State News Dream of the State Press items from the East North South and West
Dream of the State Press items from the East North South and West report losses fires wrecks and accidents including nine houses burned in Wilmington the wreck of the New Barne schooner off Virginia and a drowning with animal deaths. It notes rebuilds after a hotel fire, college commencements, guard encampments, and civic projects across North Carolina with multiple local incidents and weather impacts.
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Wilmington
E W. Burton
Virginia
Davis
Kittrell
Davidson College
State Guard
Morehead City
North Carolina State Tobacco Association
Mecklenburg’s
County
P. T. Barnum
Hot Springs
Yadkin River
Mt. Airy News
Davis Knowles
Rockingham County
Trinity College
Parker Presson
Samuel L. Presson
Charlotte
W. C. Hornaday
Graham
George Vanderbilt
Biltimore
Anson
Catawba
Cleveland
Sensboro
Charley Rus
Winston
Williamston
Seaboard Air Line
Light House Board
Hatteras
Dan Wat Blanch
Milton Gazette
John A. Johnson
Marshal Upchurch
Richmond
Raleya
Airy News
C. L. van Noppen
Durham
Charlotte Observer
North B Street
Governor Carr
Burke Tanning Company
Shelby
R. Cobb
Taylorsville
Hickory
Alexander Lumber Co
Allen Johnson
Dattah
Raleigh
Carr
Richmond County
Rockingham
Tony Rogers
Hughes
Chapel Hill
Cedar Grove
Little River
Bingham Townships
Hillsboro
Clinton Democrat
Goldsboro Argus
National Rice Milling Company
New Orleans
Bank Suspensions Hit Towns Across Nation
A wave of bank suspensions and failures spreads from Indiana to Michigan and beyond. Dun kirk National Bank fails with liabilities near 75000 dollars while State Bank of Russiaville and others in Greentown Lawton and Charlevoix face closures. Investors fear losses as Chicago firms and local bankers feel the tremor across multiple states.
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Portland
Ind
Dunkirk National Bank
Dunkirk
Dwiggins, Starbuck & Co
Chicago
Roxomo
State Bank of
Russiaville
Columbia National Bank
Vidi
Deposi
Bank of Greentown
Sus- Arlevoix
Mich
W. P. Brown & Co
Bank of Charlevoix
R. W. Kane
Rawpaw
Lawton
Totepo
Ottawa County Bank
Elasore
Chicago Columbia
Indianapolis
T.e Bank of Columbia
Greenwood
Coxvoy
Obie
Bank of Conver
Onis
Columbia National Bank of Chicago
Tnd
Dankirk Bank
Curiaco
Winsington
Del
R. R Robinson & Co
Capital National Bank
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Premier Steel Works
Londton
Hallet and Company
Navy
Tragedy in Botetourt County Virginia Ends in Death
Cary Linkenhoker a 70 year old farmer of Carvin's cave Botetourt county struck his wife with an iron bar on April 29. He fled to Tinker's mountain and killed himself after ingesting Epsom salts turpentine and Japanese oil. He died without learning his wife survived. Rev W F Hammer criticized local liquor enforcement and cited widespread alcohol issues among police and minors.
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Winston Sentinel
Peter Waler
John Gibson
Henderson Herald
Aurelian Springs
Halifax County
Asheville
Charlotte Observer
J. B. Nicholson
Huntersville
Glenmore
Monroe Enquirer
New Berne Journal
Tarboro
Norfolk and Carolina
Burlington News
R A Stanford
Person County Sage
J. H. Ivey
Morning Star Church
Mecklenburg County
Concord Times
Enochaville High School
Montgomery Robbins
Fion W W. M. Robbins
Ville
Bethania
Salem
Bethenie
Winston Republican
Gastonia
Ates
Ranksin
R. A
Wilson Lumber Company
Lenoir
Linville
Warrenton
Charlotte News
Martin Davis
Albemarle
Elizabeth City
Wise
Murfreesboro
Littleton
Sneed
Granville
Georgia
High Point Enterprise
Alex. Stamey
P. F. W. Stamey
Mt. Airy
Lawson Pope
Lexington
Chronicle
Lottie Shumate
Mulberry Str
Wilkes County
Coe
Roanoxke
Botetourt
Cary Linkenhoker
Carvin’s Cave
Tinker’s Mountain
Charles McCrae
W. F. Hammer
Greene Memorial Church South
Roanoke
Reform Sermon At Richlands Draws Large Crowd In May
A large crowd of about 1000, mostly reformers, gathered at Richlands Onslow County to hear Col Harry Skinner speak. He urged voters to elect men aligned with their interests to end tariff and finance misrule, condemning career politicians and money power. A substantial dinner followed the address amid worries over low prices and farmer hardship.
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Richianos
N. C
Eorror
Richlands
Onslow
Harry Skinner
Richlands Alliance
Col. Skinner
Onslow County
Hoover in Chatham and crops progress
Bro Hoover closed his canvass in Chatham amid a busy planting week for cotton and tobacco. Despite smaller crowds, his speeches strengthened the reform cause and praised civil and religious liberty. He warned of the shift from organized farming to peasantry under landlords and highlighted the Business Agency’s importance to the state. The Weekly Crop Bulletin notes drought relief, storms, river overflow damaging crops, heavy rains in some areas, grasshoppers harming truck and caterpillars injuring fruit. Cotton and corn are being cultivated. subscribe to The Progressive Farmer.
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Bprtor
Hoover Hig
Chatham
Scotland
Wales
England
W.F.S
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J. W. Garrison
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Cherryville
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T. L. Emry
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John D. Mitchell
Lloyed B Jones
Camden
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Julius Icard
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Mr. Icard
Robert S. Gallaway
Jolly Tar
J. W. Bethel
Gallaway
Mr. Bethell
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J. M. Griazard
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