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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1916

Page

5

Coast Guard Seminole Rescues Arapahoe Distress Crew

The Coast Guard Cutter Seminole returned to Wilmington after aiding the Clyde Line steamer Arapahoe 20 miles northeast of Cape Lookout Light Ship. Severe weather hampered efforts and derelict schooner T. W. Dunn was destroyed after breaking apart 25 fathoms deep.

Coast Guard Wlmington Clyde Line Arapahoe Wilmington Hampton Roads Schooney T. W. Dunn New York Cape Hatteras Lookout Bight Charleston Navy Yard Cape Lookout Aberroth Mallory Tampa Charleston Camal Newport News

Recorder's Court Passes Sentences in Local Larceny Case

Lucy Goodall, colored, was fined four months on the county farm after conviction for stealing $11 from Mrs. P. T. Dixie on October 13. Viola Southerland, colored, convicted of receiving stolen funds, received two months on the county farm. Mattie Merritt, colored, not guilty. Others include driving ordinance fines and dismissals. a 13 year old was charged but case dismissed for safety of defendant.

Lucy Goodall Recorder's Court P. T. Dixie Viola Southerland Mattie Merritt Lucy Goodwil Mattie Southerland Lr. G. Gray Alonzo Davis Eapan Tom McMillan Charlie Brown

Baptist Union Meeting Convenes Tomorrow at Rigintsboro

Baptists plan the Baptist Union Meeting at Rigintsboro Baptist Church beginning tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Officials anticipate unusually heavy attendance for the two day session and have prepared elaborate plans to ensure a successful convention.

I; Baptist Union Rigintsboro Baptist Church Tomor

Indignant residents argue over Orange Street quarantine

A baby on Orange Street near Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dewey has a mild infantile paralysis, prompting health officials to relocate mother and child from Mrs. Kelly's boarding house. Dr. Nesbitt says no infection risk and that fumigation followed evacuation. few residents oppose the quarantine as necessary.

Orange Street E. M. Dewey Charles T. Nesbitt Nesbitt Mr. Dewey Chapel Hill Health Department

Lilac Domino at Academy of Music Draws Crowds

The Lilac Domino premieres at the Academy of Music with matinee and evening shows, drawing large audiences. Charlotte critics praised the three act comic opera, noting bright lines, catchy music, brisk action, and a strong cast led by Marie Hamilton and Yvonne Darle with Bradford Kirkbride and a skilled ensemble.

Academy of Music Geo. W. Bailey Academy Charlotte The Observer Charles Cuvillier Andreas Dippel Marie Hamilton Leonie D’andorcet Yvonne Darle Bradford Kirkbride Andrea de St. Amand Joseph Carey Edward Crawford Prosper Casimir Louis L. Fitcher Pierrot

Peanut Shortage Feared by Many in North Carolina

Wholesale buyers report rising inquiries for peanut quotations as southern states see variable conditions. Farmers in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida may divert supply to fatten hogs or local packing houses, while North Carolina expects its market to hold but threshed crops remain uncertain. The Spanish peanut is favored as seed and may command high prices, with industries seeking steady year’s supply for peanut products.

Georgia Alabama Florida North Carolina

Oil Barge 58 Arrives Towed by Security in Port

Standard Oil Barge 58 from Baton Rouge arrives in port hauled by tug Security. Cargo is oil consigned to Standard Oil Company local office.

Standard Oil Baton Rouge Standard Oil Company Security

Exaltation of Scenic Freshness in a Late Production

A review praises the production for its high order of excellence and selections that held strong audience interest. The reviewer notes novel scenery and fresh stage settings with elaborate design enhancing the performance.

Death of Henry Arthur Burr at 74

Henry Arthur Burr died Friday morning October 27 1916 aged 74. Funeral from St James church tomorrow at 3 30 p m.

Burr Henry Arthur Burr St. James’ Church

Rigid Annual Fire District Home Inspections Under Way

The Wilmington Fire Department conducts a thorough inspection of houses in all fire districts under state law but enforces stricter rules. Defective flues and fire hazards must be repaired or the building will be condemned. About eight firefighters visit homes to ensure no premises are missed during the intensified scrutiny.

Wilmington

Tomorrow Is Last Day to Register for Election

Local leaders urge timely registration ahead of the election as North Carolina law bars any registration after tomorrow. Voters should confirm their names with the registrar to avoid being unable to vote on election day. The Democrats push for a strong New Hanover showing as the silk flag prize is offered by T. D. Warren. Polling places listed by precinct begin with First Ward at the Engine House.

Wilson Fund Charles Evans Hughes North Carolina New Hanover T. D. Warren State Democratic Executive Committee Engine House

Local Ward Registrars List by Precinct and Store

The notice names registrars for multiple wards and locations including Second Ward Court House down stairs with R L Darden, Third Ward Giblem Lodge with J B Davis, Fourth Ward Mills Stables with J B King, Fifth Ward precincts Engine House Fifth and Castle with J E Taylor and Engine House Sixth and Castle with T G Landen, Sixth Ward Manns Store with J F Mann, and several other sites such as Seven Mile Post Shepard s Store Masonboro Blaney Piner Federal Point Burnetts Store Winter Park Humphrey s Store Seagate Rogers Store Cape Fear Johnson s Store. with each registrar listed beside its precinct or store location.

Mills J. B. King Engine House Fifth Castle J. E. Taylor T. G. Landen Mann’s J. F. Mann Shepard’s Gerritt Walker Masonboro

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Dunn Recorder’s Court Section Petersburg Wilmington Savings & Trust Company Princess Stree Campbell R. L. Darden Court House W. W. Hodges Giblem Lodge J. B. Davis IM Etymaatyrma William Anderson Ginghams Wm. Anderson Gingham Gorham Angers Silver Honnet
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