Financial News Letter prospectus by W J Peele 1892
W J Peele announces a daily style Financial News Letter to defend financial reform in North Carolina. He urges subscribers to form local clubs of four to twelve, outlines pricing twenty five cents for six months and fifty cents yearly, and plans weekly letters beginning July 4 1892 with aims to combat monopoly and partisan bias while promoting reform. Peele seeks talented writers and rapid subscription intake.
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Penn
Financial News
North Carolina
Friends of Financial Reform
W. J. Peele
Raleigh
N. C
Assignment lights up Lumberton man bright
Concord Times reports James Jones of Lumberton made an assignment. Various notes mention public matters, including local defections, a mine incorportation in Granville, a suicide in Bronly county, and other regional items across multiple North Carolina towns.
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Jas. Jones
Lumberton
Concord Times
Smith
Granville
Hatch Wall
Bronly
Bridge Potter
Beaufort County
Pamlico Court
Alice Flippen
Surry County
Wake Forest
John C. Davis
Wilmington
Raleigh
Ashe County
Samuel Plummer
Waynesville
James Mixon
United States Army
Fortress’ Monroe
Durham
T. H. Pritchard
Wilmington First
Troy Phillips
Robesons County
New Berne
George
Dunn Times
J. R. Barefoot
Sampson County
Monroe Enquirer
Winston Sentinel
F. W. Peschau
Sentinel
A. W. Price
Wake
Forest College
Laurinburg A
Washington Gazette
Henry Harer
Freeman White
Greensboro
Blackman
John Richardson
Union County
Siler
Roe Smith
Lexington Dispatch
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Morton
Henderson
A. McArn
Goldsboro
Wilson
Florence
8. C
Tarboro
Willis Whitehead
Major Willis
M. C. Anderson
C. A. Jackson
Pikville
Buffalo
Patterson
Lenoir
W. C. Donnell
Alamance
Belfield Barham
Northampton County
Amanda
Asheville
J. M. Mogan
Smoky Mountains
Holt
Blankenship
Loudon County
Tenn
Mr. En
W. K. James
London County
Mr. Morgan
Mogan
Knoxville
Crumbling State News from June Desks Across America
The bulletin reports Mrs. Harrison improving in Washington and a range of dispatches from Marietta, Crayson, and Romy. It notes lynching in Kentucky, earthquakes near Conoca, monetary talks in Paris, a ship on fire in Sydney, a prison death in New York, and Prohibition delegates in Watertown. Also covered are floods, railway accidents, a cyclone in Texas, and a ten inch June snowstorm in Minnesota with heavy impacts on transport.
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Washington
Harrison
Marietta
Court House
Crayson
Austin Porter
Carter County
Ewife
Romy
Paris
Ribot
T. Jefferson Coolidge
London
Sydney
Wavertree
Toozes
New York
Bernard Woffell
Watertown
S. C
Prohibition
Cincinnati
Vienna
Danube
Savannah
T. C. McNeely
Central Railroad System
McBee
Creeede
Bob Ford
Jesse James
Kelly
Lago
Georgia Lumber Association
Bethlehem
Franz
Lehigh
Philadelphia’ and Reading
Strucky
Camilla
M. Davis
Israel Maple
New Haven
Wilkins Russtin
Yale
Austin
Canton
Miss
Kingston
Jamaica
San Domingo
Samona Bay
United States
Disaster at Birkenberg silver mine leaves hundreds widowed
Praave June 7 an official report on the Birkenberg silver mine disaster states 807 men were at work. 475 rescued and 304 of 332 dead bodies recovered, 28 still in mine. Two hundred ninety two wives become widows and 692 children under fourteen lose their fathers.
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Salem Press
Electric Light Company
Asheville
Will Bradford
Bradford
Gamewell
Caldwell County
Winston Sentinel
The
Wilkesboro
Chronicl
G. M. Foster
Miller's Creek
Cator Ham
Hiram Ginn
Goldsboro
Gastonia
Jack White
Dees
Lumberton
Charlotte
Nihilism in Poland Provokes Widespread Policing
Warsaw June 7 The police have been visiting homes of suspected Nihilists across Poland in search of explosives or incriminating papers. About 2,000 people have been arrested in various provinces, most under thirty. One hundred are exiled to Siberia. Authorities act amid the approaching visit of the Czar to Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Siberia
Fatal fight at a feast near Las Palmas Mexico
News from Isa New Mexico reports a deadly melee at Las Palmas after a private dinner when guards led by two suitors stormed the home of a Mexican Custom House official. The father and an officer were killed and several others injured in hours of pistol and sabre fighting. Jealousy and long standing hostility between the regiment and its officers are cited as causes. The town lies in Mexican territory and casualties are reportedly severe with mutilations described.
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Concord Standard
Dan Farr
Furr
Tarboro
Edgecombe
Marion Free Lance
Lizie Neal
May
Henderson
Wm. McKinney
Robesonian
Burlington News
J. C. Robert
Wilkesboro
G. H. Hendrix
Elizabeth Watson
Hendrix
Isa
New Mexico
Las Palmas
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Moncure Echo
People's Party
Texas
Asconsin
People’s Party
Senate
St. John
Kansas
I Fe
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Vernon
Gideon
Entreman
Railroad Commission
Blackburn
Newton Enterprise
P Brady
Blowing Rock
Minks
Burwell Martin
Kelley
Tate
Nelson
Bakersville
King’s Mountain
Loula Falls
Caswell
Alex Stephens
Henry Moore
Stony Creek
Neuse Lumber Company
E. B Borden
Arlington
J.edgerton
Winston Daily
R. H. Morrison
Stonewall Jackson
Oxford Ledger
Granville County
B. T. Winston
Adoniram
Winston
J. T. Phillips
Boone Democrat
First Baptist ‘Church
J. L. White
Hendersonville
John Adams
Wilson Wallace
Crab Orchard Township
Charlotte News
Elizabeth City
Sanderson
Wester
Pritchard Road
Warrenton
Lawrence ‘Coleman
Macon
State News
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Atria Cavallo
Oon
San Severo
Cleburne
Prescott
Mineral Well
Lewissville
Prrrseurg
Col. Burns
N. Y
Oil City
Pittsburg
Oil Creek
Marianna
Fla
Sunda
George L. Upchurch
Scriven
Jenkins l
Enkins
Upchurch
Cuester
A. H. Davega
Father Ducy
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Mary Nevins Laine
Hello Long
Father Dacey
Ae Vevins Blaine
Buenos Ayres
Matto Grosso
Fort
Coimbra
Fernandez and
Humaila
Paraguay
St. Pau
Minn
Missouri River
South Dakota
Progressive Farmer
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