Unclear Rio Grande and Pernambuco Political Tensions Rise
Reports from Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Sul discuss Fonseca’s potential dictatorship and regional independence movements. Dispatches note conflicts between supporters and evolutionists, with unverified claims of Ri o Grande do Sul seeking autonomy amid a broader Brazilian political crisis.
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Py Vale
Pernambuco
de Fonseca
Congress
Ces
Rio Grande
Presi- Fonseca
Sofa
Ince
Fonseca
Evolutionists
Rio Grande Res
Onseca
Kasi
Mievideo
Nee
Rio Grande Do
Brazil
Democrats aim for state Assembly control in New York
The New York legislature battle centers on a hoped Democratic majority in the Assembly and a Republican Senate. Democrats argue the Senate could be tied with the lieutenant governor breaking ties, while Republicans expect Senate control to remain. The fight shapes redistricting, patronage, and the succession of Mr Hiscock.
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Isitox
D.C
Mills
Senate
New York
Assembly
Flower
Sam Jones Campaign Funds Grow in Charlotte
Special to State CHRONICLE reports slim initial collections for Sam Jones meetings in Charlotte but funds rose to 1,209 to cover 800 auditorium debt. Prof Excell profited from song book sales and May 1, 1890 contributions totaled 2,200 from Charlotte residents.
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Cook Lotte
Sam Jones
Jones
Excell
Charlotte
Court actions in Seventh District appeals docket
Supreme Court Seventh District appeals list includes Miller v Groome from Fifth District with J T Morehead for plaintiff and Dillard King and Boyd for defendant. State v Black argued for the State. McLean v Breece and Boykin v Buie on docket end. Arbett v Elliott argued for plaintiff. McLean v Smith continued. Forb v Insurance Co and McLeod v Williams ended. Moore v Ray compromised and dismissed. Vanstory v Thornton argued for plaintiff.
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Seventh District
Miller Vs
McLean
Smith
Forb
Insurance Co
Sutton
Hinsdale
McLeod
Williams
Moore
Ray
Vanstory
Thornton
Alarm in Tennessee as capital balks state entry
Nashville reports a rising crisis with East Tennessee miners and rivals from Kentucky Alabama and Virginia. Miners who released convicts vow stockades will not be rebuilt and warn the governor against sending convicts back to the mines. Two town companies with capital of 50 million and 100 million refuse to enter Tennessee, citing lack of state protection for capital.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia
Bristol
Elizabethtown
Two Swindlers Captured After Counterfeit Ruse
John Moriarty, a local youth, was duped Saturday night by two men, W. C. Woodlief and Hubert Warren, who posed as detectives and seized his $1.45 counterfeit money. They promised release until Monday and wired a bond, but Moriarty alerted police. The swindlers were arrested near the Bowery and jailed after failing to post $200 bonds each for the January term of Superior Court. Woodlief and Warren, carpenters by trade, face justice as Moriarty wins a narrow victory over deceit.
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W. C. Woodlief
Hubert Warren
John Moriarty
U. S
Moriarty
Fair Grounds
Warren
Guaranteed Cure Dr King's New Discovery Offer
An advertised druggist offers Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and chest problems with a money back refund if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottles are free at John Y. MacRae's drugs store with large 5 pound candy boxes on display at Royster.
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Dr. King
John Y. MacRae
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Silver Dollar Plot
Saturday morning Jesse Goodwin white was arrested for passing counterfeit silver dollars. He implicated J W Dezern a carpenter from Carnleigh and John Allen Johnson a former US inmate. Dezern and Johnson were captured nearby. forged coins traced to a ramshackle smithy in Rhamkattte. Powdered glass found to imitate metal finish. Goodwin bought tobacco with the bogus money and received real coin in change. All held for hearing before U S Commissioner Purnell. bail default sent to jail.
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Jesse Goodwin White
J. W. Dezern
Carnleigh
Orange County
John Allen Johnson
United States
Dezern
John Upchurch
Johnson
Cannon Street
Goodwin
Rhamkatte
U. S
Purnell
U. S. Court Room
Notaries Public Appointments by Executive Dept
Thomas J. Whitaker of Jones county and Charles M. Yates of Forsyth were yesterday named notaries public. H. E. Taintor of Hartford Conn and Alfred Healds of London England were appointed commissioners of deeds.
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Thomas J. Whitaker
Jones County
Charles M. Yates
Forsyth
H. E. Taintor
Hartford
Connecticut
Alfred Healds
London
England
Manteo Lodge Meets Tonight for Initiatory and Second Degrees
Manteo Lodge No 8 I C C F holds a regular session at 7 oclock with work in the initiatory and second degrees. All members expected and a large delegation of visiting brethren will attend. Exposition joint committee must be present for important business as noted by Secretary Gro L Tonnorrski.
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Gro. L. Tonnorrski
Direct Trade Question N Carolina England Trade Letter
The Department of Agriculture received a significant letter from Malcolm Kearton & Co. of London, to be published in the next Bulletin. It discusses direct trade between North Carolina and England and offers valuable guidance for local producers. It argues for shipments directly from a North Carolina port and outlines optimal packaging for various goods.
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Department of Agriculture
Malcolm Kearton &Co
London
England
North Carolina
Special Odd Fellows Day Train From Goldsboro To Raleigh
A special Richmond and Danville train runs Wednesday for Odd Fellows Day from Goldsboro to Raleigh and back. Fares include Exposition admission. Goldsboro 9:00 am 1.50 round trip, Princeton 9:26 1.40, Pine Level 9:37 1.35, Selma 9:48 1.30, Wilsons Mills 9:57 1.20, Clayton 10:13 .95, Auburn 10:25 .75, Garners 10:33 .70, arrive Raleigh 10:45 am. Return from Raleigh 5:35 pm, arrives Goldsboro 7:20 pm. Tickets valid seven days for return on special or regular trains.
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Odd Fellows
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Princeton
Pine Level
Selma
Wilson’s Mills
Clayton
Auburn
Garners
Exposition Week Highlights Granville County at the Fair
Granville County shines at the Exposition with rich displays of tobacco and minerals. The exhibit features native woods, crops, ores from Blue Wing mines, and a crayon of Horner School by Miss Sue Hall. Prof. Bagley brings Louisburg Female College, and balloon events plus Odd Fellows day draw crowds.
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Louisburg Female College
Stephen D. Bagley
Granville
J. B. Hunter
Blue Wing
Horner School
Oxford
Sue Hall
Big row at Charlotte over Jones Forepaugh interview
A Friday evening clash erupted after Forepaugh's show when Sam Jones disputed a reporter story about his circus visit. Jones clashed with Jim Cook and other press men, injuring several reporters and sending others fleeing through a window and coal hole. Forepaugh remained uninjured, while Uncle Jones preached later that night.
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Charlotte
Forepaugh
Sam
The
Times
Dr. Strong
Democrat
Blakey
Hirst
Vogler
Mr. Jones
Mr. Cook
Wade Harris
Dowd
Jim Cook
Mr. Forepaugh
Jones
Chrysanthemum Show Opens in Aid of St John’s Hospital
The Chrysanthemum Show opened yesterday featuring a large beautiful display of autumn flowers. Held to aid St John’s Hospital, it invites all citizens to attend the exhibit showcases its attractive blooms.
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St. John’s Hospital
Special Trains Raleigh to the Exposition
Special trains will run from Hargett Street station to the Exposition grounds on Wednesday with departures at 10 a.m 10:30 a.m 11 a.m 11:30 a.m 12 p.m 12:30 p.m 1:30 p.m and hourly until 5:30 p.m The last train leaves the Exposition grounds at 4:45 p.m Fare is 10 cents each way.
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Hargett Street
Exposition Grounds
Distinctive Visitor John W Mason Arrives for Tax Service
Hon John W Mason United States Commissioner of internal revenue arrived from Washington with wife and son. They are registered at the Yarboro and dined with Col J M Heck on North Blaznt street. An informal reception is planned at Collector White's office in the government building starting at ten with all citizens invited.
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John W. Mason
U. SS. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Yarboro
Col
J. M. Heck
North Blaznt Street
Collector White
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