Stedman Resigns as Attorney for Railroads and Government
Charles M. Stedman resigns as general counsel and director of the Carolina Central Railroad and the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad to take office as North Carolina lieutenant governor. The move is praised as a standard for public service. letters from Stedman and railroad president Cox accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Chromete
Charles M. Stedman
Atorney
Carolina Central
Wilmington & Weldon
Stedman
Winarseres
N. C
John M. Robinson
Baltinor
Carolina Central Railroad Company
North Carolina
Council
Sam
Quas
M. Stepman
Comny
Major
Cox
Spicy and Entertaining Notes From The Sentinel
A fragment notes the Greenville Standard praising the Western Sentinel of Winston North Carolina as lively and informative with sketches poems and piety. It mentions John Henry Bower’s poem The New South first appearing in the Sentinel and references sentiments about General Ulysses S Grant and a Louisville pie anecdote from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Standard
Western Sentinel
Winston, N. C
New South
John Henry Bower
Sentinel
A Mormon Miracer and Ridicule of Joseph Smith in Pittsfield
A 1839 Pittsfield account recalls a Mormon exhumed corpse stunt staged as a miracle. The narrator describes mob sentiment, financial dealings with the church, and lifelong distrust, noting Illinois residents’ fear and eventual expulsion of Mormons by 1848 after violence and upheaval.
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Edward Payson Hall
The
Sentinel
Male Academy
Pittsfield
Illinois
Eternal Temple of
Joe
Stith
England
Prue
Linois
Utah
An Able Paper on Gov Jarvis Message From Charlotte Observer
A business like review lauds Gov Jarvis for an honest economical administration in North Carolina. The piece praises a progressive spirit, reduced burdens, and growing industries, concluding the message speaks well for his service and the state’s current achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Jarvis
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Jarvis
North Ne
Sound Doctrine and Civil Service Reform Theme
A Marietta Times excerpt argues Democrats should appoint guards while in power as civil service reform. It criticizes party control, hints at public policy shifts, and touts Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a referenced remedy amid discussions of political reform and social equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Times
Dr. Bull
Visit to Mrs Garfield's Stanly County Gold Mine Highlights Industrial Wealth
The article details Mrs. Lucretia Garfield owning a Stanly County gold mine near Albemarle, its partial development, Garfield's purchase with a partner, and ongoing operations including an agent managing work. It paints Col. Thomas M. Holt of Haw River as a leading North Carolina industrial figure and notes his mills, wealth, and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwhl
Stanly County
Charlotte Observer
Lucretia Garfield
Stanly
Albemarle
Garfield
DY Edward Aleck Oldha
The
Sentinel
North Carolina
Col
Thomas M. Holt
Granite
Haw River
Alamanuee County
Holt
Chapel Hill
T. M. Holt
Col. Holt
Haw
Henry Grady
Atlanta Constitution
Morehead City
Gost
Yin Chi
North
Raleigh
Vance
West
Beckaml
Colfistick Sound
Elizabeth City
Thomas G. Skinner
Jessie Pailin
Stanley County
Lae
Garfiel
Reidsville Bank
Ileries
Chatham
Wlaskey
Surry County
Ubiefauet
Lyman
North Carina
Thompson
Mixsssaiy
South
Ife
N.Y
Uncle Davy Teller Built Whetting Wealth in Philadelphia
Special correspondence details David Teller of Teller Brothers rising from poverty in Wilmington to wholesale tobacconist prominence in Philadelphia. He heads Broad Street Synagogue and chairs Mt Sinai Cemetery and Mutual Benefit associations while aiding Jewish charities, with a noted North Carolina readership note.
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Philadelphia
The
Sentinel
Puuaperruta
Racea
Stead
Basinggs
Wilmington
Davy Teller
Teller Brothers
Lancaster
David Teller
United States
Ife
Teller
MacLeod of Dare
Broadstreet Synagogue
Marcus Jastrow
Mt. Sinai Cemetery Association
Mutual Benefit Association
Foster Home
United Trebrew
Tur Seytrset
North Carolina
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MR. Stedman
C. C. and
W. & W. Railroads
Wilmington & Weldon’ Railroad
Prestpost
Ately
the Sentinel
New York
Lordi& Taylor's
Booth
Harrigan and Hart
Satur J. Barry
Washington
Jon
Exum P. Lewis
Adjutant General
Columbian University
Washington City
Voutaic Bett
Washington, W. C
Grant
Wall Street
Randall
Louisville
Joe Smith
Mrs. Garfield
North Car
H. R. Bernier
Pres
Wounded Soldiers’ Mutual Association
Lexington
N.C
Andrew Carmody
Massachusetts
Chicago Times
Iowa
Boston
Port Arthur
Bucklea
BR. L
Writrass, Co
General Commission Merchants
Ofice
Tos Wilttara Bt
Wamrdovsn
Jeonas
Uni Uss
Postaga
Addinck &Co
Auguard
Satire Female Academy
Salem
E. Rondthaler
D. D
French Bros
Rocky Point
Augusii
Joen F. Schaub
Merchant Tailor
Buxtm
Winaton
Farmer's Ware
Newark
de Ene Saarzent Ates Eiagy All Otter
Main
2Nd Streets
Orinoco Warehouse
Winston, Nwn
Winston
D. N. Dalton
W. O. Thompson
Louloge Purest
Mves
Charlotte
NEW Enterprise
Unis
W. Alexander
Mitchell
Trinity College
Andel
J. F. Seritman
Iasif Trinity College
Iph Cow, N, C
Uncle Davy Teller
Rolentan
Stuckton
Neat
Reguleen
Calla
Samuel Brewer
Lorillard
Logue Cove Nursery
N. W. Craft
Shore
Yadkin County
Irving Blum
North End
Liberty St
Winston, N.C
J. &. Vance
Stearn
Weatharill
Corliss
J. B. McKenney
Shall Street
Shuswoxp
L. P. Ector
Dentst
Lineary Sterner
M. Griffin
LEAF
BR. L. Williams &O
O.1
William St
Cruthfield & McArthur, Buccessors
F. G. Cratchfield
Winston, WV
J. M. Robinson
Brown
Kees
Robinsaw
Wat
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