State News Highlights North Carolina 1892
A sweeping roundup of local events across North Carolina includes the North Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical College reporting 109 students, Fayetteville water works material arriving, and widespread fire losses from Pantego to Spruce Pine. The Morse of railroads grows with Oxford & Coast Line progress, and notable deaths and incidents across counties are logged from Rutherford to Halifax with farm, industry, and weather notes.
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State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Fayetteville
Quanities
Warrenton
M. L. Flynn
Pantego
James Archley
Rutherford County
Jenks Macobson
John Hambright
Shelby
Lawrence Linton
Elizabeth City
Shelby Aurora
Oxford Female Seminary
F. P. Hobgood
Robert Ransom
New Berne
Wilson
Wilson Cotton Mills
First National Bank
R. W. Query
Bath
Harrisburg
Catawba Station
Western North Carolina
William Lassiter
U. S
Wilkesboro
Ohio
John O'Brien
Halifax
Edgecombe
County Board of Education
Rowan County
Granville
Oxford and Coal Line
Charlotte
Perry Tomlin
Statesville
George Best
Wayne County
Oxford Day
Gastonia
Southern Extension
Ladies of
Oxford
Wilson Advance
Lincoln Courier
Spring Hill Forge
Ironton Township
This County
Chas
Kelly
Messrs
Heriot
William Clarkson
Corsicana
Texas
Mount Airy
Wim. Forkner
Monica Enquirer
Helms
W. J. Helms
la Grippe
Sanford Express
D. A. Weedon
Newton Enterprise
Hickory
G. W. Michael
Daniel Pollock
Moore
Blue Wing
Free coinage bill sparks congressional talk in North Carolina
A. H. Williams of North Carolina introduced a bill for free coinage of silver. Across the country, reports include a college building fire in Missouri, a court martial in Cleveland, and varied incidents from Washington to Texas and New Jersey, with many cases of accidents and deaths recorded from Jan 19 to 21.
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Wasu Hindon
A. H. Williams
North Carolina
St. Joseph
Torkio
Cleveland
Lewis C. Overman
Washington
Treasury Department
Mitwavukker
Wis
John Thompson
London
Frankfort Zeitung
Maupassant
Birmingham
Ala
I. Phillip & Bro
S. B. Brown
Mills
Texas
Congress
San Antonio
Emma Juch Opera Company
Henry Greenwall
New Orleans
Tanoona
Tenn
E P. Durando & Co
New York
Lowdon
Chili
United States
Morte
Henry Hinton
McNillen
Sims
Chocksaw
Butler
Bob Sims
Jewett
Joseph Evans
Here
Norfolk
Jones, Lee & Vo
J. B. Harrell & Co
Harrell Bros
American Peanut Co
Commerce Street
Charles Purves
E. Small
Havana
Purves
Henry May
Philadelphia
Woopbury
N. J
Jacob Stine
Almmesson
North Woodbury
West Jersey
Stine
St. Paul
Janesville
Chicago
Clinton Junction
St. Preferssure
Kasan
Saratoff
Russia
E. la Bourtin
Gaines
Louisiana
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Boston
Arthur Bescert
Roxbury
War cloud rapidly disappears after chili apology report
A cable from Chile saying a satisfactory apology would be made arrived at the Capitol just before 1 o'clock. Secretary Elkins was given authority for the dispatch. Secretary Blaine is better tonight.
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Washington
Jun
Capitol
Chili
Elkins
Blaine
Nine Dead In Wabash Train Collision Near St Louis
A Clover Leaf Fishing Club sleigh party of twenty two was struck by a Wabash special at Sarah street crossing in St Louis. Nine killed and eleven badly hurt with only two escaping unharmed.
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St. Louis
Clover Leaf Fishing Club
Sarah Street Crossing
Fairfield in Fear After Village Church Fires
Fairfield residents report a series of arson fires in January. St Thomas Catholic Church and parochial buildings were destroyed by an incendiary blaze, part of a spate of train wrecking attempts. Loss estimated at 60,000 dollars with limited insurance. Five detectives search rail lines. village relies on two night watchmen for protection.
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Winston Sentinel
Evangelist Lee
Mocksville
Stokes County
Stockton
Forsyth
Lenoir
Caldwell County
Catawba
Catawba Lumber Company
Horseford Toll-Bridge
Bripccroft
Fairfield
St. Thomas
Father Coleman
Consolidated Road
Terrible Indianapolis Fire Roasts Crippled Institute
A Jan 22 blaze at the Indianapolis surgical institute in the old annex killed about twenty inmates and injured many others. Firemen rescued the rest as flames spread from the annex to the main building, with screams and desperate scenes reported amid rapid evacuations.
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Indinapolis
Indianapolis
Ind
Indinapolis Surgical Institute
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