State News Roundup From Raleigh and Washington
The column surveys tariffs and debt debates in Congress, a potential pardon case in Georgia, and Raleigh politics. It notes the Rhode Island machinery boom, a Bribery inquiry in Michigan, and a crackdown on convict labor. It ends with railroad commission talk and a Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad stock sale proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
R. F. Armfield
Congress
Carlisle
Kentucky
Committee of Ways and Means
Davie
Purnell
Wake County
Strayhorn
Womack
Parnell
Powell Farm
Nuese River
Watson
Mr. Hill
Raleigh
Scott
New Hanover
Jones
Webb
Railroad Commission
General Assembly
Senate
Cape Fear
Yadkins Valley
E. Kerner
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Dortch
Confederate Monument Planned in Goldsboro by Goldsboro Rifles
A monument honoring Confederate dead is to be erected at Goldsboro by the Goldsboro Rifles. Contracts have been awarded for a life size bronze statue and a granite base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Penitentiary
Aleck Stephens
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Rifles
Small Pox Panic Hits Virginia Towns
Reports describe a smallpox panic across southwestern Virginia counties with Salem noting abatement while Bristol Rural Retreat and other towns along the Norfolk and Western Railroad report new cases. public concern grows as the disease spreads in interior counties. Drag and Harness For Sale. Apply at Smith & Brown's Drag Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyncapore
Salem
Bristol
Central
Norfolk and Western
Interior Counties
Smith & Brown
State items and notable deaths in North Carolina
Salisbury to get water works. House act makes razor a deadly weapon. The New South of Wilmington suspends. Mrs. Eleanor Swain dies in Raleigh aged 83. Sheriff tax payments rise to 57. more to follow. W R Cox and Fannie Lyman married in Raleigh. Sheep movement criticized. John W Harper of Newbern Journal dies in Raleigh. Kerr map increases NC size by 15 miles and 2000 square miles. A child dies after a coffee spill in Tredegar County. Church Messenger moves from Durham to Pittsboro. Rev Curtis resigns. Rev Joyner takes over. Hop Bitters ads promote cures and life restoration claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New South
Wilmington
Eleanor Swain
Swain
Raleigh
Weldon News
Kerr
North Carolina
Dora Cail
Tredell County
Episcopal Church
N.C
Durham
Pittsboro
Chas. J. Curtis
Mr. Joyner
Recorder
Winston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inston Sentinel
Geo. M. Mathes
D. M. Sabin
U.S. Senate
Minnesota
Windom
Salvation Army
Joe Hellen
Alabama
Vincent
Michigan
Sheriffs of
State
Rhode Island
Greensboro
Guilford
Hej
Richmond
Philadelphia
Census Department
United States
Forestry Bulletin No
America
Spain
Palestine
Coge
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Florida
Lousiana
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Dakota
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Star
Pamlico Sound
South Carolina Line
Carolina
New York
Beaufort County
Democratic Party
News- Observer
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Robert W. Don=nell
Murchison & Co
New York City
A.Y. Stokes
John D. Williams
E. J. Lilly
J. A. Gray
J. A. Morehead
J. Turner Morehead
J. F
W. A. Moore
W. A. Lemly
W. A. Lash
D. W. C. Benbow
Julius A. Gray
Franklinsville
Danbury
Patterson
State News
Salisbury
W. R. Cox
Fannie
Bishop Lyman
P.S
John W. Harper
Newbern Journal
Earth
Ongle
Sentinel
Wenspon
N. C
WM. M. Hinshaw
T. H. Pegram, Ja
W. M. Hinshaw & CO
Old Town Street
Pace
M, Hinshaw & CO
LWA
Hinshaw & Bynum
Fourth Street
Winston, N. C
Stetson
BAY Stateboots and Shoes
T. Miles’ Sons
JAS. A. Leach & CO
Thomasville
Belmont
Geo. A. Boozer
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