North Carolina News Briefs Include Crime and Weather
A wide slice of North Carolina items shows a Stokes farmer struck by lightning, Marion saw a shooting, a Bankers’ Convention set for July in Morehead City, Wake County’s home for the aged reports 64 inmates, and a heavy round of local incidents from Greensboro to Laurinburg including a turtle sighting, barn fire, and a murder case in Marion with few details remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Liberty
Randolph County
Vorman
Stokes County
Marion
John P. Hall
Daniel Jarret
Bankers
Morehead City
University
Wake County
Stewart Bros
North Carolina Supreme Court
Craven County
Asheville City
Charlotte
Wake Forest
Wake
Southern Stock Mutual Insurance Company
Greensboro
Albemarle
Wm. Austin
High Point
McKinley
North Carolina
Laurinburg Exchange
W. E. Clark
Hamlet Enterprise
Hamlet
Nathan A. Stedman
Fort Worth
Tex
Asppenato
Maxton
C F.&y.v.r
Hope Mills
Frank
Lambeth
Gray Place
McCormick
Salisbury
Sals
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
J. H. Kitchin
Glenville
Jackson County
Jason
Brevard News
A GIRDLE ROUND THE WORLD Brief Items Picked Up Here
A roundup of short notices includes John Russell Young named Librarian of Congress at $5,000 yearly. State and territorial agricultural college funds are $23,000 each. Yale College reportedly receives a $25,000 bequest from Dr. J. P. Atwater. The Ohio Democratic ticket lists Horace L. Chapman for governor and Meville OC Shaw for lieutenant governor. A London charity dinner feeds thousands. insurgent leader Felix Perez surrenders in Cuba with arms and dynamite. A Baltimore area thief uses a refrigerator as hiding place. a bear defense story from Colorado. lightning strikes in New Jersey injure several and damage property. A list of senators and party votes follows, detailing yays and nays on a tariff bill and conferee selections. The tariff debate stretches from May 25 to six weeks and one day of continuous discussion.
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Agricultural College
Yale College
J. P. Atwater
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Horace L. Chapman
Meville OC. Shaw
Ohio
Princess of Wales
London
Felix Perez
Staib
Tompkineville
8. S
Millan
Mantle
Mason
Morrill
Nelson
Turner
Tur Die
West
Walthall
White
Aldrich
Murphy
Chandler
McLaurin
Frye
Gorman
Gear
Smith
Hansbrough
Daniel
Hear Laci Harris
Tennessee
Thurston
Tillman
Wolcott
George
Jones
Nevada
McEnery
Harris
Kansas
Cannon
Allen
Butler
Heitfeld
Kyle
Stewart
Teller
Tariff Bill Passes in Senate by Narrow Margin
Washington July 7 by a decisive Senate vote of 38 to 28 the tariff bill was passed shortly before 5 pm The chamber was crowded as Speaker Asaad Chairman Dingley and many House members watched The final vote came at 4 55 pm yeas 38 ases 28 with limited demonstrations and a detailed roll call showing broad support among key senators and officials
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Washington
Senate
Asaed
Dingley
House of Representatives
Yeas
Ases
Allison
Baker
Burrowe
Carter
Clark
Cullom
Davis
Deboe
E'king
Fairbanks
Foraker
Gallinger
Hale
Hanna
Hawley
Jones
Neveda
Lodge
McBride
McEnery
Mayor Harrison's spotters to probe corruption
Cuicace July 2 Mayor Harrison will hire three private detectives as the mayor's official spotters. They are not connected to the police or private agencies and will gather evidence of gambling blind pigs in probation districts and actions of alleged boodle aldermen. If evidence exists cases may go to the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Thorn Confessed How Guldensuppe Murder Was Planned
New York police report Martin Thorn confessed that he and Mrs. Nack plotted the fatal harm to William Guldensuppe at 346 Second Street Woodside. Thorn described luring Guldensuppe to a lonely house then killing him by stabbing and dismembering, with the head packed in plaster and cast into the river. the watch and chain were recovered.
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Baxley
Surry
Ross & Hart
Savannah News
Henry Sutton
Daniel Hart
Hart
Button
Sutton
In & Cave
Poughkeepzie
New Hackensack
Joseph Voorhees
Charles Wolf
Susie
Wolf
Martin Thorn
Mrs. Nack
Guldensuppe
New York
William Guldensuppse
Murray Hill
O'Bried
Thorn
Second Street
Woodside
Paris
Woman Rescued From Well After Long Plunge
A neighbor’s child heard a woman crying for help from a well but mistook the muffled voice for a parrot. The woman pulled herself up by a rope and suffered a dislocated ankle from the fall.
Gold Democrats in Iowa at Des Moines convention
The National Democrats in Iowa meet in Des Moines to nominate a possible state ticket. Judge Nathan French of Davenport acts as temporary chairman as coalition talks with regular Democrats, Populists, and silver Republicans shape a lively session. Some leaders favor fielding a state ticket, others prefer fusion. Indications point to a full state ticket being selected.
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Des Moines
Drs Morris
Iowa
National Democrats
Nathan French
Davenport
Gold Democrats
Republbns
Cleveland's Letter to Iowa Democrats Cited by Cleveland Supporters
Ex president Grover Cleveland writes to Paul Kersch praising democracy and urging adherence to National Democratic principles. The letter favors party unity and duty over partisan gains, urging Iowa and Jew supporters to champion true democracy. A second note mentions Greco Turkish tensions and Senator Ingalls seeking a Switzerland minister post amid geopolitical shifts.
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Iowa National Democrats
Cleveland
Rock Island
Ill
Paul Kersch
Illinois National Democratic Party
Iowa
Gray Gables
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Paul Keesen
National Democratic Party
National Democrats of Jews
Grover Cleveland
Turkey
Executors Notice for Wake County Construction
Executors notice indicates estate of F. Book a res at Wake County. The filing follows formal probate procedures. Details show a notice to creditors and heirs with dates and required actions in Wake County jurisdiction.
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Moldee Hay
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Kizer
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Oliver P. Morton
Switzerland
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