Louisburg Female College Announcement 1802–03
Louisburg Female College in Louisburg North Carolina opens the next session September 1 1802 offering literary and physical culture with board washing lights and hires for one hundred forty dollars for the year ending June 11 1803. Courses include music art elocution stenography type writing telegraphy and business with a brick building of fifty rooms on 12 1/2 acres shaded by oaks and hickorys. For catalogue address S D Bagley president Louisburg NC.
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Conservatory
Academy of Arts
Pupi
S. D. Bagley
Iyod&w2m
Louisburg
N.C
Raleigh Male Academy Opens New Year Led by Orson & Denson
The Raleigh Male Academy announces the nth year beginning Monday August. Principal statements note L. Hawood as assistant and urge parents to enroll pupils promptly. Last year was the most successful in its long career, with catalogues available at the principal's address.
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Orson & Denson
L. Hawood
Ise
Olieve
Neife
State Chronicle
New York
Cleveland and Stevenson
Wm. P. Thompson
J. H W. Inman
Hugh Garden
R. A. Vanwyck
Jos. Daly
C. F. Deems
Roger A. Pryor
Col. Robt. G. Monroe
AG. T. Harrison
G. Gordon Battle
Asheville
N. C
Dobbs
People's Party
Huffman & Co. Burke Co
U. S. Marshal
Oxford Female Seminary Announces 1802 Session
The 42d annual session opens August 1 1802 with BA and English graduate options. A business course in type writing and stenography is added. Physical culture features prominently. The faculty boasts diplomas from University of Virginia Laureur School of Languages Cooper University Art School Philadelphia Conservatory and Berlin Royal Conservatory. Board and full courses for 40 weeks cost $170.
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University of Virginia
Laureur School of Languages
Cooper University Art School of New York
Philaphi Conservatory
Royal Conservatory of Berlin
Typewriter Headquarters Offer Big Stock and Low Prices
Headquarters for the world offer all makes of typewriters at about half price. Thorough examination before acceptance, first class condition guaranteed, exchanges, rentals, large stock across two floors. Free illustrated catalogs and samples. Locations in New York and Chicago.
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Typewriter
Broadway
New York
Monroe St
Chicago
Aps
Mines to Be Smoked at Coal Creek Arrests
Twenty three men linked to the Coal Creek strike were arrested near Coal Creek as authorities move to quell unrest. Prominent leaders including miner allies and labor figures face detention while gunfire and barricades attributed to German immigrant L A Roescher are investigated. Commissioner Ford Givex Bond set at 10000 dollars after release by Gen. Carnes. The report notes a warning that mines may be smoked to flush out suspected miners, with further notes on General Adlai Stevenson and German American voters urging Cleveland’s election.
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Ford
Coal Creek
State Chronicle
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton
L. A. Roescher
Fort Anderson
Smith
Lindsay
Geo. E. Irish
Knox County
Irish
Lyonsville
Hall
Chas. T. Alleman
Alleman
Stevenson
Hoffmanty
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hoffman House
Don M. Dickinson
West
Dickinson
Bay Ridge
Carl Schurz
Oswald Ottendorfer
Wm. Steinway
Louis Windmuller
Gustave H. Schwarz
Grover Cleveland
Strike at Buffalo Considered a Thing of the Past
Telegraph dispatches report freight operations resuming with General Eastern Freight at Philadelphia ordered to handle all freight. Lake Erie headquarters confirm Buffalo strike now past and expect no further disruption. In Burrago New York speculation rises on troop withdrawal with Porter delaying until no longer needed while Sheriff Bock and Mayor Bishop offer differing views on remaining troop necessity.
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State Chronicle
New York
General Eastern
Philadelphia
Klace
Lake Erie Railroad
Buffalo
Burrago
N. Y
General Porter
Sheriff Bock
Mayor Bishop
Burrao
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Washincton
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Louisville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Boston
Knights Hold the Day at Kansas City Pythias reunion
Knights of Pythias crowds fill Kansas City hotels tents and camps as reception day for the uniform rank opens and the supreme council sessions begin training for two weeks. Syracuse professor Charles Perkins dies suddenly in Madrid and Lisbon connections noted. Central elevators report smooth operation with 300000 to 550000 bushels moved east in 24 hours as the Erie line shows strong progress.
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State Chronicle
Kansas City
Knights of Pythias
Order
Supreme Council
Telty
Enpes
Burrano
N. Y
Erie
Sensational Miner Lynchings Raise Statewide Alarm
A dramatic night at Coal Creek near Knoxville ends with Bud Lindsay seized by four citizens and hanged moments before rope breaks. He pleads to testify against leaders and promises to name oath takers and killings. Authorities plan to use his testimony to prosecute twenty or thirty leaders for murder.
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State Chronicle
Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Bud Lindsay
Lindsay
Briceville
Cam
Will Canada Back? New Canadian Canal to be Pressed
Ottawa reports flagging diplomacy as Canada faces Harrison's proclamation and potential cabinet action. Work on the Soo canal accelerates with a one year completion horizon, while calls for toll payments and retaliatory measures spark urban debate across newspapers in the US and Canada.
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Bob DB
K P. B Jones
Atlanta, Ga
State Chronicle
Ottawa
Harrison
Canada
Washington
The
Soo
Soo Canal
Welland Canal
Massive Japan Disaster Reported by Gactic
The Oriental steamship Gactic arrives with warnings of a typhoon landslide and earthquake in Japan causing enormous loss. Tokushina floods drowned 150. Okaugun 300 died. Otumersa landslides created a lake. Tokushima subsidence swallowed homes. Okayama floods submerged over 5,000 houses and 100 deaths. government feeding 25,000 people.
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State Chronicle
San Francisco
Gactic
Japan
Tokushina
Akoagun
Otumersa
Tokushima
Hogi
Okayama
Opening of the New Depot Draws Large Crowd
The first train left at 7 a m toward Durham and Clarksville under conductor J W. Ripper. About 400 greeted the departure. 4,000 visited the station that day. Staff included baggage master RE Bunch and assistant J H Royster. Ticket offices housed R K Williams and T H Murray of the Richmond & Danville and Seaboard Air Line lines. Weather notes warn drought with near zero rainfall. crops suffer though cotton holds, tobacco fair with rapid curing. no wheat land preparation possible. Harnett County Democrats nominate ticket for legislature and county offices. Also notes on Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with free trial bottle.
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Durham
Clarksville
J. W
J. W. Ripper
B. Edwards
Oxford
Statio
RE. L. Bunch
J. H. Royster
John Jones
Nancy Iredell
R. K. Williams
Richmond & Danville
T. H. Murray
Seaboard Air Line
Murray
Cary Oliver
Southern Express Company
North Carolina State Weather Service
Raleigh
House Cove
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Atlanta
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Oxford Female Seminary
Oxford, NC
Sootare
Bedal Gold Cure Institute
N. J. Broughton
J. Hi. Baker
DAL Gold Cure Se
Raleigh, N.C
C. F. Ray
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
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National Cemetery
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N. J
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Ohio
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Eugene Bunch
Jackson
Hapgood
Bunch
Mississippi
Terrell
Brigham Young, Jr
England
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London County Council
Frank G. Grogan
C. Wesley James
Walnut Cove
Here
James
Grogan
Virginia
TY Eartfoon
Harnett County
Bown’s Leven
Lillington
D. H. McLean
H. T. Spears
N. A. Smith
C. McArtan
Geo. P. Prince
W. H. Sexton
Daniel L. Green
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Caneni
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Myatt
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North Carolina
Lin Offee
Tureday
Haywood, J.P
Cape Fear and Northern Hailroad
Alford & Holt
Holly Springs
Wake County
O Balford
Chowan
Baptist Female Institute
Murfreesboro, N. C
John B. Brewer
Ratte
Mary A. Morehead
INO
T. Pullen
Admr
Littleton High School
L. W. Bagley
A.B
LittLeton
Walnut Creek
Watson Farm
Hammill & Honeycutt
Life Insurance
Joman C. Drewry
North and
South Carolina
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