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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

13 Oct 1891

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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1891

Page

3

Goldsboro Argus leads North Carolina news across movement and growth

The Goldsboro Argus enters its 13th volume while Winston's sewerage work progresses and Charlotte eyes a proposed glass factory. Reports cover J W McDonald's sudden death, New Berne ice capacity doubling, Fayetteville street railway nearing completion, major foreseen duties at Cumberland fair, and regional civic projects from Mecklenburg to Alamance amid varied local events and notable births and marriages.

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Crean Goldsboro Argus Winston Bingham School Asheville Charlotte J. W. McDonald Robeson County Mitchell Bancombe Lewis Maddux Cabarrus County Mecklenburg County Durham Light Infantry Greensboro Carthage Salisbury Upper Cape Fear H. L. Clarke Illinois E. L. Hughes Reidsville Greenville John W. Hayes United States Geological Corps Federal Court Orange Randolph, Stokes Surry Archie Johnson Richmond County John S. Bassette Goldsboro Johns Hopkins University Thomas F. Price New Berne Walter L. Steele Rockingham Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Carolina Lumber Company Tillery Scotland Neck Branch Wilkesboro American Tobacco Company Duke & Sons Durham D. P. Teague Burlington Warehouse Alamance Gleaner George H. Cox Birdie May Rawley Ed. Hayes Richmond Lemiy Salisbury Herald R. H. Wright Orange County Ellen Couch F. G. Dupree Falkland Presbyterian Lexington Co. W. Maxwell South Mountains Burke County Red Springs E. F. Young Queen City Guards Gilmer Brentzer Young State Guard Charlotte Chronicle New Providence Christian Church William Purnell Stovall Granville County Huntsville Tarboro Southerner Edgecombe County Mount Holly Robert Underwood W. D. L. Alexander Huntersville Charllotte News Charlotte News J. T. Chalmers Associate Reformed Church Fourth Street United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Wayne County Montgomery Court Armfield Elizabeth City Samuel Waters Carolina Central Tyron Street John W. Pelletier Wildwood William Hollister Morganton Middleton Hyde I County R. L. Askew Charles Harden Bertie Bertie County Harden
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News in Brief from Across the World and States

A wide compilation reports multiple deaths and disasters from Oct. 5 to Oct. 9. Notable items include political figures such as John Pope Hennessy and W H F Lee ill in Alexandria, Parnell's death in Brighton, and a fatal collision near Kenova. Also noted are ship gold cargoes, factory and rail accidents, a bomb scare in Trieste, and a tobacco and cotton market outlook.

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Lospex John Pope Hennessy Kilkenny Louisville Jacob Kuhns New York la Touraline Alexandria Lee Loxpon Parnell Brighton Walsingham Terrace Corp City James Nance Peyton Fuqua Nance Hudson Street CuHak LesTon S.C Charleston Daily World Weeky World World Budget Company Episcopal Palace Trieste U. S Yorktown Valparaiso Washington Brooklyn Navy Yard Curiaco Atlanta South Standard Oil Company Robert P. Mayes Ide Mayesville D. C Chicago Grant Knights of Pythias Holyhead Cairo The Cotton Association Association Lexington John Hostetter Laxsing Mich Michigan Farmers’ Alliance Ocala Ashland Norfolk and Western Kenova West Virginia H. Howell Minneapolis Minn Daily Market Record North Dakota Minnesota Norfo Conn Berkley Gordonsville Chesapeake and Ohio Railway J. Frank Gibson Cincinnati Samuel Benedict West Twentieth Street Grand Hotel Lonpox Mr. Parnell Baltimore Union Tunnel Pennsylvania Avenue Fulton Station Pennsylvania Railroad Trac Argyle Avenue Maryland Railroad Thomas Hughes Julius Miller
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Massive blaze consumes Tooley Street warehouses in London

An immense fire in London at Mark Brown's wharf Tooley street drew twenty fire engines. It wrecked four colonial produce warehouses packed with tea, tal low and cinnamon. The blaze lit half the city with a glare beyond belief before subsiding.

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Loxpoy Mark Brown Tooley Street London
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Gatling Plans New Heavy Gun Factory

Dr Richard J Gatling the inventor of the Gatling gun announces a new heavy gun manufacturing process and forms a stock company in Marion Indiana with 1 000 000 capital to be fully subscribed. Only 100 000 remains to be guaranteed.

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Marion Ind Richard J. Gatling Christendom
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Destructive Fire in Mapriple Destroys Twenty Three Houses

A mid night Santander dispatch reports a hospital fire in Mapriple spreading rapidly. Initially twenty two houses were said to be doomed but twenty three houses in Calle Cesneras and Calle Monte are confirmed destroyed. Several people were injured during the blaze.

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Mapriple Santander Calle Cesneras Calle Monte
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