Northern Settlers Convention Opens in Raleigh with Speeches
Gov Jarvis Col McClure and others address Northern settlers at the Raleigh house of commons. Speakers urge immigration to North Carolina rapid economic growth, educate public schools, and harmony between North and South while praising Northern settlers and state prospects.
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Gov. Jarvis
Col. McClure
House of Commons
George Z. French
State Association of Northern Settlers
D. D
Geo. Z. French
North Carolina
R. H. Bittle
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Raleigh
Col. Steele
South
Col. M’clure
W. Z. French
America
Maine
North
Good Shepherd Church
Virginia
Ohio
New York
Jarvis
Jos. B. Batchelor
Jay Gould
Autumn Marriage at Holly Spring Church
In the Baptist Church at Holly Spring on October 14, Jas H. Wright of Vance wed Cora Bell Judd of Wake. Attendants included Judd and Wright family members. wedding music by Mrs. J. B. Carter and a decorous program featuring a moral verse about forbearance and forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Spring
H. W. Norris
Jas. H. Wright
Vance
Cora Bell
D. P. Judd
Wake
Jas. D. Judd
Hettie D. Wright
S. P. Norris
Minnie B. Parham
J. E. Judd
Fannie A. Callis
W. G. Barker
Lizzie Norris
W. A. Parham
Sallie Lynch
C. P. Wright
Lizzie Bright
O. H. Parham
Naomi Judd
J. B. Carter
Simmons Liver Regulator Cited For Headache Cure Claim
The ad copy asserts Simmons Liver Regulator has never failed to cure a sick headache, implying a universal remedy claim without evidence.
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Simmons
Christians in Politics: preacher urges conscience voting in America
The Rev. Thomas Dixon told Association Hall worshippers that Christians must engage in politics and vote with conscience. He warned that praying without political action harms salvation and urged independence to curb party power.
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Thomas Dixon
Association Hall
America
New York
Tammany
Truth
Republic
Two Views of the Situation in New York
Washington reports two contrasting opinions on Fassett in New York politics. Platt doubts the World's Fair issue sways votes, while Fassett supporters claim 10 000 Republicans will oppose him over the issue. Hewitt contemplates a broadside to pressure Tammany, potentially harming Flower’s chances.
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New York
Washington
D. C
Frederick C. Crawford
Platt
Fassett
Amos Cummings
Abram S. Hewitt
Tammany
Hewitt
Flower
Two Northbound Grooms Wed in Parallel Ceremonies
The Charlotte Chronicle reports E. M. Andrews and John White, both from this city, rode the R and D last evening to marry in Greensboro and Salisbury respectively. Andrews weds Ella Sergeant with Rev. S H Hillard officiating then departs for a northern honeymoon. best man C W Parker and sister Mary Andrews accompany him. White marries Anna H Holmes in Salisbury with brother W C White as best man. preparations accompany him this morning.
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E. M. Andrews
John White
Charlotte Chronicle
Andrews
Greensboro
Ella Sergeant
S. H. Hillard
Bids Opened for 75000 Dredging Work at Ocracoke Inlet
Bids were opened in Wilmington on Monday for 75000 dollars of dredging work to be awarded by the Government for improving Ocracoke Inlet.
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Wilmington
Ocracoke Inlet
Ex-Senator Eustis on New England politics and a Russell re election
Ex Senator Eustis of Louisiana, back from New England, says Gov Russell will be re elected in Massachusetts where the Democratic machine is strong and young leaders push for victory. He notes Cleveland sentiment rising as the presidential issue nears and hints at a Democratic Senate race if Russell wins.
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Washting Ton
Eustis
Louisiana
New England
Massachusetts
Baltimore Sun
Gov. Russell
Russell
Senate
Dawes
Cleveland
New York
Helena’s Female Bandit
Helena Montana October 21 a highway woman arrested while attempting to flee in men’s clothing proves to be Helen Forstund. She claimed to be Bertie Miller and her parents live near Spokane Falls Washington. The trapdoor of the tale shows a nervous colorful liar with a vivid family history.
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Helena
Mont
Bertie Miller
Helen Forstund
Spokane Falls
Washington
Helen
North Carolina hosts Northern Methodist Conference in Asheville
The Blue Ridge conference of the Northern Methodist Episcopal church opened in Asheville, drawing delegates from across the state and beyond. Noted figures include Dr W A Spence of Philadelphia, Dr W L Davidson of Cleveland, and Dr J C Hartsell of Cincinnati, among other prominent Methodists.
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Blue Ridge
Northern Methodist Episcopal Church
Aheville
North Carolina
W. A. Spence
Philadelphia
Church Extension Society
W. L. Davidson
Cleveland
Ohio
Sunday School Union
J. C. Hartsell
Cincinnati
Freedman’s Aid
Outhern Educational Society
Sim mons Liver Regulator Highlighted for Easy Relief
The item described as harmless and effective is praised for its quick action in easing discomfort. It is presented as a liver regulator named Sim mons Liver Regulator.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Negro Desperado Foils Jail Bid in Wilson
A masked desperado resisted arrest at Wilson as Sheriff Crowell tried to take him to jail. He drew two knives and vowed to die first, biting the sheriff on the wrist and injuring Doane Herring. He was overpowered after a chaotic struggle in the corridor with a broken stove part. The Mirror calls him the most fearless and dangerous figure seen.
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Wilson
The
Mirror
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