Ginston Sentinel reports on Raleigh era politics and Mahone
The Ginston Sentinel notes Senator Yance returns to Washington with Democratic gains and discusses U S debt and colored troops. It details Governor Jarvis appointing Judge Shipp, Garfield's administration, and New York politics. It critiques Garfield, Mahone influence, and Republican strategy in the Senate. It covers Virginia Midland survey plans and Simon Cameron remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
Dhon
Wm. M. Shipp
Charlotte
Sehenck
Ann
Garaid
eerGeld
Cen
Garfield
Robertson
Newrk
Conkling
Rail road lease dispute halts Air Line project
The Baltimore Sun reports a broad injunction blocking the Richmond and Danville Railroad from taking control of the Air Line, with courts ruling the lease contract void without explicit legislative authority. Experts say no North or South Carolina or Georgia act authorizes such a lease, while bondholders contend they retain voting rights and management influence through the Air Line charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond and
Danville
New York City
Supreme Court of the
United States
Borth Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
New
Law Suit Blocks Air-Line Leases in Richmond Area
Bondholders represented by Lt. Gov. Dorsheimer and Field and Saker of New York bring injunction against Air Line Railroad leases by Richmond and Danville. Case expected to run two to three years. Virginia Midland extension to Charlotte, N C, to be pushed swiftly. Suit filed in New York City where Air Line offices are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Air—Line Company
County Board Actions Include Elections and Appointments
County minutes record orders to send a child to the Poorhouse, rescind a grant to a colored graveyard, appoint election judges and a town register for Winston May elections, list jurors for Forsyth Superior Court, and grant a stock law election in Abbott's Creek with designated registrars and judges. Additional orders name tax sisters, Deputy Sheriff qualification, and fence repairs near Walnut Cove Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Slanter
J. G. Sides
H. W. Fries
SI Sand
Salem
N. W. Sapp
Joseph S. Kerner
A. H. Beard
Forsyth Superior Court
E Shore
Jacob, Wewal
TW Reynolds
J Guthrie
T L Boils
GW Mitchell
Chas Rothrock
L E Griffith
F IL Fries
Joseph Ur
AG Hough
Eli Weagil
I Il Nelson
Juo N
Hester
Son
Jas A Gray
Geo W Harper
Ketner
MC Clayton
Juo H Tieiner
James Miller
Daria J
W L Sink
RA Stimpson
Geoft Idol
Calvin Faw
Agustor Samuels
Calvin Crews
Abbott's Creek Township
A. Pitts
L P, Mathews
David Smith
Abbott's Creek
Belew's Creek
S. Linville
Bethania
N. Anderson
Broadbay
Chas
Rothrock
Kernersville
W.W
W.W. Perry, Louisville.—J. P. Binkley. Middle Fork.—Yp. A. Cox
Old Richmond
E. L. Reed
Old Town
J. WU. Cox
Salem Chapel
T. M. Marshall
South Fork
John Boyer
Vienna
E .C. Dull
Winston
N. S. Cook
Board of County Commsioners
Court House
E. M. Conrad
James Linville
Drs
Moore County Grit Fueling Local Industry in Parkewood
The North Carolina Mill Stove Company of Parkewood Moore County NC shows rapid growth with two portable mills, a new shop, and daily capacity. They plan housing for workers and a village of 100 plus within a year and have built a long telephone line from Cameron through Carthage to Parkewood, the state’s longest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Mill Stove Company
Pakewood
Moore County
N.C
Cameron
Raleigh and
Auguste
Carthage
Parkewood
Richmond and Danville lease dispute flares in North Carolina plans
The Richmond and Danville interest faces阻 attempted obstruction by Baltimore and Ohio rivals. Parties went to New York to secure time for the Atlantic and Charleroi line as contracts promised delivery today. A $500,000 deposit was paid. an injunction order halted progress, but Richmond and Danville remain ahead amid the tense maneuvering reported by the Despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siva Fe Acarsi
Ricumorn
DanvitLe
Danville
Baltimore
Ohio
New York
Atlantic
Char
J. W. Garrett
Acain
Richmon
A City under Water in Missouri River Gorge
A Missouri River gorge from fifteen miles upstream to seventy miles downstream floods a wide bottom. Green Island Nebraska opposite Yankton is swept away. Residents cling to houses as they float off. A large amount of stock is drowned. All settled bottom lands are flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SwasCrry
Iowa
Missouri River
Green Island
Neb
Yankton
Grateful Women Endorse Hop Bitters In Broad Testimony
The Courant notes women praise Hop Bitters as uniquely suited to their needs. It claims the remedy alleviates chills and fever, indigestion, liver derangement, recurring headaches, weakness, back and kidney pain, shoulder discomfort, and general lassitude and despair. The ad-like passage extols broad benefits for the female health condition.
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Ginston Sentinel
Geo. M. Mathes
Y. ‘Ance
Ashington
Warren Vounty
Decu
Jority
Gan
Esignages
Ganriett
Goth
McVeach
James
Jeanette
North Pole
Arctic
New North
Jae Mehone
North Carolina
Mahone
Econch
Senate
Riddleberger
Sargeant
Aleady
Corps of Engineers
Virginia Midland
Saulybeck
Unionidge
Jpali
J. B. Yates
Washington
Dry Fork
Leaksville
Leaks
Col. Barbour
Stanville News
Simon Cameron
Alegto
Iik
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Bristol
Railroad Matters
Atlanta Air Line
Baltimore Sun
Cess
Karlotic
Superior Court of
Forth County
For Kth
Tandy
DAVIS
Yevich Devia
George Hiffman
Brick Charen
N. Y
Geo
Huffman
Vavil Cobie
Quire Monroe Thompson
Clapp
Jacob Suurp
Abraham Sigare
David Shepard
Daniel Vol. EM
Peast
W. Ft. Garett
J. Humman
Ne. Foust
Dysshadly
D. ¥ Snuth
Bud Sheep
Andy Staniey
John T. Newon
Griffith, Moore and Co
General Merchandise
Doour
Evel
RY Berkswan
J.C. Buxtus
Gray & Art
Finston, MMC
State of
Forsyth Cotsty
Bla. Meares, A
Keshia
Frank Keehin, Et al
G. D
Pet
Order OF Publicat
Keehin
Fed
Mary E
Reid
Robert
Flora
Aenear
Maggie
Theodore
Isado
Floridor Keelin
Frank
Adale
Mary A
Keelin
C.shauser
Dr. Tnomeson
Courthouse Square
J. EL Rs
Jacob Tise
East Side Court Horse Square
C. Ldo
Botto
New Clothing Department
Mons
Gene
Rosenbacher
Probl & Stockton
Toolong
Brand
Pfoml & Stockton
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