North Carolina Hotels Show Northern Holiday Allure
Editor Henry Blount highlights North Carolina as a winter resort with sunlit valleys and mild climate. He touts Orton Motel in Wilmington and other hotels Briggs, Gregory, Alvert, Farrer, Hammond, and Hotel de La Fayette as attractive retreats inviting Northerners to spend winters in the state.
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The Great War Syndicate serial in Once A Week
Frank Stockton’s serial The Great War Syndicate debuts December 15 in Once A Week describing a fictional US Britain clash waged by a secret Syndicate. The tale, set in imagined modern war, highlights its engines of war and humorous incidents while noting a monument to Thomas Hutchins.
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Distinguished Dead Col R R Bridgers Dies in Columbia
The obituary notes the sudden death of Col R R Bridgers in Columbia South Carolina on Monday night. A prominent and influential state figure, Bridgers is praised for his judgment, administrative skill, and wide impact from mountains to sea.
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Pickett or Pettigrew causes at Gettysburg debated
The Roanoke News praised a pamphlet defending Pettigrew and North Carolina troops for the Gettysburg deeds, contending that Pettigrew’s command earned the field’s honor rather than Pickett’s. W. R. Bond of Halifax County, a Confederate captain, authored the pamphlet.
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A Noble Career of Col Bridgers Epitomized
The Wilmington Star recounts Col Bridgers life from birth in Edgecombe County on November 28, 1819 through UNC law education, early legislative service, Civil War role in the Confederate Congress, and leadership of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad turning it toward prosperity and the Atlantic Coast Line legacy with his long tenure as president and general manager before retirement.
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