Tarheels in Baltimore Leading Tarheel Merchants
A Baltimore feature highlights North Carolinians who settled there after the Civil War, noting their social standing and business success. It profiles firms like Boykin Carmer & Co and Whedbee & Dickinson, their origins in NC, and their impact in drugs, cotton, and trade, plus prominent NC figures in medicine and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Batons
Baltimore
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Tarheel
N. Liberty Street
Boykin, Carmer & Co
Messrs
T. J. Boykin
Maryland
HW. K
New York
Wilmington
Jus. W. Carmer
Boykin
Whedbee & Dickinson
South Gay Street
Cotton and Lumber Commission
Elliott Bros
W.L. Elliott
Jos. P. Elliott
John Nicholson
Second
Gay Streets
Mesara Elliot
Quakergect
Joh Hopkins University
Hopkins
John Hopkins
University and Hospital
Norman and
Everett
Cotton Commission
Col
P. W. Hairston
Herbert & Aisirston
Charles
North Carolina Fruit Growers Fair Opens in Goldsboro
The third annual North Carolina Fruit Growers Association fair will run Wednesday and Thursday July 30 and 31 in Goldsboro. Premiums for apples pears peaches grapes and other fruits are offered with special prizes from J A Bonitz and the secretary. Railroads offer reduced freight rates and an excursion to Morehead City. western visitors can also travel at low rates to Wilmington. The event includes speakers Senator Ransom, Senator Vance, Gov Jarvis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Fruit Growers’ Association
Goldsboro
Ransom
Vance
Gov
Jarvis
Anch
Morehead City
Wester
Wilmington
Aady
J. A. Bonitz
S. Otho Wilson
Bonitz
Wilson Nursery
J. A. Bonity
The Bolt Against Blaine in Mass General Scene
A Massachusetts audience reports a growing Republican revolt against Blaine and Logan with independents forming against the ticket. The piece recalls Blaine's White Feather controversy and notes Logan's waning popularity and a sense the Bay State may swing against the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Bostox
Mass
Blaine
Maine
Greely
James
Augusta
Herald
Young's Hotel
Blaine & Logan
Old Bay
Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
KR. S. Sipedxcen
Marriage of the Midgets at Manchester in Presbyterian ceremony
The Royal American Midgets Gen Mite and Miss Millie Edwards wed in Manchester after Catholic and Presbyterian families settled on Presbyterian rites. Gen Mite is 23 inches tall and nine pounds. Miss Edwards is 17 and seven pounds. Ceremony in office, large attendance, with James Mackie officiating and Col Neppts as best man. They plan a continent honey moon before returning to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Loxpow
General Mite
Millie Edwards
Manchester
Mite
Francis Joseph Flynn
Greene
Chenango County
N.Y
Hoe
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Gen
Europe
England
St. James’ Iiall
Hoy
James Mackie
Scottish National Church
Rushholme
Third Dragoon Guards
Col. Neppts
America
Norvir Statre
Hotel Oits
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Tarheels
John B. Odom
West Falls Ave
J. Badger Brown
Imeal
Serance and Industry
Sale
Banks
Elo
W. T. Howard
Maryland University of Medicine
Cobb Winslow
J. E. Lindsay
Rai UN
Edward Warred Bey
Egypt
Paris
France
Gaston Manly
Judge Manly
Tyson
Orpheus
Turheelin
New Berne Journal
South Front Street
Maj. Dennison
Hancock Street
Eee Chronicle
Elizabeth City
Hyde County
Gibbs
Spencer
Mr. Spencer Gibbs
Gibbs Spencer
the Sentinel
Wilmington Star
Stedman
Xnorth Carolina Fruit Growers Association
Avuertex
J. A. Bowitz
Goldeboro, N.C
Washington
Selons
Sentinela Wasnixerox
D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Williams
Alamoa
Hale
Afay
Vopiah Pat
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Patrick H. Winston, Jr
Mr.uch
Arthur
TNE Massacuusetis
Geginaboro
Wm. A. Smith
Johnston County
Republican Party
George 8. Scott
R&d R. R
Richmond
Grogan
Gray Building
Limg
French Bros
N.C
Bessie Willard
Grayon
India
S. N. Carter
Cooper Union
Ching
Orange Av
Newton Enterprise
Democratic Party
Mott
Wadesboro Intelligencer
Raleigh
Raleigh Chronicle
Izzard
Theses
Pittsboro
Gen. Scales
Major Stedman
Reilwilte Times
Clablotte Observer
Franklin Times
Baltimore News
Cleveland
Bayard
Wash
N.C. Gristie
Pat Winston
Jim Boyd
Mr. Loyd
Treasury
Kenneth Raynor
N. Dalton
Winston, N.C
Winslow
Salem
W.O. Thompson
S. J. Montague
Winston
Tile— Young House
Newton
N. C
Vanceyount
E. L. P. Ector
Liberty Street
Win City
Chas. K. Gardner
Ped .Va
Aving
Sth
1St Nat. Bank
Myl
Gen. Mite
Miss Edwards
Oxford
Statesville
Hickory
Lenoir
Tmad Im
Elville
Umdersign
E. M. Griffin
United States
H. A. Lineback
Min Street
Main Fll
N.c.-Ag? Ly
Sil & Depot Bs
Pwltaton
Person County News
North Carolina Club Room
Chicago
Palmer House
Nenderson
Woyucaville
North Carolina Pharmaceuta] Asociation
Charlotte
Hawtey
W. Cox
Democratic Standard
Greenville
Raflin
Hillsboro
Porth County
Speschee
Primrose
Nichola
W. H. Burgwyns
Ransom and
Aid Otlers
Chathane
Wright
J. B. McKenney’s ‘Steam Dye House and Cleaning Establishment
Marehall Street
Mienson, Va
Planing
Christian Klart
A. Knrnt
Cruthfield & McArthur
Buscemars
F. G. Crutchfield
N 'Arrears
Vonwss
J. M. Robinson
Brown's
Winston, K. CC
Jom. Robinson
Wittston
Salou
Ziegler
Hutton & Bliss’ Fine
Stetson
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