A Garden Governor Talk and New Presidential Possibility
An interview style dialogue features Betsy and a gubernatorial candidate joking about suffrage, labor, and political promises. The piece also speculates on a new presidential ticket with O Ferrall, Teamoh, and Boston interest, hinting at regional ambitions and land buyers seeking ads.
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Zeke
Massachussetts
Legislare
North Carolina
Virginia
Betsy
News and Observer
Kurnel Johnson
O' Ferrall
Teamoh
Boston
Massachusetts
New School Law Abolishes County Boards of Education
The General Assembly enacts sweeping reforms to the school system, abolishing the county boards of education and county superintendent offices effective June 1895. Duties shift to county commissioners with new examiner and clerical provisions, and revised sections govern teacher certifications and salaries, tax rules, and employment restrictions. Affected counties will reorganize oversight and funding accordingly.
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County Boards of Education
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Assembly of
North Carolina
County Board of Education
A. D
Board of County Commissioners
General County Fund
Board of Education
Court House
Board of Commissioners
the Board of County Commissioners
State Board of Education
Thieves Captured in Beaufort and Regional Farm Notes
A gang of thieves operating in Beaufort was captured last week. Reports from Mt. Airy note an ox with 27 inch horns. Orange county residents donate 300 bushels of corn for Nebraska relief. Rail shops move back to Raleigh after earlier relocation to Norfolk. The Beaufort fire engine ships, boosting town protection next week.
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Beaufort
Mt. Airy
Elxin News
Orange County
Nebraska
Seaboard Air Line
Raleigh
Norfolk
Beaufort Herald
Caleb Church
Wilkes County
Bakersville
Jas. Burleson
Hermitage
Reidsville
J. B Peca
W. Forbes
Richmond
Bryson City Times
Bryson City Manufacturing Co
Valley Mill
Upper Hominy
R. J. Gaston & Co
Asheville
Smithfield Herald
Charlotte News
Moffit
Forkado
Chatham County
Nathan Smith
Sam McCoy
Bryson City
Lee Cline
History Press
J. P. Miller
Lenoir College
China Grove
N. C
Weston
Durham Episcopal Church
Wilson Mirror
Thos. Watson
Lenoir
Whit Anthony
J. H. Lawrence
Scotland Neck
Cowles Lande
Boone Democrat
Chatham Record
Charlotte Observer
R B. Alexander
Morganton Herald
Valdese
Concord
Southern Pines
Liberty Herald
Moravian Falls
Revis
Wilkesboro Chronicle
State Agricultural Department
Negroes Sail for Liberia from Savannah
The steamship Horsa carried 200 Liberian emigrants from Savannah this afternoon as thousands gathered on the wharf and in the streets to bid farewell. The ship met customs inspection and cleared after a large crowd showed support for the voyage.
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Savannah
Horsa
C.S Smith
Sunday School Union
African Methodist Church
Sreoumien Kine
Shortage Reported at Carson Mint with $60000 Loss
Washington reports Mint Director Preston confirming a Carson Nevada mint shortage of about 60000 dollars. Andrew Mason investigated. 3000 ounces silver and 3000 ounces gold missing. Refiner Hirsch Harrie named responsible, bond set at 20000 dollars. Preston to Carson to probe. theft or carelessness likely.
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Washington
Preston
Mint
Carson
Nevada
Treasury Department
Andrew Mason
New York
Hirsch Harrie
Nelter
Cleveland
Harris
Adams
Carson Mint
Penitentiary Scandal Expands Involving State Officials
Nasnoville March 20 The penitentiary scandal grows as W. H. Mitchell secretary of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company testifies he was paid 2000 to aid land sale for the penitentiary. He says he gave 500 to Adjutant General Fite and 500 to C. C. Estelle, president of the railroad tax assessors board.
Fifty Nine Killed In Wyoming Coal Mine Disaster
An explosion at Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company mine No. 5 in Red Canon, Evanston, Wyoming, left fifty nine dead by noon today. Many workers are missing, with a large contingent still recovering bodies amid wrecked mine interiors and toxic air.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company
Red Canon
James B. Bruce
O. Maltby
W. E. Cox
Carriter
William H. Sellers, Jr
James Clark
Jerry Crawford
John Thebey
John Lester
William Wagstaff
Clark
Jas. Hyden
Matt. Silta
Walter Miller
Samuel Hutchinson
Thomas Booth
Ben Coles
Samuel Bates
Thos. Hutchinson
John Deter
Henry Burton
Samuel Salsey
Isaac Johnson
John Lamar
Angel Dermody
Baptist Julian
John Fearn
George Harley
Matt Johnson
H A Hyaon
William Pope
John Wilkes
Charles Kasola
Gus Kasola
Ron Butt
William
James Hutchinson
William Sellers
Hugh Sloan
Henry Lothren
Albert Clark
William Graham
Marshall Langdon
John Morris
David Lowey
George Hydes
John G. Locke
Whiskey Bond Heist In South Carolina Siphoned From Vaults
A 1892 whiskey theft in Walhalla, South Carolina, involved siphoning 8 000 to 10 000 gallons from a bonded warehouse via hose through a wall crack. After three years, seal was replaced and the plan delayed. In 1894 deputies investigated. five men including John Farmer and William Whitman were arrested and held for trial.
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Columbia
8. C
Berman
Walhalle
W. C. Tatum
Tatum
Townes
Bond
Vanderford
John Farmer
Papal suspension granted for Knights of Pythias members
Fat River Mass March 20. H A Dubuque Dr L P De Grandpre and Dr P E Collet of Lafayette Lodge Knights of Pythias with Judge Chequete returned from Washington reporting Mgr Satolli temporarily suspended the papal edict barring Catholics from secret societies while the case is reviewed. The action permits Easter sacraments for affected members and notes Vatican review.
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Fat River
Mass
H. A. Dubuque
L. P. de Grandpre
P. E. Collet
Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Chequete
Washington
Mer. Satolli
Vatican
Rome
Fail River
Mgr
Satolli
Rooker
Bishop Harkins
Providence
Fall River
K of P
Fall River Lod
Satelli
Harkins
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the New School Law
Progressive Farmer
Vox Populi
Hyde, Dare
Carteret Pamlico
Pamlico
Rue’s Marsh
Shell Point
Great Island
Brant Island
Gull Shoal Light House
Gibbs Shoal Buoy
Long Shoal Light House
Gull Island
Oliver Reef
Lucas
Theophilus White
Perquimans County
State News
Liberia
John P. Hunter
Derita
K. of P
Danbury
Jacob Flinchum
Dropey
Wirst
Sentinel
H C. Morrison
Atlanta
Nashville
E. B. Craighead
Clemson College
S.C
Monroe Enquirer
Lonnie
James Goodwin
Rock Beat
J. E. Ashcraft
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