Louisburg Female College Fall Literary and Physical Culture
Louisburg Female College announces next session starting September 1 1802 offering fall literary and physical culture programs with board and incidental costs totaling 140 dollars for the year through June 1 1808. The campus features brick buildings with fifty rooms and 1244 acres shaded by oaks and hickories, with a strong arts and business course lineup taught by expert instructors.
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D. Bagley
Am Lonisburg, N
Raleigh Male Academy Opens Fourth Year
The Raleigh Male Academy enters its fourth year under Col. Haywood as principal with Morson and Denson assisting. Classes begin Monday as pupils prepare for any class in life. Last year was the most successful in its long career and parents are urged to enroll pupils promptly at Fort atalegues.
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Morson
Denson
Princivals
Col
Haywood
Oxford Female Seminary Opens Annual Session in August
The Oxford Female Seminary in Oxford New York announces its 42nd annual session beginning August 1. Degrees offered include B A and G E with a business course in typewriting and stenography. The faculty is noted for strong credentials from University of Virginia Laureur School of Languages Cooper University Art School Phila phit Conservatory and the Royal Conservatory of Berlin. Board charges for a 40 week term run to 170.
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Tsu
University of Virginia
Laureur School of Languages
Cooper University Art School of New York
Philaphit Conservatory
Royal Conservatory of Berlin
D& Wtf
Typewriter Headquarters Ad Promises Low Prices And Large Stock
An advertisement touts Typewriters Headquarters offering world leading stock with two floors devoted to typewriters. It claims thorough examination before acceptance and guarantees condition. Claims shipping worldwide at half price or less and renting options with illustrated catalogues and specimens free.
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Typewriter
Broadway
New York
Monroe St
Chicago
Aps
Hurrai for Weaver rally in Roxboro drains party lines
Special to State Clany Roxboro N C August 23 Tuesday court day drew over a thousand residents Asborne and W H Kitchen addressed taxation tariff force bill and financial reform while denouncing Weavers record Kitchen and Buck Kitchen urged democracy Cleveland Carr and Weaver were debated A third party caucus at a tobacco warehouse named delegates for a senatorial convention next Saturday
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Kitchen
Osborne
N. C
Court House
W. H. Kitchen
Buck Kitchen
Cleveland
Carr
Weaver
Jealousy and murder shock Cleveland in August
In Cleveland ex-mayor Stephen Buhrer’s residence jealous suitor Hutchinson shot coachman George Talcott and wounded Buhrer’s wife before shooting himself. The attacker pursued the servant Lizzie Jackson and died fatally wounded. motive centered on jealousy over Lizzie. Also a New York World dispatch reports Governor Flower commenting on the Utica strike and potential legal action if a worker law violation occurred.
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State Chronicle
Cleveland
Ohio
Chas, Nutching
Stephen Buhrer
Buhrer
Lizzie Jackson
Hutchinson
Gov. Flower
New York
Utica
Flower
Albany
Sam
The
Central
South Port River Bank Sinks Wharf and Warehouse
Telegraph report from South Port Louisiana notes a major riverbank cave in the Mis sissippi Valley rail yard area. A 155 by 80 foot section of wharf and warehouse drops into the river, disrupting port facilities near the city.
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South Port
State Chronicle
New Orteans
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Knights of Pythias Open Grand Encampment in Kansas City
About 16 000 Knights camp at Camp Shaw. A 9 o'clock reception at the grand opera house featured welcomes from Major Wm Werner Governor D R Francis and Grand Chancellor E M Harbor. The day included a grand parade, a grand stand view, and a fireworks display at Exposition park. Depot crowds brought an estimated 30 000 visitors to the city today.
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State Chronicle
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Rev John Jayne returns to pulpit after varied life
Cincinnati reports the Rev John Jayne back in the Baptist pulpit after a life that included tanning acting agnosticism marriage to a wealthier woman and a publishing career. He now proclaims his restored faith and ministry.
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Jayne Aosain
State Chronicle
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Jayne
Ile
Will Cholera Strike Here From Hamburg to Havre
Assistant secretary Spaulding and surgeon Austin of the marine hospital service held a conference in Washington to plan prevention of cholera entering the county. They noted reports from Hamburg and Havre about outbreaks and decided to inform New York and Baltimore health officers and immigrant inspectors. Spaulding also coordinsted with steamship agents to ensure immigrants are disinfected before arrival.
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Havre
State Chronicle
Washington
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Austin
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New York
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The Coal Creek Troubles Arrests Made No Further Trouble
Squire Kinkaid held court at Coal Creek this morning and several miners were held while others were discharged. Brigadier general Carnes, deputy sheriff of Anderson County, appointed to remove obstacles to prosecution. State attorney Pickle leads the case with help. Miners unable to post bail will be sent to Knoxville for safekeeping as troops remain on the front. a Jackson County company passed through.
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State Chronicle
Knox v Tenn
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Goal Creek
Carnes
Anderson County
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Jackson County
Brute Assault Case Sparks Outrage in North Vermon
In North Vermon Indiana on August 24 a 13 year old girl was assaulted by Smith Arnold during a preliminary mayoral trial. The father of the victim intervened, a sheriff and deputies restrained the mob. The jail is guarded as tension runs high and a riot is feared. Nearby Cape Charles opened its fair with heavy rains delaying racing events and drawing interest from Baltimore Richmond and Norfolk horses. Cholera fears grow as reports say Asiatic cholera nears the German frontier with precautionary measures deemed insufficient. In Burrato switchmen strike, with related labor actions surfacing in nearby yards. Virginia figures note the late Hon. T H B Brown near death. a Virginia agriculture official, C A Brown, is seriously ill in Milboro. London reports Herbert C Gardner named president of the board of agriculture. Chas Havres, a fugitive-turned-criminal, was captured in Pittsburgh after a series of robberies and assaults.
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State Chronicle
North Vermon
Ind
Smith Arnold
Thos. White
Prayther
Third Party Convention Ratifies Koonce For Congress In Fayetteville
The adjourned third party congressional convention at Fayetteville ratified Frank Koonce of Onslow for Congress and A. H. Pereezy of Bladen for Weaver elector. The meeting, small and secretive, followed Clinton July 20 recommendations endorsing Thompson for presidential elector and Grady for Congress. Otho Wilson led the proceedings. Butler’s name remained unconfirmed.
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Onslow
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Grady
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Raleigh
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Roanoke Under Water Flood Destroys Salem Avenue
A cloudburst struck Roanoke around 11 at night flooding Salem avenue and Jefferson street businesses. Over $100000 in damage reported and at least one confirmed death with two more unverified. Barney Smith vanished and later drowned. Sewers flooded, sidewalks washed away, and the electric light plant inundated.
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Telegraph
Wikbs State Chronicle
Salem Avenue
Jefferson Street
Barney Smith
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Henderson to Return as Third Party Threat in Wester
The August seventh Democratic convention in St. Louis promises to be large and spirited. Henderson is expected to be renominated by acclamation with no opposition. Delegates from Catawba, Iredell, Lincoln, Davidson, and Rowan credit Raleigh third party nominations with upsetting county balances and foresee a strong November victory amid defections and talks of fusion with third party factions.
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Important decision on postmaster Hill's commission
The Attorney General rules that the expiration of Mr Hill's Mississippi postmaster commission does not change the relation between Hill and his sureties. Congress permits continued operation of the office until a successor or government agents assume control, so Hill remains postmaster until relieved.
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Reid Leaves Ohio For New York Homecoming Farewell
Whitelaw Reid bid farewell to his aged mother in Xenia Ohio and was greeted by Judge Menger and five hundred orphans. He addressed the crowd then visited the boys, receiving cheers as they sang marching tunes. The scene reflected a tearful parting and hopeful return within weeks.
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Ena
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Chowan Baptist Female Institute Mentioned in Brief
Brief item notes Chowan Baptist Female Institute with focus on a named educational institution and potential context implied by OCR fragment. specific details not provided in the readable text.
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Chowan Baptist Female Institute
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