Colored juries and federal action urged in North Carolina
A Wilmington Post excerpt reports District Attorney Albertson aligning with Col. McRae on enforcing 14th amendment protections. It describes using federal courts to challenge counties that exclude colored men from juries, outlining complaint paths, appellate options, and potential indictments. It also notes praise for Bishop J. W. Hood and Col. Madison, and a visit by local figures to the U. S. Court session in Wilmington.
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Albertson
Col. McRae
U. S
U.S
Easter District
Ragen
N. C
W. P. Can
United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
SW. Albertson
J. W. Houd
Colored Masonry
North Carolina
Grand Lodge of Masons
Colored) of
Goldsboro
J. W. Hood
Cess
Geo. L. Madson
Col. M
Col. Madison
Jos. C. Hill
Cuantorre
W. P. Cunaday
Wilmingston Post
U. S. Court
Atlanta
West
Dick, Hous
D. H. Dockery
D. A. Jenkins
J. B. Orettx
L. Frogden
J. E. Boyd
Cols
R. R Ray
C. J. Coles
E. Robinson
Judge Bynum
Ges
RB. Barringer
Col. Myers
Local notes on politics and roads in Onslow
Personal visits by Craighill and Wescott noted. Hon J B R Upton resigns as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. E F Martin plans a Jacksonville railroad. Capt Frank Wooten to open subscriptions. Olander Hubbs receives Congressional Records courtesy and invites visits to Tremont House Washington. Washington offices attract seekers. Jno F Diyme tours to Baltimore Philadelphia New York. R B Bridgers attends railroad magnates meeting in New York. Walters in Philadelphia praises southern investment. A rape case in New Hanover County surfaces with contested magistrate conduct. Jacksonville colored citizens plan Jan 7 meeting on juror rights. Hessen Fair for Temple Israel announced for 27–29 inst with Mayor Smith and E S Martin speaking. Dr E W Ward promotes a Sneads Ferry railroad with $50,000 pledged locally. Onslow County hoped to gain stock and growth.
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W P Craighill
BR M Wescott
Smithville
J BR Upton
Toe Treasury
E F Martin
Jacksonville
Frank Wooten
Olander Hubbs
Congress
Hubb
Tremont House
Washington, D.C
Washington
Jno. F. Diyme
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
R. B.bridgers
Walters
Southern
South
J. C. Millis
J. P
Court House
New Hanover
Rocky Point
More
Manet
Onslow County
North Carolina
United States
J B Everette
Hessen Fare
Congregation Temple of Israel
Smith
Martin
Neads Ferry
E. W. Ward
Sneads Ferry
Ward
Smithville Gossip and Local Enterprise Factions
Smithville items report J T Harper urging retention of Henry Bacon in the Engineer Department amid a miscarriage of government business and investigations into irregularities. The piece praises Enterprising Wilmington entrepreneur Louis J Otterbourg and notes Masonic Grand Lodge activity in Goldsboro with officers elected for 1882 and progress across 14 lodges. The North American Review December issue is summarized, including Kasson on the Monroe Doctrine, debates on the death penalty, Gladstone Ireland policy, Garfields assassination, and tax reform proposals.
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J. T. Harper
Henry Bacon
Harper
Bacon
Smithville
Engineer Department
Iiegularie
North Carolina
Goldsboro Opera House
James W Hood
W J J Moore
J D Morgan
Ellison
G J Warden
E M Davis
G | Oden
Geo
L Mabson
R H Simmons
J H Blackman
I B Abbott
M W Brown
E W Hoke
G A Famer
W Pethel
J L Clements
Ed R Dudly
J H Brown
J T Morehead
Geo W Price
H H Simmons
W H Foreman
Fayetteville
N. Y
John A. Kasson
United States
Western Hemisphere
Cheever
Samuel Hand
Wendell Phillips
Gladstone
Ireland
H. O. Arnold Foster
Atlantic
Dro. W. A. Hammond
Jake Ashhurst
J. Marion Sims
John T. Hodgen
Garfield
David A. Wells
Fragmented medical note on digestion and weakness
Fragmentary OCR text discusses digestion and weakness, with unclear subject references. No clear names, dates, or locations are present to identify a specific event or person.
Lady's Wik Quotation From Chire Bulletin
A fragment from the Chire Bulletin records a dialogue where a lady compliments a friend on skin care and the friend suggests a simple remedy. The garbled text hints at a historical or dialect spelling. It presents a brief social exchange without a clear event or person names.
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Chire
Thurber's Coffee Roasters Ad Promoting Brands and Pots
An old advertisement promotes Thurber's roasted coffee and "No. 4" or "No. 41" blends with a claim of quality and purity. It markets the ideal coffee-pot as simple, best, and cheapest and urges grocers to stock Thurber's brands. The message ends with a thrift motto urging prudent spending and credit caution.
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H. K
F. B. Touneen & Importers
New York
P. S
Zhurber
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Business
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Wolfe
Schutte
Granite Row
Frost Street
Schnapps
Shayve
Ux Faghrion
Northern Markets
Wissingies
Fashionable
Arket
F. A
Richmond and Petersbare Railroad
Richmon
Daly
Milford
Vie
A.M
Tweed
Rss
Wade
Arepe Nes Ee
Winunvute
Boston
Savanenh
Petersburg
Wettington Pinegnees
Weahington
W.P. Taylon
Peterson
Beare
John Werner
Barbe
Perfemar
N. Masstaccurer
Paraias
Serres
Usseman
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