Great Democratic Barbecue Draws Forty Thousand In Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana September 28 large crowd attends a Democratic barbecue with Hon A E Stevenson vice presidential candidate as principal speaker. The event features eight speaker stands, a wave of visiting dignitaries including Turpie Bynum Warner Jae C Black T L Neal Claude Matthews and others. The city seeks police aid amid rise in pickpockets and thieves during the crowds.
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Nancy Hanks sets world pace record in 2 04
Terre Haute Indiana Sept 23 Nancy Hanks trotted a mile in 2 04 to break the world record for light harness horse on a regulation track. Doble praised her speed after a 4 30 start and crowds hailed the performance with telegraphs of congratulation.
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Democratic National Committee in Forthright Meeting
Chairman Harrity returns from Pennsylvania as the campaign committee plans to meet with the national committee to push a local ticket against Tammany Hall while opposing a bolt. The Jacksonville note reports lynching fears after a fatal shooting by York Ballard in Ocala. New York Republicans hold a large Cooper Union gathering with T. C. Platt and Elihu Root addressing support for the party. Baseball scores and other notices complete the day’s dispatches.
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Wake County foreclosure notice outlines estate sale plan
A 1904 Wake County action by P Jones as executor lists sale of estate assets of Mary A. Morehead to settle claims. The description covers property lines, surrounding streets, and timber, noting parcels north of Jones Street and near Blood Creek. Purchasers’ terms require cash down and balance later, per the administrator and commissioners.
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West Bred Horses for Sale in North Carolina Fragmented Description
A fragmentary sale notice describes gentle medium sized horses with pedigrees and records. Potential buyers are directed to view at Jones Street and contact Dr James McKee or KD BH Lk for more information.
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James McKke
Notice in tobacco farming and insurance ad appears
Notice mentions tobacco curing and cultivation experience, name JG Layton Jr of Duna North Carolina, Old Reliable Life Insurance Company, and travel ad for summer round trip ticket via C F Ray in Asheville on South Main Street, dated July 23. The fragment references rates and brokers and a job note for unexperienced growers to apply.
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German Catholic Congress Deliberations In Newark
The German Catholic congress opened with a solemn requiem mass at St Peter's Newark, priests meeting to discuss the school system and parochial aims. Resolutions favor restoring papal temporal power and expanding Catholic education among German immigrants.
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Gilmore Laid To Rest At Calvary Cemetery
The obsequies for Bandmaster Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore were held with a twenty-second regiment pallbearers group and a police escort leading a long funeral cortege. A band played a dead march, a sixteen-man firing squad saluted, and the body was interred at Calvary cemetery after services at Saint Francis Xavier’s church.
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Greensboro audience greets Weaver and Lease politly
In Greensboro on Sept 28 General Weaver and Mrs Lease spoke to about three hundred locals and a few third party adherents. Weaver urged brotherly unity while warning of oppression of farmers, and Lease failed to win over the crowd with her declamatory reform appeal. The turnout was largely Democratic and discussions noted the absence of a strong enthusiastic reception for Weaver.
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Sale of Goldsboro Cotton Mills by Receiver
Under order of the court a receivership sale is set for November 11 at twelve noon on the premises of the Goldsboro Cotton Mills near Goldsboro NC. The auction will offer the mill site machinery fixtures and all real and personal property of the mill including cotton inventory. The mill has operated about six months and is ready to resume work offering a prime opportunity for cotton manufacturing in East North Carolina.
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Institution offers superior advantages in multiple studies
An institute highlights its departments led by specialists in Literature Science Elocution Music Art and Stenography and Typewriting with high health standards and promising class work. It advertises affordable charges and a forthcoming session starting September 7th seeking catalog requests and plans. The Tyler Desk Co of St Louis markets a Standard Curtain Desk and related furniture with various prices.
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North Carolina horse sale advertised at Fair View Farm
P. Williams of Raleigh announces a November auction featuring forty brood mares and colts by standard bred stallions from Franklin Chief and others. Includes descendants of Electioneer, George Wilkes, and Handson line with pedigrees like Nancy Haghe. Catalogs available by October 28. terms offered by sale day.
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Typewriter Headquarters Advertises Wide Selection
Typewriter Headquarters promotes all makes at half price with thorough examination and guaranteed first class condition. They offer rental options and ship nationwide from locations in New York and Chicago, boasting the largest stock and free illustrated catalogues.
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