The Weary Cynon and Ye Wear March 26 1893 Chronicle
The item notes probable congressional acts to fund a lighthouse off Cape Hatteras and a Maury monument. It links a Diamond Shoal light as a maritime guide to scientific light, honoring Maury and Senator Ransom if realized. Also mentions a Honolulu swimming party and local North Carolina postmaster appointments.
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Congress
Cape Hatteras
M. F. Maury
Commodore Maury
Tlatteras
Ransom
Four Presidents Who Died in Office and Were Succeeded by Vices
A historical survey reviews presidents who died in office and their successors, from Harrison in 1841 to Lincoln and Garfield. It notes Harrison and Tyler, Taylor and Fillmore, Johnson after Lincoln, and Garfield, highlighting the political dynamics and outcomes that shaped party shifts and succession.
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Washineton
Cleveland
Gen
William Henry Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Capitol
Tippecanoe
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Tyler
Vic
Andrew Stewart
Keystone State
Swwart
Tyer
Virginia Uhend
Lefeat
Clay
Tyler
Stewart
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Taylor
Washington
Generet Paylor
Biton Hall
Republican Party
Gen. Tyler
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Butler
Senate
South
Garfield
Grant
Chicago
Covking
Arthur
Conkling
Grover Cleveland
Sevenson
Stivenson
Lincon
New York Sun
Ransom Tops Hill in Democratic Caucus Clash
Washington dispatch notes a sharp Senate contest between Matt Ransom of North Carolina and David Hill of New York. Ransom backs Cox for secretary. Hill supports Washington. The caucus postponed action, later leading to Cox’s election and Washington not being named. Other items mention Croker horses and state capital debate.
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New Yorker
Washington
Atlanta Journal
New York
Hill
Matt Ransom
Lance
Goliath
New York Machine
Ransom
Cox
North Carolina
Senate
Virginia
Cincinnati Ecquirer
Grover Cleveland
Bismarck
Croker
Magwump
Kansas
California
Sacamento
Frankfort
Kentucky
Bouat
Dolly Johnson
Creveland
Courier-Journal
Yarborough House Change of Ownership Notice
On April 1 Mr. Lewis T. Brown will become proprietor of the Yarborough House after I assign my lease and retire. I thank my patrons and urge continued public support under Mr. Browns management for the same high regard the establishment has enjoyed. Marriw R. Raney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Brown
Yarborough House
Brown
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the State Chronicle
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Fayetteville Street
Noutu Canouuma
Thomas R. Jarnigan
The
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Ames A. Hollomon
Mager
Honolulu
Frank M. Nilson
Kenwood
San Francisco
Waikiki
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Lanai
Lana
Garnett
Cme
Wew
Richmond
Danville
Virginia Care Memorial Association
Beecome
R_R Cotton
Yar—boro House
Barnardsville
Buncombe County
William R. Maney
J. M. Whittemore
Big Lick
Stanly
James W. Efird
William A. Cagle
Franklin
Macon
Frank T Smith
R F. Jarrett
Star
Montgomery County
Deborah Leach
John F. Wright
Tyre Shops
Davidson County
Richard B. Thompson
Annie Swicegood
Ransom Worsts Hill
Marri Lw
R. B. Raney
Scott
Rewne.n. V
Allornegists
Dr. Williams
Medicine CO
Sehcucctady, N.Y
Erie Medical
Buffalo
Phoenix Stencil
Sten. Tis
B. Turnes & CO
Water St
Florida
Malaga
Thomas Pescud’s. Teleprone
St.louis
Hartford, Conn
COMPA
Pheenix
J.B. Bunce
J.M. Holcombe
T. T. Hay & Bro., General Agents
Raleigh, N. C
Ness
Moon
Ted
Onis
Easter Weckwear Hovelties Cc
Y & D. Berwanger
Cross & Linehan
G Exch & Stonetanke
O. He Stone Tanks
Ues
Gierreh
Gierreh, Hee Late Partner, From Alliabliting
Giers & Stovebanks
Stonebanks
Raleigh
Hav Pg
Gierasch & Stovebanks
Stoseranks
Richary Gems HN
Gierech & Stoneblake
Ror
Forks
Thos. H. Biggs
Etna Mutual Live Stock Insurance CO
South Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Prugot
KOOD
A. G. Baue
Arghite
Raleigh, N
Harris’ Steam Dye Works
Raleigh, N.C
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