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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1891

Page

3

Goldsboro Mills Begin Season Amid Regional Notes

State news rounds up early season activity across North Carolina. Goldsboro rice mills start operations. Wachovia Trust organized at Salem. October district collections totaled 137645 dollars. A statewide temperance convention is set for Raleigh on the 19th. A Greensboro Keely Institute branch opens for habitual drunkards. river obstructions cleared from Tarboro to Shiloh by government improvement squad. Various local incidents include fires, deaths, burglaries, and civic meetings across Charlotte, Goldsboro, Wilmington, and Raleigh.

Goldsboro Wachovia Loan and Trust Company Salem Stn Raleigh Washington Progress South River Rowan County Z T Millsaps Robeson County Thomasville Keely Institute Greensboro Tarboro Shiloh Butler Charlotte Wilmington Chairete Pantes Carthage G. B. Alford Holly Springs Wake County Neill Goins Salisbury Herald John A. Fisher Green Henry Stanly Court Dorsey Battle Wilmington Messenger The Star Henry Humphrey John Simpson New Berne Washington John Montgomery Judge Montgomery Register Mamie Sinclair S. D. Pelham Asheville First Presbyterian Church W. H L. Harris Halifax County Edward M Celvin Cobb Caldwell County John Harris Red Springs Mary Gillis W. B. Matthews Durham Charlotte Chronicle Sanford Henderson Wilkesboro Odd Fellows G. B Lee Rocky Point Wilson New Berne Journal Julius F. Conzdou Barker Point Lighthouse Hickory Press Episcopal Church J. A. Weston Europe Roanoke River Mt. Airy Alleghany Star Raleigh Chronicle Northampton Winston Sentinel Winston R. W. King Pitt County Greenville Mattie E Moye the Sentinel A. J. Pinkham Chhef Internal Revenue Office Idaho Jas. M. Huggins Burningtown Haywood County Harris R. A. Brown Concord Times Cha E. Taylor Wake Forest College Washington City Congress Thomas Humes State University Baptist State Convention First Baptist Church Winston Free Press Mountain Home Journal Tarboro Farmers’ Advocate Rocky Mount E. A. Alderman Forsyth County Teachers’ Institute Industrial School Seventy-First Princeton Allen DeHart Swain County Franklin Press King’s Mountain Tarboro Southerner Keech R W. Knight W. J. Crowson Ed QO. Crowson Ed Crowson Robesonian Laurinburg Exchange L. D. ‘McKinnon Maxton Fair R. W. Kinlaw Lumber Bridge Waxhaw L. Weill Rockingham Durham Sun Fw.e. Peschau Sam Jones Wall Mar Madison Richard Perkins Chas. Wilson W. F. Leonard Jis Franklin Times Tryon Street Char‘otte Rocky Mount Phoenix Sylvia Drake D. C

Year of river passage and court ruling dominate rail and crime notes

Passengers numbered 79,417,610 crossed the Hudson in 1890. The Train Case in Los Angeles ended with Judge Rose dismissing the case. A sequence of weather, strikes, fires, and crimes follows, including a lynching verdict in Camilla and a fire at Luray Inn.

Hudson River Los Angeles Cal Rose United States Court Lexineton Shenandoah Valley Blue Ridge Mountains Paris Russia Pittsburg Maverick Bank First National Bank Cameriscotta Luray Luray Inn Camilla Nix Lukin Nix Neweura N. Y Crabtree & Patchell Montgomery Itilaven Yale Boys Senator Hoar Don Cape Cod Don Thompson Lonpox London Constantinople Damascus Aleppo Dumfrieshire Scotland McDonald McDonald Mansion Wisconsin James Leffell & Co Springfield Ohio James Leffell Hallifax N.S John Blick Brunswick Chatham N. B Alat Montgomery Exposition Alliance Jerre Simpson San Francisco Union Iron Moulders Inpianopolis Martensville Indiana Wm. Bowman

Regular Jack the Ripper terrorizes Butler County town

In Butler County georgia Alta, a series of brutal murders shocks the area. A newly found mutilated dead man on a public road follows yesterday’s killing of Thos Shepherd and wife, 80, in their home. Bloodhounds chase leads with no clues yet, and robbers are suspected in a spree of ax murders.

Birmingham Jack the Ripper Georgian Alta Butler Co Thos Shepherd

Unburied for Months: Mrs Barber Luther Found Dead in Burro

In Burrao New York a chilling case emerged as 80 year old Mrs Barber Luther lay unburied for almost three months in a frame house. Her daughter Mrs Magdalena Merchant, recently released from asylum, told the coroner she found her mother dead August 27 and covered her with bedding, hoping she would wake. Mrs Merchant is reported as insane.

Burrao N. Y Barber Luther Magdalena Merchant

Seventeen Killed in Anaconda Mine Disaster Near Burke

Burre Montana November 4 A fatal cage accident in the Anaconda mine killed seventeen men instantly and left nineteen others to endure grave injuries as the rope snapped and the cage plunged to the shaft bottom. Rescue efforts were hampered by the broken shaft and limited access as workers gathered above.

Burre, Mont Anaconda

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