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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1886
Page
1
A notice states the individual offers professional services in Winston-Salem and serves the founding country’s people. He will be found at his Liberty Street residence in the Nelson building, except when professionally absent, effective January 27, 1961.
A poem published in Little River 8 C features a speaker condemning a friend's verbal knives. The verse contrasts sharp words and kind speech, noting hidden wounds from careless talk and the blindness of the speaker.
Dan Berkely plans a Gothic cottage with porch and bays inspired by Ben Morrill’s design while Uncle Nathan secretly funds the project promising a home for Dan and Minnie. Ermina selects furnishings, and a deed titled Elm Lodge seals the couple’s marriage and new life.
Hon Poin Dexter Dunn of Arkansas is praised as a prominent hardworking congressman born in Wake County North Carolina on November 3 1834 He is identified as chairman of the House Committee on American Shipbuilding andone of North Carolina’s few native representatives in Congress.
The Durham Recorder reports Judge Montgomery opening court in Dossos with a capital case against a young Simpson for murder. The piece lists local lawyers, remarks on American shipbuilding, and profiles Poindexter Durnin, plus notices from Reidsville and Danville about local option debates. It adds anecdotes on local names, travel notes, and small-town commerce.
A whirlwind week in Washington with Joe Jefferson the circus and the Seventh New York Regiment drawing crowds. Congress passes a flood of pension and war-claim bills as the Hall of Records is planned at a cost of 200000 dollars. The Senate secrecy debate persists while Abram Hewitt woos smugglers with a proposed customs court.
The Salisbury Herald reports on Capt. D. B. Smith of Wilkes County who became commander of the King Kalakaua’s guards in the Hawaiian Islands. He travels to New Orleans to oversee a Han sian exhibit then plans to visit Washington and Lynn Mass to buy an electric plant for Honolulu and to light the royal palace. The article notes his travels and a rare return to his North Carolina home.
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