May 15 special items from Winston and beyond
A Winston telephone worker suffered severe injuries after a live wire event. Local banker runs and bond talks mingle with court and rail news. Reports include a fatality in Davie county, bank runs, appointments, a Supreme Court ruling on hat trimmings, and weather and flood notes from Arkansas City.
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Winstons
A. W. Little
Winston Telephone Exchange
W. C. Slate
Davie County
Charlotte
Winston
Southern Associated Pressasurveroy
D. C
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Southern Associated Press
Arkansas City
Ark
Carlisle Changes and Storm Delays in Raleigh
Washington gossip reports Secretary Carlisle denying Logan Carlisle ties to a Sturtevant dismissal and confirming a new appointee to oversee stationary purchases amid a postoffice storm. In Raleigh a funeral procession was interrupted by rain and lightning, delaying services at Cedar Grove cemetery and a mare was killed at a livery stable nearby.
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Southern Associated
P. Wassineros
Carlisle
M. H. Divereux
Charleston
S. C
N. Denny
Reidsville
S. G. Brock
Missouri
Bureau of Statistics
ES. Rockwell
New York
Giles W. Smith
Maryland
Dn, Benbank
Southern Associated Press
Waterberox
The
Washington Post
Sturtevant
Treasury Stationery Division
Carl Schura
Civil Service
Logan
Mugwamp
Carlicle
Mugwump
New Benxe
N. C
Jonathan Whaley
Cedar Grove Cemetery
M. Hahn & Co
The Brooklyn Handicap at Graves Exposition
The Brooklyn Handicap features fourteen entries including Lamplighter Banquet Raceland Judge Morrow Mrs Rusegel Diablo Nomad Leonawell Terrier Fidelio Charade Pickpocket Slume Lamplighter expected as the favorite. An estimated thirty thousand spectators were expected for the four o clock race with Lamplighter finishing second and Leonawell third in the prior year.
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Associated Press
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Brooklyn
Diablo
Lamplighter
Leonawell
Life Saving Medal Awarded to Benjamin Hewlett
Secretary Marilsle awarded a silver life saving medal of honor to Benjamin Hewlett of Wilmington North Carolina for rescuing two girls from drowning at Wrightsville sound in August 1892. Hewlett displayed exceptional courage taking both guns at the same time from the channel where the water was 12 feet deep.
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Benjain Hewlett
Wilmington
Hincron
Marilsle
Benjamin Hewlett
Wilmington N. C
Wrightsville Sound
N. C
Hewlett
Tabernacle Sunday School Excursion to Occoneechee
The Tabernacle Sunday School plans its annual excursion on Thursday May 25 to Occoneechee near the Blue Ridge. Visitors praise the scenery the water and the nearby mountain views plus a welcoming stock farm owned by Col. J S Carr in Durham.
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Bank of Queensland
Southern Associated Press
Brispans
Bank of Queensland, Limited
Queesland National Bank
National Bank of Queensland
National Cable
Brisbane
Stock Exchange
National Express
Commercial Banking Company
Sydney
N.S. W
London Steck Exchange
Antipodes
the Commercial Banking Company
Queensland
New South Wales
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Sunday School
Occoneechee
Blue Ridge
Occoneeches
Exo
Col. J. S Carr
Durham
Occonee
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