Movement of Population and Local Notes in 1893 Chronicle
The State Chronicle surveys immigrant settlement patterns with New York figures, noting few immigrants went to Southern states while many settled in New York and western or New England states. It reports on ice theory, a murder case in Eddyville, a Virginia political bid, Waterson bequest to the Massachusetts Historical Society, and Troy Alabama flower pits reflecting local progress.
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New York Sun
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
New York
New England
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Towa
Minnesota
Massachuetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Montana
Nevada
Vermont
R. C. Waterson
Teston
Massachusetts Historical Society
Waterson
Robert Waterson
Troy
The
Birmingham News
Birmingham
New York Press
Buda-Pesth
Hungary
General Kirby Smith Dies At Sewanee After Long Service
General Edmund Kirby Smith, the last Confederate general, died in Sewanee Tenn at sixty nine. His career spanned Mexican War and Civil War command in the Trans Mississippi department, with notable victory at Richmond Ky and Red River campaign, later a professor and chancellor at the University of the South. A brief bulletin from New Orleans reports his death and honors from United Confederate Veterans.
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Baltimore Sun
Edmund Kirby Smith
Sewanee
Tenn
Mexico
Cerro Gordo
Contreras
Bull Run
East Tennessee
Kentucky
Richmond
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indian Territory
N. P. Banks
Red River
University of the South
University
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
E Kirby Smith
UC Veterans
Desirea
W. H. Jackson
Tennessee
EB Kirby Smith
Jackson
Postmaster to be removed early said in Goedensport report
Washington telegram reports Forbes chosen for postmaster at the town though White’s term runs to August. A rumor says White will be removed for offensive partisan behavior. Greensboro warehousing filled with tobacco. Lyndon Swans funeral held at home with large attendance. First National Bank, where he served as vice president, closed until 2 PM in his honor.
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White
Goedensport
N. C
Washington
Forbes
Geensboro
Lyndon Swans
First National Bank
New Origins and Turf News Stirring Circles
March 29 reports John Troy, famed book-maker, ruled off by Crescent City Jockey Club for alleged corruption after a jockey was pressured to back a first race. Troy denied wrongdoing. Also Louisville dispatch cites Sutton denying forgery charges amid whiskey warehouse receipt probe with detectives watching the bank and legal action in Alabama against Parker and Todd in federal cases.
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Crescent City Jockey Club
Troy
Sutton
Louisville
Ark
Sutto
Courier-Journal
Otiera
Lovat Wth A Committee of Bakers
Parker
Todd
Washington
Oioey
Frack S White
United States
Alabama
Uad States
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McKenney
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Atlanta
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State University of Indiana
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Grovce Mooman
Hazelton
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Oneida
Simmons Liver
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Delaware
Ohio
I. Zuilin & CO
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Scott & Bowne
N.Y
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine CO
Chenectady
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
Phoenix Stencil
Sten Lils
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Thoms Pescud's
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Byang Chemical Oo
NATH
Phenix
Hartford
Conn
Compaq
J.B. Bunce
J. M. Holcombe
WH. Ray
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Raleish
Emaortheeruile
Easter Neckwear Novelties Soc
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Ouur
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St.louis
Geech & Stonebike
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Gierse & Stoneban
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Raigh
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Gierach & Sicrebachs
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Mr Stoevacks
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Gierish & Stonebanks
Buri
Etand
Ireman
Ecurity
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Harris’ Steam Dye Works
Raleigh, N.C
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