Monument Approved In House By Large Vote
A measure labeled Sem four bedrooms has been approved in the House with about ten thousand dollars allocated. The vote was nearly unanimous, signaling strong legislative support. Additional details on the allocation and project scope were not provided in the fragment.
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Satterfield
Grimes Agnosie
Brake
Indies
Allen
Grives
Watson
Confederate Monument Bill Passes North Carolina House
The North Carolina General Assembly advances a bill to form the North Carolina Monumental Association and erect a Confederate monument in Raleigh with up to 100000 in cost, funded by a 10000 appropriation and private gifts. debate over the amount and approval of the measure concludes with passage.
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Ficera
Indy Managers
Capital Square
Raleigh
Mosdemer
Ninth Judicial District
Junca
Rowan
Yadkin
Henderson
Alexander
Senator Day
Thirteenth Judicial District
Leatherwood
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Greensboro
Senate
Blalock
Jesve
Burgwyn
Chatham County
McDowell
Potter
Burton M Hordessy
Carteret County
Swain County
Lower Creek
Linville
Valcey
Cumbes
C Unty
Jones
Newsome
Stack
Grensboro
Usanimus
Little
South Wadsboro
Avson
Bigecombe County
Tarboro Township
North Carolina Institution For the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Statesville
A. L. Byrd
Board of Education
Harnett County
Kitchin
McClelland
Iredell
Allen
Guideboro
Grimes
North Carolina Monumental Association
North Carolina
Board of
Laiy Managers
Fiean
Corbett-Mitchell party warned to quit town
The Corbett-Mitchell party received police orders to leave Niagara Falls Ontario after a police official instructed their arrest or removal. Hotel proprietor Bimpfield refused to allow the signing of articles on his premises. Also reported is a statement about Atlanta’s recent bank closure and other national items.
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Corbett-Mitchell Party
Niagara
Atlanta
Wasarsoton
Hippura
Gate City National Bank
C. J. Campbell
Congress Passes Diplomatic and Military Appropriation Bills
In Washington on February 23 the Senate quickly advanced diplomatic and consular appropriation bills, followed by swift passage of the military academy and other measures. The House approved the civil and sundry civil bills with minor amendments, while a moving moment greeted Mr. Herbert as he received a warm, heartfelt ovation in the chamber. Funeral services for General Beauregard drew vast crowds in New Orleans, and a fatal floor collapse occurred at a Toronto hall injuring several.
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Senate
Tuunsday
Oughton
Carter
First Baptist Church
Journal of
Pour
Citzens
Catawba County
Amsthy
Badeo
Pender
James
Abbott
Eizabeth City
Pasquotank
Pisey
Cranor
Wilkes County
McKenzie
Crouse
Barlow
Fair Ones
Spruill
The
North Carolina Railroad
Merriman County
Typ Graph Company
Taylor
Hertford
Murfreesboro
Chowan
Murfreesboro Methodist Eil
Stanton
Overman
Monroe
Statesville
Warren County
Mr. Carter
Hyde
Atantic and North Carolina Railroad Company
Messrs. Alien
Ward and Rowe
Messrs. Long
Kitchen and Taylor
Sviland
Wasutxotox
House
Committee On Appropriations
Lowman
Congress
Court of Claims
Hoar
Wasuixoton
Holman
Bland
Outhwaite
Hilary A. Herbert
Mr. Ou'hwaite
Mr Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Herbert
Peel
Hatch
Mr Holman
General Beauregard
New Orleans
General Beaugard
Rgular
F.ster
Baton Rouge
Raphael Semme
Mobile
Col
B. Hertford
Gen
Calbel
Tittle
Metaire Cemetery
Fair exhibits and entertainment mark Newsom event
At the Newsom NC fair the wind hindered balloon ascents but the program ran smoothly with shows by Prof Carry and a German dance in the opera house. Thomas A Melotyre showcased Onslow road progress and diverse livestock, poultry and curios. Night economy lit by electricity and a grand fireworks display capped a bustling day.
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Mim
Newnorx
Onslow
Jacksonville
Newbern
Goldsboro
Tweed
Wilmington
Newhbern
Fich
Mony
Jas P. Carr
Haw River
Alamance County
N. C
Carr
W. H. Bay
Bray
Carry
New York
Fair Association
Newsom
Dominion
Castile
Mary Spellmans
James A. Bryan
Wake Forest Musical Entertainment A Joyful Benefit
Wake Forest hosts a February evening of tableaux and recitals by the ladies of Hill and campus talent. Proceeds totaled 360 to benefit the athletic association as critics praised performances by Carter Sledd Daniel and others. A separate fire near Midway, Davidson County claimed the life of Sarah Elliott, a child of W A Elliott, after a nearby neighbor noticed a blaze.
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Wake Forest
College Chapel
7 ¢ Hill
Carter
Colorado
Hill
Athletic Association
Mia
Sledd
Daanel
Daniel
Apollo
Nurees
Wes
Roybill
Winston
Soother
Midway
Davidson County
Sarah
W. A. Elliott
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Beaty
Carolina
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Long
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David
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Urquhart
Oreat
H. Grands
Port
Grandy & Sone
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Tiret
Jobo Wit County
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Pohurch
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Wizerand of
America
Althre
Nuttstown
Toma
Campbell
Aheville Trust, Guarantee and Collection Association
Battle
Buaptiet Church
Rocky Mount
Yadkin River
North Carolina Institution For the
Desi, Dumb and Blind
St Raleigh
Fields
Friends of the
Jnea
Pieth District
Hen
House of Representatives
Tuurepar
Skinner
Wareburn
Madison
Nash
Stanhope
Norwood
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Avery's Creek
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Warrenton
Shiloh
Same
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Bigecombe
Jetton
Holt
High Point
Ward
Rutherford County
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Pymouth
Tarboro
Erwin
Mecklenburg
White
Catawba
Hilmer
Bigecomb
Columbus Land and
Mitchell
Nourth Oarolina Tosane
Releigh
State Hospital
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Flat Creek
Biscombe County
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Granite City Improvement Company
Reading House
Newbern Seam Ferry Company
Jackson Swamp
Robeson County
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Hillman
Cellowhee
Jackson County
Bank of
Louisbury
Duncan P Ray
John Ray
Geo. HL. Bellamy
Brunswick
Graham County
Third Reading House
Trinity College
Board of Trustee
Baufort County
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Blount
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Pennsylvania
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Pacfic Mail
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Washington
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Toronto
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Weston
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Luspex
Robert William Duff
Fanffehire
New South Wales
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Henry Pennington
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Joun D. Drewry
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South Carolina
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