Shrewd transfer of 15000 arms from Itata to Esmeralda
A British officer who met Itara second officer Taylor in a San Diego saloon claims Capt Maunzen arranged a premeditated transfer of 15 000 of 20 000 stands of arms from the Itata to the Esmeralda far offshore from Mexico. The plan unfolded as the Chilean cruiser waited, and the shipment was made by whale boats before the Itata headed toward Chile with the ammunition.
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San Francisco
Sandiego
Taylor
Itara
United States
Iquique
Maunzen
Esmeralda
Mexico
Stata
Itata
Falls City Bank Closes After Depositor Run
Louisville July 10 Falls City Bank shuts its doors amid long shaky condition since last fall. Capital stock around 600000. Depositors not expected to lose their deposits. March 1873 robbery yielded four to six hundred thousand dollars, thieves rented a room above the vault and worked through the top. they escaped detection until Monday morning and vanished with most losses. About 290000 to 300000 recovered at a cost of 85000 with thieves never captured.
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Louisville
Falls City Bank
Georgia Tobacco Growers Show Small but Steady Output
Georgia census figures report 2 290 planters in the state during the census year, 800 acres in tobacco, a total product of 263 752 pounds, and crop value to the producer of 28 556 dollars based on actual sales.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia
Oxford Mourns Mayor J L Smith Dies at 35
Oxford North Carolina mourns as Mayor J L Smith dies of erysipelas at his home at 11 pm. The 35 year old leader collapsed after a brief illness last weekend and will be buried beside his father in the birth place cemetery after a 11 am funeral. Smith served three years as mayor and was an Odd Fellow and Presbyterian church member.
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Oxford
N. C
J. L. Smith
Old
Smith
Presbyterian Church
Abernethy Defends Views on Race and Social Equality
Dr. Abernethy responds to critics by reiterating beliefs that the Negro is inferior to whites in intellect and society. He claims to support black education yet opposes social equality, warning Southern readers that any urging for racial equality harms the nation and warrants white scorn.
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Abernethy
State Chronicle
R. L. Abernethy
Largest Iron Contract Signed In Alabama District
The Debardelben Coal and Iron Company signed a record iron contract in Brruincuam on July 10 for 40,000 tons at ten dollars per ton. The deal involved representatives from several Northern and Western concerns and topped all prior local bids. The report notes a Pennsylvania bid was much higher.
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The
United Press
Brruincuam
Ala
Debardelben Coal and Iron Company
Pennsylvania
July crop reports show late cotton but general improvement
July returns from the Department of Agriculture indicate a modest rise in cotton condition to 88.6, though crops remain late across the belt. Weather in June was favorable, with rainfall sufficient but generally short, aiding recovery. labor shortages noted in several counties.
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Washington
D.C
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Train Fatality in Winston: J Wesley Fulp Killed on Roanoke Track
Winston NC July 10. J Wesley Fulp a 36 year old white man died after being run over by an incoming freight train on the Roanoke and Southern railroad near Dennis. Fulp had attended a picnic near Walnut Cove and was seen walking the track after 9 pm in a heavily intoxicated state. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Winston
N. C
J. Wesley Fulp
Roanoke & Southern Railroad
Dennis
Fulp
Walnut Cove
National Farmers Alliance to meet November 17
Secretary J F Tillman of the national executive board arrived from Nashville to arrange the national convention. The meeting place is undecided between Chicago and Indianapolis, with Indianapolis favored to host. Tillman says the convention will be a grand affair and of great magnitude.
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Inpranarouis
Ind
J. F. Tillman
The
Farmers Alliance
Nashville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Immigration official warns on destitute Russian Jews
Assistant Secretary Nettleton told acting New York Immigration Superintendent O Berne to scrutinize Russian Jewish arrivals carefully after foreign press reports claimed officials of foreign governments prompted their sending. He hinted the issue could spark diplomatic correspondence.
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Washington, D. C
Nettleton
O. Berne
New York
United States
Boiler Explosion Kills One In Kentucky Mill
A saw mill boiler exploded in Laurie county near Lebanon Kentucky yesterday evening killing one man instantly and mortally wounding another. The mill was wrecked and the blast heard for miles.
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Lebanon
Laurie County
Feud Explodes in Warwick County Murders A Father and Daughter Die
Norrox Virginia July 10 feud between the McPherson and McKay families over land ownership ends in the murder of Leon McPherson and his six year old daughter. McKay is fleeing and likely to be lynched if captured. An unrelated note lists 10 boxes of fine fresh lemons at Azzle 219 South Wilmington Street.
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Norrox
McPherson
McKay
Warwick County
Leon McPherson
Azzle
Wilmington Street
Powderly Attacks Foster in Open Letter Over Knights of Labor
Master Workman T. V. Powderly publishes a five column open letter to Secretary of the Treasury Charles Foster accusing him of political trickery. He targets the Bureau of Engraving and Printing chief with profanity drunkardness and lewd language and alleges a forged letter restored printers. He also accuses Gumpers of pledging support to Foster.
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Purtapetratia
T. V. Powderly
Gumpers
Foster
Ex-Postmaster Gen Key Named Dean At Grant University
Caattancoca July 10 Ex Postmaster General Key has accepted the role of Dean of the Grant University law school. London July 10 England and Wales census shows total population 29 001 018, up 3 026 572 from prior count. Los Angeles July 10 Judge Ross grants appeal motion in schooner Robert and Minnie case to the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
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Caattancoca
Gen’l Key
Law School
Grant University
London
England and
Wales
Los Angeles
Cal
Ross
U. S. District Court
Robert and
Minnie
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association Adjourns
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association adjourned late tonight and will report the meeting day after tomorrow. The gathering was described as very interesting and pleasant.
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Moreyweap
N. C
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Blaine Improving Says Report of Illness Proven False
Bar Harbor Maine July 10 The United Press reports Secretary Blaine is dangerously ill which is false. Observers note Blaine riding walking alleys and streets and say he is steadily improving with a prospect of full health by summer’s end.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Blaine
Review of Trade Highlights Strong Crop Reports
R G Dunn & Co notes crop reports are fuller and clearer with spring wheat improving. Prices changed little last week while trade varied by region with East slow, West confident, and South generally dull. U S business failures total 247 for the week, up from 237 prior and 197 year ago.
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New York
R. G. Dunn & Co’s
Review of Trade
Chicago
New Orleans
United States
Canada
Baseball Yesterday Scores From Major Cities
Yesterday’s games featured Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 8 to 3 with Sanders and Milligan batting, Baltimore downed Louisville 11 to 6, and Washington defeated Columbus 10 to 4. Chicago beat New York 8 to 6, Cleveland won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn, and Cincinnati defeated Boston 5 to 2. Boston at Pittsburgh was 4 postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia— Athletic
Cincinnati
Sanders
Milligan
Crane
Kelly
Vaughan
Jones
Baltimore
Louisville
Fitzgerald
Cahill
Madden
Townsend
Ferguson
Washington
Columbus
Foreman
McGuire
Easton
Donahue
Davis
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
King
Berger
Esper
Gray
Lynch
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Gruber
Zimmer
Lovett and
Daily
Hearst
Chicago
New York
Hutchison
Kittredge
Rusie
Buckley
Powers
Battin
Nichols
Ganzell
Rhines
Radbourn
Harrington
M.quaide
Norfolk Sensation Arrests for Naval Storehouse Theft
Paymaster's clerk Van Veanken and H W Coston of the general storehouse at Norfolk Navy Yard arrested for stealing composition metal and other government goods valued at 10000 dollars. A box marked Commandant Port Royal caused the case. Coston arraigned before US Commissioner Ackiss, Van Veanken held aboard the U S frigate Franklin. Bond set for next Tuesday. Both men prominent in local society.
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Norfolk
Navy Yard
van Veanken
H. W. Coston
Port Royal
S.C
Coston
United States
A. S. Ackiss
Franklin
Carroll and Bauilly Reveal New North Carolina Mullets
Local fashion note highlights Carroll and Bauilly presenting fresh mullet hairstyles in North Carolina. The feature notes styling trends and the designers' push for bold silhouette.
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Azzle’s
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Busble
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E. Burke Haywoop
James McKer
Husert Haywoop
J.wesle
Specia
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