Turpentine Dream and Rail Plans in State News
State news item collection reports tar and turpentine trends, a telegraph line linking Lenoir to Lancaster, a Cape Fear railroad planned to Wilmington, and a Charlotte cotton bagging factory. It notes deaths of Dr M M Flowe and aged Mr A S Durand, school progress, and various local notices across Durham Raleigh Concord Salisbury and more.
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State Press
Durham
Raleigh
Concord Standard
M. M. Flowe
Fion
A. S. Durand
Washington
Oak Ridge School
Lenoir
Lancaster
S.t
R W. Hobgood
Granville
Wilmington
Charlotte
T. B. Eldridge
Daily Herald of
Salisbury
J. Ro Whichard
Fren the
Asheville
John D. Cameron
Cregory Mountain
Maj. Finger
Normal and Industrial School For
Greensboro
Asheboro
Armfield
Montgomery Court
North Carolina Presbyterian
Egbert W. Smith
Winston Church
Tome
Hickory
Lenon
Tarboro
Reorganization plan for the marine corps on the docket
A broad move toward restructuring the marine corps has been outlined. Across the nation, two churches were dedicated in Washington, one Baptist and one German Reformed. Floods, fires, and storms disrupted several towns with significant losses and insurance claims.
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Marine Corps
Washington
Springville
Ala
San Francisco
Joe McAuliffe
Patsey Cardiff
Lexpos
Teutonic
Birminacuamm. Ala
Train collision at Thomson Station leaves five dead
At Thomson Station eight miles east of Glencoe Minn an extra train rear ended a regular freight at 9:30 last night. The regular was being switched by Conductor Copeland when the impact occurred. Five killed seven injured as the caboose collapsed in the frightful crash.
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Bowing Rock
Green Park
Concord Standard
Adolpheus
M. Lisker
No 4
Farmers Alliance
Gravely
Church Street
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
J. ©. Price
Wilson
John A. Corbett
Rockingham
Mary Benoit
John Benoist
Pee Dee Mills
Greesboro
Tlerbert White
Ald White
Chrisian Association
T Harrison Hall
George Yen
Barney Gretter
Camey Mobell
Gretter
W. R. Murray
Roexboro
Sun
Badger Lawson
Dixon
Lawson
CatcaGo
Sewell
W. Va
John Averill
Frank Dickson
Hewitt Flowers
Henry Fridley
Loxpox
The
Teutonic
New York
Evassvillee
Ind
Amsterdam
South African Diamond Trust
Delia T. S. Parnell
Garden City
Franklin
Lyon & Cook
Col. PC. Hains
Potomac River Improvement
Albany
Lovuisvinttr
Cleveland
Ohio
Retz
Trisit
Pittsburg
W. H. Furaimen
Pontiac
Joliet
William Mattson
Wells Fargo Express Company
Mohawk
Col
New Castle
Perm
Denver
W. M. Campbell
Buffalo
Schulze
Berlin
Hedwig Nitsche
London
Jack the Ripper
Holzmarket Casse
E. S. Vinson
Russellville
Ala
E. A. Richardson
Richardson
Mr. Vinson
Charles II Spurgeon
Tabernacle
Dover
Calais
Pine Grove Village
Newport News & Mississippi Valley
Lexington
Jones & Gray
John Morley
Manchester
Chamberlain
Egypt
France
Lord Salisbury
Mr.Chamberlain
San Michele
Modena
Italy
Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Weaver
Little Rock
Fort Smith
van Buren
Ark
Maprip
A_ gale
Mediterranean
Gulf of Lyons
Islandia
Corsic Mense
Marseilles
England
Spain
Trdy
Glexwood
Minn
Thomson Station
Here
We Bend
Copeland
Cyclone destroys thirty houses in CoNxeauT
A powerful cyclone struck CoNxeauT at six last evening, wrecking about thirty homes and injuring a butter tub factory owned by G J Record which was unroofed with stock worth thousands destroyed. The Pond mill adjoining Record suffered heavy damage as debris spread across streets. Telegraphed lines from Lake Shore and Nickel Plate failed, with two poles blown into the depot roof and the baggage room wrecked. Debris blocked the tracks, halting train movement.
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Conxeaut
G J. Record
Record
H. FE. Pond
Record’s
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
Horrifying exhumation after man’s mysterious death
A Green township man George Heidecker reportedly died of heart failure. Exhumation at Erie cemetery revealed a mangled body with torn clothing and bite marks, indicating a brutal struggle and self harm before death. The shocking findings followed a prior burial at St John’s Lutheran Church in Pittstonia.
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PittTspura
Erie
George Heidecker
Green Township
St John's Lutheran Church
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Mount Airy
James McMcMurk
Weldon
Dick Little
Ashe County
Ted Joun T Newberry
Yetteville
Joeph Spivey
Randolph County
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Albemerle
Steven Davis
Carteret Coucts
Morehead City
JW. Buin
Pikeville
Missisnary
Goldsboro
Taylor, Bouis & Brotherton
Plusibers
Marsh
Hester's Church
Los Angeles
California
Salisbury Herald
Durham Sun
Durham Paper
J. C. Rogers
Geo. W. Killett
H.C. Sherard
Raymond Dees
William Dees
J. P. Laney
Buford Township
Monroe Enquirer
Col. Cameron
Geno Hime
Dr Nelson
Gen. Clingman
Statesville
D. Matt Thompson
Q Pollard
Clayton
Sanithfield
Trewis
Albemarle
Roanoke Nerv
Airtel
Roanoke
Motz
Shelby
Lincolnton Courier
High Point Enterprise
Tillman McGhee
Bob Smith
Rowan County
Paul Faison
H. J. Pope
B. A. Pope
Penitentiary
Caledonia
Tillery
Lincolnton Corner
Cherryville
Albert Marshall
Jne Forlaw
Beaufort
Hillsboro
John F. Cates
Shelby Aurora
Leonidas Turner
Ware
Turner
Mt. Tirzid
Bowen
Henderson
W.D. Morton
Presbyterian Church
Coles Ferry
Charlotte County
Oxford
al. Baily
Benjamin Baily
Walnut Cove
Red Springs
John Harris
Mary Gillis White
Mary
John Ator
Wakulla
John
Florida
Princeton
Wayne County
Duplin County
Mt Olive
Tate
Summertin
Rogers
Summerlin
Benjamin Litson
Ostord Dews
Flawell Nelson
Elizabeth City
Jacob Traub
Waxhaw
Russia
Europe
Ma ‘Traub
Monroe Luquirer
Newton Enterprise
Ben Rouse
Sarah Cox
Wm. Cox
Jno. E. Crow
Elkin Courier
T. B Lyman
Rond
Winston
Madison
Rocky Mount Argonaut
John T. Braswell
Nashville
Thos. Hackney
E. F. Arrington
Bud’ Harris
Halifax County
Sanford
G W. Raines
Virginia
M. Redman
W. Catshall
Smithfield Herald
Wilsen’s Mills
Jack Rains
Selma
Johnston County
Young Men’s Christian Association
H. G Connor
Oxford Ledger
Willain Jones
Yang Ase
Tally Tho
Renn
Squire Mitchell
Jed
New Hisnover County
Robeson County
New Hanover
Robeson
Morganton
Fairgrounds
Horace Haney
Ben Halliburton
Marion
Gastonia
Ive W. Holland
Ellen Lawrence
Sophie Floyd
Pittspurg
Commercial Gazette
Clarksburg
West Va
P. J. Tracey
Baltimore
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Asbury Park
N. J
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Elberon
Atlanta
Exposition Grounds
W. J. May
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