Captain Peace to Visit Wilmington Light Infantry
Captain W G Peace of the Coast Artillery Corps North Carolina is posted in Raleigh and will arrive Tuesday to inspect the Wilmington Light Infantry Company Second C A C N G NC. He will drill the company on Market Street and conduct the annual inspection in March. Captain Lynch of the WL I recommended promotions and warrants for corporal to sergeant advances for Galloway Morse Rutland and Kelly with two more lance corporal appointments planned.
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W. G. Peace
North Carolina
Coast Artillery Corps
National Guard of
A. Greig
Ijr
City
Wilmington Light Infantry
Peace
John S. Galloway
James H. Morse
J. W. Rutland
William H. Kelly
Galloway
Morse
Lynch
Fisk Denies Ties To McAdoo In Leak Testimony
The banker Fisk testified he had only casual contact with White and denied buying securities for McAdoo or having business with him. He said McAdoo handed over securities to Fisk & Co to secure a loan, which was settled in 1914 with a surplus returned to McAdoo. He claimed no special Treasury favors and that his firm conducted mainly over the counter securities business.
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White
Lawson
McAdoo
Sherman L. Whipple
Fisk
Harvey Fisk and Sons
Whipple
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of Any
Ir. Fisk
Ir. Whipple
McAden
Washington
Campbell
New Willard Hotel
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Washington Observes Birth of McKinley Anniversary
Washington marks the 74th anniversary of President McKinley's birth with carnations as hearings unfold on the leak inquiry. Fisk testifies about communications with McAdoo and notes tension over ongoing investigations impacting government ties and stock market views.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Today
Mc Kinley
Remains of John P. Lawson Buried in Wadesboro
The Winston-Salem native died Friday in Winston-Salem and was buried in Wadesboro with Masonic honors. Masons from both towns attended, pallbearers named, and Rev. A. W. Plyler presided at the service. The body arrived by Southbound Railroad and was taken to his sister Mrs. W. N Pinkston’s home.
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Wadesboro
N. C
John P. Lawson
Winston-Salem
Mr. Aiken
A. W. Plyler
Methodist Church
Mr. Lawson
Sweden
Anson
E. K. McLarty
W. N Pinkston
Winston Lodge
Morven
Pinkston
Senate Hears Indian Appropriation, Revenue, and Fortification Talks
Washington reports Senate resuming debate on the Indian Appropriation bill and the Fortification bill. The Ways and Means Committee reported a new Revenue bill proposing excess profits tax, higher inheritance tax, and a bond issue. Military and Naval committees continued drafting annual preparedness supply measures.
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Ways and Means
Military and Naval Committee
Ice Clamps Europe as Harbors Freeze and Vessels Icebound
The cold spell grips Europe delaying land and sea travel. Danish and Swedish harbors in the Cattegat and Baltic choke with ice, Great Belt Little Belt and Sound at risk of closure, with some Danish lightships withdrawn. Frost and snow mark Britain and Ireland with record severity.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Cattegat
Baltic
Denmark
Great Belt
Little Belt
Sound
Times
British Isles
Ireland
Gotham Judge Talks on Prison Reforms in Charlotte
Judge William H. Wadhams of New York spoke on prison reforms at First Baptist Church under the Prisoners' Aid Society. He praised Thomas Mott Osborne’s work at Sing Sing and outlined needed reforms after an hour with a curious audience including women’s clubs and the Charlotte Ministerial Association.
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Charlotte
William H. Wadhams
Court of General Sessions
City of
New York
First Baptist Church
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Thomas Miiott Osborne
Sing Sing
Wadhams
Women’s Clubs
Charlotte Ministerial Association
Italy and Austria in War Aims and the Path to Peace
The text argues that Italy must resist Austrian oppression to attain liberty and a just peace. It asserts Americans understand Italy’s position and that lasting peace requires victory and a clear end to oppression, not surrender to brutal power.
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Italy
Austria
Americans
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Water and Ann Streets
W.B. Cooper &Co
Albi
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Carolina Building
New Hanover County
Princess St
L. W. Moore
Fourth and Ann
South Fourth
R. B. Stout
Care General Delivery
Wilmington
THE
Rural Building and Loan Association
J. Holmes Davis
Marshall Shrier
James Owen Reilly
Sec
Treas
W. Care Dispatch
Gordon
H. L. Kidd
York
Florida
Hershey
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
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P. O
Elgin
Jewel
Illinois
Waltham
Chas Fingelstein
South Front Street
Sterling Furniture Company
E. H. Sneed
Mgr
Oregon and California Railroad Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Old Colony Textile Co
Broadway
Pete
C. L. Dickinson
Elgins
Walthams
Howard
Hamilton
Chas. Finkelstein
Prone
Aene
R. B. Moore
3Rd and
Castle
L. L. Sheppard
North 4Th St
Gec C. Jackson
American Ambulance Field Servi
France
Chile
People’s Savings Bank
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the Murchison National Bank
Tide Water Power Co
Princess Street
Thom A. Edison
Edison
C. W. Yates Company
Market Street
Payne Drug Company
Fifth and
Red Cross Streets
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Via
Southern Railway
Raleigh
Durham
Chapel Hill
Burlington
Greensboro
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Selma
Raleit
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Agel
Raleigh, N. C
American Bank & Trust Company
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