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Tarboro Southerner

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1876

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Tarboro Mayors and Officials Listed in Local Roll Call

A crowded roster names mayor and several town officials including J. Cobb and W. Cott in Tarboro. It lists the county Superior Court Clerk, Register of Deeds, treasurer, and other municipal figures along with arrival and departure times for the Washington mail via Falkland. Also included are local lodge announcements, church service schedules, and a notice advertising veteran pension claims and patent office assistance with George E Lemon as counsel.

H. L. Staton Register of Deeds Alex, McCabe Shores Joseph Cobb Naiver Roor TL S Standard Rec J. B. Hyatt Ou! Keaminers H. HH. Shaw Wm. A. Can and K. 3 Williams Wor Poor House Wm. A. Dugganstoners—Inc Lancaster Well J. B.W. Norville Olataye Patent Office George E Lemon Washington, D. C Capitan Lemon A. Hurlbut M.C Ilinois

Opening of the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia 1876

The May 10 1876 Centenn ial events recount the crowds reaching 50 000 on the Philadelphia grounds for the grand opening. President Grant addresses the gathering after the ceremonial speeches by John Welsh and Sydney Lanier, praising international cooperation and American progress. Empress of Brazil and Dom Pedro attend, machinery hall scene with a giant flywheel, and Fred Douglass appears on the platform amid celebrations.

Puriapetrata Theodore Thomas Bishop Simpson John Greenleaf Whittier United States Centennial Commission John Welsh United States Great Centennial Board of Finance State of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Horticultural Hall United States of America Congress Mr. Welsh Sydney Lanier Georgia Joseph P. Hawly Dom Pedro General Hawley Gen'l Hawley Brazil Fred Douglass Grant Britain Memorial Hall

Dom Pedro at Salt Lake Theatre Visit

In Salt Lake during April at the theatre, Emperor Dom Pedro was greeted by Manager Harris who attempted formal courtesy at the box. The Emperor declined the bowing ritual and led himself to his seat. A coachman described Brigham Young’s residence but the Emperor did not visit. He read a local religious paper and learned its label as a Mormon women’s publication.

Salt Lake Harris Dom Pedro Jentereil Dom Linsendel Brigham Young King Brigham

Naval reductions cut Navy budget in half its size

The committee reported naval appropriations totaling about 12.8 million dollars for the coming year, with reductions across branches except pay. Enlistments would be halted to shrink Navy and Marine Corps crews, yard work concentrated at key yards, and several yards closed or reassigned, while a plan for yard disposition is urged. Also included is a long anecdotal item about a physician and a fortune teller, followed by commentary on Congressional delays and political maneuvering as Republicans fear a protracted session over Grant era abuses.

Michael Gross Greatman Elysian Fields Marigny Ingra Mr. Gross Carpenter Chop R Richmonds Navy Ile New Ye Billy Audubon Thomas L. Bond Pearl River Louisana Lake Pontchartrain Ned Robert Mitchell Mr. Bond Wasimerox Naval Navy Department Marine Corps Navy Yard Brooklyn League Island Norfolk Mare Island New London Charlestown Washington Pensacola Secretary of the Navy Congress Philadelphia Wright Senate Democratic House

Three Hundred Fifty Alligators Headed to Naval Centennial

A vivid dispatch from Memphis notes a parade of three hundred fifty live alligators en route to Philadelphia for the Naval Centennial. The shipment includes creatures from six inches to thirteen feet, alligators of varied sizes and origins, drawing curious crowds and press attention as they pass down the river yesterday.

Memphis Philadelphia

The Greatest World Wonders Listed

A catalog of purported world maxima cites Niagara Walls Mammoth Cave Mississippi Lake Superior and Cedar Creek Natural Bridge as the greatest cataract cave river valley lake and bridge. It includes the Pacific Railroad and iron mass in Missouri and notes anthracite coal deposits in Pennsylvania.

Niagara Mammoth Cave Kentucky Mississippi Lake Superior Vpacific Cedar Creek Virginia Missouri Pennsylvania

Detroiter Delayed Delivery Sparks Frustrated Customer

A Detroit woman bought a jacket at a Woodward Avenue store. The clerk promised delivery within half an hour, but four hours passed before a package boy delivered the garment. The woman’s family mocked the delay as inefficient and joked about the clerk’s errands while the wearer tested the jacket at home.

Detroit Woodard Avenue Katy

A Man's Life In A French Statistician's View

A French statistician aggregates a man's life by days spent in labor sleep meals and amusements. He totals bread meat vegetables eggs fish and various drinks, concluding a life amounts to a large surface area and depth as a metaphor for routine.

Anage Man

Sleeping in His Coffin The Rev G W Manning

The Rev G W Manning rector of St Petrock Minor near Padstow died suddenly on Saturday night. After a local dissenting minister case Manning declared he would not answer letters bearing the title Rev and asked correspondents to add Pavish priest initials. Lately he showed eccentricities sleeping with his collar under his bed and last fortnight rested in a coffin he had enlarged for comfort.

G. W. Manning St. Petrock Padstow Owston Ferry Manning Pavish Colin

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