State News from North Carolina Localities and Events
Reports from towns across North Carolina note farm yields, business suspensions, and civic projects. Highlights include stock-law elections in Wilkes county, Lees on distilleries seized in Cleveland, new bank authorization in Elizabeth City, and Trinity College opening with 200 students. Also mentioned are road and school developments, weather effects on crops, and notable local deaths and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Fair
Bill Nyean
Asheville
Dallas Eagle
C. H. Little
Wilkes County
Winston
Eliza B. Dudley
Newberne
J. W. Birkhead
Register of Deeds
Randolph
Asheboro
Randolph County
IL. Starnes
Eliza Penland
Cleveland County
Forbis and
Ware
First National Bank of
Elizabeth City
Trinity College
Concord Standard
Cabarrus County
Asheville Mountain Home Journal
Leonard
Oxford
J. B. Hunter
Granville County
Thos. Dixon, Jr
New York
Raleigh
Charlotte
W. Lee
Harnett County
State Chronicle
Charles M. Stedman
Natt Atkinson
New River
Oxford Female Seminary
Second Presbyterian Church
Bingham School
Cct
Eliza Goodman
No. 5
North Caroline
Presbyterian Church
North Carolina
John L. Carroll
Chapel Hill
Baptist Church
Latter Place
Iredell County
Statesville
Forsyth County
Court House
Cronly
Wilmington Messenger
W. R. Albright
Graham
Argus
Cleveland Cotton Mill
Ben Bostick
Carthage
James
T. Redden James
Buncombe
North Winston
H. O. Hyatt
Kinston
Biltmore
George Vanderbilt
Crowell
Jenn
New London
Stanly
Willis Cogdell
A. B. O'neal
Joe Blackman
John Mattox
Cdl
Galfsboro
J. M. Ledford
Jonesboro
Lee
Goldsboro
Baptist State Convention
H. 8
Hazell
Webster
Sylva
Jackson County
Asheville Home Journal
Laurinburg
Constable Beasley
Robert McDuffie
Robert
South Carolina
J. Plifimkel
Lenoir
Lienkel
Charlotte News
Sam Watson
Morning Star
Smithfield
M. L. Wade
Harnett
Newton
Henderson
Newbern Journal
Wm. E. Clarke
Jeremiah Marr
Detroit
God
Catharine Marr
Piqueta Avenue
Mich
Tarboro
Pope divorce agitation halts Stockbridge boat parade
The Pope advocates divorce issues while the Stockbridge Bowl parade in Massachusetts was called off. Other items report Andrew Thompson dies at 67 in Newbury NY, diphtheria epidemic in Shelbyville Indiana with thirty deaths in 48 hours, and the Chestertown Maryland peach crop exceeding 3 million baskets amid poor prices and uprooting trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge Bowl
Mass
Andrew Thompson
Newbury
N. Y
Shelbyville
Ind
Chestertown
Boston
Pavlokiol
Turkey
Refel
Tyrol
Sir Charles Russell
Sir Horace Davey
Maybrick
Rome
Patrick Gilleran
West Shore
Newburg
National Harness Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Philadelphia
Penn
Joseph England
Topeka
Kansas
William Hecht
Hecht Packing House
Kearney
Neb
Harrison
Daughters of the Kan
Eagle Bridge
Dalton
Fisher
Albert
Cape Grisnez
France
Dover
Marathon
Bormbay
Mary KE. Hobson
Delaware River
Greenwich
N. J
James Woodrum
Laurel Creek
West Virginia
Harry Murdock
William Haesler
Chicago
Daniel David
David
New York
Pennsylvania
Binghamton
Plymouth
Eng
South America
Rio Janeiro
Bombay
H. M.S Marathon
H. M. S. Redbreast
Keystone Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Lansing
Mich
Troy
Brother Bartholomew
St. Joseph's Provincial Seminary
Edward Doyle
Hamprton
Haines
John Goode
Voorhees
Treasury Surplus Dips To 48 Million Balance
Washington September 14 heavy Treasury disbursements reduce the net balance from 60 million on September first to 48 million. The total includes 17.53 million in subsidiary silver and 15.5 million in government bank depositories.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Train Wreck Kills Engineer in Alabama Gap
A eastbound Georgia and Pacific freight train jumped the track at Day's Gap near Birmincham Alabama this morning. Engineer John Whiteworth died instantly while fireman Brewster conductor Hilton and brakemen Brewerly Crawford and Gamble suffered minor injuries.
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Birmincham
Ala
Georgia & Pacific Railroad
Day's Gap
John Whiteworth
Brewster
Hilton
Brewerly
Crawford and
Gamble
Accidental Shot Wounds Simon Fox Near Luray
In Luray Virginia on September 14 Simon Fox aged around twenty one years accidentally shot himself while gathering chinquepins. His gun slipped and discharged wadding loads through the foot causing a serious painful wound. Also reported an attempted burglary at Mr. D J Bowman’s house with a negro suspect about thirty five years old escaping.
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Vanesville
Haywood
Durham Sur
University of North Carolina
Charlotte Democrat
C. F. & Y. W. Railroad Company
Fayetteville
Shelby Aurora
Cleveland County
Shelby
N. J. Brown
John L. Brown
Charlotte
J. B. Kerr
Person
Roxboro
Carthage Blade
Maj
A. D. McKay
Elkin
Winston Sentinel
Laurinburg
Vehangye
Mountain Creek
Raleigh Mirror
A. D. Hill
J.C. Marconi
A. D. Till
Smithfield Herald
Kenly Vistor
W. H. Bridgers
Alliance Democrat
Belmont
Catawba County
Adolphus Young
Hickory Press
Davidson College
Brunswick
Court House
Southport
Lockwood
Wilmington Jersey
Wison Mirror
Old Dominion
Washington
Norfolk
Asheville
Letticia L. Stuart
Stuart
Owensburg
M. I. Justus
Cowpens
Hendersonville
George Vanderbilt
Charlotte Chronicle
Charles Wilson
Robert Stokes
N. College Street
Wilson
Rush
Caton’s Still
Lisa
Concord Standard
Charlotte Oil and Fertilizer Works
Winston
Tobacco City
Greensboro
Scales
Sam Kellam
Stanly
John Perry
Madison
KE. F. Fagg
United States
High Point Enterprise
Clinton
Elizabeth City
Economist
Falcon
Edenton
Thomas H. Leary
Watauga Democrat
Nathan Harrison
Blue Ridge Township
Mulberry Springs
Wilmington & Weldon
Dudley
Henderson
W. A. Cheatham
Parnell
Charles
J. Porter
Rocky Point
Stony Bay
Onslow County
R. G. Dunn
Central Methodist
Tarboro
Pioneer Warehouse
J. D Austin
Salisbury
Richmond
Davis & Wiley Bank
Henderson Tomahawk
W. B. Wheeler
Alliance Warehouse
Davis Warehouse
Davis House
J. C. Neal
Col
J. M. Heck
Fan Blount Street
Wilmington
Taba Apy
R. B. Little
Smith’s
Ford
Columbus Corridor
Mills
Mollie Ledbetter
Ledbetter
Cabarrus County
Corrider
Mollie
Rannon
Harropspur
Beasleys
Jordans
Jordan
Darwood Jordan
Salvisa
Owen Beasley
Beasley
Luray
Simon Fox
Ambrose
Yesterd
D. J. Bowman
Bowman
FATAL SPANISH FLOODS DELUGE TO TOLEDO PROVINCE
Maprid reports devastating floods in Toledo province with two thousand dead and massive damage. Roads and railways are destroyed hindering aid as 1,500 perished in Consuegra from the Amarguillo overflow. Many injured and cattle lost, widespread property damage.
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Maprid
Toledo
Consuegra
Fast Run on the Rails from New York to Buffalo
A Wagner car special sped from New York to Buffalo in seven hours and twenty minutes, setting the longest railroading long distance record. The trip included brief delays at Albany and Syracuse and a nine minute halt at Fairport due to a hot journal. Conductor Rockwell led the train which covered 69 miles in 67 minutes after Fairport, with the fastest mile in 48 seconds.
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Buffalo
Rockwell
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G. W. Hoiner
Augusta County
Ambrose Fox
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