Attentive English Sympathy On US President Garfield
English observers express strong goodwill toward the United States after President Garfield's injury. The Standard and others quote Gladstone and Queen Victoria, praising unity and deep sympathy, with Lord Granville and Foreign Affairs ministers stressing growing Anglo American friendship during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smalley
London
the Tribune
United States
Standard
England
Atlantic
Rahne
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Guiteau
Lord Granville
Lowell
Garfield
Cotton mills and machinery in North Carolina area report
Details on several mills and equipment makers in North Carolina and nearby states. Names include COTTON Company of Franklinville, Kitson Machine Company Lowell, Ma chine Company, Columbus Manufacturing on Deep River, Hyde and Eastern Carolina crops reports, and mill figures like 1100 lbs per day. Also notes on anti Prohibition rally and a long list of historic assassinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinsvilie
Kitson Machine Company
Lowell
Mass
Picker, Lewiston Machine Company
Lowell Machine Shop
Randolph Manufacturing Company
Hugh Parks
Swepsonville
Raleigh
Walnut Creek
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Deep River
High Point
Foss & Pevey
Franklin Foundry
Thos. Hill
Providence
J. S. Spencer
Charlotte
N. C
Carolina
Debate on Prohibition Law Sparks Georgia Opinions
Letters from Georgia discuss the proposed act to prohibit manufacture and sale of spirituous liquors. Critics argue it creates monopolies and harms state commerce while supporters claim moral protection and constitutional limits. The debate questions enforcement, interstate commerce, and the impact on local druggists and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richmond
Baltimore
Clyaye
Georgia
Bainbridge Bowes
Earth grows old as water fades and air thins
A long tract discusses earth's age with estimates from 10,000,000 to 400,000,000 years and models of planetary cooling. It cites Newton on drying, predicts eventual water loss, thinning atmosphere, and uninhabitable air. It notes prosperity’s unpredictable drift and reports a Bloomingdale asylum death of John Burns after 23 weeks without food. It mentions marriage insurance schemes in Pennsylvania, a Maine dental accident, and General Smith retiring with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blade
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Geo. Clinton
Elbridge Gerry
Daniel D. Thompkins
John Q. Carbour
Martin van Buren
Geo. M. Dallas
Millard Fillmore
W. B. King
John C. Breckenridge
Hannibal Hamlin
Schuyler Colfax
Henry Wilson
Wheeler
Arthur
John Gailord
South Carolina
Samuel L. Southard
New Jersey
Willie P. Mangum
North Carolina
Old Ben
Wade
Ferry
Foster
Senate
House of Representatives
France
Richard A. Proctor
Argyle
Newton
Board of Health
John Burns
Poater
Bloomingdale Asylum
Burns
Pitt Street
Germany
Plicairn
Pennsylvania
Maine
Dan
John E. Smith
Tjslena
Fourteenth Regiment
Fort Dotrlas
Salt Lake City
Slaw
The Lodge of Newbern excursion to Wilmington
The Lodge of Newbern plans a return excursion to Wilmington on the first of August. round trip fare set at $2.25. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows will parade on Tuesday the 2nd, with many expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Newbern
Wilmington
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Newbery
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
W. C
H. H. Munson
Ireland
Darwin
Lord Monboddo
Gravely
Monboddo
Bay of Bengal
Bureau of Immigration
Palmetto State
New York
Jedition
U. S
John A. Applaton
Appleton & On
Sighwei
Canton
Berne
Lake Thun
Adelina Patti
America
I. J. Young
Samuel W. Watts
W. P. Canaday
Watts
Canaday
Mr. C
H. E. Scott
Russia
Spain
Italy
Prussia
Austria
United States of America
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Venezuela
German Empire
Pres
Mienden
Frederick William TV
Lefelaque
Tate
Queen Victoria
Napoleon III
Marseilles
Aesaria
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Victor Emanuel
Napoleon II
Giovanni Planeri
Najailéon
Raymon Fuentes
Isabella
Naples
Ferdi- France
Napoleon
Orami
Napoleon 111
William
Becker
Lincoln
J. Wilkes Booth
Kastarasoff
Alexander
King Amadeus
Balta
Col
Gutierez
Botivia
Necralas
Garcia Marino
Moles
Girl
Hoedel
Emperor William
Mior
Krapotkine
Kharoff
Solovief
Moscow
Marie
Gonzales
Bacha
Alexander So
Winter Palace
St Petersburg
Vredetsk
Csar
Livadia
Alex II
St. Petersberg
Sion
Fatise
G. A. Mrenixe
Gms
Netlie Hubbard
Ernor
Jude Pia
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Inburg Telegriaph
Pies IX
St. Peters
Sas Loresze
Montgomery
Troy
Randolph
Charlies Moffit
James Leach
Trinity, Township
The
Goldsboro Star
W.& W. Railreid Company
H. Weill & Brothem
Goldsboro
Fair Ground
Jobe Street
Prince Emer v
Kno Ie
Somatey
Denmark
Colorado
New Hampshire
Ite
Portland
Oregon
Secreia
Reas
Ark Haven Register
Bete Pene Ize
Grow
Bee
Sumter
D. C
Pinchback
Louisiana
Vicious Berete Gerete
Aimington & Weldon &. B
Nort
Soaks
Bond
Washington
Wilanton
Wanna Oul
Palace
Divine
Uemetal
Alangie
Wilmington, Columbia &An
Willaiworos
Mey
Bel
Wilberyn
Ally
Weal
Pylimingtes
Golan
Wilmingtes
Florence
Hake Ab
Hai
Fiewmiberen
White Wits
Maron
Pullman
Chartoshom
Aplusta
Tepam
Orion Sour
Venere Port A. Dupe
Gen Tamenger
Reay
Carolina Central Rail Rosnd Company
Orrick Bist
Wits Et
Pamtoke
Mall
Cheechotie
Myer
Ramus
Suelst Virion Fameres
Howe
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