Louisburg Female College Opens New Term in 1802
Louisburg Female College announces next session begins September 1. Full Literary Course and Physical Culture with board, washing, lights and fires cost one hundred forty dollars for the year ending June 1803. Conservatory music teachers. Art elocution taught by graduates. Stenography, typewriting, telegraphy, and regular business course. Brick building with fifty rooms on a 12 acre campus. Water coal and other business course free to pupil in other departments. Catalogue address D Bagley, President, Louisburg, N C.
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Conservatory Music
Academy of Arts
Majestic Oaks
Pupi's
D. Bagley
Louisburg, N
Raleigh Male Academy Opens New Year with Noted Success
The Raleigh Male Academy announces the new term under Principal Col Hawood and Assistant Morson Denson. The Math year begins Monday in August as pupils prepare for any class. Last year was the academy’s most successful in its long career. Parents are urged to enroll pupils promptly and address the principals for catalogues.
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Morson
Denson
Col
Hawood
Oxford Female Seminary Opens 42d Annual Session
The Oxford Female Seminary begins its 42nd annual session in August with degrees in B A and G E K. It offers a 40 week curriculum including English, business courses, typewriting, stenography, physical culture, and freehand drawing. The faculty boasts diplomas from Virginia University, Laureur School, Cooperniversit y Art School, Philadelphia Conservatory, and Berlin Royal Conservatory. Board and tuition total $170.
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Iyl D&w
Typewriter Headquarters advertise broad offerings and rates
Typewriter Headquarters proclaims world leading stock and prices, offering thorough examination before acceptance, first class condition guaranteed, and exchanges. It advertises rental options, two floors of inventory, free illustrated catalogs, and specifies locations in New York and Chicago.
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Broadway
New York
Monroe St
Chicago
The Deadly Records in Cleveland County Politics
Special to the State Chronicle reports third party candidate S.r A. Cobb, known harshly for war acts, including hog theft and a notorious cane assault, while Dr. L. N. Durham’s harsh tax record and family case draw scrutiny. The piece notes Cobb and Durham’s impact on party cohesion as Democrats convene to nominate a county slate, with primaries on September 10.
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Cobb
Shelby
Cleveland County
L. N. Durham
Democratic Executive Committee
English heir seeks remittance and Chicago return
A young Englishman named Francis E. Gladstone, claiming kin to Sir Gladstone, is aiding by attorney John McKinley after arriving without credentials. He plans to reach Chicago for a remittance from relatives, then return to England. earlier he farmed, received $25,000 from his father, went to Alberta, and was swindled by a partner.
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Chronicle
Demnarr
Mich
Francis E. Gladstone
Sir Gladstone
Musselburg
Edinburg
England
John McKinley
Chicago
Gladstone
Alberta
Dynamite Blasts Strike Carnegie Steel Car in Pittston District
A car loaded with steel ingots consigned to Carnegie at 33rd street works was blown up on a side track of the Allegheny Valley railway at 34th street. No injuries recorded though police cordoned the area. no suspect captured. Early reports from Pirrspure describe panic among nonunion workers and a fight after lights were cut, with several injured and one hand amputated. The yard was left dark and operations halted with heightened police guard.
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State Chronicle
Pittstore
Carnegie
33Rd Street Works
Allegheny Valley Railway
34Th Street
Carnegie City Mills
Pirrspure
Wrinkley
29Th Street Mills
Strong Fight and Lost in Labor Conference
Bourrao New York August 24 four hour conference between Grand Masters Sweeny Wilkinson Sargent and Grand Chief Clark. A statement announced strike off at midnight and Sanctioned by the committee stating 115 switchmen cannot cope with 12 railway labor and 8000 militia. Also reports another attempt to wreck a freight train at Suspension Bridge. Fifth item notes the death of Manuel Deodora da Fonseca first president of Brazil. Lord Carrington named Lord Chamberlain. Genoa to host a grand naval display for Columbus celebration.
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Canada to reimburse shippers over tolls on Canadian routes
Ottawa August 24. The cabinet decided the government will reimburse Canadian shippers for losses from tolls on freight to Canadian ports via St Mary's canal. No retaliation will target American vessels through the Welland canal. Britain urged to abrogate the Washington treaty, now stripped of special privileges for Canadians.
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Harrison
State Chronicle
Ortawa
Ont
St. Mary's Canal
Welland Canal
Captain Anderson’s Knoxville Visit Triggers Nationwide Hype
A Knoxville stopover of Captain Anderson to Memphis vacation sparks wild crowds. He hints Coal Creek arrests exceed a thousand with many miners confessing to an oath bound group. leaders named and locations provided. Other dispatches report Moro’s forces poised to lift Valencia siege, a cholera scare on the Switzerland, a fatal accident in Ricamont, and regional notices from Morocco and Cincinnati.
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Anderson
Memphis
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General Carnes
Union In Safe Hands In North Carolina Campaign
Special to the State Chronicle Macon North Carolina August 24. Twelve hundred listeners hear Senator Ransom advocate democracy and denounce third partyism. The crowd predicts a thousand vote majority for Union. Ex Gov Jarvis addresses Magnolia with O J Carroll and Grady speakers praising the campaign. only four Weaver supporters show support.
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State Chronicle
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N. C
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O. J. Carroll
Duplin
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Lehigh New Men Quit Work Strikers Propose Return
Hy Telex Borrao New York August 24 The Lehigh strikers have quit work and seek to return home while old hands press for a proposition. Strikers and sympathizers attack troops and non union men nightly. An Erie freight train at Seneca Street was boarded and three non union switchmen were thrown off and assaulted. Charles B Henstein and Allen Richardson injured. Henstein cut badly Richardson hospitalized. At Tifft farm further annoyance reported. Burraro New York August 24 Buffalo and Southwestern division strike ends at midnight 11 30 p m.
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Boston
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Tifft’ Farm
Burraro
Bullehelene Switchmens
Mystery of the Borden Case Deepens in Light of Letters
Telegraph reports new evidence from Bridget Sullivan and a letter Lizzie Borden wrote to her sister Emma. The inquest reveals tensions at the home on Second Street and hints of a motive. Emma reportedly received Lizzie’s letter describing a Monday night sighting in the yard and a shadowy man, adding to questions about a suspect in the tragedy.
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State Chronicle
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Borden
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Cole City in Danger and Georgia Troop Readiness
A Whiteside rumor spreads of Tennessee miners attacking Cole City stockade, prompting Georgia adjutant general to ready troops. Cannon at Cole City seeks aid as Georgia limits the risk of invasion.
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Henderson Agaty Debates Win in Seventh District Convention
The seventh congressional district convention in Savisony N C August 24 praised the Democratic unity and predicted a November victory. Henderson was nominated by acclamation for a fifth term, A A Leazer chosen district elector, with flowers presented by Gold Hill Democratic Club and N Pinnix reelected chairman. A hunting party of four was found murdered along Caney Creek in Indian Territory, robbers absconding with valuables, names unreadable but one identified as Cherrie traveling for Willimantic Thread Co.
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Virginia
State Chronicle
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Savispuny
N. C
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Texas
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Knights Work Hard in Pythian Gathering Days
Kansas City August 24 The Pythians and their uniform rank drill and parade reviews mark a day of disciplined effort with a grand park display and a late sham battle postponed to tomorrow. The Pythian sisters conducted business behind closed doors as the gathering plans ritual work for future meetings. Fireworks closed the day as the Governor’s staff watched.
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State Chronicle
Kansas City
Pythians
Order
Institution Offers Broad Courses In Arts And Sciences
An institution presents superior instruction in literature science elocution music art stenography and typewriting with a modern building amid beautiful grounds. Health costs averaged thirteen cents per patient during the last session. Fall term begins Wednesday September 7 with reasonable charges for quality work. For catalogues or info write to the address given.
Court Sale Notice of Mary A Morehead Real Estate
Having obtained an order of court to sell publicly any portion of the real estate of Mary A. Morehead, deceased, this is to given to any who may desire to pur chase any of said real estate to apply to the undersigned, if a sufficient offer is made to justify the pracing of any of said real estate upon the market the same will be done after due advertisement of the time and place of sale.
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