contract for Elizabeth City, and multiple mentions of rail and town developments across Concord, Goldsboro, Charlotte, and Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmark
W. Michelson
Concord Township
Renly
Fort Wayne Electric Light Company
Elizabeth City
Douglass
Tarboro
Greenville Reflector
Goldsboro Gorage Company
Goldsboro
J. L White
Bapti
Durham
Wadesboro
Daniel P. Johnson
Morven
Johnson
Rockingham
Echmond
Sharteston
Sam Jones
Montmery County
Yar
Mizaveth City
Carthage
Blade Sys
Graham Tyson
John Ushammer
T. M. Casserly & Co
Warrenton
Qiu
Gastonia
T. J. Jordan
Ney Waymount
Mr. Jordan
Widespread storms and tense events across nations
Snow storms grip the United Kingdom with eight inch depths while New York reports no typhus deaths and detained emigrants. Belfast sees a high profile arrest, and Civil and political unrest surfaces in Knoxville, Chattanooga, and coal country. A Sicily earthquake, outlaw violence, and several legal actions color a wide, fragmented news day.
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United Kingdom
New York
Belfast
Ireland
Montague
Nashville
Gov
Bucchanan
Mayor Guild
Knoxville
Coil Creek
Chattanooga
Tenn
Coal Creek
Romer
Zaffarabo
Sicily
Catania
Mt. Aatna
Mippiesoro
Berry Turner
Dulutth
Minn
Curcaso
New Orleans
Boston
Mass
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Washington
Waystand Means Committee
Wood Hill
Philadelphia
Sir Walter Raleigh
Falmouth
Bantry Bay
Dwiant
Pottsvisor
Pottsville Iron and Steel Company
Henry H. Yard
United States District Court
Gideon W. Marsh
Keystone National Bank
Memelis
A. K. Sloan
Main Street
Typhus Fever Spreads in New York City Area
New York on February 16 reports typhus fever spreading to an alarming extent and threatens to become epidemic. About five cases are in hospital, and two shiploads of Hebrew emigrants were quarantined this morning. Nine cases are reported from Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Twenty cases were unloaded from Trenton into New York last night.
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Air Line
Arkansas
Cabarrus
Iredell
Charlotte Chronicle
James
Shaffer
Burlington News
Wm. Wade
Geo. Wad
Gibsonville
Darkey
Laurinburg
High Point
Palmer Springs
Warren County
Harriet Robinson
Macon
Warrenton
Lincoln Courier
Simon Serence
Canwba
Morganton Herald
Henry Lail
Burke
Robert Goodwin
New Hope Township
Chatham Record
Henderson
Ivis
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Cabarrus County
Court House Square
Standad
Oliver Oi
South Carolina
Hester
Person County
Nick Hester
Tus Moore
Moore
Board of Aldermen
Board of School
Mr. White
Jane We
Braeden
J. D. Bridgers
Shelby
Bridgers
Charlotte News
Monroe
Crane
J. E
Roane
Pineville
Union Court
Grane
Sanford Express
Moore County
Rocky Mount Argonaut
Jno
Rocky Mount
H. C. Cowles
Federal Court
Charlotte
National Express Company
Windsor Ledger
Hersey Outlaw
Chas
Taylor
Pugh, Gurley
Dunstan
Jemaiie Austin
Superior Court
Tim
Uth Carolina
Clinton Caxucasan
Elm Street
William Odam
Wilson County
Wilson
Winston Sentinel
Pfohl
Thos. Allen
Jim Scott
W. T. Vogler
Allen
Mr. Vogler
Monarch
Rutherfordton
Kerr Bag Manufacturing Company
Concord
Morgan, Hamilton Company
Nashville
Tenn
U.S
Odell Millis
Concord Standard
Joel Rico
Johnson’s Mills
Roandke
L. I. Fagan
Dallas
Texas
J. B. Simpson
Hot Springs
Sherif Lewis
Scotch Loan Company
Edinburg
Jackson
Migs
Lunatic Asylum
Denver
Col
Robert Ford
Jesse James
Creece
Ford
Philadelph Pa
Bald Locomotive Works
William Vanaitken
William T. Vanaitken
Lamberton Street
Houston
Tex
San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass
Joe Gilespie
Tom Gorman
Scott
Jor Gillespie
E. Wilcox
Lexcutoff
Wm. Bradley
Mortra
Ark
Maple
Als
Mobile and
Birmingham
Mobile
Selma
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Reed
New York
Lawrence County
Trenton
Bread for the starving Russians train ship sought
Burrago New York February 14. A Duluth milling company will ship fifteen cars of flour from its warehouse to Ernsel Bell and Sons in Philadelphia. The train will be decorated with banners stating that this flour is for starving Russians and will be sent by Philadelphia citizens on the American Line steamship India under the American flag on February 20.
Destructive New Orleans Fire Destroys Multiple Dry Goods Stores
A massive blaze in New Orleans on Canal and Bourbon streets destroyed A Schwartz dry goods house and soon engulfed P W Erlein, F A Runkles, Ungers beer garden, the Variety theatre, and Kerugers dry goods. Losses exceed 1 million with about 200 thousand insured locally. Debris blocked streets and streetcars.
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New Oleans
New Orleans
P. W. Erlein
Bourbon Street
F. A. Runkles
Unger
Runkles
Holmes
Keruger
Canal Street
Coon Street
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Newton Enterpri
Lenoir College
Wield
Cubher
Hickory
Coast Line
Ington
Richmond
Carington
Concord $Tandard
Willontinue
J. B. dUey
Gulf Township
Hig Farm
I. D
Bridger
T. J Elkins
J. J. White
Randolph
Mit
Randolph County
Durwlieh
Wed & Carr
S. Carr
Bros
Bagwas
Iby
Fried
Richmond Dispatch
Wake Forest College
N. C
Kinston Free Press
Lenoir ‘County
Salisbury Herald
John Boyd
Bostian Bridge
Whitley
Georgia, Carolina & Northern Rilroad
Atlanta
Monroe Ja
Atlana
H. L. Fennell
Wilmington
Star
Miles Jordan
Troy
Stanley Vidette
Filo Summey
Lincoln County
Tobecco
Nash
Thalifax
Asheville
Shuford
Fork Township
W. F. Atkinson
Berham Globe
Apt
Pain
M.S
Chapel Hill
Stevens
Jones
Lee Neal
Wm. F. Atkinson
New Berne
Thos T. Gooting
F. P. Gatlin
Trent Creek
Pamlico County
J. L Winstead
Broad Streets
Yoisnot
Red Springs
Effie Conoly
Simeon Conoly
Blue Springs
Upper Robeson
Kinston
Craven
South
Ann H. Everette
William Picket
Lavark
Del
Elvey Insley
Bethel
Insley
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Asupury Park
N. J
Conover
Thos. Timothy
Freehold
Ela Petrovia
Paris Green
E. B. Turpin
Wm. Carter
St. Louis
Texarkana
Henry Jewell
Biscay
Republic Specie
Ala
B. Jones
Maria Austin
di Jones
Rodenyiile
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