Weather and social notes from Raleigh area March first
Raleigh reports a March high of 54 and a low of 37 with no rainfall. Local forecast calls for fair weather and slightly colder conditions. North Carolina generally fair with north winds and a colder day on Thursday. Miss Eliza Prim hosted a reception for Miss Ellen Rosenbaum of New York. The Ben Hur performance again drew an appreciative audience. Raleigh cotton mill directors announce officers Julius Lewis as president and C G Latta as vice president.
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the Chronicle
Raleigh
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Julius Lewis
C. G. Latta
Lent Begins Amid Weather and Local Happenings
Lent starts as the season opens with reports of heavy streams and resumed work on depots and paving. News includes arrests and hearings, divorces granted, lectures on Orthography for teachers, political committee meetings, seed law cases, a York-like murder report, civic fundraising, and upcoming governor Holden funeral details.
Treat in Store at Edenton Street M E Sunday School
On Thursday night March 34 classes Nos 23 and 50 will host a C C supper at Mrs H J Browns residence West Morgan Street. The program includes music recitations and other talent. No admission fee and only a moderate charge for refreshments. All invited for a pleasant evening.
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Edenton Street
M. E
C. C
H. J. Brown
West Morgan Street
An Evening With the Posts at St Marys
Prof. E. B. Warman hosted a series closing reading at St Marys titled An Evening With the Posts. Attendees praised his refined taste and versatility as a reader and critic. He illustrated Poe by analyzing The Raven and exposed elocutionary errors.
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E. B. Warman
St. Mary’s
Mr. Warman
Ile
Supreme Court Docket Include Foundry vs Howland
Fifth district docket lists arguments by Hinsdale Guthrie for the plaintiff and Fuller Parker for the defendant. Decisions include Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Co. vs Alsbrook in favor of the defendant, and several other cases with outcomes such as no error new trial or reversed.
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Supreme Court
Fifth District
Foundry Company
Howland
Hinsdale and Guthrie
Fuller and Parker
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company
Alsbrook
Johnston
Derr
Mecklenburg
Boothe
Upchurch
Wake
Watson
Smith
Brewer
University
Slocumb
Shingle
Harnett
Knight
Railroad
Edgecombe
Nimocks
Roberts
Dickey
Durham
Guano Company
Tillery
Halifax
Adams
Howard
Company
Embroidered Crapes and Corded Crapes on Display
A wide variety of fabrics appears on the counter including Embroidered Crapes Plain Crapes and Crapes in Cord Effects highlighting textile options and trends for shoppers.
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Washington
North Carolina
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M. H. Wooten
Eliza Primrose
Ellen Rosenbaum
New York
J. M. Smith
Rockingham
Richard Holmes
Justice Barbee
Edward J. Jones
Boston
Mass
Katie Martin
New Light Township
Marshall
Superior Court
C. D. Upchurch
Rex Hospital
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Atlanta
James Washington
Electric Street Railway
J. J. Mills
Laura Mills
The
Deaf, Dumb and the Blind
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Board of
Greensboro
Wilmington
Simon W. Sanders
United States
D. L. Russell
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Michigan
Sanders
George Goodwin
Milburnie
Goodwin
Henry Clay Brown
Railway Commission
F. A. Engelhard
Geo. L. Tonnoffski
Southern Soap Manufacturing Company
Democratic Party
Swain Street
Geo. C. Upchurch
Virginia B. Roberts
J. L. Foster
W. W. Holden
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Raleigh Typographical Union
No. 54
Rescue Hall
Holden
Institute For the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind
John Miller
Teachers’ Institute
Maj. Finger
Pitt County
E. A. Alderman
Northampton County
C. D. McIver
Edenton
Chatham
Gates and Perquimans
McIver
Alderman
Camden Court House
Pasquotank
Camden
Currituck
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Ed. Chambers Smith
Yarborough House
National Democratic Executive Committee
Central Committee
FE. C. Smith
B. C. Beckwith
F. B. McDowell
Charlotte
M. E. Carter
Buncombe
C. B. Watson
Winston
D. B. Nicholson
Clinton
Paul F. Faison
T. L. Emery
Weldon
Armistead Jones
Paul B. Means
Concord
W. G. Lamb
H. Skinner
W. P. Roberts
W. S. Carter
J. B. Martin
J. W. Granger
W. J. Rogers
R. H. Speight
W. A. Johnston
T. H. Sutton
A. C. Ward
M. J. Ham
J.S. Carr
W. H. Pace
H. A. London
J. J. Young
W. A. Bobbitt
A. E. Henderson
J. A. Barringer
R. B. Glenn
H. B. Adams
D. S. Cowan
J. S. Oliver
B. R. Moore
J. P. Caldwell
Will. X. Coley
T. S. Redding
W. L. Crump
B.C. Cobb
J. L. Webb
W. W. Badger
W. W. Scott
A. H. Hayes
J. C. L. Bird
J. S. Anderson
J. M. Gudger
Roanoke
Adelaide Stanton
Henry H. Stanton
S. W. House
East Jones Street
Ely
B. F. Liepsner
A. M
the Olivet Baptist Church
Philadelphia
W.H & R, S, Tucker & CO
Tucker & Co
Fayetteville
Steinmetz
Marétt
E. A. McMahon
Staunton
Hood
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Lowell
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Chronicle
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Erie Manufacturing Company
M H. Wooten
Ag’t
N.C
Viola & Sons
Torl
Fred A. Watson
L. C. Weathers
Fayetteville St
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L. A. Wyatt
Fayetteville Street
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S. M. Finger
G. T. Woolfolk
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Arizona
Osiah A. Richardson
Mark’s Creek Township
Wake County
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Wakefield
Andrews
W. H. Hughes
Pokine
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Monros
R. A. Smith
Tj Door
Gol
Centre
Walnut
W.S. O'B
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Creopedia
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Theo. H. Hill
Martin & Hosern
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Rosen Coibing
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