Betsy in the Fulton County Alliance Debate and Tempers
A colloquial account from Fulton County depicting Betsy as a volatile figure amid Alliance discussions on reform and party politics. The text covers tensions with friends, a proposed pledge to avoid political debates in Alliance lines, and a debate over aligning with the state constitution while maintaining reform aims.
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Fulton County
Luice
BF. Walker
Multan
Allance
State News From the East to the South in Turpentine and Grains
A wide North South East West roundup notes crops and trade items, including spurious five dollar gold coins in Durham, a 42 pound turkey from Soulston, and local murders, arrests, and fires. It reports editor appointments, deaths, land deals, robberies, shipwrecks, and regional incidents across North Carolina towns and counties with named towns, people, and firms.
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W P. M Courie
Durham Sun
Durham
Kinston Free Press
Fanny Wrenn Story
J F. Story
Murfreesboro
N.C
Addison Peel
Soulston Township
Goldsboro
W. P Ware
Reidsville
H Ware
Winston Sentinel
Miller
Jack Wilfong
Iredell
Supreme Court
Charlotte
New York
Person
Statesville
Baxter Cheshire
Phi
Rowan County
J Austin
Princeville
Tarboro Southerner Goldsboro Argus
Demnsy Jones
J . Pass
Rexboro Courier
Charlotte Observer
Green
Sanford Express
Stanly
Simeon Hatley
Finger
Bethel
Tarboro
Hallsboro
Ai O
Whiteville
Big Rock Creek
Mitchell County
Watauga Democrat
Egypt Railway Company
Asheboro
Randolph County
Concord Standard
Concord
Charles E. Shober
Greensboro
Washington Gazette
Ocracoke
Sam Brage
Maltby
Swan Quarter
L. Tingen
Roxboro Courier
Durham Globe
Morganton Herald
C Manly McDowell
Burke
Herald
John Lingle
John Jenkins
John Gray Bynum
Morganton
Bynum
Lingle
Tomato Leaves An Insecticide For Peach Orchards
Mrs H P Walker reports a Tomato leaf method tested in Florida for peach trees attacked by curculio and ants. By placing tomato leaves around trunks and branches, trees showed no insects next day and later leaves kept roses and oranges free of pests after soaking and spraying. She credits the discovery to the Society of Horticulture.
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el Mercurio
Valparaiso
Chili
M Leroy
Society of Horticulture
H. P. Walker
Florida Agriculturist
Yorkville court house burns this morning
A Yorkville court house was burned early today with few details given. Reports from various cities describe ship cargoes, steel plants, floods, collisions, and public notices, painting a broad snapshot of national events.
Washouts Threaten Western Railways in Tacoma
Wet weather continues in the west with heavy rains causing fears of more washouts. Northern Pacific completes a temporary Palmer bridge enabling eastbound trains to resume, while the overland passenger train from Ellensburg returns with mails and travelers. Assistant General Superintendent Dickenson arrives from Palmer and cautions the danger may ease unless landslides recur.
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Tacoma
W. T
Northern Pacific
Palmer
St Paul
Overland
Ellensburg
Dickenson
Rosa Lee Steamboat Burned At Memphis Wharf
The Rosa Lee steamboat was burned to the water’s edge at the Memphis wharf at 6 this morning. Of the thirty cabin passengers three women and about forty deck passengers and crew were saved, while six deck passengers are believed to have perished, likely trapped in the lower deck engine room where the fire began. The vessel had arrived at 4 30 and, after extinguishing the flames, the engineer went home. the night watchman later found burning cotton bales in the deck room.
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Mack Long
Woodsdale
Roxboro Cuter
Si New Berene Journal
Camden
Post Office
Telegraph
John Eaton
Mocksville
Albert Seales
Equire Pegram
W. F. Anderson Seales
Winston Sentinel
Laurinburg Exchange
Spring Hill Township
M.D Livingston
Duncan McPhatter
Spring Hill
L A. Weedon
Sanford Reepress Hickory Bulletin
Tarboro Farmers’ Advocate
Lye
Asheville
J. H. Smith
Gudger’s Bridge
Charlotte Observer
Y M.C A
D. H King
J. R. Wilson
Lenoir
Morganton Road
Wilson
Wilborn Parsons
J. L Lancaster
Glen Rock
Asheville Gazette
C. J. Austin
Tarboro Advocate
J.S Ramsey
Statesville
Thos L Ritch
John B Ritch
Cascade County
Montana
Raleigh
North Carolina Steel and Iron Company
Greensboro
Bryant Cherry
Leonidas
Mount Olive
Scotland Neck
Julia Simmons
Enoch Simmons
George Marks
D. Askew
Durham Sun
John Taylor
Bill Ferrall
Durham
Taylor
Victor Cotton Mills
Victor Mills
Charlotte News
Concord Standard
Standard
North Carolina
Granville
Richmond County
Roxboro Courier
Coddle Creek
Joseph Benson
Benson
W. R. Seif
Walter Setzer
Newton
Stronach
Rocky Mount Argonaut
John N Taylor
American Variety, Being Very Much Larger, and Averag
Mr. Crawford
J E Bowen
Shalltte Bar
Mr. Webb
Fort Minis
Yorkville
Jacksonville
Fla
Evhelmold
Fernandina
England
Florida
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Seatte
Washington
Puget Sound
Chicaco
Belt Line
Arcner
Canada
Sinclair
New York
The
Herald
Valparaiso
San Diego
Monedo
Goni
Martinsville
Ind
Stinesville
Ricum Mont
Ohio
Matoa
Ashtabuls Harbor
Philadelphia
Vale
Stockton
Cal
Baron von Kettler
State Department
Imperial Health Commission
Koch
Kineston
N.Y
Matthew T. Trumphour
Ulster County Savings Institution
State Banking Department
Memphis
Tern
Charles Walker
Murder feud erupts in San Francisco Chinatown
Dozens of policemen guard Chinatown as two rival societies clash in a periodical feud. After last Friday and Saturday murders, four men fled to the Ong Yek hall carrying navy revolvers and steel mail armor. Another man in Bartlett alley wore a paper suit of armor. Authorities fear further killings as the conflict between So Yup and Ong Yek factions intensifies.
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San Francisco
Cal
Chinatown
Ong Yek
Bartlett Alley
Silly Young Housemaid Swindled by Gypsy Enchantress
Newark New Jersey November 20 Katie Ast Falk a housemaid on Ventral Avenue was swindled out of 230 by a gypsy who promised a rich husband. She paid 150 for a charm ring and 80 for a replacement bottle and bag to reveal the man. Nine days of charms produced no result and police are still seeking the gypsy.
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Newark
Katie Ast Falk
Ventral Avenue
Katie
Cotton Crop Shrink Forecast Lowers to 6,500,000 Bales
New Orleans November 23 Henry M Neill issues a circular lowering the cotton crop estimate to 6,500,000 bales. Reports from planters and buyers indicate a real calamity due to a very short crop while port receipts through November 18 keep pace with a much larger year and courtly prices rise on the scarcity.
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New Orleans
Henry M. Neill
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