North Carolina editor notes on politics and progress
The State Chronicle discusses Dr Sanderlin's status as Third Auditor, ongoing Tennessee and foreign service appointments, North Carolina educators gathering at Morehead City, and tariff and currency issues. It references Clearning House certificates, Peary polar plans, and immigration prospects for the South, urging swift Congress action and market stability. A Durham incident reports a horse attack on H D Kerr, risking his arm.
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North Carolina
W. E. Ashley
Southern Inter State Immigration Association
Ashley
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Asaly
Durham Sun
H. D. Kerr
Duncan
G. W. Barbee
Cedar Fork
Nelson
Kerr
Cotten
Morrisville
Guilford Battle Ground Preparations Rally for July 4
Greensboro Record reports forward plans for the Guilford Battle Ground celebration on July 4. Holt monument, crafted in Mt. Airy granite, will be set at the dig site with four bronze tablets and a NC coat of arms. Dedication honors Major Winston with Gov Holt and university leaders present. Lexington Silver Cornet Band and a 12-pound Howitzer loaned for the day. 15,000 expected as posters, invitations, and programs go out.
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Guilford Battle Ground
Holt
Mt. Airy
Battle Ground
Thomas Woodroffe
Dog
North Carolina
Surry
Joseph Winston
Tavelton
Green
Lexington Silver Cornet Band
Guilford Battle Ground Company
Francis H. Cameron
Henry J. Stockard
University of North Carolina
Cyrus B. Watson
Winston
Confederate Veterans
Mr. Watson
Resolutions of the North Carolina Insane Asylum Board June 15 1893
The board limits admissions to acute cases and violent inmates, with chronic and incurable patients confined or referred for executive review. No patient may be brought in without prior notice or consultation with the superintendent or executive committee.
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North Carolina Insane Asylum
Board of Directors
Jxo B. Broaproct
Revival Begins in the Preacher’s Heart
A reflective line notes that true revival starts internally with the preacher’s transformation. It emphasizes personal resolve over sweeping public reform as the first step in addressing collective sins.
Obituary of Mrs May Sue Forney of Rutherfordton N C
Mrs May Sue Forney died at her Rutherfordton home on May 9 1893 in her forty second year. Daughter of Hon T N Davis the 16th North Carolina Regiment colonel slain at Seven Pines. Married James A Forney December 3 1873. Educated at St Marys School Raleigh she was praised for intellect, truth seeking, charity and leadership in good works. Her devout life brought her deepest happiness.
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Old Village
Jesus
May Sue Forney
Rutherfordton
N. C
T. N. Davis
16Th
North Carolina
Battle of Seven Pines
Myra Elizabeth
John McDowell
Joseph McDowell
King’s Mountain
Botanic Blood Balm Restores Wm Price After Long Ailment
Wm Price of Lottsville Missouri describes nine years of sciatica and paralysis in an arm and leg. After visiting Hot Springs and trying various doctors, he credits Botanic Blood Balm with restoring his health and notes his local prominence.
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Wm. Price
Lottsville, Mo
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