North Carolina child labor figures praised. shift to schooling urged
The article appraises State Labor Commissioner Lacy's NC child labor data showing a drop in under twelve workers from 1896 to the present, with more youths in school. It notes spindles rose to 1,200,000 while child employment fell, and cites external praise from the Providence Journal. It contrasts past school hours with current methods and critiques Furman’s arithmetic. It also condemns Northampton State Farm abuses and calls for accountability.
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North Carolina
Lacy
Providence
R. I.) Journal
W. A. Erwin
Durham
Furman
Bro. Furman
Post
When We Were a Boy School Recitation Rules
The Raleigh Post recalls school days with a boyhood routine of studying and reciting from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and a 2 hour lunch recess, describing strict timing and duties during the day.
Sad for Wheeler in Manila amid hot climate and icy reception
The piece contrasts the Philippine climate with Gen. Joe Wheeler's reception in Manila. After touring the country to boost the administration he is sent to discipline the unruly Filippinos. Otis assigns him to a small island where excitement and glory are scarce.
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Philippine
Gen. Joe Wheeler
Manila
Gen
Joe
Luzon
Otis
Winetont
Cyan Watte
Bicee Lunsjolw
Lawton
Pichtine
Otis and Army Officers Celebrate House Coup
The passage mocks Otis and regular army officers delighted by a political coup against Wheeler. It suggests Wheeler longs for battlefield excitement and public spectacle in the House of Representatives, where he can be heard and seen amid the absence of trees.
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Otis
Wheeler
Alabama
House of Representatives
Cure for Catarrh Promises Reward and Testimonials
One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney and company endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Maxwell as reputable Toledo druggists. The cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnan & Maxkvin
Increase in graded school attendance noted by Mangum
Superintendent Mangum reports rising attendance at graded schools, indicating strong parental desire for education and the schools' effective work.
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Mangum
Kinston Debates Night School For All Ages
Citizens in Kinston discuss creating a night school to teach children and adults unable to attend daytime classes. Advocates say it would foster better citizens and stronger communities.
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Kinston
State Fair Week Brings Tar Heels to Capital City
The State Fair this year promises to be memorable and one of the best ever held. Officers report steady progress as State Fair Week will fill the Capital City with enthusiastic Tar Heels from every section.
Raleigh Fires Cannon for Dewey Arrival in New York
Raleigh celebrates Dewey's New York arrival with a cannon salute. The ceremony partially atones for earlier committee delays in welcoming the Raleigh cruiser.
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Raleigh
Dewey
New York
The Case of Julia and the Morrison Grand Jury Session
Chatham Court notes the case of Julia Morrison who will face a preliminary hearing for the killing of actor Frank Leiden. Manager Harris visited Morrison in prison and decided not to testify. A special grand jury session is set for Thursday.
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Chatrancor
Plaster of Paris
Meee Quiciiy Ei
New York
Ik Marison
Frank Leiden
Harris
Miss Morrison
Grand Jury
Gen Henry Heth dies in Richmond at 76
General Henry Heth Confederate chieftain and historian dies at his Richmond home at 1 40 am after weeks of illness Brights disease born 1825 in Virginia. Remains to be moved to Richmond for funeral Thursday Confederate Veteran's Union of this city will oversee arrangements
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Washington
Henry Heth
Bright
Virginia
Heth
Richmond
Depositors Riot Outside Closed New York Bank
Three thousand bank depositors gathered in front of the Frank Aellos Bank in New York as it remained closed. The scene showcased a chaotic protest with heightened tensions and disrupted street activity. J. D. Williams advertised bulbs including Roman Hyacinths and Chinese Lilies, inviting buyers to view stock before purchasing.
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New York
Frank Aellos Bank
J. D. Williams
Rutherford County Claims Oldest U.S. Resident
Mrs. Nancy Hallifield of two miles from Ellenboro is named as the oldest person in the United States at 118 years old. Once she could walk to Ellenboro, but recent years require a rolling chair for movement.
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Rutherford County
United States
Nancy Hallifield
Ellenboro
Weather Updates for New York: Tin Demand Mentioned
Weather reports indicate ongoing need for tin in New York with daily advisories. The notes reference persistent conditions and forecast considerations affecting supply and planning.
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New York
Dewey
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Raleigh Post
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