Ex President Cleveland Welcomed as Summer Resident
United Press reports Barnstable County honored ex president Grover Cleveland as a summer resident. Over 200 guests arrived by special train to Buzzards Bay. A public reception and a Casino dinner followed with Henry C. Thatcher presiding as Cleveland spoke on ex presidents and national responsibility.
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Ianpwicn
Mass
Peor
Barnstable County
Cleveland
Buzzards Tug
Boston
Kienry C. Thatcher
Yarmouth
Thatcher
U.S
P. P. P. touted for old sores and ulcers in ad copy
An old newspaper ad promotes P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a cure for skin eruptions, syphilis, and chronic sores claiming a health blessing from its use. The copy appeals to readers seeking relief from persistent diseases with herbal medicine.
Brave Miss Katie Williams in Raleigh drawing support
Katie Williams, daughter of a Confederate invalid, campaigns in Raleigh to raise funds for buying a home for her family and to donate her painting Easter Greeting to St. John's Hospital or the Soldiers' Home. She seeks $1 subscriptions from citizens, with endorsements from Grady Governor Gordon and others.
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Katie Williams
Miss Williams
Raleigh
Henry W. Grady
Gordon
Henry W. Grapy
Miss. Williams
New York Weekly Bank Statement Highlights Weekly Shifts
The New York bank statement shows a surplus reserve of 1 220 650 dollars, loans rising 1 887 600, specie up 739 200, legal tender up 32 600, deposits up 2 056 200 and circulation up 181 300. Col Crenshaw is Dead.
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New York
Col. Jas. B. Crenshaw Dies in Virginia Sudden Collapse
Ricamonp Virginia July 25 Col. Jas B Crenshaw died suddenly today as he climbed steps to the Planters warehouse collapsing from what is believed an attack of vertigo. He died within minutes.
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Ricamonp
Jas. B. Crenshaw
Planters
Pensacola Launch Not Blown Up As Reported
United Press reports a Pensacola steam launch blew up on June 1 with five killed by a Condell torpedo, but the Navy Department found no confirmation and determined the Pensacola was not in Chilean waters on that date.
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Washington
Chili
Pensacola
P. P. P. Noted Remedy for Rheumatism Malaria and Syphilis
For Rheumatish, Malaria and Syphilis, P. P. P. Pricily Ash Poke Root and Potassium is claimed as the best known remedy in the period’s medical advertisements.
Winston Blues Complete Perfect Game In Charleston win
Winston's Blues defeated the Charlestons 13 to 3 at Athletic Park as Colcolough pitched well for Charleston but Winston hitters dominated. Quarles Keefer backed them with strong pitching and defense as Winston moves to Columbia then Charleston later in the week with McGann Keeley slated for the first Columbia game. Other major league scores feature Boston 3 New York 13 and Brooklyn 15 Philadelphia 2 with Cleveland 14 Chicago 15 in a night of strong offense.
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Charveston
N. C
Winston
Athletic Park
Charlestons
North Carolina
Colcolough
Charleston
Quarles
Keefer
Winstons
Columbia
McGann
Keeley
Boston
New York
Clarkson
Bennett
Welch
Clark
Battin
Morrill
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
King and
Mack
Mullane
Harrington
McQuade
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Levett and Kinslow
Esper
Clements
Lynch
Cleveland
Chicago
Young
Zimmer
Luby
Brown
Nicholas
Kittredge
Hearst
P. P. P. Promoted as Superior Spring Medicine
A spring medicine praised as the best tonic and strengthener. The ad claims P. P. P. drives out malaria and invigorates the system, offering a cure for various spring ailments and improving overall condition. It emphasizes vigor and appetite enhancement.
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P. P.P
Fayetteville F I L I Receives Support for Confederate Gray Uniforms
Fayetteville North Carolina July 25 reports the North Carolina State Guard Association resolutions at Wrightsville praised the Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry for wearing the Confederate gray uniforms. telegrams from across the state congratulated the unit. About 100 veterans depart next week for the Wrightsville Veterans Encampment and Reunion on the 29th.
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Fayetteville
N.C
North Carolina State Guard Association
Wrightsville
Veterans
Henry Stanley Sustains Leg Injury Abroad
Geneva dispatch reports explorer Henry M. Stanley fracturing his left thigh bone after a slip while mountain climbing with his wife Muerren. The accident occurred during their stay in the area, with details confirming a serious leg injury and hospitalization anticipated.
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London
Geneva
Henry M. Stanley
Muerren
Stanley
The New Cruiser Awarded to William Crump & Sons
Secretary Tracy awards cruiser No. 13 contract to William Crump & Sons Ship and Engine Building Co for 2 690 000 dollars. Bath Iron Works of Maine offered the same price but Crumps speed up construction. The vessel must reach 21 knots for four hours and be among the speediest ships.
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Washington, D. C
Tracy
William Crump & Sons Ship and Engine Building Co
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Crumps
Travels and returns of locals from various trips
Mr. Ed M Enniss returned yesterday after a pleasure trip to Carolina beach and Ocean View. Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Miss Belle Bagley and Master David Bagley came back from Wilmington. Mrs. Sallie Kingdom and George visited Charleston, S C and are now with Mr. Jno S Keith. A Dughi returned last evening from the North with goods. Collector Elihu White, Hon Jno Nichols and Post Master A W Shaffer returned from Asheville where they attended the Protective Tariff League meeting.
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Ed. M. Enniss
Carolina Beach
Ocean View
Josephus Daniels
Belle Bagley
David Bagley
Wilmington
Mr. A. Dughi
Elihu White
Jno. Nichols
A. W. Shaffer
Asheville
Protective Tariff League
Musical Festival by the Colored People in Raleigh
Announcement that both colored and white residents will hold a musical festival in Raleigh during the Exposition. G H Mial will manage the festival and a convention to discuss musical topics aims to raise interest in music among North Carolina colored communities. Raleigh choirs and glee clubs are invited.
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Raleigh
G. H. Mial
The Forsyth Riflemen Visit Charleston and Win Praise
The Forsyth Riflemen, a company of handsome young men, arrived by train and toured the capital before departing. They gathered at the CaRoniIcLe office for the latest papers and earned great praise at the State Encampment in Charleston.
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Charleston
CaRoniIcLe Office
Cnronictr
Constable Shoots U.S. Marshal in Kentucky
Moreneap Ky July 25 A constable named Simms shot and instantly killed United States Marshal George Armstrong here last night Armstrong was escorting moonshiners to Louisville when a hog was killed on the road near Simms home and the fatal confrontation followed Local authorities investigated the shooting and the case drew swift attention from state law enforcement.
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Moreneap
Simms
United States
George Armstrong
Armstrong
Louisville
Mrs Hopkins Searles Dies in Meruien Mansion
Meruien Mass July 25 Mrs Hopkins Searles wife of Edward F Searles and widow of Mark Hopkins died this morning from la grippe at her mansion Her wealth is estimated at 40 000 000 Her first husband left an estate valued at 60 000 000 Rev K M Perkins Augusta Ark promotes Bradycrotine as a headache cure
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The
United Press
Meruien
Mass
Hopkins Searles
Edward F. Searles
New York
Mark Hopkins
Pacific Slope
Church Appointments and Consecrations Across Western North Carolina
Bishop Lyman announces a schedule of church appointments and consecrations in Buncombe and neighboring counties from August into September. Events include services at St Andrew's Buncombe St Mary Miradale St David Cullowhee and others with Holy Communion and diocesan mission offerings noted.
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St. Mary’s
Miradale
Sylva
St. David’s Cullowhee
Cashier’s Valley
Flat Rock
Hendersonville
Saluda
Tryon City
St. Paul’s Henderson County
Calvary Church
Henderson County
Bowman’s Bluff
Brevard
Trinity Chapel
Asheville
A Cotton Chopper Inventor Claims Big Fortune
Wake County farmer W H J Goodwin has sent a cotton chopper invention to Washington for patent. He says the machine can chop and bale ten acres of cotton per day and has been tested for over ten years. Farmers who have seen it call it the solution to lower costs and expect successful patent issuance with a forthcoming public demonstration.
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W. H. J. Goodwin
Wake County
Washington, D. C
Goodwin
The Encampment Brings Praise for Governor's Guards
The Governor's Guards return from Wrightsville proud of a brilliant encampment. Reports deny any disorder and praise the riot and skirmish drills. The city guards played a large role in the success and North Carolina's military bears itself well in peace or war.
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Wrightsville
North Carolina
Destructive Dallas Fire Destroys Shop and Nearby Warehouses
A large blaze in Dallas began shortly after midnight at J. B. Cowan & Co liquor store and spread to adjacent buildings including Benbrook School Furniture and Ben Wolfe & Co storage. Sanger Bros. lose 500 bales of cotton stored with Wolfe. the opera house under construction narrowly escaped. Total loss about 250000 with 100000 insured.
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Dallas
Texas
United Press
J. B. Cowan & Company
Benbrook School Furniture Company
Ben Wolfe & Co
Brewers’ Storage Company
Sanger Bros
Wolfe
Opera
Trains Collide Killing Seven in Middletown Ohio
A Dayton Cash Register Company picnic excursion collided with a freight near Middleton Ohio after nine o clock evening. Seven people were killed and twenty or more injured with many in fatal condition, all in Middleton and Carlisle facilities as responders worked to aid victims.
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Middleton
Ohio
United Press
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton Cash Register Company
Woods Dale Island
Great Miami
Dayton
Woods Dale
Carlisle
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