State News highlights and local incidents
A compilation of regional items notes J. D McNeely’s death from typhoid in Salisbury, the fatal stabbing of Frank Allman by Jackson Furr in Stanly county, and various town happenings. Additional bits cover new or planned buildings, fires destroying property, marriages, criminal cases, and economic developments across North Carolina cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D McNeely
Salisbury
Jackson Furr
Frank Allman
Stanly
Furr
Odd Fellows
Oxford
Waynesville
Mary Love
Thos. L. Love
Wilmington
J. W. Perry
Princeton
Johnston County
Asheville
Alfred Morton
Alta Moffitt
High Point
Benbow House
Greensboro
James H. Ramsey
Mary Miller
Peanut Mills
Tarboro
Ed. Welch
Gallimore & Mowery
Dixonville
Rowan County
Stanly County
Rufus Maulden
David Wagner
Watauga County
Oberlin
Raleigh
Henry Jones
Ransom Gill
Franklin County
Lenvir
Bert Clarke
Hartland
Morganton
David Deason
Union County
DuBrutz Poisson
E. D. Poisson
Raleigh Chronicle
Pee
Northampton
Jerome Dowd
Judge McCorkle
Newton
F. Page
Aberden
Moore County
Hickory Press
Kayse
John D. Davis
Clark
Carteret Superior Court
Morehead
8. B. Taylor
Onslow County
Summit
Edward Little
Egypt
C. H. Laster
Carle
Sherrill
Ford
Princeton Freshman football game at Princeton, New York
New York today reports Princeton New York freshman football game to be played here. Other items include a fire at 629 Market street Philadelphia causing substantial damage, a wreck near Medina Tennessee killing four, and naval and political brief items from around the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F Grady
Princeton
N. Y
China
Ponkowa
C. B. Paul
Wholesale Lumber
Louisville
W. R. Wray
Roosevelt Baltimore Post Office
Montevideo
Third Artillery
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Medina
Baltimore
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Atlanta
Western & Atlantic
Fassett
United States
New York Women’s Press Club
William Wilde
Frank Leslie Wilde
Chicago Haymarket
Cooper Union
Curiaco
Henry E Abbey
New York City
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Berkeley Lyceum
Japan
Warsaw
M. Thomas
Ster Court House
Buenos Ayres
Irrigoyen
Pelligrini
Virginia
Lonpoy
Majestic
Fastinet
Secretar Tracy
Jorge Montt
Chile
Kansas
da Ets
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Manitoba
Northwest
Albert Edward
Crown Prince of Wales
Philadelphia
Market Street
Lippincott, Johnson & Co
Milwaukee
Here
Chicago
Southern Cotton Harvester Company
Piedmont Exposition Grounds
van Winkle Machine Company
Pittspurag
Wyman
Alleghany
Department of Public Safety
Murphy
Mother and Children Burned Near Calverton
A Fauquier county farmhouse blaze claimed the lives of Mrs. James Kines and two of her children, with a third child found dead nearby bearing a head bruise and facial blood spots. Heflin, a nearby field worker, first noticed the fire and alerted neighbors who forced entry to recover the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
George Ingram
Sol. W. Carter
Yancey
New Berne
Gleaner
Graham
J. W. Menefee
Durham
John Neatherly
Neatherly
Holt
Durham Light Infantry
Salisbury Herald
Carrie Cottrell
Mayor Cottrell
Florida
Eugene Cottrell
R T. Joyce
H. G. Whitaker
Pilot Mountain
Dr. Strickland
Sampson County
Henderson
Rufus K. Young
Louisburg Road
George Padgett
J. G. Padgett
Marion
The
Free Lance
North Carolina Midland Railroad
Mocksville
Winston
Col. A. B Andres
Davie County
Times
Wilson
W. H. G. Scott
Alexandria
Brick Church
Guilford County
F. Z. Clapp
Washington
Elizabeth City
Hub
Lumberton Robesonian
T. D. Love
New Hanover Veteran’s Association
W. C. Stronach
North Carolina Soldier's Home
Prof. Miller
Wilmington
Charlotte Chronicle
Rufus Barringer
Will J. Hayes
Joseph Summerell
Salisbury
Chapel Hill
Betsy Faulkner
Sandy Creek
the Gazette
Heflin
James Kines
Calverton
Fauquier County
Cyclone devastates Andemar Islands convict settlement
A cyclone struck the Andemar Islands in the Bay of Bengal killing sixty convicts and injuring two hundred. The Indian Government steamer Enterprise, used to transport prisoners, foundered. only six of eighty three crew survived as the disaster sank the vessel and its crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CaxcutTta
Andemar Islands
Bay of Bengal
AERIS
Andamar Islands
Terrible Mine Explosion Kills Six at Susquehana Shaft
In NanTICcoKE Pennsylvania a gas explosion at Susquehana Coal Co No 1 shaft killed six workers and injured several others on a Sunday. Only fourteen men were at work. the blast was caused by a safety lamp igniting gas. The mine is described as well operated and not seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Argus
Wayne County
Benjamin Johnson
H. Johnson
Salisbury
Messenger
Kinston Free Press
Henry Williams
Lenoir County
New Berne
United States Court
John Hester
Concord Church
Person County
C. H. Horneday
Randleman
S. Hammerslag
Asheville
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Cabarrus
Concord Standard
Ned Pittman
Robeson County
Randolph County
Courier
C. W. Corriher
China Grove
Rowan County
Milton Advertiser
Felix Roan
Yanceyville
Caswell County
Durham Sun
Joe Shields
Sam Carden
Orange Superior Court
Shields
Col. S. B. Taylor
Onslow County
Wilmington Star
Winston Sentinel
W. R. Bouis
Starbuck Block
Main Street
W. E. Franklin
T. B. Slade
Clark
Tarboro
Aversboro
Harnet County
Dunn
Mount Holly
A. C. Stroup
Lowell
Raleigh Chronicle
Lillie
Hyde County
Matt
Nanticcoke
Susquehana Coal Company
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State News
William P. Brostus
C. C. Rogers
Max. A. Tillers
Buncombe
Bastile’s
J. H. Hampton
Balimore
John Smith
North Carolina
Grensboro
P. H. Hull
Catawba
S. T. Pearson
R. B. Anderson
Newton Presbyterian Church
Court House
Charlie Weile
Uwharrie River
Charlie Christian
New London
M. W. Ransom
Northamption
Richmond Dispatch
North Wilkesboro
Z. T. Bell
Lexington
Kate Mashburn
Dahlonega
Bell
Louisburg Times
Geo. Hicks
Hicks
Youngsville
J.S Timberlake
J. W. Small
Newbegun
Small
Harred Radford
Fremont
Columbus
Goldsboro
Tarboro Southerner
William Hodges
Halifax
Edgecombe
Smithfield
Ransom Pilkinton
Pine Level
B. R. Hood
Newton Enterprise
Hickory
Bering Sea
London
Ing
Senate
State Board of Arbitration
Harrison |Oring’s Iron Works
Massachusetts
Bracenripge
Ontario
David Allen
Magnetia Wan
NorFolk
Mary E. Lynch
Merry
Galveston
Capes
Body Island
Portsmouth
Henry Custis
T. L. Waller
Sewell
Point
Petersburg
Richmond and Petersburg
Chesterfield
Duncan Hamilton
Jersey City
William Wallace
Enterprise
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