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14670
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There have been many interesting lawsuits in North Carolina but none surpasses the case of State vs. William Hall and John Dockery which was a murder trial in courts in 1892-94.
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14672
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Northerners who criticize the use of the favorite expression \"you all,\" may be interested in knowing that there are frequent references to it in the Good Book.
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14673
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Although stricken with yellow fever and at the point of death, John William Anderson had himself lashed to the wheel of the blockade-runner Mary Celeste and brought her safely into port.
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19454
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Hoke was a descendant of one of North Carolina's most distinguished families and he continued their record of outstanding service to the state. Born in Lincolnton in 1851, Hoke was a lawyer, legislator, and Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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19455
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Morrow Mountain State Park is featured in this second in a series of articles on North Carolina's state parks. The park in Stanly County contains many fine scenic and recreational attractions.
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