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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1893
Page
2
The Roanoke College in Salem Virginia will graduate a full blooded Choctaw Indian at June commencement. He is among the best speakers on campus and counts a Choctaw classmate from 1883 among former graduates.
Weather shifts and unseasonable patterns silence much of the vegetable market. Strawberries and smaller vegetables underperform, with Charleston berries rated high but off their peak. Peas price poor in New York, while potato yields look promising and likely record-setting in this vicinity. The Libby Prison War Museum at Chicago draws crowds with Civil War relics and the famous 1864 tunnel escape tale. A caterpillar infestation threatens trees and crops across Hallsboro to Whiteville, with millions of worms moving through swamps and forests. Ohio coal miners threaten a large strike, while Catholic bishop appointments list dates for North Carolina towns.
Curiaco April 27 The question of opening the World's Fair on Sunday is referred to the local directory. The resolution, adopted by sixty members, directs the directory to decide whether the act of Congress requiring Sunday closing must be enforced. The day saw heavy rain delaying preparations and car unloading at the grounds.
An 19th century advertisement claims a torpid liver causes constipation and blood poisoning, linking liver health to overall well being. It touts Simmons Liver Regulator as the most effective remedy, urging readers to obtain genuine product with a red John front wrapper from Zeilin & Co of Philadelphia.
The Duke of Veragua and visiting naval officers were warmly greeted by the Union League Club with about a thousand guests from military, civil, and cultural circles. Cornelius N Bliss escorted the Duke, and admiralty officials were presented to him in the library. The event marked one of the metropolis's most remarkable gatherings.
A blaze swept through Kreutzberg near Deutschbrod Bohemia destroying 169 houses. Six people died and many were injured as about 500 lost homes in the large fire. The town has around 1500 inhabitants.
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