Cars on Broadway vanish as horse cars replace stages
New York July 20. Broadway loses its time honored stages as horse driven omnibuses disappear through the street. In their place lines of electric horse cars fill the thoroughfare while merchants and residents note no ruin of Broadway and continued bustle. The piece surveys urban life and the devotion of New Yorkers to business, praising hosts and the bustling mercantile scene of the era.
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J Walter Page
North Carolina
Brooklyn
Bentinal
New York
Broadway
Jacob Sharp
Mark
City by the Sea Travelogue in Wilmington Visit
A Sentinel correspondent details a seaside visit to Wilmington including church bells, a Jewish synagogue, St James Church, a turnpike ride to the Cape Fear, a West-bound train, a Chinese laundry interview, a surf bath at Wrightsville Sound, a yacht supper with Mr. Pem Jones, and reflections on the river name Yadkin with local lore and scholarly notes.
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The
Sentinel
Wiurseror
St. James’ Church
Hell Road
Ticipants
Cape Fear
Lexy I. Nat
Marshall
America
China
Chin Hee
Wong Sing
Wrightsville Sound
Pem Jones
Marcus Cicero Stanly Death in New York a Noted North Carolinian
Marcus Cicero Stanly, a prominent New York figure and original Louisiana State Lottery Company co founder, died at his Grey Parliament House home after years of illness. Born in Newbern North Carolina, he mentored criminal reporting, helped police work, faced accusations of gambling ties, and left a substantial fortune and a widow Miss Grivet and two children, one married abroad.
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The
New York Tribune
Marcus Cicero Stanly
New York
Grcy Parliament House
Stanly
Newbern
John Stanly
Edward Stanly
North Carolina
Lincoln
Fabius Stanly
General Armistead
Ben Lomond
West Virginia
Marcus
Dr. Hawks
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Houston Street
Broadway
Police Gazette
Herald
Stanl
Mr. Stanly
Misa Grivet
William Edward Stanly
Tge Wilkes
the Times
Youngest D. D. in the South Rev Walter W Moore Honored
Rev Walter W Moore of Charlotte is named Doctor of Divinity by Central University of Kentucky. An alumnus of Davidson, he serves as a professor at Union Theological Seminary. Notes by the Wayside recount traveler observations from Concord to Monroe and upcoming events.
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Walter W. Moore
Chas
Chesley _Moera
Charlotte
Central University of Kentucky
Davidson
Union Theolog
Sudden Death of Nixon Poindexter Clingman Reporter
From the Goldsboro Messenger comes news of Nixon Poindexter Clingman, aged 36, a reporter and writer, who died suddenly at his brother in law Col. L. W. Humphrey’s residence on the night of November 11. Paralysis of the heart is named as the cause. Born in Huntsville North Carolina he studied law but pursued literature and poetry, earning recognition for humor eloquence and originality.
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N. P. Clingman
Clingman
Henry P
Emily M. Clingman
Huntsville
Yadkin County
N. C
Carson
Marsitall: The Only Finished Town in North Carolina
Edmund Kirke rates Marshall as the only finished town in the United States, describing its narrow land shelf location between river and mountains and its lack of expansion space. The piece notes Western North Carolina’s potential for enterprise elsewhere and portrays Marshall as sleepy and unawakened. A separate excerpt from the Norfolk Landmark praises the Jew as a grand figure in humanity, noting resilience under persecution and citing Lord Rothschild in the House of Lords as an emblem of achievement.
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United States
Edmund Kirke
Lippinesti
Marshall
Enterpise
North Carolina
Norfolk
Globe
Lord Rothschild
House of Lords
France
England
Russia
Germany
Ruttenberg Brothers Open for Inspection
Ruttenberg Brothers announce their store is now open and ready for inspection with the choicest selection in the state. Their stock is the largest and most select, offering every style and grade of good manufactured for the season at prices that cannot be duplicated south of New York.
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New York
Headquarters advertisement of fabrics and silks offered
Copyist catalog style retail notice lists Surah, Khyber Cloth, Albay tros, Nuns Veiling, Tricots, Ottoman Cloth, Berber Suitings, Mohairs, Cashmeres, and a line of Black Silks from 50 cents to $3.00 a yard. Also mentions Summer Silks and Sarahs from 5 cents upward.
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Surah
Khyber
White Goods Displayed In A Rich Linen Sales Offering
White goods are showcased with India Linens Linen Lawns Persian Lawns India Divinity Vine a tripes Alsian Nainsooks Fig-Swiiss in white and color Satin Checks Crazy Cloth Terry Cloths Mulls and Embroideries and Laces for trimming Robes priced from 3.50 dollars upward Our choir line includes All Over Embroiderie Laces Flounces and imports.
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India
Glove and Hosiery Offerings Plus Ladies Shoes and Hats
Handsome designs in parasols and a beautiful line of fans fill the store. Soliers Philadelphia Shoes and slippers for ladies and children claim top style wear and comfort with every pair warranted. In the gents furnishing department, late nobby hats neckwear gloves hoisery handkerchiefs shirts underwear and more are offered.
Millinery and home goods offered at New York prices
The millinery department leads with a first class artist and a stock of hats and bonnets featuring Paris novelties. An experienced lady presides over the work. A full line of carpets oil cloths mattings rugs etc at New York prices with no extra charges. Sole agents for Butterick patterns and the Davis vertical feed sewing machines. New York office 384 and 386 Broadway.
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Paris
New York
Butterick
Davis
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Atiorney
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Willim
Mich
Wilmington
French Bros
Rocky Point
Augrett
Irving Blum
Winston
North End
Liberty St
Wii Winstons
Pfohl & Stockton
Calla
Samuel Brewer
J. H. Hanever
Salem, N.C
J. B. McKenney
Marshall Stree Ticunoxo
Lorillards Climax
E. L. P. Ector
Dentit
Liberty Street
Winston, N.C
Twin Divinity
Glenn
X. B. Glen
Glenn & Glenn
Crutefield & McArthur
F. G. Crutchfield
Winston, W. Co
Zlet
AL Williamson & Sorris's
H. Montague
Ston. A. c
Glen Alpin
Mus
Wacron
Srith
Walter H. Page
State Chronicle
Raleigh
Brooklyn Union
Walter Exrexrorp
Trucity .College
Methodist Church of North Carolina
North Carolina Conference
Trinity
Trinity College
J. F. Heitman
W. T. Gannaway
W. H. Pegram
Natural Scieres
J. M. Bandy
H. A. Williams
A. W. Long
N.C. English
Jee T
Methodists of
Mw Ateraros
J.B. Carr
James A. Gray
Greensboro
Mr. Ogburn
Nathaniel Greene
Washington Cor
Greenaboro Patriot
Reid
Pose
Raleigh News-Observer
Wilmingto
Yadkin
Carolina
Radkin
M. W. Moore
Adkins
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Louisiana State Lottery Company
Sissy
Union County
Monroe
St. John
J.T. Strayhorn
Monroe Light Infantry
Asheville
Louisville
New York Herald
Fayetteville
Uggestion
Macon
Atlanta
Concord Times
Erate Hotel
Ahunieg Bas
Ruttenberg
Trade Palace
Gray Block
Winston, N
Soliers
Philadelphia Shoes & Slippers
Millinery Department
Ryttenberg Bros
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