Fragmented 18th century prose on Wilmington politics and crime
Fragmented OCR prose reports on national and local figures including President, Governor candidates, and a court case. Mentions Wilmington a big hotel debate, Frez Joux Porter retirement bill, and a murder arrest of Bocan C outlham. Notes Miss Bessin Wintarp an artist, L. Harris Co. china business, ejectment case in Columbus county valued at $10 000 with public sympathy for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Harris & Co
Leigh
China
Bessin Wintarp
Wilmington
Cooper Institute
Columbus County
Sreman
Why New Men Are Needed for a New Order
A thoughtful critique on the need for fresh youthful energy in the South to drive change. It argues that experience from older generations biases progress, while most older and middle aged men remain tied to boyhood associations. The piece asserts exceptional individuals aside, the normal aged perspective hinders retrieval of past losses.
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South
Cme
New South Men and Old Traditions Shape Prosperity
The piece contrasts older Southern generations loyal to slavery’s legacy with younger men who grew up after its abolition. It argues younger Southerners, free from antebellum biases, can guide progress while benefiting from ties to experienced elders. It highlights Mr. Wacer IL Pace planning a massive Winston tobacco edition, aiming 25,000 copies with extensive advertising for regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacer IL. Pace
State Chronicle
Raleigh
Winston
Forthsec Mammoth Tobacco
The
Chronicle
Pace
Not Dead but Sleeping From Statesville American
Not a clear incident but a collage of political snippets from multiple papers, noting cries to remove Republicans, praise for a strong paymaster, and an unfinished verse about a man who pays. Mentions Col Pat, Maj Charles M Stedman, and a Western Sentinel chorus, all reflecting partisan stances and electoral buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Echo
Greensboro
Bugle
Col. Pat
Winston Rifabtionn
Rocky Mt. Repo
Chas. M. Stedman
Wilmington
Frightful Death in Western North Carolina Railroad Disaster
The Western North Carolina Railroad near Marion suffered a severe derailment when engineer Cox was killed and the fireman badly injured after a landslide. Trains transferred passengers and reversed to Salisbury. debris trapped Cox beneath the wreckage as rescuers freed his body. The incident echoes a dream Cox reportedly had about his engine turning over prior to the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Winston
Charlotte Observer
Marion
Salisbury
Virginia
Mt. Vernon Hotel
Neer
Swannanoa
Our First Ten Presidents and Other Magazine Features
The February issue of Magazine of American History highlights Our First Ten Presidents by George Cary Eggleston and Houses of the Mound Builders by Cyrus Thomas. It also notes tributes, scholarly essays, and lively departments with notable art, fiction, and notes from Gody's Lady's Book. includes a critique of a rival Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of American History
George Cary Egleston
Cyrus Thomas
Charles H. Parkhurst
George W. Lane
New York
Elwand E. Saliesbury
Griswold
Connecticut
Sir Henry Clinton
Edward F. DeLaney
Lyon Gandiner Tyler
Richmond
Tyler
Oregon
Lafayette Place
New York City
Gody
Miss Marian Reaves
Cureague Warra
Augusta DeBubba
Chas. W. Frost
Exama L. Clapp
Maplewood
E. Howard
Max Vander We
Mildred
Louise Alexander
Eleanor Moore
A. F. Judd
Emily Lennox
Abijah Beanpole
Risa Bonheur
Zachary Taylor
Bridge of life and faith in Parker’s Taste广告
Fragment from a period piece discussing religion as a bridge between age and childhood and noting nature and science support faith. It then markets Parker's Taste as a tonic to invigorate health, claiming to fortify the central arch of life amid various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulwer Lytton
Penpheta
Veere
Parker
Thore
Bridge of Life
Fragmentary Cash Figures From Unclear Source
A partial OCR line shows amounts like 9900 1390 1000 500 200 100 200 ii 32,000 1500 1080 300 208 Ajiproximation Prizes. S50 of.
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Puck
Ainorht
Lonintinel
Taurspay Morsyye
Tise
Winsstos
Atnel
Ih Cheouiele
StepMay
Frez Joux Porter
Senate
Bocan Coutlham
South Carolina
Cherny
Bingham Schoo
Raleigh Register
Sistinel
Dick Steele
Ile
Loffire
Tie
Western North Carolina
Elizabeth City
Aoe
Ie Capital Prize
Ticke
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Academy OF Muew Oerle
New Orleans
P. C. Ble
NEW
A. Paurury
John
N.C
Postofficge
Winston, N
Twin City
J. C. Richolson & Co., Prop'ts
Third and Cross Streets
Hannah
Wissrox
Florida
Malaga
J. L. Bryan
Buxton & Lemly
Liberty Street
Farmers’ Warehouse
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Ayer
Dr.j.c.ayer &Co
Lowell
Mass
X. C
Ryttenberg Bros
Ryttenberg. Bros
Gray Building
Wrnstey
N. C
Burgess Nichols
B. Nichols
Charlotte
Old Chincha Island
the Hodgdon & Spencer Company
Water Street
Norfolk
J.P. Hannah
Davidson Co
I. H. Nelson
Stokes Co
J. P. Hannah & CO
Hannah's Eagle Warehouse
Wwiiinstow
Nose
Nelson
Stoker
Stokes
MIT &0
Hinshaw & Bynum
Winston, WN. C
TPULE
T. Delph HK Hani
Fort Bay State
A. Leach & CO
Thomasville i L.B
L.S. Helt
Bellemont
Isaac A. Sheppard & G
Excelsior
J. & P. Coats
F. & H. Fries
Arista
Eagle & Phenix
Holshin Woolen Mills
Baltimore
Rich
Salem
Bulwer Lytton’s
Dismal Swamp Lottery Company
Comwen
Pany
Apital
Ajiproximation
Louisiana
J P. Horbach
J. P. Horbach
Main St
T. Rogers
Chas. Pickett
Jere
South Mills
D. F. Baxten, Jr
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