Turpentine Crops, Floods, and Local News From North Carolina
State wide notes report turpentine and grain issues from the east and south, floods near Charlotte, and crop damage from heavy rains. Highlights include drought and storm impacts, bank dividends, college elections, new mills, and a fatal lightning accident in Carthage. Several towns report harvests, property damage, and local incidents across Greensboro, High Point, Lexington, Winston, and Charlotte.
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Greensboro
High Point
Per
J. L. Hickory
Claremont College
Ekory
New Presbyterian Yeh
North Wilkesboro
Tobacco Manufacturing Com
Sean Pithy
Lexington Dispatch
Margarettsville
Clinton Callasian
Sampson County
Smithfield
Johnston County
Ton
Hope Elias
Ify
Lamberton Robesonian
Willington
Greensboro Record
Aaron Stout
Randolph
Buffalo Ford
World's Latest News Roundup From July 4 to 6 Fires Floods and Frauds
A wide world wire report details deadly fires in a stable in New York, a tin plate blaze in St Louis, and vast floodwaters over the Illinois Central near New Orleans. Tornado damage hits Lima and Bluffton. Washington discusses silver bills, with government officials monitoring the Coquillon seizure. Providence records a huge Knight warehouse fire. City of Panama passengers escape a launch wreck, while a balloon ascent in Boston ends in tragedy. Financial theft hits Nashville bank as two staff flee with funds. Leipsic trials sentence several anarchists. Wilkesbarre coal shaft deaths occur. a Birmingham lynching report follows an assault on a young woman. and Alliance faction politics close with a campus-resolution signal.
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Julian S. Carr
Lenoir
Frank Moore
Laura Hartley
L. S. Hartley
Little River
Chatauqua North Carolina
Stowell
Trinity
Middleburg
C. E. Duncan
Old Hundred
Laurinburg Exchange
Elizabeth Phelps
George Phelps
Wm. Lawks
New Berne
Columbus
Miller Iron
Watauga County
Cranberry
Col. S. Carr
Davidson College
Charlotte News
Lexington Dispatch
Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
Morganton Herald
Tarboro Southerner
W. M. Esmondson
Charles Lloyd
Louisburg Times
Democratic Party
Roanoke River
Scotland Neck
J. B. Neal
Monroe Enquirer
Newton Enterprise
Malinda Coulter
Lowe
Jacob’s Fork
Clara Oebler
Rowan
Concord Standard
Caledonia Farm
Roanoke News
J. Spot Taylor
Washinton
Vailey Forge
Danbury
H. J. Berrier
Durham Sun
J Council
Brushy Fork
Ben
Boone Democrat
Isaac Teeter
Rcky River
Cabarrus
Rec Springs
T. W. Edens
J. S. Ross
Ayden
Greenville Reflector
Charlotte Gun Club
Spartanburg
Wiliams
Lexington
Thomas J. Murden
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Pasquotank County
N. C
Hale Abernathy
Esquire
D. G. Maxwell
Charlotte Observer
Mason
Fourth Street
Brindletown
Calvin Epley
Charles F. Fisher
L. M. Scott
Epley
Morganton
Fisher
Goldsboro
H. Y. Moore
South John Street
Rocky Mount
Gilles T. Crowell
Brazil
Concord
New Berne Journal
Messrs. Churchill and Parker's
New York
St. Louis
Nickringhans
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Lima
Foraker
Bluffton
Bland
Missouri
Senate
Washington
State Department
Providence
R. I
B. B. & R. Knight
River Point
Knights
City of Mexico
City of Panama
San Francisco
Panama
Papachula
Boston
Augustus Rogers
Malden
Thomas Fenton
Joseph Oteri, Jr
Joseph Oceri
United States
Honduras
Birmincuam
Ala
Blount Springs
R. Benson
William King
Benson
King
Nasuhville
Tenn
Lester H. Gale
Teller
W. Turner
City Savings Bank
Berung
Leipsic
Hoener
Camin
Bennthaler
Buff
Wiener
Dobberstein
Wilkesbarre
Penn
South Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
John Williams
Lehigh University
John McJafferty
Philadelphia
Julia
Progressive Farmer Offer Ends November Fifteenth
A regional farming publication advertises a subscription offer from now until November 15 for forty cents. It invites readers to join various clubs and reap quick access to farming insights and market updates.
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Progressive Farmer
Polk Memorial Meeting Proposes Five Cent Subscriptions
Omana July 3 A meeting of the Sees heard T E an of New York propose a resolution to place collection boxes in every Alliance hall nationwide for five cent subscriptions to form a fund to aid the family of Col. L L Polk.
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Omana
T. E. An
New York
Alliance
Col. L. L. Polk
Bandits Attack Trader Near Santa Rosa
EaGLe Pass Texas July 4 J E Garner book keeper for Santa Rosa Smelting Company left Baratonia on the Mexican International with 3000 in Mexican coin bound for Santa Rosa. Seven bandits attacked near a creek killing a driver and one horse, Garner wounded, he killed one bandit and wounded others. Robbers fled with the money, a mutilated dead bandit found, seven men in Saltillo penitentiary. Also, William J Thompson of the South Jersey Jockey Club bail set at 1000 for public nuisance at Gloucester race track.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
J. E. Garner
Santa Rosa Smelting
Baratonia Station
Mexican International
Santa Rosa
Garner
Saltillo
Campen
N. J
William J. Thompson
South Jersey Jockey Club
Justicely
Gloucester
Jail marriage plan shocks Atlantic County jail scene
Albert Davis, jailed in Mays Landing New Jersey on a highway robbery charge, faced bail next Tuesday. A young woman visiting the jail announced plans to marry him despite parental opposition, prompting sheriff scrutiny as authorities refused the ceremony. Separately, a Toledo and St Louis express derailed after track flooding near Peru Indiana, killing five crew in a rapid water-caused disaster.
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Lanpine
N. J
Albert Davis
Atlantic County
Davis
Woman killed by rattlesnake on mountain near Mill Creek
Mrs Polinsky was bitten while picking berries on a mountainside near Mill Creek Wilkesbarre. She fought the rattlesnake with a tin pail then with a rock, finally killing it but sustaining severe bites. She died five hours later as physicians treated her swelling and blackened limbs.
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Wilkesbarre
Polinsky
Mill Creek
Murderers Lynched in New Orleans and West Virginia
A Times Vicksburg special reports Smith Tooley and John L Adams alias Latch were hanged in the New Orleans courthouse yard after a 700 strong white mob captured them. The men were linked to the murder of Benson Blake of Redwood amid a year of robberies. In Wheeling Edgar Jones, a Black man, was seized from Weston jail and hanged by a large crowd early today.
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New Orleans
Times
Avengers
Tooley
Court House
Benson Blake
Redwood
Wheeling
W. Va
Edgar Jones
Michael Tierney
Weston
Lewis County
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Lexington Silver Cornet
Winston Sentinel
Skenhower
Conover
Shelby Review
Cleveland County
Sallie Aycock
Burwell Core
Fremont
Bennettsville
Kings Mountain News
Moses Stroup
Rosenbourge
Rock House
Leard Covington
New Salem
Tree Enquirer
The
North Carolina Lumber Co
Weldon
Tom Smith
Statesville
Will Tuttle
Handley’s
North Winston
Essex Hairston
Caswell News
Ashebors Courier
J. B. Brickell
Richard Johnston
Hamlet
Isaac Williams
Williams
Laurinburg
Central Hotel
Roanoke Beacon
Henry Chesson
Fall Superior Court
Burlington
Holt
Jans H. Smith
White
Wake County
Smith
Wm. Gooch
John A. Cheatham
Winston Daily Sentinel
John Pitts
Caldwell
Rockingham
Richmond County
Red Springs
Tanner's Creek
John B. Taylor
North Carolina
J. Donnelly
POLK
Peru
Ind
Toledo and St. Louis
Here
Wabash
Kitchrey Creek
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