North Carolina editorial notes on politics and culture
The Raleigh Chronicle discusses editor responsibilities for correspondents and publishes letters from readers. It covers the Western storm damage in central Illinois, bank failures, Third party politics in North Carolina, Rev. Weston’s lectures on Marechal Ney, Oscar W Blacknall’s literary work, and dismisses Corean upheavals while noting broader Asia-Pacific interests.
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Weston
Raleigh
Peter Stuart Ney
Marechal Ney
Charlotte
Hickory
Row on Sullivan train sparks dispute with Albright
A Greensboro visitor reports a near clash on the Sullivan train over a ticket dispute with C P Albright who runs Holt’s Haw River store. Sullivan restrained by a bystander and Captain Morris calmed the scene as passengers feared an escalation.
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Danville
Register
C. P. Albright
Holt
Haw River
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Albright
Mr. Albright
Tom Morris
Pugilist
Fire wipes out Brookys mill yard stables horses
Brookys New York April 13 the planing mill lumber yard and stables of Hardy Voorhis and Co on Newton Creek were destroyed by a morning fire. Sixteen valuable horses burned to death and total loss is put at 150000 dollars.
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N. Y
Hardy, Voorhis and Co
Newton Creek
Banished Cuban Carmel Carreira from Nicaragua
Pasama April 13 Carmel Carreira, a Cuban, has been banished from Nicaragua due to involvement in a political conspiracy.
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Cable
Pasama
Carmel Carrera
Marion Butler Addressing Court House Crowd in Henderson
Marion Butler spoke to a full Henderson crowd in the courthouse with Democrats scattered present. He was introduced by T A Eppes of the Vance County Alliance. The speakers criticized political manipulators and warned about third party entanglements, as observers noted Butler’s surface fairness.
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North Carolina
Marion Butler
Henderson
Court House
T. A. Eppes
Vance County Alliance
Senate
Mecklenburg County
G Butler
Z. I. Garrett
Vance County
Butler
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Hades
Chilton Asked to Resign as State Department Chief Clerk
Washington April 13. Robert B. Chilton chief clerk of the Department of State and former Private Secretary to Vice President Morton has been asked for his resignation. W. W. Rockhill, a friend of Assistant Secretary Quincy, is named as his successor.
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Associated Press
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Robert 8. Chilton
Department of State
Morton
W. W. Rockhill
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