North Carolina News Roundup: Mills are Opened and Docks Expanded
A whirl of notes from Winston to Raleigh covers factory openings in Davidson College, plans for an Asheville street railway, and large property builds in Roxboro and Greenville. Distillery seizures near Greensboro, tobacco crops around Tarboro and Henderson, and railroad talks thread through the state with a mix of local incidents, pardons, deaths, and a looming oyster conflict.
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Vast World News Ledger Reports Wide Range of Incidents
A week of global dispatches notes a $20,000 fire in Chattanooga, Ottoman and Turkish disruptions, naval growth by Russia, religious and political deaths in Norfolk and Dublin, accidents from Alabama to New York, and a deadly wreck on the B&O line. Strong names include Blaine and Lee with multiple U.S. and international items.
Famine in Russia Estimated Destitute Demand Massive Grain Aid
In Petrograd on October 20 Senator Barenoff estimates at least thirty two million Russians will need aid for the next ten months. He says three hundred twenty million poods of grain are required to feed them. Prince Kaisakoff, leader of the great family, reportedly lives on crust bread to set an example for others.
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Revolution in Uruguay Leaves Fifty Three Killed
New York dispatch reports Montevideo that about six hundred revolutionists took part in an uprising. Fifty three were shot and killed and many more wounded. The plot targeted President Obez but was foiled in time to protect the Executive.
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Terrific Storm Lands London in Widespread Damage
The St James Gazette reports a ferocious storm causing extensive damage nationwide. London trees topple, chimneys fall, and many vessels go missing. The Northumberland narrowly escaped disaster after breaking moorings while Folkestone pier suffers damage. Helensburg floods surge as a tidal wave swamps rail near the town.
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