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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1892

Page

3

World’s Fair Beautiful Administration Building Under Construction

The article describes a grand Administration Building for the Exposition rising at the west end of the site. It outlines a four-pavilion complex centered by a gilded dome, 120 feet high and 220 feet tall, in French Renaissance style, with a central rotunda, grand entrances, and extensive offices for Fire Police Ambulance Foreign Postbank and Public Comfort.

Band Mo Mant New York American Institut Tevts Vitig & Notable Roth Mits Fe Rey Fire Ambulance Service Foreign Department Information Bureau Postoffice Publo Comfort

Spring Visitation Schedule and Mardi Gras Rail Rates 1892

The notice lists the Bishop Lyman led Spring Visitation across multiple North Carolina churches from Feb 26 to May 1 1892, with venues including St Mark's Mecklen burg St Peters Charlotte Monroe Mallory's Factory Ansonville Wadesboro Raleigh Hillsboro Wilson Battleboro Rocky Mount Tarboro Tarboro Edgecombe Scotland Neck Enfield Rigwood Halifax Weldon Jackson Gaston Littleton Ridgeway Middleburg Williamsboro Henderson Oxford Kirtrells and Christ Church Raleigh plus St Augustine Raleigh and St Marys School Raleigh. It also advertises Mardi Gras rail specials from Richmond and Danville railroad to New Orleans and Mobile with sale Feb 25–29 and return by Mar 15 1892, plus round trip rates from listed points.

St. Mark's Mecklenburg County St. Peters Church Charlotte Monroe Mallory’s Factory Ansonville Wadesboro Raleigh Hillsboro Wilson Battleboro Rocky Mount St. Luke’s Tarboro Calvary Church St. Mary's Edgecombe County Scotland Neck Enfield Rigwood Halifax Weldon Jackson Gaston Littleton Ridgeway Middleburg Williamsboro Henderson Consecration Oxford Kirtrells Christ Church St. Augustine Church of Good Shepherd St. Mary Mardi Gras New Orleans Mobile Richmond and Danville

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