State News Items From All Parts of North Carolina
A sprawling collage of late 19th century vignettes across North Carolina reports on road taxation plans in Chatham County, a new fish hatchery output from the Yadkin, a pig with an extra foot in Cetteville, and post office openings in Pomola and Aurelian Springs. It notes crop troubles with wheat and oats, a large new bank in Wilmington, and local crimes and court actions including bigamy charges in Shelby and a vagrant act sentencing in Trent.
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Sparpsouré
Iredell
Chatham County
Mainpaa
Fish_ commission
Yadkin
Cetteville
Sidential
Onis Camput
Fayetteville
Richmond and Site Railroad
Pecoutbera Railroad
Poro
Enterprise
St .Reet
Concord Times
Kerry Herald
New Berne
Walter P. Burroughs
Pearl Cotton Mills
Durham
Pomola
Aurelian Springs
Getion
T. S. Pepper
W. H. Gibble
Jotte
John Walls
Shelby
King’s Mountain
Gastonia
Mooresville
W. A. Graham
Steel Range
Crinkley
Warrenton Gazette
New National Bank of Wilmington
Capitol
J. 8. Armstong
L L. Jenkins
Sid F.uery
Derita
Orange Page
Raleigh
Martinag
Ral
T Mill
Jm.itlow
Air M. Whitlowville
McDowell County
Carter
Anderson
Thom
Steteshire Landmark
Sheboro Courier
Randleman Mnufacturing Company
Wilmington Star
Fort Caswell
Cape Fear
South Atlantic
Tham Globe
Ransom
Carolina
W. Kirkpatrick
Col Tado
Kirkpatrick
Burlington News
Wm. Meyers
Contus Ron Church
Windsor Ledger
Ington
A. N. Goens
Shelby Aurora
Atlantic Coast Line
Mills
Weldon News
Concord Standard
D. G. Holdbrooks
No. 2
Rocky Mount Phoenix
Elizabeth City
T. B. Brantley
Turkey Creek
Ferrell’s
Martin County
Seth Davis
Trent Township
Kinston
Onslow County
Tom
Frank Simmons
Jacksonville
Red Springs
M. L Marley
C. M. Gilpin
Bureau of Pensions
Wm. Lochren
Frederic Douglass
Department of the Interior
New Berne Journal
Maxton
Virginia
Sparta Star
Goldsboro Argus
Boston
Richard Dawson
George Dixon
Dawson
Monroe Journal
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Messrs
F. H. Wolfe
Monroe
M A. Adams
Monroe Baptist Church
Oseeys
S . Eapy
Miranda
Pewivag
Angane
Berne
Elizabeth Bell
Cedar Grove
J. L. Rhem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albemarle
Stanly County
Ingram
Wilmington
Wrightsville
Scott’s Hill
N. Murney
Mt. Olive
Jurney
Julius Crow
J. S. Squires
Baltimore
Pineville
Garrison’s
Garrison
East Fourth Street
John P. Long
James Tomlin
Charlotte News
Greenville Index
Ben Sheppard
Greene County
Clayton Boys
R. O. Cotter
Neuse
Snithfield Herald
Olney elected Fellow at Brown University meet
United States Attorney General Richard Olney was elected a Fellow at Brown University during a recent meeting. Minor faculty changes were also announced at the college. Dudley Foster, claimed as the smallest man, died at Bridgetown from heart trouble at age sixteen years ten months.
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Corporation of Brown University
United States
Richard Olney
Hallifax
Bridgetown
Dudley Foster
Senator Gray Before the Grand Jury
Senator Gray, Chairman of the Sugar Trust investigating Committee, testified before the grand jury about E R Chapman of Moore and Schley refusing to answer questions to avoid indictment as a contumacious witness. Shriver and Edwards, correspondents, have not yet been indicted for refusing to answer.
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Wasuietos
Senator Gray
Sugar Trust
E. R. Chapman
Moore & Schley
Chapman
Shriver and
Edwards
Carmichael Faces Attempted Assault Charge in Virginia
Hovuston Va June 19 Mr W B Carmichael of Oak Level was arrested for an attempted assault on his daughters Lydia 15 and Eleanor 18. A respected farmer in good standing he faces jail with community indignant reactions and possible lynching threats amid claims of dementia. He is about 60 and is married.
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Hovuston
W. B. Carmichael
Oak Level
Lydia
Eleanor
Carmichael
Uncle Sam's Expenses Report Financial Year Outlook
Washington reports Treasury figures estimate total federal receipts for the fiscal year ending in ten days at about 294 million dollars with customs and internal revenue contributing major shares. Expenditures reach roughly 872 million, showing an excess of 78 million versus the prior year. internal revenue totals for the first eleven months lag last year by 14.351 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Madeline Pollard Misidentification Traced to Chicago Artist
Dispatches in the Western press clear Miss Pollard of Breckinridge case fame. The so called Pollard who traveled from Duluth to Cleveland was Myra A. Pollard, an artist from Chicago. Meanwhile Madeline Pollard remains living in northwest Cleveland, seen riding cable cars.
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C. Oene
Myra A. Pollard
Chicago
Madeline Pollard
Providence Hospital
Anti-Option Bill Debate Opens in House
In the absence of Speaker Criep, Bailey is named Speaker pro tem as the House moves to further consider the anti-option bill in committee of the whole. Representative Coombs argues the bill risks broader harm while Sibley praises it with a long digression about the Gadara incident and a swine market pun.
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Washington
Criep
Bailey
House
Coombs
Dem
N. Y
United States
Sibley
Gadarene
Board of Trade of
Mr. Sibley
Chicago Board of Trade
Sibley Defends Finance as Coxey Contrast Heats Debate
Senator Sibley spoke nearly three hours defending the party line on monetary policy while contrasting Coxey and Harter. He warned against demonetization and warned that abandoning core principles would force him to return to the farm and act independently. His remarks drew laughs and questions about Cleveland and the dismal swamp metaphor.
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Coxey
Ohio
Sibley
Sherman and Harter
Mr. Sibley
Washington
Harter
Congress
Robinson
P. Pa
Cleveland
Hatch
Teller
Messrs
Alexander and
Pence
New York Banks Refuse to Aid Treasury Gold Drain
Bank presidents from Chemical National Union Trust Park National and others met at Union Trust in New York City to discuss halting gold exports. They considered pro rata gold loans to exporters but quickly withdrew the proposal, warning that treasury reserves could fall to 50 million dollars with adverse consequences. George G Williams chaired the meeting and cautioned about financial strain on manufacturers.
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New York
Treasury
New York City
Union Trust Company
President Williams
The
Chemical
King
Union Trust
Wright
Park National
Tappen
Gallatin
Ives
Western National
Clark
American Exchange
Carter
Bank of the Republic
Fahenstock
First National
Simmons
Fourth National
Baker
Manhattan
Cannon
Chase National
Sherman
Bank of Commerce
Land Perkins
Bank of America
George G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
The Dance Not Modest in Paterson Graduation
Paterson June 19. Girl graduates will perform a dance at the high school commencement in an allegorical nations theme. Dr. Reinhart denounced it as improper and modest but a citizen committee approved the routine after viewing a rehearsal. He left on his bicycle after the decision.
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Dr. Smith
Dr. Shaw
Principal White
Mr. Dufford
Rose Henry
St. Joan
N. F
Spaniards Bay
Labrador
Partridge Point
Irene
Coachman’s Cove
Sianthy
Lexow committee probes New York Police methods
Bribery accusations surge as the Lexow committee, set by the Republican Senate, prepares for renewed sessions. Initial clues from William A. Sutherland of Rochester failed, with John W. Guiff stepping in as a leading lawyer as hearings resume amid expected sensational revelations.
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New York
Court of Justice
Republican Senate
Police Department
New York City
William A. Sutherland
Rochester
Ite
Sutherland
John W. Guif
Occa
Police graft scandal exposes vast city corruption network
The inquiry reveals police captains and inspectors took payments from disorderly-house keepers and gamblers, with monthly bribes and initiation fees totaling millions yearly. Names like McLaughlin Williams and Ryan appear among officials suspected of complicity as evidence traces payments and illicit protection.
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Sion
Goff
Dr. Parkhart
Parkhurst
Europe
New York City
Parkhurt
Lowing
William In
Alexander
Williams
James K. Price
Jacob Siebert
Adam A. Crose
Michael Doherty
William
Devery
Moses W. Cortright
Anthony J. Allaire
Michael J. Murphy
Max F. Schmittberger
Thomas Killilea
Police
Oftains
McLaughlin and Whiams
Morris Jacobs
John J. Ryan
Tammany Hall
Twenty Fifth District
Public Works
Ryan
Inquisitor General
County
Wexford
Kilkenny
William Travers Jerome
Ireland
South America
Arnold & Constable
Street
Arnold & Constable's
A. T. Stewart
Stewart
Cooper Institute
Stewart's
United States
Samuel J. Courtney
Clan Na Gael
Tee
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State News
William Maxwell
Gaston Maxwell
Smith
Cobb County
Georgia
Marietta
Gas” Maxwell
Solicitor Brown
Criminal Court
Carr
Northen
Grand Jury
Madeline
Pollard
Northwest
Paterson High School
Lexow
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