Statue acceptance and political chatter in brief
The piece blends Garfield statue acceptance remarks praising national guardianship with a Raleigh meeting in favor of prohibition. It notes a Panama Canal bid by de Lesseps, plans for a railroad in Texas to Presidio del Norte, and local political maneuvering, including Everitt for Fifth District Collector and Republican alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Parragat
Ita
Sworks
Tucker Hall
St’ Raleigh
Gen
Grant
City of
Mexico
Tracy Robinson
Panama Canal
St. Louis
M. de Lesseps
Robeinvoo
Panama
Stafford Northcote
Beaconsfield
Col
Fred. Grant
Chicago
New York
Texas Western Narrowsge
Houston
Presidio del Norte
M.C. Butler
Anne
Cohgressman Hubba
Thomas N. Cooper
State Committee
Geo. B Everitt
Everitt
North Carolina
Artour
Democrats and bonds poison the poll tax scheme
A historic clipping lists Democrats and Republicans who allegedly received bonds from the 1868 1869 Republican conventions. It names numerous individuals with large bond amounts and accuses Democrats of profiting five to one over Republicans. The piece also reports on local political tensions including a drunken assault, magistrate failures, and upcoming meetings of colored Republicans in North Carolina with delegations planned for Raleigh and local townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.h.cowan
W.j.hawkins
Geo. W.swepson
Wa. Johnson
E. Belo
P. Maliett
J. B.stubbs
Wm. Sloan
A.J. Jones
Bryant Morse
Boyd
Smithville
Morse
Hufus Galloway
New Hanover County
Convention of Colored Citixing
Raleigh
Geo. W. Price
Jso
H. Wikremay
J.D. Day
Alfrep Ronixsox
G. L. Manson
G. P. Sancewan
Kwaxven Nictions
Taos
C. Mipuxn
N. G. Sampson
Hit
Furrnvinie
N. C
North Carolina
Brunswick County
Town Creek
Tee's Store
W. H. Crata
Justin Sre
Frank Davis
Warrray Garris
Avnanam Haxxass
Warreville
Columbus County
Solice
Whiteville
N.C
Virginia Midland Rail road meeting in North Carolina
A large attendance at the Virginia Midland Railroad directors meeting in Statesville with delegates from South and North Carolina and Virginia. City leaders and railroad officials discussed extending the line through North Carolina, while southern managers eyed reopening old through-train schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Virginia Midland Railroad
Winston and Salem
Auden Oteney City
Spartanburg
Yorkville
Greenville
Unionville
South Carolina
Salisbury
Shelby
Mooreaville
North Carolina
Danville
Dther Points
Ol. Barbour
J. A. Cowen
Baltimore & Ohio Road
North Arn Carolina
Noth Carolina
Opera Hall
S A Sharpe
J K Caldwell
Statesville Jangmert
T. Stobo Farrow
Spartanburg Fferud
Charles R. Jones
Charlotte Observer
AB Williams
Greenville News
EB Murrey
Anderson Intelligencer
Southern Railroad
R RK Bridgers
New York
KW Best
Census Bureau
Washington
Raleigh
Laurinburg
Lulee
Stough
Swurh
Andistor
Asheville
Tis
Marion Lamp
Vein Mountain Mining Company
Wantauga County
Boone
Patterson
Blac Ridge
Acorté Capotinjun
A. B. Greedmap
Seaford
Del
G. F. Seward
Cape Hatteras
Dally
Disce
Carolina Central Railroad Company
F O French
A V Stout
T H Porter
A B Graves
R A Lancaster
JS Whedbee
Branden Mathews
R Murchisson
CM Stedman
MP Leak
W Qates
D EB Murchison
WQ Johnson
Water from the Cape Fear deemed fit for domestic use
A board announced that water from the Cape Fear near Wilmington was suitable for domestic purposes. A paper on garbage and sewage disposal was read by Dr. Thomas F. Wood and referred to the Alder Board. The meeting adjourned as records noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Fear
North East River
Wilmington
Thomas F. Wood
Board of ‘Alder
Surofula Cancer Remedy Promoted By Letters From Wilmington
A dateless wartime era advertisement touts liniment and Tree of Life as cures for cancer under the claim that users regained health after trying ineffective treatments. Proponent Peters Moore-bear and others share testimonials from Wilmington, urging readers to seek the remedy despite unclear medical validation.
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Wilmington Post
Enrerey
Taz Wupixatos Post
Care Pear
Starfox
W. P. Chwapay
Sam
Farge
Resporita
Wala Joux
Newros
Democrats and Bonds
Byasri
State News
Board of County Com
Charleston
Prinicass ‘Street
A. MM. Conway
Yeates
Woman's Missionary Society
Payetteville
Thos
Pitts
St. John’s Church
Florida
T. C. Fanning
Ruskin Hall
St.James’ Home
North Carolina Medical Journal
Captain Brook
Purcell House
Edward Sanders
County House of Correction
Sanders
Dr. Burkhead
Night Star
Nashville
Tenn
Missionary Board of the Methodist E. Church Scoth
Senry Neil
C . Lf.Strodes
Weot
Mulberry Street
Neil Gavel
Criminal Court
Moses Walker
Henr McNeil
Henry Staten
Staten
Thos. E. Bond
Gulf Stream
Henry Taylor
Messrs E. Kidder & Sons
Taylor
E. A. Anderson
Army Vad Nery Journal
Bia Lore Jp
T. J.southerland
Guthrie
Henry Danvies
J B Rourk
Treas
J J Clemmons
SS. Satchwell Witt’ Duendé
American Medical Association
Richmond
Dr. Satchwell
Meering Crime NationAn Menial Association
EB Brink
W. 2
Canaday
Geo. L Mabson
National Cemetery
I. Manning
Edwin KR. Brink
George “Madison
Joseph C. Hill
Bellevue Cemetery Company
E. W. Manning
John A. Everitt
John 8. McEachern
Jouho D. Bellamy, Jr
W. A. Cumming
Jonn C Bornemann
H. Smith
James Alderman
W. ‘Holden
H. Morton
James Anderson
F W Clark
J. B. Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Marine Hospital
Kwie
Ceseral
Bet Dren
Basieds
Merck
Alex
Tyler
Herse
Millis
Farrow
Cars Fear
Craighill
Baltimore
National Dredging Company
Washington, D. C
Forbes & Co
Morris & Cummings’ Dredging Company
New York City
G. H. Ferris &Co
Beltimore
Postoffice Department
Institution of Odd-Fellowship In
America
Odd-Fellows’ Hall
Orion Lalges
P. G.W. JH
Bellamy
G. ER
Chas
M. Byabes
Busbee
Afdceca
P. G, ML
WL. Smith
Basbee
P.G
Sleeper
Indiana
Tae Boano
Board of Health of
Water Works Company
Gol. W. L. Smith
Horace Bugg
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. G. Thomas
D. M. Bale
W. W. Lane
del. King
F. Weed
PR. Aday
Payettarne
Cou Ly
Cumberland
Bankpantcy
J.B. Situ
Tee Oh
N.W
E.hampson
Conan
Liniment
Tree of Life
Teva
Moore
Bear
Mir
Imortasas
Tomidbes
Bere Pee Tee Ae Eers c
West Sc Baan
Mooer Aon
Ape
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