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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1892

Page

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Senate Debates on Finance Bills and Memorial for Gen Grant

Congressional reports note Senate finance bills on currency and national bank notes, plus pending measures on money issues and direct tax refunds. Public remarks on a Gen Grant monument, Chinese immigration, and agriculture prices accompany sessions. Houk memorials prompt executive session and adjournment.

United Press D. C Committee On Finance Senate Jer Treasury National Cockrell Colquitt Washington Mr. m United States Wei Gibson Congress West ‘Virginia Daniel Judiciary Treaspay West Virginia Direct Tax Fund Faulkner West Vire Patsell Wireshot Danlat Mingese Rai Mee Ldnopety Acin

Senator J J White Injured By Falling Tree

News from Durham reports Hon J J White senator from Randolph and Moore counties suffered both legs broken when a tree fell at his Trinity College home in Randolph county in 1889.

J. J. White Randolph and Moore Counties Trinity

Alfred M Scales Life and Death in North Carolina

General Alfred M. Scales ex Governor of North Carolina died in Greensboro at 9 05 PM Born November 26 1827 at Ingleside Rockingham county he served as solicitor state legislator congressman brigadier general and governor later presiding over a Greensboro bank His long career included battles from Yorktown to Gettysburg and a five term U S Congressman term ending with his 1884 governorship He rests in peace amid enduring admiration.

Greensboro Alfred M. Scales North Carolina Alfred Moore Scales Ingleside Rockingham County Settle and Battle Rockingham Scales R. C Puryear Congress Leach Breckinridge Lane Pender Yorktown Williamsburg Richmond Fredericksburg Jackson Chancellorsville Gettysburg Northern Virginia Appomattox Bank of

Narrow Escape Fire at Agricultural Building

Fire discovered at 8:20 pm in an agricultural building by Dr. Von Herrmann and helpers saved most of the building. A room vacated by John T. Patrick contained damp corn in the ear packed in straw and may have sparked the blaze. Dr. Von Herrmann suspects spontaneous combustion as doors were locked. Rubbish should be removed.

Dr. von Herrmann Messrs T. C. Harris Roscoe Nunn John T. Patrick

Fifty Seventh Anniversary of the Societies at Wake Forest

Wake Forest N C February 9 The fifty seventh anniversary of the two literary societies draws near with a program of debate at 2 pm Friday and orations at 8 pm followed by a social with sweets A special train run by G W Blanton and D M Prince will leave Raleigh at 530 pm and return Wake Forest at 1 am to allow time for the orations Come one come all to the good old Wake Forest event.

Wake Forest N. C Messrs G. W. Blanton D. M. Prince Raleigh Good Old

State Guard reorganized under new drill rules in NC

General orders from the Adjutant General designate the North Carolina State Guard as the regiment level unit with two to three battalions and a colonel, lieutenant colonel, and three majors. The first and second battalions assign companies, while the senior captain promoted to major commands the second battalion. Governor Holt issues commissions to new majors for the four regiments and Captain W. E. Shipp joins to oversee drill and small arms training.

Adjutant-General’s Department North Carolina State Guard Holt P. J. Macon Warrenton William Black Maxton R. B. Glenn Winston W. F.holland Gastonia W.E. Shipp 10Th Cavalry Secretary of War Adjutant General’s Department State Guard United States

Deadly Memphis Fire Wrecks Monroe and Main Streets

A major blaze in Memphis Tennessee last night destroyed Manns Hotel and spread along Monroe Main and Third streets. Principal losses include Hotel Mann Levy trunk Co Longstaff Welter and others with total damage around 1 1 million dollars. Origin unknown but suspected electric light wire cross.

Mewphis Tenn Monroe Main Streets Mann Union Street Third Street Lilly Carriage Factory Hotel Mann Insurance Levy Trunk Company Longstaff Hardware Company Lemon & Catley Welter Hardware Company William Jackson Wilkinson & Co

Notable Local and National Deaths and Events

Hawley Chapman confined in Brooklyn asylum. Samuel D. Pool of the Times-Democrat dies. John Jay Knox, ex-treasury comptroller, dies in New York. Parliament opens. Queen mentions Duke of Clarence. Richmond Terminal reorganization ready. Capt. John Hughes, New Orleans shipbuilder, dies at 87. Local race tragedy near Wilmar Arkansas with posse and massacre. Senate considers cargo rates and pension office probe. Silver hearings continue. Anti-option protest and patent extension debate. McGehee Skinner wedding at Christchurch with elaborate ceremony and reception.

Hawley Chapman Brooklyn Samuel D. Pool New Orleans Times—Democrat John Jay Knox Treasury United States New York Duke of Clarence Richmond Terminal House Committee On Rules Pension Office Committee On New York Produce Exchange House Committee On Agriculture

Delighted Audience At Asylum Theatre Benefit

A Chronicle representative watched a Ray L Royce company performance at the asylum theatre. Mrs Lindsay danced with bewitching grace and was encored while Mr Horwitz sang and recited. Prof Pauli played piano as officers and attendees expressed thanks to the performers. Col Harrell and two matrons attended.

the Chronicle Insane Asylum Charles Horwitz Jessie Lindsay Ray L. Royce — Company Miss Lindsay Mr. Horwitz Prof. Pauli

A Raleigh Lady Honored

At the dedicatory ceremonies of the World's Fair in October 1892 the committee chose a North Carolina representative. Col. A B Andrews and Col. Thos B Keogh appointed Miss Mildred Murphy McPheeters of Raleigh, daughter of Alex M McPheeters, to represent the state.

Committee On Union of States Col A. B. Andrews Col. Thos B. Keogh North Carolina Mildred Murphy McPheeters Alex. M. McPheeters Raleigh

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