Turpentine and tobacco shipments and state affairs
A wide jumble reports financials and assignments in Mt Olive and Wayne County. tobacco, turpentine and cotton notes. deaths and accidents. Carolina state guard numbers. tax levies on cigarette dealers. elections, knotted trials and local incidents across North Carolina towns.
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Charlotte
Mason
Herring & Jones
Pearsall
Mt. Olive
Hayes Uzzle
Winston
PF Howell
Bank of Wayne
Goldsboro
Charles Slae
Newbern
North Carolina
Ter DeGraff
Peter
Ellen Smith
Thure
Hobbs
Rockinghard
Hiatt
Roberdell
Rockingham
Lenoir
Robert Hancock, Jr
Car. Hiale
Wave of 19th Century World News Flows In
New York reports debt free status after long era. Wal ton assigns. Boston theater fire causes 300000 loss with cast killed. Roxbury blast casualties reported. Des Moines firm assigns assets around 100000. Cholera deaths surge at Teneriffe while subsiding at seminary. Spanish anarchist captured with dangerous deeds. Fire kills several in Burrato lodging house. Lowell wages cut by ten percent with union talk. Ohio coal mine closures impact 1200 workers as state convention nears. Columbus Watch Co. receivership reveals 400000 assets 250000 liabilities. English Channel blizzard disrupts packet service and raises war fears. Prisoner confessions questioned as military justice steps in.
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New York
Francis P. Walton
Plunger Walton
Grand Hotel
Broadway
Boston
Globe Theater
Hanlon
Superba
Townsend
Washington Streets
Roxbury
Redhead, Norton, Lathrop & Co
Des Moines
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Sr. Pricissure
Nicholas Seminary
Saracossa
Burrato
N. Y
Swain Street
Lizzie Hackett
Isaac Bradley
Lowel
Mass
Lowell Carpet Company
Bellaion
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Columbus
Columbus Watch Company
Philip H. Bruck
C. T. Pfaff
Louis Lin
London
English Channel
Ostend
Dover
Rev. Howard Found Guilty in Postal Law Trial
Jackson Tenn Jan 8 Rev Howard alias John Lord Moore an international swindler was found guilty this morning on twenty two counts of indictment after a second trial for violating United States postal laws.
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Jackson, Tenn
Rev
Howard
John
Lord Moore
United States
Mrs. Luci of Washington Deemed Demented but Harmless
Mrs. Luci, who visited the White House seeking repayment from the President, was pronounced demented but harmless by physicians. She will likely be sent to her son in Camden, New Jersey, and says she would avoid any contact with the President. She has visited Washington before and was regarded as eccentric but not dangerous.
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LaFayettett
Enfield
Weldon News
Stewart & Kennerly
Salisbury
A. Heilig
Lexington Dispatch
Adkin
Kinston Free Press
Reuben Taylor
Wake Forest
J. B Connelly
Iredell Superior Court
Cartersville
Georgia
Lenoir
Caldwell
Aoe
John Brown
Weldon
Noah Hedrick
Kernersville
Luther PP
Laman
Sapp
Agenta
Pembroke Hie
Mecklenburg
Ae Bite
Wilmington
Raleigh
Festibal
Pactolus
Pitt
Henry Miller
Vad
David Hardy
Pene
D. H. Hill
State Geocultural and “Mechanical College
Eee
Tater, Thiotage Cansas
A. D
Boonville
Yadkin County
the Baptist Church
A. E. Green
Ada Reese
Anders
Wilmington Star
Wm. Sultan
Newbern Journal
Greenville Flector
Thomas Keatts
Jnc. Richardson
Reidsville
A. Marks
Roanoke
Virginia
Little Ashley
Mrg. W. Bryan
Whitehead
Ashley
Scotland Neck
G. L. Finison
Smith
Carthage Blade
Winston Sentinel
Winston
W. B. Tidball
Wilkesboro
Greensboro
Lyman
T. B. Lyman
Dwight E. Lyman
Govanston
Maryland
Louisa Lyman
Durham
Charlotte
Walnut Cove
Stokes
Washington, D. C
Mmeene Eire
Washington
Trapandi
Campo
Crispi
Sicily
Men Island
Palermo
No Mercy for Anarchists in Lyceum Explosion Case
The Anarchists Fogas Codlina Cerezuela Bernard Salvat Ardis Fontanals Carbonels and Fruitos were handed to a military judge by the examining magistrate at noon. The transfer signals a court martial and possible harsher justice than civil trials, shocking the prisoners who expected civil proceedings.
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Barcelona
Fogas
Codlina
Pees Cerezuela
Bernard
Salvat
Ardis
Fontanals
Carbonels
Fruitos
Lyceum
Bank of England Attacked Warns of Financial Crisis
The Investors' Review charges the Bank of England with faulty discount practices and mismanagement. It argues a policy shift is needed to avoid a looming financial crisis and cites the Baring and Murrieta incidents as proof of alleged secrecy and poor oversight by the bank's governors and court.
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London Dispatch
Investors’ Review
K of
England
Murrieta
Fierce Mine Fight in an Iowa Town Ends in Death
Dayton Iowa January 2 two hundred miners from Frazier seized a hall during a dance as residents clashed with them. City Marshal Lawson was shot and killed Deputy U S Marshal Frank Dowd was severely injured and John Gustafsen was slashed. The battle lasted about thirty minutes with several arrests for rioting and murder.
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Dayton
Iowa
Frazier
Lawson
Frank Dowd
United States
Harrison
John Gustafsen
Doud
Gustafson
Bread riot disrupts Cleveland as crowd demands work
A mass of unemployed men and women gathered before Bethel in Cleveland demanding relief and jobs. Police cleared the offices of Director Farley after officials refused to provide work, as cries of tearing down the city hall echoed amid the unrest.
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Cleveland
Bethel
Raymond
Farley
City Hall
Thompson
Farley Visit Brings Plea for Jobs and Food
James Cooney spokesman for the committees that waited on Farley complains his family faces starvation with a dying baby. He warns that without work people may be driven to steal as relief is blocked.
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James Cooney
Farley
Riots Sweep Sicilian Towns As Tax Protest Spreads
Dispatches describe Campobello and Salemi beset by anti tax mobs. Protesters burned buildings, freed prisoners, and clashed with troops who fired in Salemi and Pietraperla. In Campobello nearly a third of the town was in ruins amid looting and fires.
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Campobello
Rome
Trapani
Sicily
Registration Bureau
Salemi
Cambello
Pietraperlia
Vn Oa Habitants
Caltanisetta
Marineo
Palermo
Bacers
Syracuse
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W. D. Pemberton
A. D. Jones
China
Cary
J. B. Wilkinson
Cleveland Springs
Daniel
A. Max
Charley Anderson
Carr
Iskey
Laurinburg
P Erson
Sora
E G. Daves
Fort Raleigh
M. F. Forestry
Madison
Asheville
Simpson
Heertordten
J. D. McIver
Harrell
Henderson
J. L. Edgerton
Hendersonville
J. L Edgerton & Co
Charlotte Observer
T. G. Falls
Bu ‘Ford
B. L. Wedenfeller
Robert Hood
Morning Star Township
James Dawson
Grifton
Greenville
L. Conrad
Pilgrim
J. Finch
Lexington
Burke County
Lackey
Mullen
Logan Smith
Marlboro Democrat
Jacksonville
Lumberton
Lumber Bridge
Red Springs
Rowland Maxton
Alma
Lumberton Robesonian
A Street Railway Company
Platt
R. F. Hearne
Joseph P. Stewart
Wilson
Felix U. Holt
Alberta Carter
Callistown
Rockbridge County
N. C
Charlotte's
Myrton
Messrs
R. M. Oates, Jr
Otto Zimmerle
Zurich
Switzerland
Oates
Rev. Howard
Bank OF England
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