Yellow fever endures in Guayamas and Mazatlan amid reports
The bulletin lists widespread yellow fever in Guayamas and Mazatlan Mexico with other global and national events. It notes Bishop J J Keene returning from Europe, a banquet for ex-Officials London, nearly 5 million oranges forecast in Polk County Florida, and a murder of a Salem Indiana farmer over money. Also mentions Sherman passing army command to Sheridan, Benson Arizona fire, Nassau hurricane losses, and political conventions in Massachusetts.
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Guayamas
Mazatlan
Mexico
J. J. Keene
Richmond
Europe
James
Grace
London
Russia
Polk County
Florida
Thomas Johnson
Salem
Indiana
Sherman
Gen. Sheridan
Benson
Arrizona
Edwin Adama
Long Branch
Massachusetts Greenback Convention
Ben. Butler
Massachusetts
Springfield
B. F. Butler
Buffalo
New York
Nassau
Gen. McDowell
Military Division of the Pacific
San Francisco
New Orleans
New Orleans National Bank
Colored National Convention
Louisville
Arthur
Committee On
Carlton
Magna
John A. Feeney
Mt. Louis
Richard Whalemi
Miss Hart
Wren
John Jones
David Fitzgerald
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Virginia
Charley the pony and Burgaw politics in past election
An enduring political squabble in Burgaw counties recaps a dark horse nominee who led on a race track, drew local mockery, and split the county ring. The piece names figures like Charley, Thos J Armstrong, Ennett, Alfred H Paddison, William Town, and John D Brown, and notes county funds unaccounted for and a sharp bias against negra Yankee voters. It previews further exposes on improper tax handling and ring influence. It also reports on the Sunday School convention at Oxford with figures for counties, schools, scholars, and teachers and lists officers and committees.
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Congress
Warsaw
Thos. J. Armstrong
Pender County
Charley
Burgaw
Onslow
New Hanover
Pender
William Town
Alfred H. Paddison
John D. Brown
E. Porter
Dan
Rerosulvan
Union Township
Bereeee
The
Post
Oxford
M. CO. Ransom
Franklington
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Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across September Readings
Market reports show steady to firm tones across turpentine rosin tar and related products from September 20 to 24. Sales volumes include 100 150 500 barrel lots and several 280 pound barrels with prices ranging from 36 cents per gallon to 200 per barrel and rosin strains at 1 14 to 1 25 per barrel.
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Seviers
Virgin
Corron
Serzirs
Rosin
Qrdines
Srinus Tuneelvin
Merkel
Crupe Ture
Srikurs Te Rpexring
Kost
Tak
Swimirs
Sar
Sid Cis
Eostx
Cacon Tcareyriye
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W. W. Larkins
Pertons
W. McClammy
Wesal
Board of County Commissioner
First Baptist
Baptist State Sunday School Convention
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Ortos—Markey
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N.Y
Wheeler
CRE Deat Ee Air
Alist
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Wilmington Post
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Republican Paper
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North Carolina
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D. A. Smith
RIVE
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Saenz
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Brunswil
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Seaside Hotel
Wright
B. L. Perry
Brunswick
Smithrile
Theboaside Wotel Inailumitd Vinlage
Wrighteville
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Terie
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