Fireside notes and local notices from the Carolinas
A fragmented digest of deaths, crimes, business ventures, and civic happenings across North and South Carolina. Obituaries for Miss Glorena Smith and others, fires destroying property, new factories and mills planned, political chatter, railroad talks, and local incidents from Concord to Wilmington with mentions of Gastonia to Tarboro.
World News Roundup March 9 Dispatches Across Nations
Sparks from the Wires report the Spree voyage from Southampton with Secretary Foster aboard, a German steamer wreck off Seilly with only one survivor, bread distribution limits in Vienna, a Missouri Pacific freight wreck near St. Louis killing five, and Baroness De Stuers divorcing then remarrying. Also noted are a Senate nomination in Washington, a Tremont mission church fire in Boston, Drew’s suicide confession in Lowell, Weeks Pipin’s arson arrest in Georgia, a harbor collision in New York, a French will prize for African exploration, Georgia Central debt rise, a mass emigration of colored people to Oklahoma, a Van Thomas execution in Abbeville, and a dated confession of another murder.
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London
the Spree
Foster
Southampton
Laypox
Messina
Marseilles
Seilly
Polie
Viena
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Ewing Avenue
Walter L. Bragg
William Lindsay
Boston
Mass
Tremont
Roxbury Crossing
LowkLn
Edward
Drew
Eed
Batneripge
Pipin
Hall Dickinson
Chattahoochee
New York
Seneca
Richmond
Roanoke
Old
Honiton Line
Cabouret
Africa
Georgia Central
Alexander
Speyer & Co
Heleena
Ark
Oklahoma
Charleston
S.C
van Thomas
van Thomason
Abbeville
John Brockett
Thomason
Abraham Coddis
Chester
Leipsic Riot Not Serious Says Berwin Dispatch
Berwin March 7 reports from Leipsic say initial accounts exaggerated the disturbance. The crowd totaled a few hundred at most, and police easily dispersed them as actions approached rioting.
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Leipsic
Berwin
Man Kills Himself After Fiery Domestic Row
New York report details 27 year old William H McGinn striking his sister Mary Aaranlee in a dispute. She threatened him and he offered a pocket knife saying kill me if you dare. Mrs Hempler then used the blade to stab him to death at a nearby drug store. The woman was arrested.
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New York
Wm. H. McGinn
Mary Aaranlee
McGinn
Three Negroes Lynched Ambush at The Curve Jail
A mob broke into the jail at Mewpuis Tennessee before daybreak and lynched Calvin McDowell Tom Moss and Will Stewart leaders of the Saturday night trouble at The Curve. A search for ring leader Shanks failed as he was concealed during the attack.
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Mewpuis
Tenn
the Curve
Calvin McDowell
Tom Moss
Will Stewart
Shanks
Fragmentary report of deadly shooting near jail site
Text describes multiple gunshot victims including McDowell Moss and Stewart in an open lot north of the jail. Moss died from a brain bullet, with a shoulder broken and buckshot in the leg. McDowell suffered shotgun wounds. Stewart's throat and neck were struck, a bullet in the brain.
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McDowell
Moss
Stewart
Hanged for Murder in Wyoming County Prison Yard
Charles Wall was hanged in the Wyoming county jail yard at Tunkhannock for murdering his wife. He laughed and joked in his cell all morning and hours before the execution he mocked the surroundings. He insisted on his innocence and showed no sorrow or repentance as death by strangulation occurred.
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McDowell County
Bakersville
Concord
Charlotte
Monroe
J. M. Odell
R. W. Allison
D. B. Coltraine
W. M. Smith
Concord Township
Tarboro
Jake Knight
Rocky Mount
Sawyer
Knight
Dorsey Palmer
Luke Palmer
Reidsville
Greensboro
van- Bokelin Place
Donnell
John D. Cameron
Sam Jones
New Berne
Asheville
Sam’ Jones
Mount Airy
Rebecca Pike
Westfield
This County
Dalton
Hillsville
Alamance Gleaner
Carolina Cotton Mills
Herman Wade
Superior Court
Morristown
Richmond and
Danville
Western
Point Rock
Red Springs
Scotland Neck
Dennis Simmons
Williamston
New Berne Journal
Louis C. Angell
Angell
Lexington Dispatch
Danville Railroad
L. B. Wheeler
Danbury Post
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke & Southern
Roanoke
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Carolina Iron, Mining and Investment Co
Thema
Harris
Wilkesbarke
Penn
Charles Wall
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock
Wall
Strangulaion
Baker Acquitted in Botetourt Murder Trial
Dr John A P Baker was found not guilty after a second trial for the murder by poisoning his wife. The packed Abingdon courtroom erupted in cheers as the verdict was read, with townsfolk shouting Hurrah for Baker and Hurrah for Botetourt.
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Abingdon
John A. P. Baker
Baker
Botetourt
Hurricane sweeps Portugal causing damage and deaths
Lisson March 7 A hurricane crossed the Portuguese coast damaging homes and harbor works. Several houses lost roofs chimneys trees down. six pedestrians were killed by flying debris and others injured. Tagus river rises threatening more damage as drift wood blocks navigation. London County Council results show 84 progressives and 34 moderates elected, including Duke of Norfolk opposing liberal socialist tendencies.
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Lisson
Tagus
London New County Council
London
London County Council
Duke of Norfolk
Rock Hill Cotton Mills Burned in Night Fire
Fire destroyed Cochran cotton seed oil mill and fertilizer works in Rock Hill. Plant valued at 60000. Rock Hill Cotton Seed Oil Co loses 35000 of value plus machinery. Cochran Co loses stock on hand valued at 13000 including 150 barrels of oil 1000 tons of seed thirty bales of lint cotton 1000 bales of fibre twenty five tons of cake and ten tons of meal. Insurance 52000, with 20000 held by Rock Hill company on the plant and 32000 by Cochran on machinery and stock.
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Cochran
Rock Hill Cotton Seed Oil Company
Cochran Company
Rock Hill Company
Coch Company
Stoc Rock Hil, S. C
Unrest Between Poles and Black Residents in Niagara Falls
A March 7 clash near Shaft No 2 tunnel work in Niagara Falls left Poles defeated and several injured. Jol Ricco died and Ingas Donassi was mortally wounded by a ball. Three Black men Parker Kelly Chambers were arrested. police report a public safety incident followed by property damage and a later carriage collision with a West-bound train. officers escaped harm.
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Niagara Falls
Jol Ricco
Ingas Donassi
Tom Hayes
Will
Thomas Maleash
William H. Parker
Charlie Kelly
C Chambers
Kelly
Chambers
Parker
Bonacker
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