Raleigh News Roundup with Legal and Civic Notes
Seaboard Air Line receives high powered engines for fast trains. March licenses show 9 white and 15 colored marriages. State Fair office moves to Pace building at Martin and Salisbury. Political debate centers on the silver question. Miller vs Sheaf decided by Supreme Court upholding lower court. Deputy reports seizure of 95 gallons illicit distillery near Roscoe. owner William Hopkins escaped. State fair and World’s Fair discuss cooperation for a North Carolina exhibit in Chicago. No North Carolinian injured in shed fall near cruiser Raleigh. Matt D. Lee of Goldsboro injured. Royal Arcanum shows boom with 13 new initiates and 40 applications. Richmond hosts Grand Army encampment with Meade Post Raleigh. 46 posts in department. Milburnie sees William Smith jailed after bail surrender for assault on Goodwin. Editor Strong praises Mrs. A W Haywood naming cruiser Raleigh. Raleigh centennial charter celebration planned during fair week with floats. L O Lougee reports Building and Loan Association strong with five hundred shares issued. Superior Court records: Hinton acquitted on crop removal. Rogers convicted of forgery, four years. Other cases include larcenies and bonds. Capitola Horton alias Nipper Blalock jailed for bigamy after marriage to Blalock post widow. Senator Carlisle to speak at University commencement June 1. Counterfeit money case shown by Chief Hearts with moulds. notable criminals Hartsfield and Johnson discussed. Public notices include health ads and drugstore recommendations.
Journalists Scooped on Republican Plans in Raleigh
A Raleigh meeting of Republicans to discuss forming a Tariff League was arranged quietly while reporters were distracted by the Raleigh cruiser launch. The gathering, attended by Republicans from Michigan and Virginia, aimed to steer tariffs away from high duties. The article warns journalists to distrust politicians and notes no league is guaranteed, while an unrelated ad promotes Buchlen's Arnica Salve by John Y. MacRae.
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Asheville
State Protective League
Raleigh
Republic
John Nichols
Tyros
Michigan
Virginia
Nichols
Gorman
Buchlen
John Y. MacRae
A Marshall Saved Life and Hair in Monticello
In Monticello Florida on January twenty first eighteen ninety, Marshal W F Ware describes long illness with malaria rheumatism and dyspepsia. After using four bottles of P P P he recovers strength and hair regrows. Witness I C Owens notes the testimony.
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FP. P. P
W. F. Ware
Monticello
Fla
I. C. Owens
Reduced Rates Announced for State Republican Convention Travel
The Richmond and Danville Railroad posts special return and one way fares for the Republican State convention in Raleigh. On sale April 12 to 14 with tickets valid to April 17, prices include Charlotte 7.45, Greensboro 4.80, Lincolnton 8.40, Rural Hall 5.95, Winston Salem 5.60, Durham 1.65, Goldsboro 2.75, Marion 3.40, Selma 1.65.
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Raleigh
Richmond
Danville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Lincolnton
Rural Hall
Winston- Salem
Durham
Goldsboro
Marion
Selma
North Carolina Baptist Sunday School Convention
Winston
Henderson
Selina
Market reports show slow cotton trade and mixed futures
New York April 2 reports Hubbard Price Co notes slow market with Liverpool opening up then retreating amid fears of short time in British cotton industry. Prices drifted, gains small as demand signals and New Orleans spot shipments influence outlook. Receipts at ports estimated 8,000 bales. futures close steady with modest gains. spot sales 5,000 bales.
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New York
Messrs. Hubbard, Price & Co
Liverpool
Bruxiland
Hirnerw
New Orleans
Raiveston
Vorfolk
Hkom’l
Dali
Market highlights and price movements across grains and fats
Market report notes steady to firmer trend in oats and flour with mixed futures. Wheat and corn show weakness on disappointing cables and demand softness, while pork and lard decline modestly in provisions. Regional notes include Norfolk peanut market steady and Charleston rosin and spirits turpentine prices unchanged.
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Curiaco
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the State Chronicle
City News
Seaboard Air Line
State Fair
Pace Building
Martin and
Salisbury Streets
Society
Miller Vs. Sheaf
Rowan County
Supreme Court
Sam Jones
White
Roscoe
Chatham County
William Hopkins
Chicago
Matt. D. Lee
Royal Arcanum
Order In
Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Meade
North Carolina
Milburnie
William Smith
Goodwin
Strong
The
Charlotte Democrat
A. W. Haywood
City of
Marcellus Hinton
E. B. Rogers
Wilson Shepherd
James Everett
Wrightsville
Grean
Warren G. Elliott
Wilmington & Weldon Railway
Daniel Crocker
Riddick Britt
Alonzo Fuller
Sidney Womble
Willie Mitchell
H. S. Smith
Gus Richardson
Henry Roberts
Little River Township
Richardson
Roberts
Brooks
Capitola Horton
Nipper
Blalock
Sis” Blalock
Wake
J. C. Blalock
Superior Court
Senator Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Mlomey Chief of Police Hearts
Hartsfield
Johnson
Albany
Heartt
Dr. King
la Grippe
Ayer
Ely
Henry C. Clark
Onticello, Fla
Market Reports
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
Kratesen
North Carolina R. R
R. & G. Railroad
S &R_k
Releigh
Raleigh Street Railway
N.C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Carateigh Phosphate Mills
N.C. Car Company
North Carolina Wagon Company
Peace Institute
Raleigh Land and
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
South Carolina Browns
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Gentral
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern
City Mills
Southern Flour
Bo Family
Shorts
Sige
Ibn . Cohn
Sc.gher
the City
Boul
U.S
SY Test Muscovato
Beltimora
Butte Ste Creamery
Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
Naval Stores
Wimmetor
N. C
Charleston
S. C
S. Coenry
Drayton St
Savannah
Lirvmaan
Samuel Cherry
Kemp
Simmons Liver Regulator
D. W. Burne
Newbern, N
Simmons
George S. Judsey
Hartford Conn
Simmons Ba
S.S.S
S.S. S
Joan W. Dantzis
Anders
Swift Specific CO
Ailates
Cotchester
Amtent Co
Marston CO
Pane Place
T. A. Slocum
Pearl St
N.Y
Richmont
D. T. Johnson
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Mail Sons
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