Elegant North Carolina Civic Notes and Guilford Memoir
A scanned historic piece recounts editorials opposing political factions led by Marion Butler, praises the North Carolina Railroad Commission, and details an elegant reception by Mr and Mrs A W Haywood. It covers a House session where Judge Schenck defended militia honor at Guilford Courthouse, with Gov Holt and General Vance delivering patriotic addresses urging continued remembrance of state heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Haywood
Newbern Avenue
Judge Schenck
House of Representatives
Guilford Court— House
North Carolina
Green
Guilford Battle Ground
General Assembly
Schenck
Holt
General Vance
Thomas M. Holt
Nine Port Ports Foreign Trade 1892 Figures Compared
The Bureau of Statistics in Washington reports 1892 foreign trade totals for the nine leading ports. Imports rose sharply led by New York, while exports fell overall, with Baltimore Boston and Philadelphia advancing on grain. New Orleans and other ports showed declines. The article notes the overall trade change was small despite import growth and comments on cotton prices and regional patterns. It also recounts a Guatemalan incident involving John James McGee and a separate note about the Monument Association in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Savannah
U. S
New Orleans Picayune
the Picayune
San Jose de Guatemala
John James McGee
Gonzales
San Jose
McGee
Guatemala
Bartios
Guatemalan
Frisco
Banking Statistics Show North Carolina Bank Capital Gap
Washington correspondent reports for the Charlotte Observer from the Comptroller of the Currency data. It notes over 6,000 state savings private and trust banks with $3.75 billion resources and details principal assets, capital, surplus, and deposits including North Carolina and South Carolina bank figures. It also highlights a proposed homestead law amendment and suggests waiving changes could end the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
South Carolina
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the State Chronicle
Te Payetteville Street
Mation, Nonta Carolina
Thomas KR. Jernigan
Marion Butler
Clinton
The
Chronicle
the Monument Association
Col. Hall
Veteran’s Association of
Raleigh
Watson
Forsyth
Scott
Soidk
Rowne
Ely
Catarreh
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Phoenix Stencil
B. Turner & CO
Water St
Norfolk
GEO. V
Irorg. Robt C. Strong. Strong & Strong
W. Martin Street
Seaso
Nort Canolina
Justice’s Court
Raleigh Township
Vane County
M.B Barbee
J. P. H. F. Fuller
B. F. Gardner
Melissa Gardner
Henry Pennington
H. F. Fuler
B F. Gardner
Wake County
N. C
N C
M. B. Barbee
M B. Barber
J.C.L Harris
General Assembly of
Deveske
North
Simmons Liver
H. Joss
Macon
B. Zeilin & CO
Yancey & Martin
Morgan Street
Harp’s
Raleigh, N.C
Institute
Jas. Dinwiddie, M. A
Raleigh, N. C
Bingham
Asheville
Maj. R. Bingham
Euters
J. H. Gill
McDowell and
Davie Streets
George Stinson & CO
D. T. Johnson
Mpany Uestons
Koda
Morocco
Persian Morocco
German Gulf
Williams
Kis
Alfred Williams & CO
Men's, Outfitters
Cuo
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Emuuren da
G. C. Osaoon
Wall
A. Ancuma
M. D
Ford St
Brooklyn
da. J
St.louis
Ichmond
F. W. Hullek Condens
Ath
Dosteen
Sun
Donhie Dayly
Reiv
Foote Omh
Soura Bourn
Maxter
Sant
Eny
Gove
Roanoke
Morton
Ford
Tay
W. Fry
Pullman
B. Bevila
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