State News Highlights From North Carolina Distrubances
A long list of local incidents across North Carolina includes liquor liabilities in Winston, distilleries in Wilkes county, jailbreak and crime reports from Tarboro to Greenville, fires destroying farms and gin houses, and a hundred twenty year old pauper in Edgecombe. Also noted are fires, murders, accidents, court actions, obituaries, and economic updates on ferried goods, freight, and jewelers.
Excellent Alliance literature for sale in 1895
In Batelan North Carolina on November 1, 1895, a letter offers pamphlets of speeches by Marion Butler and Cyrus Thompson from the Greensboro State Alliance address, plus History of National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union and State Alliance preparations. Prices are low postpaid to spread Alliance literature. Fraternally.
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Batelan
N. C
Marion Butler
Cyrus Thompson
State Alliance
Greensboro
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Bros. Butter and
Thompson
Alliance
Democrats Dazed By Results Across States Last Tuesday
Washington dispatch notes Republicans surged in Kentucky Maryland New Jersey New York and more, while Democrats fault administration for anti reform stance and internal quarrels. Analysis suggests broad national causes behind voter wrath beyond local issues, with GOP aiming to reorganize Senate and push funding and tariff agendas next Congress.
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Cor
The
Richmond Star
Washington
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
New Yorka
New York
United States Senate
West
Missouri
Blackburn
Congress
Union Pacific
New York State
Senate
Delaware
Utah
Dupont
Stevenson
Gib
Brice
Ohio
Hill
Kyle
North
Populists Could Gain Senate Seats After 1897 Shift
Dakote and Peffer from Illinois and Kansas, respectively, along with Palmer, would push Populists toward 51 Senate votes after March 3, 1897. Democrats appear unable to gain seats, while Populists may keep Kyle and Peffer and elect successors to several Western Republicans.
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Dakote
Palmer
Illinois
Peffer
Kansas
Senate
Kyle
Fifteen Workmen Buried in Mounton Garage Collapse
A newly built Soltenneoc garage in Mounton collapsed early today, trapping fifteen workers. Fifteen men were rescued, sixty remain buried, and some are believed dead as rescue teams work amid the wreckage.
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Mounton
Young 16 year old on trial for murder in West Virginia
Huntington West Virginia November 6 one of the youngest criminals ever brought before a bar Persy Peyton aged 16 began his trial for murder in the first degree this evening in the criminal court here At a country school house five miles from the city Peyton shot Albert Davis an innocent boy believing him to be pursuing him He fled and was pursued across the country until captured near Newport Kentucky His relatives are wealthy and have hired eminent counsel and jury selection is proving difficult
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W. Efird
Winston
Wilkes County
Tarboro
South Rocky Mount
Greenville
J. P. Horn
Concord
Loas
Edgecombe County
A. G Johnson
Rolesville
Wake County
Nash
H P. Clingman
Neuse River
Goldsboro
Scotland Neck
Dick Cotton
L $ Ritchey
Traster
Blackburn
Catawbaounty
G. G Morrison
Mariposa
Lincoln County
Davie Times
Guldsboro
Bessemer City
Gastonia
Beesmer City
Ferney Jackson
Vanceboro
Methodist
Carr
Starling Gentry
Rod Shelton
Madison County
Raleigh Insane Asylum
Offiers
Henry W. Wenzell
Wilmington
J. Bees Ray
Burnsville
Wayland Hoss
Mitchell
Shelby Aurora
Washington
Madison Quick
Wolfe Pitt
Justice
Rockingham
Cora Dike
Jesse Ferguson
Cora
Josie
Hickory Mercury
Salisbury
Jas
Crockett
Wadesboro Messenger Intelligencer
Wadesboro
Sewberne Journal
Ruse
Dover
Jessa
Betts- Ville Mills
Auroré
Jim Littl
Charles
Tarboro Southerner
Newberne Journal
Abram Pew
Down Neuseriver
Col. T. Anthony
Andy Steele
Col. Anthon
Charlotte News
P. A. Sorrell
Cary
Fayetteville
W. E
H. A. Hege
Saya
Lexington Dispatch
Eli Cross
Chatham
Raleigh
Chatham Record
Warrenton
Pink Edwards
Judkira
Greensboro
Lou Holmes
John Dodson
Soughern Railway
Presbyterian Hospital
Cincinnati
Abe Wilkes
Hoffman
Armstrong
Louisburg Exchange
Willie
Elisha Watson
Newland
Lenoir
Lincolnton
Maj . W. Burton
Auditorium
Messrs
Robr
H. Jordan
P.M. Brown
Walter Brem
Jacksonville Times
Edward Sadlin
Lquor
Onslow
Duplin
United States District Court
New Berne
Messers. E. Baker & Co
Shell Fish
Parsons
Virginia
North Carolina
W. H. Lucas
Shell Fish Commissioner
Hyde
Riverside Nurseries
Warren
Greenville Reflector
Newton
N. C
Foundati
Newborne Journal
Beaufort Herald
Watson
Lawrence
North River
New River
Elijah Becton
Hills
New Berne Journal
Mount Airy
Rocky Mount
Argonaut
Henry West
Charlotte
Cabarrus County
Rowan
Mecklenburg
Quire G. A. Barbee
Pat Broadwell
Broadwell
Durham Sun
Wadesboro Messenger
Lanesboro
Eliza Caudle
Allen Caudle
Danbury
Eli Shankle
Stanly County
Stanly Enterprise
Concord Standard
Jones County Superior Court
Beaufort
Graham
Carteret
Jones County
Wilkesboro
Rasmus Larsne
Colorado
Larsne
Wilkes
Esquires
W. F. Long
State Hospital
Morganton
McLaurin
Lower Richmond
Huntington
W. Va
Persy Peyton
Peyton
Albert Davis
Newport
Terrible Bleecker Street Fire Destroys Banks and Stores
A major blaze at the corner of Bleecker Street and Broadway in New York rapidly engulfed a large block. By 1 am the fire was controlled, with annihilated banks, shops, and damaged warehouses totaling about 3 million dollars in losses. Deputy Chief Reilly injured, several firemen hurt, three-fourths of the city’s fire apparatus on scene.
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New York
Bleecker Street
Broadway
Crosby Street
Manhattan Bank
Crosby
White’s Express
A. L Simon & Co
Adier & Gloveman and Goodrich
Manhattan Savings Bank
Bierman, Heidelberg & Co
Strauss & Co
Floenfelt & Co
Empire State Bank
Chas. Hiecher & Co
Flowers and Feathers
Wm. Burke & Co
New York Feather Company
Adler & Co. Glove Merchants
Empire Bank
James W. Conroy
Reilly
Lally
Sally
Lawter
Coleman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Explosive Blast Destroys Journal Buildings in Detroit
Terrible explosion at the Journal plant in Detroit fatally injures dozens as two boilers burst in a basement area. The blast destroys the Journal building and damages adjacent structures, with at least forty killed and twenty wounded. fire follows, debris traps workers, and casualty toll rises as rescuers search.
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Detroit
Journal
Journal Mailing
Simeon Re
Rogers’ Typographical Supply Company
Hiller
W. Kohlbrand
Jno. E. Davis & Co
Rescu
Rogers Typographical
Mergenthaler Co
Wm. Dunlap
Rogers
Aeney Jt
Shelby Anilo
Eas
No 45
John Davis & Co
Saleratus
Kohlbrand Co
Davis
Consuelo Vanderbilt Becomes Duchess of Marlborough
New York reports the Episcopal ceremony at St. Thomas Church where Consuelo Vanderbilt became Duchess of Marlborough. The bride inherits a vast fortune and title while weddings costs reach nearly seven hundred thousand dollars. London notes a deferred Blenheim estate celebration and holiday feasts for Marlborough employees.
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New Yor
St. Thomas’ Church
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
Great Britain
Littleie
Long Island
C. Potter
J. Westry Brown
London
Duke of Marlborol
Blenheim
Marlborough Estates
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