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Notice of administrator in estate of late individual
Notice to all persons holding claims against the estate of the deceased EG Backaith. Administratrix Ashl Horn of Clayton Johnston County North Carolina instructs debtors to present claims within the legal period or be barred. July 6 is the posting date. creditors must make payment accordingly.
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Anti-Option Bill Moves in Senate as House Debates World’s Fair Funds
The Senate divides attention between the anti option Hatch bill and a vetoed court of appeals reform. Senate debates Morgan and Sherman on legal tender while Washburn pushes amendments. In the House, World’s Fair and related appropriation fights continue with amendments on liquor, statistics, and bronze medals. final adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Trial of Miss Alice Mitchell Hereditary Insanity Probed
Memph is Tenn July 19 The second day of the Alice Mitchell trial drew a large crowd Juliet Bishop stepdaughter testified Mitchell once tried to kill her Hereditary insanity among relatives cited with brother Vance Scott and cousin Mrs Bagg previously confined in asylum Dr Thomas Griswold Comstock treated Mitchell in St Louis with acute mania Evidence showed Mitchell’s room contained tops marbles and a rose sent by Freda. she behaved like a boy
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Electrical storm kills Dale Emmet family in city home
Telegraph dispatches from July 19 report a deadly night storm in the eastern city area. Dale Emmet his wife and three children perished when their house caught fire during the electrical storm and were found dead in bed.
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Mason Delivers Democratic Rally at Catawba
Maj. 8 M Finger presided with over one thousand listeners as Hon. T. W. Mason, railroad commissioner, praised Catawba's democracy. He warned of Republican threats to state sovereignty and urged loyalty to the Democratic coalition while praising state governance and the party’s record.
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Andrew Carnegie sought in Scotland for treason charge
Homestead Pa July 19 Brennan attorney for amalgamated association advises contacting the state department to seek Carnegie's arrest in Scotland and extradition for trial on alleged unauthorized armed force. Excerpt notes potential warrants and strong efforts to bring him to the United States.
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Taxed Boats Debate North Carolina Waters Taxation
Maj Wilson chair of the railroad commission informs Gov Holt that steamers operating entirely within North Carolina waters should be taxed in state service, while those partially in other states present unclear duties. He cites authorities and notes possible revenue from several hundred thousand dollars, urging action through the proper channel if approved.
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Col James Martin obituary linked to Raleigh capital name history
Winston resident Col James Martin showed an 1834 Salisbury Watchman obituary proving he helped name Raleigh and aided locating the capital seat. The notice notes his roles in the General Assembly and state affairs, and mentions a 1802 campaign opening in Raleigh with Jarvis and Carr. The piece includes a promotion for Ely's Cream Balm by a Little Falls druggist.
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Homestead Lockout Forces Resume at Carnegie Mills
The Carnegie company today showed signs of restarting the armor plate mill at Homestead amid armed guards and non union workers. Governor Pattison camps at Home stead to inspect brigades as mill turnout remains zero. Local notices report hospital, railway and political updates from nearby towns and individuals.
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