North Carolina Conference Adjudicates Education and Mission Work
The Greensboro and Greenville Methodist conference notes praise for Rev. Galloway and Dr. Dixon, with sermons by Rev. Dixon and Bishop Galloway presiding. Reports plan funds for Trinity College, consider transfers of Murfreesboro Female College, and announce ordinations as the conference nears adjournment Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. C
R. C. Beaman
Wilmington
Bishop Galloway
Moses Hunt
Colportage Board
Mr. Gattis
Durham
T. W. Avent
T. B. Reeks
W. H. Call
J. C. Crisp
J. R. Bouton
J. B. Bobbitt
R. W. Townsend
E. L. Pell
Foy
Bailey
Hooker
Wheeler
Moses
R. O. Burton
Levin
Ricaud
Martin
North
Nashville
Bright Jewels
Raleigh Advocate
Dr. Black
Orphan Asylum
M. D. Hix
R. H. Taylor
A. F. Parker
H. G. Stamey
J. H. M. Giles
Trinity College
Greensboro
Littleton
Murfreesboro
Cordon
Raleigh
Morrison
McDougald Trial Proceeds in Fayetteville Proceedings
State Chronic special report from Fayretteville North Carolina notes all day arguments in the McDougald case. Prosecutor Alfred Rowland and defense attorney John G Shaw addressed the court. Judge Shaw and Solicitor McNeill to speak next. Likely verdict not before Monday night or Tuesday morning. Also an ad remark on selecting a lady friend gift and a Royster candy box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayretteville
N. C
McDougald
Alfred Rowland
John G. Shaw
John D. Shaw
McNeill
Rebels Advance On Pekin Amid War News From Shanghai
London reports rebels capture Chao Yang and march toward Pekin with reinforcements daily. Lens miners threaten dynamite if terms not met as strike widens. Danish radical leader J Herr Christianberg dies. Edmund Yates is in critical condition with bleeding lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Shanghai
Chaoyang
United Press
Pekin
Lens
Pas de Calais
Herr Christianberg
Corennacen
J. Herr Christianberg
Brighton
Edmund Yates
A Bow Among Negroes Ended in Fatal Fight at Savannah
A wedding at the Deep Ford plantation near Savannah ends in a fatal clash. Henry Miles struck Adam Berry on the head with a stick, killing him, while several others were wounded. Eight participants, all colored, have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Deep Ford
Henry Miles
Adam Berry
Hanged After a Wedding In Jersey City
Godfrey Case a master carpenter killed himself at his Jersey City home after a wedding party. He was in fair health when he and his wife returned from the celebration at 1 AM. At about 6 AM Mrs Case and her nephew William Devoe found him hanging by twine from the transom in the bathroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Godfrey Case
Jersey City
Death of Dr. R L Beall of Lenoir North Carolina
Dr. R L Beall a prominent Lenoir physician died November 23 from pneumonia at age sixty. He served his district in both branches of the legislature and was trustee and director of several educational institutions. His funeral drew a large crowd of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
N. C
R. L. Beall
Brooklyn Unanimous for Mills for Speaker
Brooklyn delegation to Hon Roger Mills sent word after a Brooklyn city hall conference that the group unanimously supports Mills for Speaker. Congressman Covert attended and preferred McMillan of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Members of Congress
City Hall
Mills
Roger Q. Mills
Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
Winston-Salem Topics and Local Developments
Centenary Methodist Church welcomes Rev S B Turrentine and wife with a cordial reception and a bountiful dinner. The Winston-Salem Guide and the North Carolina Industrial Journal suspend publication as new outlets arise. Prof George Markgraff plans to return to Germany after a recent paralysis. A complimentary concert for the professor is planned at Salem Female Academy. Prosho seeks to form a Durham brass band. Local rail progress anticipates Roanoke and Southern railroad completion by Christmas with regular trains to Roanoke by January 15 and a grand celebration in Roanoke. The South extension route will be decided after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
S. B. Turrentine
Centenary M. E. Church
Winston
Winston—Salem
Jas. Bradfield
North Carolina
Ind Triel
Geo. P. Hart
South Atlantic
George Markgraff
Salem Female Academy
Germany
Academy Chapel
Roanoke and Southern Railroad
Roanoke
W B Godwin Dies at 35 in Winston
W B Godwin, a wholesale grocer, died in Winston on the eve of November 28 from consumption at age 35. He had moved from Portsmouth Virginia two months earlier and married Capt C B Denson's daughter of Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston, N. C
W. B. Godwin
Portsmouth
C. B. Denson
Raleigh
End of Brazilian Revolution Foreseen in Rio Grande Proclamation
President Rexiotto calls on Rio Grande do Sul to halt revolutionary acts and predicts that Fonseca's resignation will spare bloodshed. Army and navy plan measures to keep order while the military tribunal protects Fonseca. An enraged mob attacked papers backing Fonseca. Dr. Brazil becomes governor of Rio Grande do Sul, seen as popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Rexiotto
Rio Grande Do Sul
Fonseca
Brazil
Quorum Case Briefed in Supreme Court Over McKinley Tariff
Solicitor General Taft files a brief for the United States in the Supreme Court in the case United States versus Ballin known as the quorum case. The appeal seeks to test the legality of Speaker Reed's quorum counting methods during the passage of the McKinley tariff bill. Originating from the United States circuit court for the Southern District of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
United States
Ballin, Joseph and Co
Speaker Reed
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Narrow Escape On Charlotte Bound Train No 9
A telegraph pole placed on a trestle over Haw River between Greensboro and Reidsville nearly wrecked Charlotte bound train No 9 from Washington. Two countrymen flagged the looming danger and the engine stopped about 30 feet from the obstruction. The incident underscores dangers on rural rails and the need for caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotti
N. C
Charlotte
Church Listings and Schedules for Advent Services
A reader's notice lists multiple denominations with Advent services and weekly prayers. Episcopal, Church of the Good Shepherd, Edenton Street Church, Brooklyn M E Church, Baptist, Baptist Tabernacle, Fayetteville Street, Presbyterian, Christian Church, Catholic Sacred Heart Church. Includes service times, Sunday School, and weekday prayer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M.marshall
Church OF the Good Shepherd
V. I. Sic
K. Pittenger
Christian
Christian Church
J. L. Foster
Hk&art Chrch
Francis
O.S. B
Exposition Visitors Treated to Tokens of Regard
Yesterday at the Exposition visitors enjoyed pleasant weather and a surprise for managers. Misses Vergie Lawrence Ida Watson Hoy Fort and Mattie Perry presented gold pens to Gen Chilton and Col Patrick through Capt N L Shaw and Capt J B Hunter. Patrick thanked the young ladies for their work and esteem. The event was described as heart felt and pleasing to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Vergie Lawrence
Ida Watson
Hoy Fort
Mattie Perry
Gen. Chilton
Patrick
Dr. Blum
Forsyth
N. L. Shaw
Col. Chilton
Power Shaw
J.B. Hunter
Granville
Mr. Patrick
Will
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Ving Gop Galloway
the State Chronicle
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The
Carolina
Ark of the Church
Sven
Eit
Ying Service
Emerica
Staon
Liberty
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Dixon
Greensboro Female College
Baptist Church
States University
Royster
Pein
Foreign News
Cable
Yates
State Chronicle
United Preas
Cuaney
Cooms
Cuarin
Maore
Congressman Covert
Queens County
Mr. McMillan
Tennessee
Twin-City
Stars Canonicue
Prosho
Piexotto
Rio Grande
Start Chronicle
Simmons
Simmons Liver Regulator
Edenton Str&et
W. J. Young
J Dinwiddie
Brooklyn M. E
C. O. Durant
Joe Porter
Frost Baptist Church
J. W. Carter
D. D
Ros. H. Briggs
Lla. m
Baptist Tabernacle
J. J. Hall
N B_ Broughton
Lla m
Fayetteville Street
Jonathan Wood
John Tt. Pullen
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
J. S. Watkins
Mission Chapel
McGee & Moseley’s
S. F. Mordecai
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