Weather notes and notices from Raleigh and Washington
Items of interest in and around the capital city report Raleigh forecast for Friday cloudy with rain then colder Saturday. Washington notes NC conditions fair to be preceded by rain in the extreme southeast, cooler and fair Saturday. Includes index to new advertisements and notices of sale and an insurance company statement.
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Raleigh
Temp
Washington
North Carolina
W. N. Jones
North Carolina Home Insurance Company
Raleigh News Briefs: Rail Line Change and Local Happenings
The Seaboard Air-Line will operate the Oxford and Coast Line railway. A cannery may be established to can vegetables this year. The governor’s guard has grown to sixty men. The Spirit of the Age resumes publication. The libel case W. T. Jenkins vs Brown is heard in Henderson. Theatre programs feature Little Lord Fauntleroy and My Partner. Raleigh seeks winter resort status. several civic and legal notes follow including Dolly receptions and Ben Hur rehearsals. A Western Alliance rumor concerns third-party politics in North Carolina. Weather and social notes wrap the day.
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Spirit of the Age
R. H. Whitaker
W. T. Jenkins
Mr. Brown
Winston
Henderson
Lord Fauntleroy
North Carolina
Charity event postponed to Tuesday Orange Tea
The entertainment of the King's Daughters scheduled for this evening is postponed to Tuesday next. Instead of the musicale there will be an Orange Tea organized by the young ladies of the Whatsoever circle with help from other city circles. Further details will appear in Sunday papers.
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King’s Daughters
A. M. Hanff
Saunders Street
Lecture by Maj Finger at Agricultural and Mechanical College
Maj S M Finger state superintendent of public instruction will lecture at the Agricultural and Mechanical College at 8 o'clock this evening. It starts a monthly series of popular talks by faculty and other gentlemen for students and the public.
Public Schools in Shelby Grow as Racial Attendance Expands
Shelby mayor reports graded schools advancing with 300 white and 140 colored pupils and good buildings for both races. Opposition wanes as town hues toward future progress. 25 cent levy this year, possibly 30 cents next year, to ease regulation tax. Education costs for 440 children total 3050 dollars for nine months.
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Finger
Shelby
Resolutions of Respect for Francis W. Sherwood
A Knights of Pythias lodge offers solemn resolutions praising Francis W. Sherwood a devoted brother member of the Presbyterian church and engineer peers express sympathy to his bereaved family and to associated orders. The document condemns no one and requests comfort from faith. It closes with an unrelated advertisement for Ayer s Cathartic Pills promising health benefits.
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Pontanx Lower
Knicuts
Pyruias
Raceicu
Francis W. Sherwood
Phalanx Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Order of Knights of Pythias
Geo. W. Sanderlin
S. F. Telfair
J. J. Bernard
Distress and fullness relief with Simmon’s Liver Regulator
An old notice touts Sim mons Liver Regulator as a remedy for distressing oppression and abdominal fullness, claiming it aids digestion and liver function. The snippet presents a medicinal claim typical of era advertisements.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Pantomime Postponed at Deaf and Blind Institution
The Enchanted Barrel panto mime, planned for this evening in the chapel, has been postponed to Tuesday next following several recons. It promises much acting and little sign language, which can be easily understood.
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Institution For the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
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