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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1892

Page

4

Emancipation Day Observed With Orators and Procession

A large Emancipation Day celebration marked the 27th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. A procession formed at Washington school and marched to Metropolitan Hall for prayers, a proclamation read by Edna Earl Mitchell, and a Lincoln tribute by Rev. J A Brockett.

Washington School Metropolitan Hall J. W. Telfair Edward A. Johnson Stewart Ellison L. B. Capehart Shaw University Edna Earl Mitchell Tarboro J. A. Brockett Massachusetts Warren County Abraham Lincoln America James River New England Virginia Hawkins Price Smith Davis Roberts Sheppard Dancy Scruggs Alston Ellison Johnson Gov. Fowle Lincoln Moses Pericles Cromwell David W. Parker St. Augustine’s School Holt E. A. Johnson North Carolina T. R. Debnam W. G. Harris South America Black Kentucky J. W. Brown Parthenia Patillo

Rice on the Roanoke shows rice crop viability on low river lands

The Roanoke experiment growing rice on low grounds at state farms succeeded despite five freshets that submerged the crop. Superintendent Pope notes late planting kept some immature but the crop survived and proves rice can be grown without flood protection. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for weak and weary readers.

Roanoke River Pope

Illness of Speaker Crisp and Garza News

Reports from New York and San Antonio detail Pauline Cleveland Greely being confined in an insane asylum amid Catholic-tinged motives. Military leaders fear Garza’s reinforcements may encircle U S troops near the border as Garza’s movement and Mexicans’ revolt unfold. Speaker Crisp shows improvement but remains weak and unlikely to preside at the opening of the House.

New York Mornling Pauline Cecelia Cleveland Horace Greely Frank Montrose Clendennin Gabriel Greely San Antonio Tex Military Department Garza Mexico Mier Lorenzo Garcia United States John G. Bourke Crisp Washineron Speaker Crisp

A Son's Devotion and the Indiana Promises

A son Addison Cotlin marks his mother Alethea Collin's grave with a marble slab. The inscription notes her birth in 1798 and death in 1891, burial in her wedding dress, and a forty year promise to bring her remains home. The piece reflects on memory and fulfilled vows.

Addison Cotlin Alethea Collin Indiana Addison Collin

Lands in Davie County North Carolina Sold for Mortgages

Notice dated January 4 1892 announces sale of two tracts in Davie County NC to satisfy mortgage debts. The first tract extends 242 acres 93 poles with metes bounds and adjoining Sam Foster Geo Hartman and others. The second tract about 97 acres borders Samuel Foster Geo Hartman Jacob Cornatzer and others. The listing highlights the Allen Mine and Iron Hill near the North Carolina Midland Railroad and coal beds in SW Virginia. Executors L H Clement and Ez L Gaither urge bids for maximum value and immediate possession for purchasers. The sale is conducted by TBBAI Attorney.

Davie County North Carolina Sam Foster Geo Hartman Thos Nail Ningy Hendrix Tomlinson T. Handine Samuel Foster Jacob Cornatzer Abram Allen B N Allen Register Allen Iron Hill North Carolna Midland South West Virginia Stokes County L. H. Clement Ez. L. Gaither Adm J M Clement

Annual meet of the Raleigh Club at their farm

The text notes a scheduled annual meeting of the Raleigh group at their farm on the fourth day of January. Details are garbled but indicate a held event with a set time.

Raleigh Ralei I Jno. T

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