Louisburg Female College announces 1892 session and courses
Louisburg Female College in Louisburg North Carolina lists the next session starting September first 1892 with fall literary and physical courses. It details music art elocution stenography typewriting telegraphy business courses penmanship and brick building, a 1224 acre campus, and campus amenities with catalogue available from president S D Bagley.
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Oxford Female Seminary Announces August 1 Session Opens
Oxford Female Seminary in Oxford invites enrollment for its annual session starting in August. Degrees offered include B A and G EK, with graduate courses in English and business typing and stenography. The faculty holds diplomas from University of Virginia Lauren School of Languages and other institutions. 40 week session charges total 170 dollars for board and full courses including drawing and physical culture.
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Typewriter Headquarters Offer Big Savings Worldwide
Typewriter Headquarters promotes all makes with thorough examination before acceptance. Large stock with two floors and nationwide shipping at about half price. Rentals available and illustrated catalogs free. Located at Broadway New York and Monroe St Chicago.
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Burning Freight Cars Paralyze Erie Rail Yard Strikes
A large Erie line yard episode from Burraro describes nighttime arson by striking workers. Forty two car train torched, with flames spreading to coal cars on Lehigh Valley, as switch lights vanish and engines are barred. Police and National Guard mobilize as dozens of trains halted and 1500 cars feared doomed.
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Buchanan Runs Independent for Governor
Gov. Buchanan declares as an independent candidate, saying he loves democracy but will run when urged by citizens, presenting himself free from all classes. Non-union labor holds at Carnegie steel see no mass exodus as gates reopen. 200 strikers on hand, none depart by noon. Baseball results list scores from major games with Washington, Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Louisville, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Brooklyn. W. O. Smith of Luxeapore makes an assignment, liabilities and assets undisclosed. Cholera containment claimed in St. Petersburg by authorities.
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Miss Zoe Gayton Walks From New York Toward San Francisco
Lyxcasure Virginia August 15 Miss Zoe Gayton walking from New York to San Francisco on railroad tracks via New Orleans arrived in Lynchburg with escorts. She started from New York three weeks ago and will cover 8869 miles in 167 working days averaging about 23 miles daily. She lost two days to illness near Washington but reached Lynchburg 12 miles ahead of schedule. She left this afternoon on the Richmond and Danville railroad tracks toward Danville and Atlanta.
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TERMINAL REORGANIZATION MEETING ACTIONS AT RICHMOND
A stockholders meeting in New York August 15 urged removal of obstacles to the Richmond and West Point Terminal railway reorganization led by Drexel Morgan & Co. A proxy committee was elected to vote stock unable to attend at the September 15 Richmond meeting.
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Military in East Tennessee Miners Revolt
Inman and Victoria, Sequathichie valley see mass sentiment as 300 armed miners seize guards at coal mines, detain 272 convicts in box cars bound for Nashville. Gov. Buchanan orders posse and militia on standby. Attorney-General Norman travels to valley as state guards ready for possible further clashes amid high regional tension.
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Democracy Solidifies In Rappahannock Convention
Ricumonp Virginia August 15. The Democratic state central and executive committee met at the Bullard House with full attendance and harmony. Plans and prospects for the campaign were freely discussed. Attendees urged vigorous campaign tactics and free newspaper and literature circulation to win the coming election. Some concern over a third party movement lingered, but the belief persisted that tariff and force bill issues would bring voters back to democracy.
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Democratic County Convention Praised as Harmonious and Strong
The Pittsporo county convention on Saturday drew wide attendance and praise for unity and vigor. Capt W L London was nominated for the Senate with W Atwater and B B Phillips for the House. Incumbent county officers were renominated except the coroner and surveyor who joined a third party.
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Alliance Lodge Disbands In Stokes County
A leading farmers alliance lodge in Stokes County dissolves with most members pressing to join the third party. The county lecturer belonged to the lodge and Moses Lawson urges unity with the Democratic Party. In Forsythe, Colored citizens call a Winston county convention next Saturday to discuss political matters and consider nominating a full county ticket.
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Rev Broughton Attacks Sabbath Desecration in Sermon
Special to the State Chronicle reports Rev L Broughton pastor of Broad Street Baptist Church in North Carolina delivering a sermon on Sabbath desecration. He attacked drug stores tobacco warehouses and street cars for Sabbath open commerce calling them “new kind of missionaries.” The item also notes a Memphis morning newspaper planned by third partyites with John H McDowell as editor and General James G Field aiding the venture.
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The Great Races and the New Depot Opening
The article touts an extraordinary horse racing lineup with many descendants of notable sires and fast times, urging attendance for a rare event in North Carolina. It also reports the announced opening of the new depot, with railway officials confirming the change will occur next Sunday.
Stroud Wins Elector in Raleigh Third Party Run
A compact Raleigh convention led by Otho Wilson selected S. O. Wilson as temporary chair and J. P. Spence as secretary for the Peoples Party. W. F. Stroud was elected congressman on the first ballot after denoting Omaha platform support, with Stroud’s victory confirmed despite mixed county support. The meeting adjourned with few loud cheers, while a separate Winston violence note reported a fatal shooting of Fred Shereah by Thomas Vinson and a separate incident of a South Carolina man firing at officers.
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Valuable Property For Sale Under Court Order
Public notice to purchasers of real estate of Mary A. Morehead deceased. Court ordered sale after adequate advertisement. Interested buyers must apply to the undersigned. Offer justified will place property on market and sale conducted by C. F Ray, member of American Ticket Brokers Association, 25 South Main Street Asheville North Carolina. July 5 24 mo.
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