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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1893
Page
2
The issue covers editorials on correspondence, a Wilmington court house view, and a Rhode Island legislature tie. It reports a cyclone near Buffalo with lake storms, Osawatomie memorial damage, and a funeral train request by Confederate veterans. Also notes on education for African Americans, a gift bell plan, Maj. Devereux’s death, and bank circulation economics.
Warrenton New Communicated reports a revival at the Baptist church ending last night led by Dr. L Broughton of Winston Salem famed physician turned minister. About twenty baptisms occurred with several restorations among prominent locals. Weather and farm activity note a slow spring, corn planting minimal, crops otherwise promising amid tobacco and oat growth. A new brokerage firm opened by Versus Burnett and Riley signals local business expansion.
W T Jennings, pastor of the African Presbyterian church and former principal, has been arrested and charged with the murder of his child. In France three deaths from cholera were reported in Lorient, Morbihan, as the disease continues to claim lives recently.
Mr Weston lectures on Marshal Ney highlighting his execution, his life in exile as Peter S Ney, and alleged eyewitness variations. The Observer notes space limits, cites Ney’s supposed mock execution, and claims Ney wandered to Charleston and then to the United States before dying in 1878 at Third Creek.
The advertisement touts Allcock's Porous Plasters as unrivaled for curative properties speed and safety. It claims over thirty years of public use and endorsement by medical authorities and patients, warns against imitations and substitutes, and urges buyers to request Allcock's directly.
The article extols sedentary women to head off headaches and earaches with Savition Oil, presented as a universal remedy for headache earache backache and other pains. Priced at 25 cents.
A historical notice proclaims Johnson's Magnetic Oil banishes all pains both internal and external and lists John Y. MacRae as the seller.
Oxford April 7. Local talent staged an instrel show to benefit the Presbyterian church. Miss Shepard Hyde, Mrs. C. J. Cooper, Misses Hughes and Faucette drew praise for singing. the end men drew laughs with parodies. Admission yielded $8,500 for charity. a German dance followed at the Armory. The evening showcased Miss Currin's elocution and lauded all performers.
Daily New York milk deliveries reach 19 000 quarts of milk 170 cans of condensed milk and 400 cans of cream with traders noting steady volume for the market totals and products available.
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