Washington Avenue and the Nation's Great Street
Special Correspondence of the Sentinel surveys Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, contrasting the north side’s grandeur with the south side’s decay. It notes how Pennsylvania’s squares shape the Capitol area, the prominence of the North side during Congress, and the vivid street life from the Botanic Gardens to Dime Museum. It also covers theater engagements, Civil Service reform talk, and office-seeker antics amid political currents.
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the Sentinel
Washington
North Carolina
Capital Hill
Lincoln Park
Olina Ave
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Treasury
White House
War
State
Navy Departments
Pennsylvania Avenue
Donn Pratt
Botanical Gardens
Fifteenth Street
Safe Deposit Co
Congress
Florence
The Coming Congress. More Than Ordinary Interest
A Washington roundup notes the approaching session of Congress will draw many visiting statesmen to the capital. Topics include House reorganization, committee assignments for appropriation bills, and anticipated postmaster changes. Also covered are a Treasury clerk’s million fortune hook, Mr Hornaday’s jungle book praise, and the presidents kissing a baby at a reception.
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Sioners
White House
Cleveland
Cox
Shalow
Treasury
House of Representatives
Randall
Naval Affairs
Senate
Department
San Francisco
Cal
California
Washington
Wim. T. Hornaday
Charles Scribner
Sona
New York
Hornaday
Jewish Matrimony and Notes From the Exchange
An 19th century clipping reports a Jewish wedding at Jos Cohen's home with Miss Della Cohen and Mr Leopold Wallnan conducted by Rabbi Marx Moses. It notes a chic banquet and social crossovers, plus items on Chicago club membership bans, Jewish knowledge editions, and comments from New York, Philadelphia, and North Carolina about oysters and Mr Blaine.
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Marx Moses
Jos. Cohen
Della Cohen
Leopold Wallnan
New Berne Journal
Chicago
New Berne Heroine of the Confederacy Reveals Vital Intel
A veteran officer recalls a daring act by a New Berne during the Civil War. A young Confederate woman carried a night message that halted a Federal movement toward Weldon, changing battle plans and saving troops. The note’s author remains unnamed, kept confidential for prudence and honor.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
Masassis
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Richmond
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga
Peachtree Creek
Franklin
Petersburg
Spotsylvania Courthouse
Cold Marbor
A Stephens
A Davis
Srugzia
New Berne
N. C
South
Kinston
North Carolina
Morehead City
Trenton
Nethercutt
Major Nethercutt
Boeekees
Gen. Foster
Weldon
Jeredit
Maidenlood
Our Towns Growth Needs Factories and Enterprise
The Monroe Enquirer urges Statesville like Monroe to adopt manufacturing for employment and growth. It argues cotton and tobacco industries should be built locally, warns against stagnation, and appeals to merchants and landowners to invest in new enterprises to prevent decline.
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Monroe
Statesville
Trade Palace Always Leading In The Market
Trade Palace remains ahead as competition falters with crowding tactics and strong sales, signaling dominance in the local trade arena. Executives tout steady growth and robust demand across key product lines, reinforcing confidence in expansion plans.
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Cen Wre
Washington, D. C
Allants
Wilmington
French Bros
Rocky Point
S. J. Montague
Otce
Winston, N. C
Ek. A. Grifrith
Clark & Forts
Winston, N.C
End of Liberty St . Myld
Wwinst
PFOUL
Vo B. Gless
Olees
Glenn & Glenn
Wuenston
api-Gm
Croquet
Williamson & Lorrie's Bookstore
Purcell House
Norfolk, Va
B. R. Brown & Co
H. Montague
Winston
N. Land
Ogree
Bitting
Burch’s
Homore
Mitchell
Conte
Washington’s Great Street
North Carolina Avenue
Dickens
Captain Cuttle
Civil Service Commission
Ashehon Courier
Randolph
Baltimore Sun
E. F. Jones
Virinia
Binghampton
Virginia
Gen. Jones
Atanta Constitution
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Sentinel
Wasurscrox
India
Ceylon
Malay Peninsula
Borneo
Senator Logan
sft.Cn
Mcdowell Hill
Asiteville
Jewish Association For the Diffusion of Knowledge
Rabbi Browne
New York Journal
Philadelphia Times
Mr. Blaine
Berne
Confederacy
Concord Times
Ryttenberg Bros
Aly
Rarootfurinz
Sams
Ryttenberg
Sid
Jersey
Botton
Bea
Stetson
Mac
SOLH
Broadway
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