North Carolina Local News Roundup Skimmed M
A collage of brief notes from North Carolina papers reports on livestock sales in Raleigh magnets and court cases in Mt Airy and Winston. Mentions include a 2800 lb bull death a 350 bushel corn barn fire and a murder barroom incident in Raleigh with ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Dispatch
Eldridge
Winston Republican
H. E. Lane
Edenton
Sherman McCann
Lee S. Overman
Rowan
North Carolina
Jlway
Korney
Raleigh
Superior
J F.raves
Mt. Airy
W. N. Mebane
J. 8. Carr
Refair
Durham Globe
Jethan
Franklin Town
Franklin Press
Charlotte News
Wilkesboro Chronicle
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Asheville
Virgil S. Lusk
Buncombe County
Sarah E. Stancil
Bensons
Smithfield Herald
Henry Winstead
Roxboro Courier
Lamberton Robesonian
R. Privatt
Fayetteville Baptist
University of North Carolina
Morning Herald
Durham
Evening Globe
Daily Globe Herald
Greek Andrews
Sandford Express
Mail
Lillington
Broadway
Mohawk
Gulf
N.C
Louisburg Times
Tom Combs
Hunting Creek
Carthage Blade
Alfred Knight
John Scales
Halifax
Knight
Scales
Greenville Reflector
Charles Walton
Santly
James Davis
Walton
M. P. Cum-mings
Rockingham
Websters
Eekly
Eearlette
Chas. Johnston
S. W. Reid
Steel Creek
Gaston County
Denver Murders Echo Jack the Ripper Pattern
A Denver murder spree in the Stranglers Row district reports a Japanese girl victim with garroting using a twisted towel. Two prior victims were French. All robbed, killer unidentified though several arrests made. Police surgeon suggests a Jack the Ripper type, causing terror among dissolute women.
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Denver
Col
Stranglers Row
Wheeler
Jack the Ripper
White Chapel
Forest Fires Rage Across Mississippi Valley and South
Fires sweep North Mississippi West Tennessee and Eastern Arkansas entering Alabama near Florence. Shoal Creek area near Florence battles flames to defend homes as dozens of structures burn. Paris Tennessee and Hollywood Mississippi towns are ringed by fire with residents facing destruction. near Renova Mississippi Hary Owsley and wife perished in the blaze.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Alabama
Florence
Tennessee River
Shoal Creek
Paris
James Snyder
Hollywood
Miss
Renova
Fiarry Owsley
White
Train Robbers Strike Near Muskogee After Dark
Reports from Muskogee I T dated November fourteen describe the Cook gang holding up a northbound Missouri Kansas and Texas train at Blackstone switch five miles north of town. Fifteen bandits robbed passengers while guards and the express messenger failed to stop them. Officials seek federal troops as violence, rape, and murder allegations accompany the raid.
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Musxoerg
I. T
Blackstone
Muskogee
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Cook
United States
Bill Cook
Cherokee Bill
Express
Exress
Washington, D.C
Commissioners of Indian Affairs
Wisdom
Blackstone Switch
Interior Department
Smith
Lamont
U S Five Per Cent Bonds Offered by Treasury
The Treasury announces sealed proposals for up to 50 million dollars of five percent bonds dated February 1, 1894 with interest from November 1, 1894. Bids due November 24, 1894, payment in gold, with 20 percent funded on acceptance and installments thereafter. Major banks Drexel Morgan Speyer & Co and John A. Stewart poised to take the full issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
United States
Washington, D. C
J. G. Carlisle
Secretary of Treasury
New York
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Speyer & Co
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Co
London
Nda
Peffer Forecasts Populist Rise and Party Realignment
Senator Peffer predicts a post election realignment with a new party formed by dissatisfied Democrats and Republicans uniting with Populists. He says Democrats wasted a chance to survive, paving the way for a coalition to challenge the Republicans and oppose gold monometallism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sek
Senate
Washington, D. C
Peffer
Congress
Washington
Democratic Party
New Party
Republican Party
Party of Gold
Free
Robbers Captured After Dawson Bank Attack
Falls City Nebraska November 13 191X an attempt to rob the Dawson bank last week ended with a dynamite blast that burned the general store of Mike Miller. A overcoat found near the bank tied to Elias Styles led to a home search by Sheriff Furgeson and Miller where stolen goods were recovered and Styles found with a fuse. Styles confessed involvement with Schierfine and Candee in the bank outrage and last year’s fire at the Dawson mill. The Cand ees have been in custody repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Dawson
Mike Miller
Elias Styles
Furgeson
Miller
Styles
Schierfine
Candee
Candees
Tragedy in Elmira as Husband Kills Two Then Himself
H V Straight, flour and feed store operator, shot his wife and her sister in Elmira after a note requesting reconciliation. He then shot himself, dying within hours as his wife died later that evening and the sister lay gravely injured. TheCouple and sister were respected residents, the tragedy shocking the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
H. V. Straight
Straight
Whitford
Arnot- Ogden Hospital
Likelihood of War Between Mexico and Guatemala
City of Mexico reports rising tensions with Guatemala despite official denials. The Nineteenth battalion sailed from Vera Cruz toward the border while the Fourteenth artillery prepares to follow. The government has supplied 80 000 cartridges to the army as anxiety grows in the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico
Guatemala
Vera Cruz
Fourteenth Artillery
War Department
Terrific storms sweep Brussels and coast of Europe
A series of Nov 13 wind, rain, and hail storms cause heavy property damage and loss of life across Brussels, HampureG Ath and coastal towns. Reports cite fifteen deaths, wrecked ships, and damaged telegraph lines with international relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Irish Parliamentary Party
Brussels
Ath
Lubeck
London
China
Japan
United States
Tiseris
North Sea
Germany
Justin McCarthy
Dublin Herald
O’brien
Dillon
Bern
Cologne Gazette
Seaneual
Shanghai Mercury
English Channel
Dover
Galais
la Flandre
St. Malo
France
Cherbourg
Sierra Leone
Africa
Amrise
Monrovia
Settra Kroo
China to Apologize for Taku Forts Incident
In line with a British demand the forts at Taku saluted the British steamship Chung King with twenty one guns. China will degrade Taozi Sheng for the assault on the ship and its Japanese passengers and will apologize to England for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shan Gu Hai
Taku
China
England
Daring Baltimore Teen Katie Ryan Makes Six Foot Leaps
Baltimore harnessing headlines as sixteen year old Katie Ryan earns notoriety for repeated escapes and a sixty foot jump. Her mother screens doors and bars fail as she slips out nightly. She is placed at House of the Good Shepherd but vows to run again and hides in dormitory rooms until caught by a watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Katie Ryan
Katie
House of the Good Shepherd
Eaalae
Also Mentioned on This Page
State. News
Winston
Tortown
Hardin & Farmer
Beaver Creek
Ashe County
Wins Sentinel
Hickory Press
Carolinian
Ice Jones
John Jones
M. M. McCall
Prayet Ashe
Reeves
Greer
New Berne Journal
LaGrange
Joe Shields
Shields
Smith and
Sechrest
Horney
High Point Enterprise
Murfreesboro Index
Richard
Murfreesboro
R and T
Fa. and
Seaboard
Franklin
Winston Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Messrs
Jas
Harrison Miller
Salem
Roxboro
W. A Jones
R. H. Johnston
Lawsonville
Webster's Weekly
Clinton
D. H. McLean
Cape Fear
Sampson
Ple
McLean
Obids
Wilkes County
Lewis Miller
the Chronicle
Yadkin Ripple
Burk Kirby
Dalton
Rob Harris
Kirby
Sam M. Spears
L. S. Fleming
Scotland Neck
B. F. Bryant
Miss Vanney
Mr. Whittington
Wilkesboro
Louisburg
Jas. A. Henley
Franklinton
W. R. Boon
W. A. Moore
Charlotte Observer
Calvin Crawford
Killough and Hunter
Overcash’s Row
McDowell Street
Crawford
Cal
Alleghany Star
M. A. A. Woodruff
Ashe
Alleghany
George Woody
Superior Court
Surry County
Statesville
Ephram Scroggs
Troutman’s
Scroggs
James Scroggs
J. E. Cochrane
U. S. Bonds
Senator Peffer
Nebraska
Guatmala
Late Foreign News
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