Bank of New Hanover Fails in Wilmington Bank Run
The Bank of New Hanover closed its doors amid a cash withdrawal surge, assigning to Junius Davis. Depositors are promised dollar-for-dollar payment and rapid wind-up. The Wilmington Savings and Trust Company also faced a run but remained solvent with assurances of full depositor payouts.
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Southern Associated Press
Wiarxdox
N. C
Bank of New Hanover
Times
Junius Davis
W. L. Sanru
Wilmington Savings and Trust Company
Wilmington Saviage and Trust Company
He Bank
Winmisatos
J. W. Atkinson
H. Walters
Wilmington
Joe B. Willard
Henry Oldenbuttel
Willard
Willmington Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Joseph Ballister Willard
A.A. Willard
Willard Bag Manufacturing Co
Wilmington H. & L. C. No. 1
Orient Lodge
R. B. Lewis
H. & L Company
Forest Fires Rampage in Minnesota Mining Camps
Massive fires sweep Mesaba range towns Virginia Mountain Iron Biwabik and nearby camps destroying storehouses risking many lives. Refugees flee by train as Duluth and Iron Range lines mobilize aid while towns face about 1 million dollars in losses and widespread destitution.
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Southern Associated Press
St. Pacz
Minn
Mountain Iron
New England
Rouchleau
James McArthy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mesaba
Virginia
Philbin
Mesba
Northern Road
Merritt
Philbic
Duluth
Greabinger
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
Spencer
Biwabik
Asmaxp
Wis
Tyron River
Ashland
Hessey and Hatton
Washburn
White River
Presidential appointments list posted for several districts
President Cleveland made appointments including Glenn as district attorney and Elias as collector, naming postmasters in Annister Alabama Titusville Florida Carrollton Georgia Darien Georgia Georgetown South Carolina and Tennessee and filling a Tennessee collector post. Interior Dept assigns Cooper and Hull and cites Ford's Theatre disaster coroner verdict finds Ainsworth Dant Covert Sasse criminally negligent for deaths.
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Southern Associated Press
Milton A. Smith
Annister
Ala
S. B. Randolph
Wm. S. Norwood
Titusville
Fla
R. C. Scrimagour
R. H. Moses
Carrollton
C H. Morrell
Thos. A. Dailey
Darien
C. R. Jackson
Joseph Door
Georgetown
S. C
F. J. N. Sperry
John T. Essary
Tennessee
Rope Elias
North Carolina
Charles M. Wallace
Virginia
Richmond
Robert B Glene
United States
Willam Perry Murphy
South Carolina
District of South Carolina
Interior Department
William P. Cooper
Marion Hull
Georgia
General Land Office
Governor Carr Mansion dance for state youth ends memorable
War Department repairs and court orders loom as coroner issues warrants for Ainsworth, Dant, Covert, and Saese to secure bail. Miss Eleanor and Miss Bruce Carr hosted the Governors Mansion reception for about two hundred young people, marking a first in state history with illumination and dancing, followed by refreshments and thanks to the governor and family.
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War Department
Joroner Patterson
Ainsworth
Dant
Covert
Saese
Gov. Carr
Eleanor
Bruce
Carr
4686 MIE in Rows is it wall cure 5
4686 MIE in Rows is it wall cure 5. The fragment mentions a metric described as MIE in rows and queries a wall cure of five units. Further context is unavailable in the brief line.
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Capital Cycle Club
Raleigh
Syrup of Figs Promotes Comfort and Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and relieves constipation. It emphasizes pleasant taste, acceptable preparation, and universal availability from druggists at specific bottle sizes, noting the California Fig Syrup Co. as the sole manufacturer.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
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W. M. Crumble
Yadkin County
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Western North Carolina
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