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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1891

Page

3

State News Digest Reports Turpentine Cattle and Deaths

A wide array of brief items from Buncombe to Gaston notes cattle distemper in Buncombe. new paper in Leaksville. local deaths including Mr. Sid Abernathy and Father Gerrard. evangelist meetings in Durham and Wilmington. ashore reports on industry, rail dividends, schools, and upcoming expositions. Multiple named places and people anchored by regional happenings and deaths.

Buncombe County Leaksville Piedmont Sid Abernathy Mecklenburg County Morton Durham Father Gerrard Charlotte Beaufort Currituck Rocky Mount Lillie Washington Chatham County J. L. Brown Wake Forest College Raleigh and Gaston Railway Kernersville Oxford Janauschek Henderson Virginia Kentucky Raleigh Pitt County Wilson Tarboro Royster Sam Jones Wilmington Wessensy Lenoir Linville Chesley Gap Mu. Airy United States Geological Survey Alfred Hobbs Brogden Township Goldsboro Carpenter Brooklyn Young Men’s Christian Association Asheville Imperial Mining Engineer Corps of Russia James P. Waugh Jefferson Chronicle Wilkesboro Lexington Colored Baptist Church Mary Abernathy Gaston County Louisburg Chas Hargrove Andrew Borden Eae Charlotte News Argus B. W. Britt LaGrange B. L. Duke Elizabeth Butler Senator Butler South Carolina Highlands, N. C Edgefield, S. C Alex. McKinnon & Co Laurinburg N. C E. A. Brown Salisbury Chas. D. Blanton John L.hitchin Goldil Rowan County England Mary Earnhardt Gold Hill Salisbury Watchman Madison News Thos. Baker Gentry Rockingham County Daniel Beaver Ellen Kariker Beaver Salisbury Waterman Winston Republican Perry Green Abbott’s Creek Davidson County High Point Willis North Carolina John Stuart Raleigh Chronicle Atlantic Express Company Wilmington & Weldon Richmond & Danville Railway Commission Deli Sumatra Julius Kaufmann New Hope Jesse Knause Salem J’ress King’s Mountain News Murfresboro Jaden James Knight Union Hertford County Murphy Red Springs Covington Greensboro Durham Globe Bell Mashburn Rockingham Martha J. Terry

Global Wistful News Roundup Sparks From the Wires

A sprawling world news digest reports fires in New York and Lyons mills, a deadly hit by a train in Chicago, lynching in Wisconsin, a trail of royal and political deaths, and Balmaceda’s reported suicide near Santiago. Multiple cities, dates, and figures underscore ongoing turmoil and notable deaths.

India Irish National Federation Dublin Buffalo Columbia Chemical Works Brooklyn B.G. Bruce America Africa South America Chicago Lyons Paper Mill Co Lyons New York New York World Bradley Constantinople Agop Pasha London Ems Bremen Southampton James Ferguson Hart Foreign Office Henry Cecil Raikes Associated Press United States Patrick Egan Presient Balmaceda Curiaco Coole Brothers Carson Nev Ralph B. Stanley Ife Apt Norfolk Thomas J Nottingham Nottingham Egypt Palestine Mally Fort Worn Texas Ellis Hotel Garlington & Montgomery Berwin Gleiwitz Sile Golaczowy Wobrom Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Darling Anton Sieboldt James Mighan Court House Shieboldt Tuskegee Ala Halle T. Dillon B. T. Tanner Alabama Dillon Ala.) Institute Curbca Henry Marks Edgewater Isaac Marks Marks E. Fifth Cavalry United States Army The Herald of Sunday Valparaiso Chile Balmaceda Santiago

Convicts in Coal Creek Region Expected Free Upon Adjournment

A Knoxville dispatch reports Coal Creek and Briceville residents say state convicts will be released when the legislature adjourns unless action is taken to remove them. They declare they will be set free this time if any disturbance occurs.

Concord Concord Standard Raleigh Julians. Carr Durham United States John Krider Rowan County Salisbury Watch- Vet Louisburg Times Arch. Williams Ned Allen Salisbury Watchman T. P. Johnson Luthern Presbyterian Fassau Florida Forssyth County Windsor Ledger R. L. Askew C.T. Harden Capt. Harden Methodist Church Princeton Mr. Puckett Smithfield Goldsboro Allison Iredell Jones Petersburg Bastian’s Bridge High Point Fant Dinwiddie Potts Roach Pepper Brooks Matton Carthiund Stallings Gladstone Richardson Davis Charlotte Raleigh Chronicle Peg Leg Williams North Carolina Hickory Press Carolinian Dolph Young Camp Cre Bandys Township Graham Gleaner John H. Tarply Pleasant Grove Township Forest City Ledger Drucilla Rheinhardt Marion McDowell County Oxford 3. H. Cannady Rice & Lassiter Dr. Cannady Oxford Ledger W. H. Gregory Stovall Buffalo Lithia Springs Col. Goode Greensboro Dunn Pleasant Grove Church Harris Byrd Londle Lee Charlotte News Tarboro Southerner J.D. Husham Missate Baptist Church Scotland Neck E. N. Hatton Thos. Langley Chicod Creek Nashville Tenn Knoxville Coal Creek Briceville

SCHOONER LUELLA A SNOW LOST AT SEA NEAR CAPE HATTERAS

New York reports the American schooner Luella A Snow bound from Charleston to New York foundered in a heavy gale off Cape Hatteras on the 13th. Captain Corten and seven sailors were rescued and brought to Perth Amboy aboard the Senator Sullivan after aid from the Norwegian barque Celli bound for Marseille.

New York Luella A. Snow Charleston Corten Senator Sullivan Brunswick Perth Amboy Cape Hatteras Celli Marselles Lagnena

The Revolution in Mexico near Camargo and Mier

A San Antonio dispatch reports Mexican revolutionaries near Camargo and Mier as government troops advance from Nuevo Leon. Civilians patrol towns, weapons and provisions are seized, and a battle north of Mier leaves dead and wounded. Caterina Garza was reportedly shot and hanged. Gen. Sandoval and Gen. Gaza fled to the mountains with a few followers.

Rio Grande City Texas Mier Camargo Ringosa Nuevo, Leon CuicaGo San Antonio Juan Marcaiita Mexico Caterina Garza Sandoval Gaza

London Bank Robbery Stuns City Authorities

A major bank robbery in Lonon targets the London and Westminster Bank Limited at 41 Lathbury. Thieves stole a large parcel of bills from country banks after accessing an apartment near the main entrance. Loss estimated between 750000 and 1250000 pounds. Scotland Yard and police abroad launch wide investigations and monitor ships and centers across the British Isles and Europe.

Lonxon London and Westminster Bank, Limited Lathbury B. C Wiliam Astle H. F. Billinghurst Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard British Isles England United States

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