Turpentine Drops and Crops Charge in Various Counties
State headlines recount diverse items from North Carolina towns. White capping charges surface in Smith County jail detentions. cotton, corn, wheat and tobacco crops note storms and potential rail projects. pirates of the road and forgeries are mentioned alongside baptist revivals and local court actions. Notable figures include Robt H. Braxton and Rev J A Pitchford amid long list of rural incidents and civic notes.
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Smith Ei
Charlotte Township
Mecklenburg
Statesville
Charlotte
Carteret County
H. Braxton
Bunjende County
Cline
China Grove
Salisbury
Sanford
Dunaway
Cape Fear
Jiennie Tyson
Carthage
Ruthford College
Hickory Press
St. Fime Colored Baptist Church
Cashie River
Windsor Ledger
J. J. Stafford
Princeton
Faithfield Herald
Daniel Blue
Aberdeen & West End Railroad
Carthage Blade
Irvin Summers
Hamlet
Ingham Rocket
P. F. Baxter
Belwood
Cleveland County
Shelby Aurora
Kinston
Reedy Creek
Warrenton
A. S. Morris
Thomasville
High Point Enterprise
Sheriff Smith
Raleigh Havang
Ktnston
Ee Management
Newight
E Blade
Washington
Atesville Landmark
Sennarvis
Eeruty
Sdesboro Messenger Intelligencer
Wadesre
Liberia
Stancil
Tapton
A. Cn
Henry Cla Ley
Acher
Mizell
John S. Wood
Harthfield Henrie
Communism of Pelf in Cleveland Tariff Letter to Catchings
President Cleveland states he will allow the tariff bill to become law without signature. He criticizes hidden protections, calls for free raw materials, and urges Democratic reformers to persist against protected monopoly in pursuit of fair tariffs benefiting consumers and workers nationwide. The letter to Representative Catchings dates August 27, 1894.
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Washinatoy
Representative Catchings
Mississippi
Executive
Washin
D. C
T. C. Catchings
Clark
Alabama
Congress
Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
Pelfs
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Marriage of Fortorta minister to mulatto woman shocks town
Fortorta Ohio August 26 A sensational wedding occurred last night when Rev Mr Thompson of the Methodist Church married Libbie Hawk a mulatto woman described as refined educated and a devout church worker She had long received noticeable attention from the minister causing the congregation to protest and the church to close after granting him an indefinite leave of absence.
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Fortorta
Ohio
Is It a Conspiracy Charles L Glasscock Suit Story
Charles L Glasscock a Southern railway clerk sues a United States Senator for alienation of his wife affections. The Nevada senator, suspected as target, denies and recounts how Glasscock sought favors and later alleged blackmail. The article notes payments for coal and medicines to Glasscock's family and ensuing legal action.
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Charles L. Glasscock
Washington
Southern Railway
United States
New York
Bradley
Stewart
Nevada
Senate
Browart
Glasscock
Interior Department
Capitol
Conspiracy Blackmail Case Involving Mrs Glasscock
A letter writer exposes a plan to force a scene and publish a scandal at the Capitol. He states Mrs Glasscock and her husband plotted intrusion, threats, and a collusive divorce suit with several co conspirators over three months. Evidence and affidavits have been presented to Judge Bradley for punishment.
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Capitol
Jud Bradley
Japanese Move North of Taku and Disembark Troops
The Morning Post dispatch from Shanghai reports that Japan is landing troops north of Taku preparing to march on Pekin. It also notes 20,000 troops disembarked on the YaLu Kiang near the China Corea boundary, with twenty eight warships. A rear attack on China is planned.
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London
The
Morning Post
Shanghai
Taku
Pekin
YaLu Kiang
China
Corea
The Fabric Strikers
Dover mill No. 1 halted operations as managers plan to supply filling for all looms to resume weaving. New England mills face resumed production with Bristol and Pierce also expected to restart next week under old wage terms, though confirmation is uncertain.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco Mill
Brproro
Mass
Bristol and Pierce
Fall River Mills Stand United Over Wage Talks
Fall River Mass Aug 28 The Fall River Globe reports mill workers deny any break in ranks or plan to start the day labor holiday. They say no signature has been drawn to lure members from the current wage agreement and no executive meeting has occurred. Agents assert they are content and will not change the schedule until the men are ready to work.
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Fallu River
Mass
Fall River
Texas Tragedy Claims Doctor's Child in Accident
San Antonio August 28 A New York physician Dr Anderson here with his wife for weeks fired at his three year old child in the bedroom after hearing a creak. The pistol misfired mortally wounding the child then the doctor killed the wounded boy to end its suffering. He is under arrest and believed insane.
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San Antonio
Texas
Anderson
New York
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Ver Dam
Charlotte News
Rockingham Index
Williamer
A. T. Porter
Chicod Townip
Greenville Reflector
J. F. Farmer
Bell Place
Wilson Advance
Shelby
Sam Bostick
William Wyatt
Cdl
Nash Jail
Brewer
Odomonac
Cole
Wyatt
Rocky Mount Phoenix
Monroe
C. C. Newton
Africa
W. C. Newton
Newton
Geo. Helms
Thos
T. H. Simpson
Eays
Ball
A. Y
Hickory Mercury
John North
Willie Burton
Webster’s Weekly
Joseph Philips
Brinkleyville
Tarboro Southerner
Weldon
Louis Hilliard
Norfolk
Shawnsville
North Carolina Superior Court
Alliance Exchange
Measra
Q. J. Forrest
B. B. Forrest
J . Jones
M. L Taylor
Hillsboro
Primitive Baptist Association
McCrays
Alamance County
Roxboro
Henry Crater
Frank Alspaugh
Ee Wolf
Winston Ntiner
Charlie Horne
Charlie
Moffitt
Troy x
Frank Cagle
Moore County
Linford Express
Lewis Thomas
Here
A. J. Hargett
E. J. Garrison
Steel Creek
Wilkesboro
Yadkin County
Messrs
A. W. Graham
Thomas Settle
Orange
Chapel Hill
White Cross
Cedar Grove
John F. Falls
H. Cabaniss
U. S
Joan Wellman
Thomas McEntire
Alamance Gleaner
Burlington
Wm. Jhomas
McIver
State Normal and Industrial School
Albemarle
Court House
Enothera
Scotland Neck
J. H. Hopkins
Randolph Redfearn
Anson County
Redfearn
H. J. McManus
Sandy Ridge Township
Union County
McManus
J. L. Rollins
Chesterfield County
Taz. Williamson
Caswell
J. R. Burton
Charlotte Observer
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