Various 1831 News Items from the Instan Sentinel
The issue notes Kentucky discovery. January travel. Chinese minister Yu to the US. Brewster named Attorney General nominee. immigrant totals for 1880. first issue of Gold Leaf at Henderson. Pappoex named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Ducktown line to Pigeon River to run in January. Rolano Bonavarre sells Monaco gambling interests for 920000 pounds. Mrs. Summerim robbed in Danville. Powell takes Tarboro editorial chair. Atlanta Exposition ending December 31. Kimball calls it a short event. Harper's Weekly on Reform. Zen. Vance criticizes R and D monopoly, shaping Ducktown road. support for North Carolina interests.
Congress Faces Tobacco Tax Debate and Wealth Tax Findings
A columnist notes tobacco manufacturers seek to preserve the current tax, fearing agitation if it is altered. Reports on Guiteau argue for a guilty verdict amid claims of insanity, while the census shows per capita wealth by region. Pension costs rise, with annual bills projected upward, and Southern wealth gains under Democratic rule are praised as evidence of prudent governance.
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Congress
Tax Census Bureau
New England
Middle States
West
Pacific
Forsyth County Bond Case Against I G Lash Estate
Two year old suit against I G Lash estate alleges mismanagement of county bonds while Lash acted as regent. Court orders demand production of books and records. usurious interest may be disallowed. Case seeks exact accounting and balance, with trial likely in March. amount involved estimated forty to sixty thousand dollars.
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W. A. Lemly
Superior Court
McKay
Supreme Court
Justi Smith
Davidson Suhcior Court
Revenue Storekeeper A Y Shaw Found Dead Near Greensboro
United States ganger and storekeeper A Y Shaw, a Friendship township resident, was found dead on the road home near McKnight's bridge, two and a half miles west of Greensboro. No inquest was held. no foul play suspected though he appeared intoxicated. He carried $147 and a gold watch. his horse stood by as he lay by the sulky on the ground.
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A. Y. Shaw
United States
Friendship Township
McKnight
Women’s Rights Sequel Urges Expanded Labor Field
A reader argues for broader work opportunities for women to escape poverty and forced marriage. She critiques limited female roles, champions self support, and notes risks of unhappy marriages when women must rely on a partner.
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Epirrok Sestinen
Oland Muller
Woman’s liberty and unity in marriage seen in a critic’s view
A Wilmington Star commentary argues for free and equal choice in marriage and urges fewer thorns for women. It expresses hope that liberal views will expand a woman’s opportunities and lessen domestic limits.
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