State Officials and Agencies Listed in Regional Directory
District and state officials named include Governor Daniel G Fowle Lieutenant Governor Thomas M Helton Secretary of State William Saunders Treasurer Donald W Bain Auditor George W Sandersin Superintendent Sidney M Finger Attorney General Theodore F Davidson Supreme Court Justices and lower court judges Numerous county and city offices listed with names and titles including representatives in Congress and local police and clerk roles. Also notes church and lodge listings with pastors and meeting times.
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Daniel G. Fowle
Wake
Thomas M. Helt
Alamance
William [. Saunders
Donald W Bain
George W. Sandersin
Wayne
Sidney M Finger
Catawba
Thodore F Davidson
Bunconi
Princeton Defeats Yale 10 to 0 for Intercollegiate Title
Princeton over Yale 10 to 0 at Berkely Oval before 20 000 fans amid flags and cheers. Ames and Cowan star for Princeton as Warren scores the clinching touchdown in the second half. Yale fights hard but cannot break through Princeton’s defense.
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Princeton
Yale
Berkely Oval
Donnelly
Cowand
Gill
Janeway
Heffi Finger
George
Hanson
Hires
Newell
Cash
Rhodes
Warren
Hartwell
Poe
Wartenburg
Channing
Harvey
Black
McC Inny
Ames
Mc Bride
Cowan
McBride
Heffelfinger
Guill
Stagg
McClung
Wesleyan Triumphs Over University In Muddy Football Clash
Wesleyan defeated the University 10 to 2 before a crowd of hundreds of women and men amid heavy mud. Veers Slayback Crane Paishly and Bickford starred for Wesleyan while Zeigler Audienried Valentine and Thayer contributed for University. Cranes and Audienried were injured as the game wore on. Elsewhere Lehigh topped Navy 26 to 6 Virginia beat Johns Hopkins 68 to 0 Dartmouth won at Hoboken 18 to 5 and Manhattan club beat New York Athletic 16 to 4.
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Princeton
Yale
Berkely Oval
Eee
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Glee Club
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Jim Hancock
Ivy Club
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Col. Bucher
Billy Bull
Walter Camp
Ray
Tompkins
Osborne
Marquand
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
University
University Boys
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Audienried
Valentine
Thayer
Wesleyan
Veers
Slayback
Crane
Paishly
Bickford
Annapolis
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Polo Grounds
E_Mina
N. Y
University of Rochester
Union College
Reed in House race boosts New York Pennsylvania support
Reed supporters consolidate backing from New York and Pennsylvania as McKinley allies protest alleged interference by Quay and Cameron. The Ohio camp predicts Reed may win on the second ballot with 70 votes. McKinley men count their trust in Ballot dynamics and caucus attendance.
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Reed
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Ohio
Quay
Pratt
McKinley
New England
New Jersey
California
Kansas
Wisconsin
Burrows
Henderson
Cannon
C. Burrows
Silver Convention Forming National Silver Committee
The Silver Convention in St Louis formed a national committee of one member from each state and territory. A five member memorial committee will work with the president to present a silver coinage proposal to Congress. Rep. Thomas Fitch of Nevada praised England as the world’s leader during remarks.
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T .E
Congess
Hmas Fitch
Nevada
England
Neo Steerer
Sim
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Thanksgiving Gun Accidents Kill Two in Maryland
Thanksgiving day 1889 brought gunning accidents in Maryland with two fatalities. Charles D. Cole, 28, of Anne Arundel county, died from a premature discharge. A 14 year old son of Baltimore county Policeman John Miller was killed by a bursting gun.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Charles D. Cole
Anne Arundel County
John Miller
Baltimore County
Diplomats See US Advantage If Japan Ratifies Covenant
Washington reports American diplomats achieve a stronger position than Europeans in negotiating a treaty with Japan. If the pact is ratified the United States holds an advantageous stance, though Japan may hesitate to sign to avoid offending England.
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Washington
Japan
United States
England
Eleven Die As German Bark Germania Is Driven Ashore
The three masted bark Germania from Christiana Germany ran ashore off Long Branch New Jersey near the West End shortly after 6 pm Wednesday. Eleven of her sixteen man crew drowned in a violent Jersey coast storm said to be among the fiercest in years.
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Long Branch
N. J
Christiana
Germany
West End
Jersey
Accidental Shooting Claims Young Man Near Rehoboth
Lewes Delaware November 29 William Mac Comb about 18 living with farmer Richard Morris of Rehoboth was fatally shot while gunning on a neighboring farm. He crossed a ditch on a fence holding the gun by the muzzle when it discharged the entire load entering his head causing instant death.
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Lewes
Del
William MacComb
Richard Morris
Rehoboth
Child dies in Chester county suffocation by family cat
In Algier Chester county a 3 month old girl of W A Reyburn was found dead with a cat lying over the child’s mouth and nose. The coroner’s jury ruled the death a suffocation caused by the cat.
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West Chister
Algier
Chester County
W.A. Reyburn
Thanksgiving reception at American legation in London
The United States minister hosted the traditional Thanksgiving reception at the American legation in London. A large number of guests attended, surpassing the turnout of recent years.
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Robert Lincoln
London
United States
Two Dola c Councilmen vote to cut council salary
ELIZABETH New Jersey November 29 The Democratic and Republican members of the city council unanimously voted for an ordinance reducing the salary of future members from 500 dollars to 2 dollars per year.
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Dola c
Elizabeth
N. J
Peninsula Flooded After Severe Storms
Nov 29 reports from LatureL Delaware record heavy rains causing widespread damage across the peninsula with this week’s storm described as the severest yet.
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Laturel
Del
Thanksgiving in Charleston South Carolina
Thanksgiving Day observed with broad business suspensions across Charleston as services were held in nearly all churches marking a quiet holiday.
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Charleston
S. C
Thanksgiving Fire Hits Bent & Co. Furniture Plant
A fire tore through G. W. Bent & Co.'s furniture factory in SROOKLINE New Hampshire on Thanksgiving Day, causing about $3,000 in losses. The blaze was well insured and no further damage details were reported.
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N. H
G. W. Bent & Co
Minister Lincoln's Sad Errand
London dispatch reports United States Minister Lincoln was suddenly summoned to Versailles as his son lies fatally ill there.
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London
United States
Versailles
Wesleyan Beats Penn 10 to 2 In Muddy Gridiron Tilt
New York November 29 Wesleyan defeated the University of Pennsylvania by a 10 to 2 score amid a mud sodden Berkely Oval. The game opened to a fair crowd with Wesleyan prevailing as the better side.
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Princeton
New York
Thanksgiving Snow Graces Rour Georgia
The first snow of the season fell in Rour Georgia yesterday but melted as it fell. Residents noted the light dusting appeared on Thanksgiving Day.
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Georgia
Rour, Ga
All the World Within Earshot Claim About Population
A New York Journal claim asserts that the current world population of about 1.4 billion could fit in a ten mile by ten mile field with standing room and all could be addressed by a single speaker using a telephone.
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New York Journal
The Rev. Geo H Thayer Praises Shilohs Consumption Cure
The Reverend and his wife credit Shilohs Consumption Cure with saving their lives. He states it provides immediate relief from croup whooping cough and bronchitis and endorses the remedy.
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Geo. H. Thayer
Burbon
Ind
Shiloh
Gettysburg man predicts House chief clerk pick
Hon. Edward McPherson of Gettysburg says he has reasons to believe he will be chosen chief clerk of the house of representatives and has enough votes pledged. John Carson of The Philadelphia Ledger is optimistic but notes one or two Pennsylvanians are less certain than expected.
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Edward McPherson
Gettysburg
House of Representatives
John Carson
Philadelphia Ledger
Potsdam Zeitung Editor Faces Trial On Lese Majeste Charge
Berlin nov 29 editor of The Potsdam Zeitung to be tried on lese majestie charge for reporting that the Kaiser recently rode in a second class cab. The case centers on whether such a detail insulted the emperor and violated imperial dignity.
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Berlin
Potsdam Zeitung
River accident at Wheeling drowns two youths
A wag on of cindera on the river bank at Wheeling collapsed sending a boy and his year old companion into the Ohio River. They were unable to reach shore and drowned.
Ex-Sheriff Spragg assigns for creditors in Waynesburg
WaYNESBURG Pa November 29 ex sheriff D A Spragg made an assignment for creditors. W T Lautz cashier of Farmers and Drovers National Bank and Dr D Braden among others named. The bank directors assure depositors the bank will pay all liabilities. The involved men allegedly invested unwisely in a western cattle ranch.
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Green County
D. A. Spragg
W. T. Lautz
National Bank
D. Braden
Wilkesbarre to Williamsport Railroad Project
Details nearly completed for a new Wilkes Barre to Williamsport railroad linking eastern and western networks. The 75 mile line cuts 30 miles off travel between the two cities and saves about an hour and a half to New York travel. Capital is 1.6 million with strong financial backing.
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Williamsport
Williamsprt
New York
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Willliamsport
Entrprise
Bellefonte Murder Tale: Suspect Freed After Alibi
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on November 29 a man arrested near Vanderbilt on suspicion of murdering Clara Vierce was released after proving an alibi. A posse continues to seek a tramp believed to be the killer. Vierce, a pretty girl about 18, was found with three bullet wounds in the road and an inquest noted she had been assaulted before the shooting.
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Bellefonte
Vanderbilt
Irauthaus
Miss Pierce
Steel plant and furnace destroyed in Connellsville fire
Martin Joyce's steel plant and a silver smelting furnace at the blue stone quarry three miles south of Connellsville burned. A grindstone exploded from heat, sending flying debris that narrowly missed quarry workers. The plant had cost about $10,000.
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Connellsville
Martin Joyce
Blue Stone
Bing
Bodies Transferred for Interment at Grand View Cemetery
The work of raising the dead at Nineveh is finished and a load of bodies has been moved to Johnstown for interim interment at Grand View cemetery. Twenty five bodies were raised on the Indiana side opposite Nineveh and await transfer. thirteen remain at Blairsville.
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Nineveh
Grand View Cemetery
Indiana
Blairsvile
Pennsylvania Railroad East Earnings Rise in 1889 Report
Philadelphia November 29. The Pennsylvania railroad company east of Pittsburgh and Erie for November 1889 shows cross earnings up by 1140, expenditures up by 36094, and net earnings up by 354920 compared with November 1883.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Steamer Calu Beached After Leak Near Chicago
The coal laden steamer Calu from Duluth, commanded by Capt. O J Green, sprang a leak near Evans ton opposite Chicago and was beached. The Evinston ice saving crew rescued eighteen crewmen with difficulty.
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Cabcasco
Calumet
Duluth
O. “J. Green
Vanston
Evinston
Dr. Francis Stevens Burial At Jail Grounds
Nov. 9. The remains of Dr. Francis Stevens, who died here on Monday, are preserved in ice at the jail awaiting information from friends. No information has been received. the remains will be buried in the jail burial ground this afternoon.
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Towsos
Francis Stevens
Mowsiay
A Penchant for Gold Watches
Greenville Pa No 24. H Campbell and Samuel Ashrhot prominent citizens were halted by highwaymen on their return home. At gunpoint they were forced to surrender their gold watches and purses. No crew was seen accompanying the robbers.
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H. Campbell
Samuel Ashrhot
Tragedy at Wheeling River Bank Drowns Father and Son
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 28 Mr MacGolf and his 16 year old son were unloading a wagon of cinders when the river bank collapsed sending both into the Ohio River where they drowned.
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Wheeling
Ohio River
W. Va
Bradlaugh departs for Bombay seeking health cure
Nov 29 Charles Bradlaugh leaves for Bombay amid a crowd of supporters and critics alike. The departure follows health concerns and reflects broad political interest in his wellbeing.
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Vradlaugh Boand
Omba Lonpoux
Charles Brad- Ilaugh
Bombay
Death of Rev Dr Murray in Carlisle
Carlisle, Pennsylvania reports the death of Rev. Dr. Murray aged 74. He was an eminent divine and the oldest member of the Carlisle Presbytery, memorialized in southern Pennsylvania.
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Carlisle
Murray
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Presbytery
Breslau Tron Advanced Prices Rise in Trade Note
Breslau report notes advance in roll tros to 200 marks per ton and sheet iron to 250 marks per ton as of November 29.
Pioneer Peyton Wilkes Dies Aged 100 Near Greenville
Peyton Wilkes, a pioneer, died last week near Greenville Oregon at the age of 100. The obituary notes his long life and local significance.
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Jefferson Davia
Senator Pierce
North Dakota
Peyton Wilkes
Greenville
Ore
Boston's Big Fire Recalled in Lynn Also Reenacted
The Boston blaze of Bedford Street in November 29 reporting a fire that threatened the district, spread through two acres of top-grade structures, with Ames building and Lynn factories cited. Rain aided firemen and a $10,000,000 to $14,000,000 loss estimate circulated, two firemen missing. Thanksgiving banquet in Berlin featured Mr. Phelps and notable Americans at the Kaiserhof.
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Brown, Durrell & Co
Bedford Street
Lynn
Ames
Bedford
Kingston Streets
Tuesay
Kingston
Summer Streets
Berlin
Kaiserhof
Phelps
Herbert Bismarck
Prince Radziwill
Miss Phelps
Mommein and Cartiers
Consul Edwards
Minister Pendletor
Harrison
Germany
America
Madrid Crowd Fights to Save Suspected Jack the Ripper
In Madrid a man believed to be Jack the Ripper was escorted to a court to face murder charges. A mob of over 500 women assaulted him as guards struggled to move him from jail, needing a physician to treat injuries before proceedings could continue.
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Jack the Ripper
Madrid
Whitechapel
London
Natural gas supply fails in Indianapolis as cold snaps bite
The Indianapolis gas supply has dwindled for a week as a rapid cold front hits the city. Though large factories run sparingly, dwellings in the south see low fires while King & Co. packs use coal due to limited gas. Northside lines face no notable issues.
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Indianapolis
King & Co
Storm floods Waterbury area cause extensive damage
Waterbury and surrounding towns report severe flooding as Little Brook rose over East and South Main streets flooding twenty cellars with goods valued at 54000. The Naugatuck River swells turning the valley into a sea, with rail lines and bridges washed out in Seymour Union City and Naugatuck. Durham dam at Naugatuck failed yesterday delaying traffic.
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Waterbury
Conn
Little Brook
Naugatuck
Thomaston
Birmingham
Seymour
Union City
Durham
Murray Attacks Pedlers in East Houston Street Rampage
George Murray, described as subject to fits of insanity, went on a hatchet assault on East Houston Street injuring two Italian peddlers and threatening a young woman before a citizen stopped him with a stone and police arrived. The Italians were hospitalized.
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New York
George Murray
Houston Street
Report on Lost Minin Steamer Stirs Halifax Rumor
A circulated report claimed the cable steamer Minin from London bound for Halifax was lost. The rumor is not believed. The vessel left London ten days ago and has since appeared at another British port.
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HawLifax
London
Halifax
Snow at Halifax Reported With Weather Gusts
Snowfall filled Halifax with several inches of accumulation and was followed by a heat rain. A violent southeast gale developed last evening, adding to unsettled winter conditions.
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Califax
Ely's Dream Balm Promises Cures for Katarrh by Cleansing
A new idea promotes Ely's Dream Balm as a cleansing and healing cure for katarrh not a drying remedy. It is not a liquid or snuff and is applied into the nostrils with magical effects claimed. A thorough treatment is said to cure the worst cases, price 50 cents.
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Rucklen
Bogart
Ely
Question of Identity Shocks Atlanta Church Leader
The Constitution reveals a sensational report about W. R. Dale pastor of Seventh Baptist Church in Atlanta. Two citizens identify Dale as J. O. H. Nuttall, a former Charlotte and Dallas printer and silversmith charged with deserting his family and eloping with a young girl. Verified acquaintances dispute the match as Dale’s brother preachers investigate.
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W. R. Dale
Seventh Baptist Church
Dale
J. O. H. Nuttall
Charlotte
Dallas
N. C
Nuttall
Boundary dispute turns deadly as oyster schooner sunk
In Reedsville Virginia on November 29 a clash between the police tug Augusta from Onancock and the oyster schooner Lawson from Crisfield ended with the Lawson sunk off Hog Island. The fight stemmed from the Maryland Virginia boundary dispute.
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Augusta
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Russell
Lawson
Crisfield
Lewis Reservation
Hog Island
Private wounded in accidental shooting by Lieut Bing
Atlantic City November 29. William H. Edwards a private in the Morris Guards was accidentally shot by Lieut Russell G. Bing during a target practice yesterday afternoon. Edwards 28 and unmarried his recovery doubtful as Bing tried to push down the breech and the gun discharged.
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Virginia Military Institute Board Names Nominating Committee
The Virginia Military Institute board of visitors appointed S. H. Icher of Lexington W. H. White of Norfolk and Dr. James L. Buchanan of Richmond to nominate a successor to Gen. Francis H. Smith as superintendent of the institute in Richmond on November 29.
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Lexington
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Norfolk
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Francis H. Smith
Professional red business cards Washington North Carolina
First class accommodations for ladies with through service to New York in four hours. Up-river steamers stop at the hotel, headquarters for lim ners. Dogs and horses furnished. Telegram for rooms. J E Merriam proprietor. Also Wilmington address and other hotel notices.
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Hotel Swindell Reopens With Refurbished Rooms
The hotel premises in Hyde countse refitted and refurnished Jewelry well supplied and servants attentive. The establishment hosts a campaign to accommodate the public with improved facilities and service.
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Bel Tiote
Hyde Counts
Jabie
Dibble's Old Stand Shifts on Main Street
Main Street Washington N C gains a new landmark as Dibble's Old Stand reopens or relocates, promising familiar goods and steady services from a storied local business.
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Wreck at Ceredo on Chesapeake and Ohio Line
A disastrous wreck at Ceredo on the Chesapeake and Ohio road occurred when a train ran into a washout at high speed. The base and two brakemen were killed.
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Woolen Mills Destroyed by Fire in Mannington
A large woolen mill in Mannington West Virginia owned by Furbee and Johnson was destroyed by fire. Loss estimates range from 15 000 to 200 000 dollars with limited insurance. The blaze began in the engine room.
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W. Va
Furbee & Johnson
Farmer in N H Shooting Slays Wife in Quarrel
Ayer Massachusetts report states William Hodgman a farmer near Greenville New Hampshire fatally shot his wife during a domestic brawl. He fled and had not been captured at last accounts.
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Mine Explosion Entombs Miners at Senftenberg
A tremendous explosion at Senftenberg blocked two shafts and trapped several miners. Rescue chances are said to be slim as officials struggle to reach the entombed workers.
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Senftenberg
Fatal accident as pistol explodes in Rome shop
In Rome Georgia on November 29 Ossie Johnson mishandled an old pistol causing it to discharge. The bullet struck Edward Lansdell nearby and he died from the wound. Police reported no further details available.
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Burglars Loot Athol House Safe for Cash and Securities
In Athol a burglary at Henry R. Stowell's house ended with the safe broken open and loot totaling between $4,000 and $5,000 in cash and securities seized. The incident occurred in Worcester region reporting.
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Athol
Bristol Dock Laborers on Strike Spreads Threat
London reports Bristol dock laborers began a strike that could spread to other branches. About 8,000 men are out, signaling potential wider disruption.
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Fourteen Miners Die in Bochum Mine Explosion
Berlin reports a Bochum Westphalia coal mine explosion killed fourteen miners and injured four others. Officials condemn the accident as a tragic mine disaster amid ongoing safety concerns in the region.
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Bochum
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Weather Update: Light Snow Off Coast With Cold Winds
Light snow is expected along the coast after a period of fair weather and much colder conditions. Northwesterly winds will drive temperatures lower as the system approaches, with minimal visibility impacts likely.
Multiple disparate historical notices in one column
Summary of various items: John C. Raymond jailed ten years for arson in New Brunswick. Massachusetts governor Brackett official plurality 6 875. Midwestern floods slow rail traffic. Claus Spreckels denies sugar trust cornering. Democrats challenge 16 Republican Iowa House seats. Wall Street drives down trust securities. Dr Talmage lunches at pyramids in Egypt. Mrs. Southworth pleads not guilty in Pettus murder case. French chamber discusses foreign-resident tax and employer tax targeting Germans and Italians. Surgeon Richard Volkmann dies aged 59. ex-minister Jacob Halderman dies aged 69. An elderly man dies on Albany train en route from Montreal. Frederick Winslow Jr surrenders for embezzlement. Selman Hess of Philadelphia involved. he walked from Niagara Falls hungry.
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Buffalo
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Philadelphia
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Attorney J Pmend Alexander Schedules Aurora and Pantego Visits
Attorney J Pmend Alexander plans to meet clients at Aurora on the first and third Wednesday each month and at Pantego on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings. He serves as a local attorney at law and real estate agent.
Practice in District Courts and Martin County
Attorney offers services in the Courts of the District and in Martin county with emphasis on claim collection and conveyancing. Formerly occupied by the late C UL Hill, the office location is presented for potential clients seeking legal assistance.
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C. UL. Hill
Brown on Main Street Washington NS Exchange Office
GO M Brown at Main Street Washington NS solicits collections and remittance. Exchange bought and sold.
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King House advert promotes Greenville inn with modern amenities
Pleasantly located in the business part of Greenville Mrs Sheriff King proprietor invites travelers to the King House praising large building additions and the best market table. Guests are urged to stop and return for future visits.
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Attorney At Law Practice Information for Keene and Beaufort
Late of Redman Sugg and James. Office old stand of Redman Sugg and James. Will attend the Courts of Keene and Beaufort counties. Practices in State and Federal Courts.
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Free hack at all steamers and telecraft office
A garbled ad notes a free hack at steamers and mentions a telecraft office attached. It references livery stakes and a gray mule offer, with names and distant locations. the text is fragmentary and hard to parse. It also mentions eye ear nose and throat specialists who completed a course and offer services to Exingecombe and surrounding counties.
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Specialist Physician Sowing Hope for Men at Home
An 1849 era advertisement promises a free book from Specialist Physician S. P. describing remedies to cure hopeless male illnesses. The offer is mailed to private recipients at home from room A, 54 Reade Street, corner Broadway, New York, dated Oct 31, 1880.
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American and European Plan hotel notice
All living rooms free and porters meet every train with baggage handling at no charge.
Norfolk market ad highlights cotton grain and country produce
Local Roanoke Dock in Norfolk Virginia extends special attention to sales of cotton grain peanuts and country produce with liberal cash advances on consignments and prompt returns. Market prices guaranteed to be the highest.
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Shiloh’s Vitalizer Promoted as Cure for Ailments
An advertisement claims Shiloh’s Vitalizer relieves indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite and presents it as a positive cure. The copy emphasizes a remedy for various stomach and digestive issues and general well being.
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Positons
Wesleyan Wiegler
Beers
Dewey
Moore
Sypher
Heath
Wricht
Fogg
Bowser
Willard
Branaird
Audenreid
Vail
Eg¢gieston
Huhm
Croup
Mack Goff
Banx
Breslau
Summer Street
Lincoln Street
Summer
Bedford Streets
Washington Street
Fiooda
Connecticut
Merriam
Washington, N.C
Thee Orton
Wilmington, N. C
Ro HO Snell
Edenton N.C
Swan Quarter
W. BL Swindell
Pop
B. Pender
Tonsorial Aruild
Claus Spreckels
Sugar Trust
Iown
Alexander
Alflorney-At-Law
Pantego
Z. Morton, Jrk
Attorney- At-Law
Washington, N
GO. M. Brown
Main Street
Washington, NS. C
H' Tel Albert
New Berne, N. C
KING
Greenville, N. C
Sheriff King
Tress
SAAC
A. Sugg
Windsor, N.C
S. Li
Bryas Hortl
TaAnBoro
H. Smi
Aitoney
Mundson
NEW European Hotel
Goldsboro, N
J. Burgess
N.C
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