Trinity College Alumni Address at Chapel Hill
An editorial recounts the Trinity College literary festival with Rev Haygood unable to attend. James W. Reid delivers a celebrated address on culture and education, urging practical training for farmers and laborers while praising Craven’s legacy and the college’s leadership changes. The piece interweaves historical recollections, tributes, and plans for Trinity’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
A. G. Haygood
Pegram
Haygood
N. C
Jas. W. Reid
Rockingham Co
N.C
North Carolina
Reid
the Times
Iim
Braxter Craven
Earth
Leon Gambetta
Nice
Westminister Abbey
England
Ilustrious
Craven
Doub
Barringer
Gul
Alumni Association
Lindlahaw
Ashebore Courier
N. M. Kounez
Trinity College
Marcus J. Wood
Charlotte
J. T Bagwell
Heitman
Chapel Hill
Land
Methoig
The Graded School Controversy and Its Origins Revisited
An editorial clarifies who conceived the present Graded School act. Prof. H. J. Tomlinson says he drafted and framed the bill after guidance from Mr. Green, who initially declined to introduce it. Tomlinson says Green could not draw the bill, and he drafted it to reflect features later adopted in Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Brady
National Republican Executive Committee
Indiana
Garfield
Spencer
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Regan
J. Tomlinson
Green
Durham J
Mr.t
Mr. T
Mer. G
Durham
Tomlinson
The Crop of 1883 Weather Across Tobacco Regions
The spring of 1883 brought anomalous conditions with April and May rich in violent winds hail and sporadic rains. Virginia North Carolina and eastern Tennessee face stunted young tobacco plants and a likely small crop bright leaf. Kentucky Ohio Tennessee West Virginia Indiana and Missouri report mixed planting and potential drawbacks if weather remains average. Some seed leaf states may see slight acreage reductions while New York expects a good yield.
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Middle States
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
West Viginia
Indiana
Misconti
New York
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E.G. Hatkney
J. J, Mackay
Oftce
Morehead’s Bank
Durham, N. C
Editorial
Terby College
Republic
Randolph
New Garden Academy
Old Union Institute
Carolina
Temple of Learning
Aes
the Star
Rooney
State News
Passion Flower
Theo H. Hill
P. W. Wiley
Eigh
Hesper
Tavidious
Mr. Hill
Edgar Allen Poe
Brownings
Keats
Poe
Swinbourne
Oscar Wilde
Hill
Raleigh
Lexington
G. E. Leonard
Seems
Kanane
West
Rutherfordton
Rockingham
James H. Aycock
Raleigh and
Augusta Air Line Railroad
Greensboro Way
A Me
Siam
Jomance Gleaner
J. W.C. Tarpley
Cat Company
Providence
Asheville
W. T. Justice
John Morgan
Nelson Smather
Mill Pond
Wilson
Pusias H, Busbee
West Point
Elizabeth City
Nag
Albemarle
Tuesifay
Evening Critic
George Daoughherty
Falcon
Geo. W. Cobb
T. J. Murden
Greensboro
Marvin Missionary Society of
Greensboro Female College
Guinn
Mocksville
Harry Daniels
Maj. Waitt
Fetersburg
Virinia
Raleigh News-Observer
Wake Forest College
Joshua W. Gore
Europe
Germany
Franklin Hotel
Franklin
Noristown Herald
Burlington
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Shakespeare
William
Arkansaw
Peek
J. L. Stones
Music House
Raleich, N. C
Tate Agency
NEW England Organ
NEW England Pianos
Reed Home, Sewing Machine, and
Chanical Organette
J. L. Stone
Raleigh, N. C
Danvile Clothing House
Durham County
DEFY
Guy
J. Ourde
Alien
Bramlanl Gove
GE Conte
Danville Clothing House
C. Summerfield & CO
Durham, N.C
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