Fourth of July Celebrations in Boston and Nearby Events
Special correspondence from Boston describes the Fourth of July festivities centering on Charles River swimming, bicycle and lacrosse events, and a boat race with thousands in attendance. Prizes totaled about $2,000 with notable performances by Mr. Gaudan of St. Louis and local rowers Hosmer and others. The day featured free school entertainments, water stations, and a large crowd enjoying fireworks on the Common despite heat and sun.
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The
Sentinel
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Twin City
Riley
Riese
Temperance Society
Bostons
Shamrocks
Canada
Tremont House
Gaudan
St. Louis
Hosmer
Goudaw
Hamm
McKay
Conly
Plaisted
TenEck
Breen
Murphy
State House
Govenor
Hic
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The Fortune of Young Men Energy of Youths Unblunted
A historical meditation on youth and will power. It argues youth embodies fortune, energy, and self confidence, contrasting it with aging conservatism. It praises will power, discipline, educated effort, and honest duty as keys to success amid failure.
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Gates
Erratic Contemporaries Claim Eaton Mills Execution Face
A fragmented Weldon News item questions whether Eaton Mills will be hanged at Weldon next Saturday while Gort declines to commute the sentence. The confused prose names Wel and Doss and references the News Observer.
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Weldon
Eaton Mills
Gort
Otte
Wel
Biden
Doss
News- Observer
Halifax County
Revenue reflections show rift in Centre amid office shifts
Special correspondence notes friction within the Revenue Service as Democrats debate appointments and possible repeal. The Rome GA farmer Gailliard showcases progressive farming with fat Ayrshire cattle, green fields, and planned Holstein herd, illustrating practical success amid political discourse.
Fayetteville remembered: Flora McDonald brave and old town
Staff correspondent tours Fayetteville North Carolina noting its flat Piedmont to coastal plain transition. Observed features include the Independent Light Infantry, the Payetteville Hotel renovation, brick sidewalks, a charming park, a tobacco factory idling, and the site of Flora McDonald’s former home now a law office. Local guide Duncan E. McRae adds points of interest.
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Sentinel
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N.C
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North Carolina
Fayetteville
Lafayette
Carolina
Granville
Wake
Person
Orange
Payetteville
Hay and
Donaldson
W. G. Matthews
Glover
Ahop
Miss Prior
Col. Prior
Flora McDonald
Duncan E. McRae
A Catholic View of a Rising Authoress in Freeman's Journal
A Freeman's Journal note discusses Miss Rose Elimbeth Cleveland as an emerging writer, comparing her to Gail Hamilton and framing her status as inferior and distant in the current administration. The piece suggests scrutiny of her rising literary profile and public perception.
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Freeman's Journal
Rose Elimbeth Cleveland
Gail Hamilton
Notes by the Wayside and Local News Tidbits
A rambled column notes a baseball game comment about putting whiskers on the bat and a jab at a new animal the dude. It mentions Cluverius in Richmond and a possible new trial for a prisoner. F A Lord becomes book-keeper at Tokay Vineyard in Cumberland County and Col Wharton J Green grows a business.
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F. A. Lord
Tae Sentinel
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Tokay
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Col
Wharton J. Green
Joke on Judge Fowle and political intrigue in Raleigh
North Carolina politics and a humor piece recount a failed effort to influence Judge Daniel G. Fowle over a Solicitor General appointment. The tale includes mistaken introductions by a Raleigh judge and a public twist on Frank Hurd, amid rumors of Ransom and Goode maneuvering for favor, plus notes on a Southern magazine venture and a phrenologist witness in a murder case.
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Wilmington Star
North Carolina
Daniel G. Fowle
Raleigh
Ransom
Goode
Virginia
Fowle
Powle
Washington
Representative Cox
White House
Cox
Smith
Judge Fowle
Frank Hurd
Ohio
Rollin C. Hurd
Ruttenberg Bus Opens for Inspection of Selections
Ruttenberg Bus announces it is open for inspection offering a selection described as embracing the choicest offerings.
Rich Colorings and Rare Fabrics Exhibit in State
Rich colorings and rare fabrics are showcased with the largest, most select stock in the market. The assortment covers every style and grade manufactured for the season, priced so they cannot be duplicated south of New York. We are
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Headquarters We Stand Out Among Imitators in Cloth Line
Our store presents Surah, Khyber Cloth, Alba tros, Nuns Veiling, Miasatis, Ar mures, Tricots, Ottoman Cloths, Berber Suitings, Combinations, Plaids, Mohairs, Pongus, Cashmeres in new shades. A handsome line of Black Silks from 50 cts to 3.00 a yard. Sumner Silks and Sarahs from 5c and up. Our store sells many fabrics at wide ranges.
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Surah
Khyber
Sumner
White goods showcase line of linens and embroideries
White goods are the prettiest shown embracing Indis Linens Linen Lawns Persian Lawns India Divinity Vine Stripes Alsian Nainsooks Fig ured Swiss and more in white and colors. White and colored embroidered robes from $3.50 and upwards. A choice line of all over embroideries Laces Flounces and more from our own importation.
Handkerchiefs Parasols Fans and Soliers Shoes Ad
Handkerchiefs in endless varieties, handsome parasols in new shapes, a beautiful line of fans. Soliers Philadelphia Shoes and slippers for ladies and children are the best for style wear and comfort. They have no equal. Every pair warranted.
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