Isai e Nex session opens at Wisburg college
A 192 reading exposes a September 1 start for a new Isai e Nex instructional program offering a library course and physical culture with board lights and fees totaling 140 dollars. The catalog lists conservatory music and stenography taught by academy graduates, along with typewriting telegraph and business courses. Facilities include 124 acres campus, water supply, and new rooms, under President S. D. Bagley at Louisburg, N. C.
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NFORD FEMALE SEMINARY Annual Session Opens
NFORD FEMALE SEMINARY announces its annual session opening in August with degrees conferred, including B A and G E. The curriculum features business courses, typewriting, shorthand, drawing, and horticulture. Prominent institutions cited include University of Virginia and Cooper Union.
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Typewriter Headquarters Offers Massive Stock and Discounts
Obscure ad copy touts a vast stock of typewriters and accessories with promises of imitation before purchase, low prices, and a free illustrated catalogue. It claims a worldwide reach and a large showroom at 186 Monroe St New York.
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Dynamite Outrage Shocks Ostend Causing Fatal Wounds
Brussels dispatch reports a dynamite explosion at the Cafe du Prince in Ostend killing three and wounding several in a disorderly scene. Police seek suspects as crowds flood the resort and terror grips aristocratic visitors from Russia and Germany.
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Homestead Labor Leaders Expect Glorious Victory
Telegraph notices from Homestead Pa report the American Federation of Labor executives are meeting with local advisers and express strong confidence in a victory. Secretary Lovejoy says operations run smoothly at Homestead and Thirty-third street amid the tense situation.
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Field Predicts Peoples Party Sweep Across Nation
Gen C Field of Virginia touring the South to Arkansas and beyond with General Weaver, predicting a sweeping victory for the Peoples Party in many states including North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Texas and more. He says he will fight to count every vote and hints Governor Buchanan may join the ticket.
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Senator Ramsoms Work and Campaign Plans
Senator Ramsom of the National Democratic campaign committee expects to lead campaign efforts from headquarters in New York and will spend extensive time in North Carolina. Chairman Simmons visited headquarters and plans to rally state leaders as the party forecasts success for New York and North Carolina. The piece also covers a train wreck in Curiaco Illinois. a divorce court ruling in Trenton. Simmons meeting with Cleveland at Buzzards Bay. family tragedy in Liberty Missouri. a Big Four railroad robbery conspiracy. cotton acreage declines in Savannah. Universal Peace Union leadership. and Ogden mine disaster fatalities.
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Thomasville Rally Draws Early Crowd for Carr and Jarvis
Special to State Chronicle Thomasville North Carolina August 13 Democrats set up six stands under shade trees for about 600 listeners to hear candidate Carr and ex Governor Jarvis Their remarks emphasized alliance integration with the Democratic Party tariff reform and farmers interests Jarvis delivered a two hour speech detailing third party aims and dismissing Weaver prospects The event included introductions by Col Fred Still and Captain Leach About 100 orphans from the local orphanage attended Governor Jarvis planned to remain in Thomasville overnight before moving on to Raleigh
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Lady de Ulter and Other Late 19th Century News
Albany dispatch reports a bookkeeper for a Auburn meat purveyor embezzled $10000. She fainted after being accused and was spared prosecution. Tangier dispatch notes Sultan forces reinforced, burning Anghera villages. Davie county farmers institute met with lectures on dairy, tobacco, potatoes. Multiple baseball results from major leagues. Treasury orders Alaska salmon protections. Congressman Warmack of Ohio gravely ill. later reported very low. President Harrison prepares acceptance letter. not campaigning. Mrs. W J Roberts of Suarsy dies, famed North Carolina singer known as mockingbird.
Miners and Convicts Rally in Tennessee Coal Creek Uprising
Report from Nashville August 13 details a tense coal field clash as 390 convicts, guarded by armed miners, are moved toward Nashville after a stolen switch engine incident. Governor Buchanan mobilizes militia, planning a statewide response with 150 miners at Coal Creek, artillery, and Gatling gun. fears of a broad fight rise across Tracey City, Inman, Oliver Springs, and surrounding mines.
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Street railroad track torn up in Asheville
City authorities on Patton avenue between the post office and public square tore up the track and repaved the street claiming the railroad company forfeited its charter for failing to meet payments. Also includes notices on Knold bail, strikers returning to work, and brief personals from Ashevilletown.
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