State News Roundup From North and South Seaboard Areas
A sprawling digest notes Salem Female Academy enrollment, deaths in Durham and Kinston, and numerous local happenings. Reports include a 36 2 pupil count, a 23 pound wild turkey claim, church formations, farm yields, textile plant talks, ship cargoes, and several court and crime items across towns like Laurinburg, Danbury, and Monroe with varied local color and micro-events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trillsboro
Salem Female Academy
Durham Sun
James L. Blackwell
Col
W. T. Blackwell
W.W. C. Denner
Boone Democrat
Red Springs
Lumberton Robesonian
North Carolina Presbyterian
Mitchell
Bakersville
Marion Daz
Statesville
Elizabeth
J. H. White
Ilness
Cotten
T. Gilliam
Roanoke
Sentinel
Burkhead
Church of Christ, Disciples
Washington Gazette
Carthage Blade
Tom Tucker
Sheffield
W.G. Carter
Ford Express
Moore County
Monroe Enquirer
Old North
Dan River
Sampson County
Laura Melissa
Parlie Blislie
Cassie Issie
Artie Viesse
Marcie
Dunn Times
DeSaussure Mackay
J.J. Mackay
Sexys
Durham Jr
James Penn
R. T. Rycroft
Gville County
Raleigh
Kinston Free Press
Wra
Parker
James F. Alston
Pittsboro
Chatham Record
Shelby Aurora
Sue Davis Forney
J. A. Forney
Rutherfordton
Russell
Pear Tree Road
M. N. Sawyer Esq
Elizabeth City
Kinston
New Berne
Roanok bankers association to organize
Disjointed notices from multiple cities report a bankers association to form in Roanoke, growth of new industries in Huntington West Virginia, and a generally brisk regional outlook. The mixed wire items include weather, fires, accidents, and local curiosities with dates from May 23 to May 26.
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Bankers’ Association
Roanok
Huntington
W. V
Alexander Davie
New York
Senator Kenna
West Virginia
Fremont
Fr Louis
Moberly
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Minn
SaLem
Mass
Atlantic
Jasaran Norriston Burton
Stryehn
Lovumsvi Lay
Vienna
Austria
Vrut
Joan Me
Redd
Qaen
Maury Port
J. Albert
Greenville
Lake Pridence
Louisiana
Hitler
Financial Turmoil Amid Bank Failures Across Cities
A string of bank failures and financial disturbances hits multiple regions. Elmira National Bank closes, Elmira assigns assets to creditors, while National Bank of Deposit in New York doors shut. Bellwether markets in New York and London show dull, anxious trading as receivership plans loom. Other local failures include Foster & Co and McKin Minton, with liabilities substantial and assignments in place.
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New York
Pepe
Foster
Columbes
Ohio
Bos
Foster Banking Company
Teria
Exomiria
N. Y
Elmira National Bank
Res Blakeslee and Williams Company
Connecticut
Chicago
Wall Street
London
William H. Kimball
National Bank of Deposit
Ransom
CupaTanooca
Tenn
L. C. Irwin & Co
J. F. Tarwater
Exmira
David C. Robinson
Melbourne
Mercantileinancial Trustees and Agency Company
Fortarie
Foster & Co
McKin Minton
Consolidated Exchange
Burrago
Edward Newell
The
Domestic Machine Company
Snow Fallback in Michigan Strands Towns and Lumbermen
Snow fell across Ishpeming and 200 miles east and west, leaving several inches in Red Jacket streets. Marquette reports a fierce storm with about four inches. The lingering winter snow and high water disrupt travel and hamper lumbermen’s work.
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Tishpeming
Mich
Ishpeming
Red Jacket
Michigan
Marquette
Another Rebel in the Camp in Whiskey Trust
Peoria Illinois May 23 The Whiskey Trust faces growing trouble as Monarch Distillery the world’s largest distiller withdraws its support. Frank G Corning of Cleveland Ohio serves notice on President Greenhut demanding rental payments for the Monarch grounds dating back to last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Whiskey Trust
Monarch
Frank G. Corning
Cleveland
Ohio
Greenhut
Disinterment for Jefferson Davis family in Memphis
Memphis report states one of Jefferson Davis's children will be disinterred along with remnants of another. The remains will be moved to Richmond Virginia and then to Hollywood Cemetery under a committee’s escort prior to transport to New Orleans for reunion with other ex Confederate leaders.
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Jefferson Davis
Memphis
Tenn
Jefferson Dawis
Klwewy
William E. Davis
Yellow Fe
Somess
Hayes
Rence
Conf
Mhi
Richmond
J. A.es
Wil
New Orleans
Sy Saill
Wi David
Dew
Hollywood
Heavy gale damages Montreal buildings and kills one
A powerful windstorm struck Montreal and surrounding towns at five thirty, tearing roofs from nine buildings and damaging electric and telegraph lines. The Banque du Peuple vaults were breached, clerks fled to safety, and a man was killed with several injured. Freight sheds along the riverfront suffered, and vessels were blown from the wharves. Widespread damage extended to Vaudreuil and Ormstown as greenhouses and roads suffered debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ttity
Banque du Peuple
Vaudreuil
Lachine
St Annes
Ormstown
Turkish Bath
Victoria Rifles Armory
Cotton market dull as Liverpool steadies and New Orleans slips
The Sun reports a Liver pool fall triggering early declines but shorts cover for a rally closing near the previous day. Prices eased 1 to 2 points on near months, with later months unchanged. Sales reached 115,000 bales, Bombay weekly receipts 67,000, total since January 1 at 1,189,000. New Orleans eased 5 points then recovered. other southern markets saw declines. Exports to Great Britain and the continent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Messrs Green & Morehead
The
Sun
Jos. Tyner
Lumberton Robesonian
Littleton Courier
Methodist Church
New Berne Journal
Chatham Record
William G. Harris
Chatharin
John Stines
Hickory Mercury
J.J Drake
Rocky Mt. Argonaut
Boykin
Forsyth Grand Jury
Sanford Express
Pare
Buchanan
Statesville
Willie Carroll
Turner
Windsor
Cashie Neck
Lavinia Todd
Ross's
Alex. Young
Florence
Duna Times
Stanly County
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Stanly
Aaron Griffth
Aron Township
Charlotte News
Maxton Union
A. D. Idylotte
Tarboro
State Medical Society
Monroe Enquirer
Odd Fellows of
Snow Lodge
Brushy Fork
F. P. Mast
Odd Fellows
Boone Democrat
George Summers
Thompsonville
Rockingham County
New York
the Sun
Liverpool
Bombay
Great Britain
New Orleans
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State News
Anson County
Monroe Exquirer
Rhodes Allen
Roanoke River
Windsor Ledger
N. Collins Hughes
D. D
Chocowinity
Danbury
Powell W. Robertson
Dalton
Amos Archer
Wayne County
John Ro Steele
Atl Columbis
Blowing Rock
Lenoir
Shelby
Raillion
Earih Jackson
Wilmington & Weldon
Gel Ron
Bob Alien
Dee Stinson
Stinson
Allen
Waston Sentinel
Henderson Herald
John
Sans
Fayetteville
Richard Bryant
Justice Overby
Robert Evan
Bryant
Charlotte
Scanly County
D. W. Snider
Big Lick
Rocky River
E. C. Laird
Alamance Gleaner
Drakeford
Alexanders
Smiths
Ira Hancock
J. H. Hunter
Havelock
Hunter
Hancock
Mr. Hancock
Carteret County
John R. Jones
Tobe Long
Graham Greaner
Limmy Gautier
Dr. Gautier
Norwood
Jesse Waddill
Ansenville
J. R. P. Snuggs
Parker's Mill List
Ward Garland
Marion Slagie
Garland
Hank
Leinster Duffy
Clark
Richard H. Fortiscue
Kugler’s Mill
N. 1
Indies
Roxbors
Asheville
Sea of Humanity
W. H. Stocks
Conteiumea
ER. Burris
A. H. Crowell & Sons
Monroe
R. R. Springs
Sid Black
Black
Charlotte McDonald
Charlotte Observer
Wiley Gibson
Ernest Karmighkel
Gibson
Wrightsville
Winston Sentinel
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