Chilean junta to govern as elections delay after revolution
Cable from Santiago reports Chile remains under junta rule as elections are postponed for several weeks. A decree unites Balmaceda era notes as legal under the new government while Balmaceda ex-officials and opposition leaders are consulted. Egan's movements and U S diplomacy are noted amid unrest with Col Nowl's alleged role in the revolution.
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New York
Herald
Santiago
Chili
Peru
Congressional Party
Nation of Peace
Balmaceda
Junta
Galmaceda
Egan
Lwo
Tep Stites
United States
Bgan
Senor Godoy
Ites
Moby
Iam McKenna
Senor Y
Palmaceda
Egan l
Col
Fayetteville Banks and Railways Form Strong Board
Fayetteville leaders elect a new board for Fayetteville street railway with J T Denny as president and J W McNeill as secretary. The Fayetteville and Albemarle railroad also renews its officers led by John Blue as president and N W Ray as vice president. A saloon burglary netted around 260 dollars, with 250 in the safe and about 10 from the till, all taken without triggering alarms.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Fayetteville Street Railway
J. W. McNeill
J. T. Denny
T. H. Sutton
Z. W. Whitehead
J. D. McNeill
Sutton & Cook
Fayetteville and Albemarle Railroad Company
John Blue
N. W. Ray
A. A. McKethan
E. V. Denton
Fraps
Fayetteville Street
A. E. Fowler
Bank Statement Summary from York Sept 5
York report shows weekly changes in bank accounts with loans rising by 3 233 300 and reserves dropping 3 611 while deposits fall 555 500. Other items include pole 1 727 900 decrease and legal rulors 2 022 400 decrease. Circulation increases 358 500.
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York
New York Bank
Wake County force expands amid pardons and road work
The Wake County force grows to 43 men as they work on roads near the ex Gon grounds. Governor Holt pardoned Sam Murray, a white man serving five years for larceny, reducing his term by two years.ood Tom delivered a notable performance last night titled the Haitle of Manassas, praised for its vivid depiction and near perfect illustrations.
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Wake
Ex oGon
Holt
Sam Murray
Tom
Manassas
Farmers Congress Delegates Named by North Carolina
Governor Holt appointed North Carolina delegates for the National Farmers Congress to meet in Sedalia Missouri starting November 10 Delegates at large are Robert B Vance and Elias Carr with alternates Augustus Leazar and George Williamson District delegates include J M Forehand and J B Coffield Dempsy Webb R H Stancill R P Allen A F Page W F Stroud T T Oliver G L Allen B F White W E Ardrey T M Watson 8S T Wilfong and Charles Thompson B P Grigsby S F Patterson A H Hays W H McClure
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National Farmers’ Congress
Sedalia
Missouri
Holt
North Carolina
Robert B. Vance
Elias Carr
Augustus Leazar
George Williamson
J. M. Forehand
J. B. Coffield
Dempsy Webb
R. H. Stancill
R. P. Allen
A. F. Page
W. F. Stroud
T. T. Oliver
G. L. Allen
B. F. White
W. E. Ardrey
T. M. Watson
T. Wilfong
Charles Thompson
B. P. Grigsby
S. F. Patterson
A. H. Hays
W. H. McClure
Shoes of All Kinds at Bearings and Reynold’s
Our shoe department offers a wide range and claims superiority in the state. Ladies’ fine shoes, Bear ing’s, and Reynold’s handmade men’s shoes are highlighted as the best, with the department run by Claude Sherwood and Ed. King.
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Reynold
Messrs
Claude Sherwood
Ed. King
D. T. Swindell
NONE BUT AN ITALIAN FOR POPE
London observers report Italians will choose the next pope and Cardinal Sanfelice of Naples is the most discussed candidate. The question remains not nationality but which Italian will be selected amid strong factional divides and concerns over papal temporal power.
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London
Rome
Sanfelice
Naples
Kingdom
Ita
Prominent Farmer Zach Truesdel Ends Own Life
Zach Truesdel a respected farmer in Campen County shot himself in the head with a shotgun, ending his life by his own action on September 5, according to United Press dispatches.
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Campen
8. C
Zach Truesdel
Richmond Accepts Southern Championship Challenge
Richmond agrees to a seventeen game series for the Southern championship with dates at home in Richmond, Winston, and the Southern Exposition in Raleigh if grounds are secured. Winston won today 5 to 2 with 780 in attendance. We will play here Monday. W. A. Barry.
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STATE
Richmond
Winston
Raleigh
W. A. Barry
Winston Sluggers Triumph In Richmond Tilt
Wins ton won the ball game in Richmond today by a score of 5 to 2 with McGann and West as the pitchers. Robert Bradley was killed in Wilkes county when a falling tree struck him on the head. he was fifty and survived by a wife and several children. Winston shipped over 250000 pounds of manufactured tobacco this week.
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Winston
N.C
Pittenger Returns to Lead Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. I. M. Pittenger, who previously held a leave of absence from Glen Cove, Long Island, is due to arrive with his family next Friday to assume the rectorate at the Church of the Good Shepherd. His Glen Cove congregation urged him to stay for a larger salary, but he will labor here.
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I. McK. Pittenger
Church of the Good Shepherd
Glen Cove
Long Island
Pittenger
C. J. Wingate
Wilson
St.Timothy’ S Church
Mr. Wingate
Governor's Guards Call for Monthly Inspection
Notice orders Governor's Guards to assemble at the armory in full dress for monthly inspection on Monday September 7 at 8 50 p m by order of Captain H Pinrrairs Ist sergeant A statement notes that at the covenor's jury investigation in Statesville the testimony of a few witnesses may misstate Auditor Sanderlin. A statement from him will appear Tuesday morning. it is crowded out today.
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W. Cros H. Pinrrairs
Searg
Covorver
Statesville
Notvoes
Sanderlin
Chief Marshal Worth Having for North Carolina State Fair
Col. John S. Cuningham of Person County has accepted the role of chief marshal for the upcoming state fair. A farmer and educated gentleman, he will select assistant marshals to ensure orderly grounds during fair week and reflect credit on the North Carolina Agricultural Society. Died. Mrs. Rhoda Sturtevant, nearly 81, at her son's-in-law residence. Funeral conducted by Rev. A. W. Curtis and she is buried in the city cemetery.
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North Carolina Agricultural Society
Col
John S. Cuningham
Col. Cuningham
A. W. Curtis
Rhoda Sturtevant
Hall
Curtis family thanks for support after loss of Mrs Sturtevant
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Curtis and their children express grateful thanks for the loving sympathy and assistance of many friends during the illness and death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Sturtevant, and for the beautiful floral offerings showing the warm place she held in many hearts.
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A. W. Curtis
Sturtevant
Peck's Boy Arrested Over Lottery Ads in Peck's Sun
Milwaukee Wisconsin Sept. 5 George W Peck Jr owner of Peck's Sun and son of Governor Peck was arrested on a charge of circulating through the mail copies of his paper containing Louisiana lottery advertisements He was released on $600 bail Three men burned Providence R I Sept 5 a naphtha explosion following a pile-driver fire left three workers hurt one likely to die and the pile-driver burned Cleveland Sept 5 Guild an 18 year old held on insanity charges was found dead with throat cut from ear to ear.
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Milwatkest
Wis
George W. Peck, Jr
Peck’s Sun
Peck
Sun
Providence
R. I
Patrick’ Nagle
Pat Gamel
Patrick Henn
Cleveland
Fr Guild
Berea
Guild
Typhoon in Ceina causes ship wreckage and minor Hong Kong damage
The Hong Kong Express reports the July typhoon wrecked the British gun boat Tweed near Kowloon after driving ashore at the naval yard wall. One seaman John Upjohn died after falling overboard. Yaumati beach scattered with wreckage and fifty plus junks were destroyed. Hong Kong saw limited damage with few fatalities.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong Express
Tweed
Kowloon
John Upjohn
Yaumati
Hong Kong
Cure Your Corns with Abbott East Indian Paint
Abbott East Indian Corn Paint promises relief for corns bunions and warts. The ad touts quick results and broad use on feet with claims of effectiveness and ease of use.
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Abbott
Abbott's Fast Indian Corn Paint
A wart and corn remover claims to eradicate corns bunions and warts where other remedies fail. The ad presents Abbott’s product as an effective treatment for painful foot conditions.
Swindle’s offers blankets and comforts for cold weather
Rapid weather notice urges readers to prepare with blankets, quilts, and comforts from Swindell's. Stock in blankets ranges from $1 to $10 per pair with various comforts and counterpanes advertised. Shirting stock also described as complete under D. T. Swrxperr.
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Swindell’s
D. T
State Music Festival Programme at Stronach’s Auditorium
The October 1–2 program conducted by Prof. A Pauli features Mozart Rheinberger Wagner and Wagner pieces, with solos by Mrs. George Bason Miss Addie White and Miss Nellie Waddell among Salem Salisbury and Smithfield artists. Tickets go on sale next Wednesday at A Williams & Co. store. general admission 1, season 1.50.
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Stronach’s
A. Pauli
A. Williams & Co
Mozart
Paul and
Virginia
George Bason
Charlotte
Josef Rheinberger
Rheinberger Ladies’ Quartette of
Salisbury
A. White
W. C. Rankin
Fannie Shober
A. H. Boyden
Gebhard
Addie White
Wagner
Nevier
Lassen
Mendelssohn
F. L. Vogler
Salem
K. A. Ebert
Clara Bevan
F. H. Vogler
Fray
Ochestra
Boildien
Jane Sloman Terry
E. A. Ebert
Chimes
J. C. Macy
Carel Club
Boston
Rheinberger Quartette
Music Festival
Rossini
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Reactionary
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United Press
Blue Sluggers
Wilkes
State Chronicle
Will
Governor's Guards
Tigay
Frank Guild
Pecks
Isoy
Ceina
the United Press
Grand State Music Festival
Simmons Liver Regulator
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