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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1893

Page

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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Deliberations Open in Raleigh

Regular session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows began with full attendance. Grand Master John D. Bellamy Jr. presided as officers and 95 lodges were represented. Reports showed 16 new lodges, 103 total, and $6,452,756 in relief. treasurer noted $9,341.67 receipts for the year. Goldsboro Orphan Home care for 23 children, 30 applicants. Next Grand Lodge to be held in Goldsboro.

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows John D. Bellamy Jr Grand Lodge J. D. Bellamy, Jr W. D. Gaster W. ©. Douglass K. H. Woodell R. J. Jones W. A. Bobbitt J. F. Burton Royster J. F. Waterford W. Murray Key C. O. DuRant Goldsboro Br. W Fayetteville W. C. Douglass Carthage C. F Lumsden Raleigh H. Woodell K. J. Jones Wilmington A. H. A. Williams Oxford

World’s Fair Bank Suspended At Exposition

At the World's Fair, the Chemical National Bank of Chicago is suspended. Depositors seek access to funds as a teller cannot reach the vault combination. Officials express confidence deposits will be paid, while the bank’s successor will be decided by the directorate. The notice is posted on the bank door by Bank Examiner James D. Sturgis.

National Bank Southern Associated Press Worlh Fair Grove Cutcaco Chemical National Bank Chicago Uncle Sam Baden Exposition Seaberger United States Government National Commission Missouri Board Midway Pleasance Chemical National Bank of Chicago Jas. D. Sturgis National Bank Examiner

Thompson Bros. assign assets in Kentucky to Hopkins

In Asuiano Kentucky May 9 Thompson Bros railroad contractors assigned yesterday to John O Hopkins at Cattlettsburg with assets of 75000 dollars and liabilities of 40000 dollars

Kentucky Southern Associated Press Asuiano Thompson Broa John O. Hopkins Cattlettsburg

The Doctors Yesterday North Carolina Medical Society

The North Carolina Medical Society's first day sessions opened with greeting from Hon. C. M. Busbee and response by Dr. G. W. Long. President J. S. McNeill presided. 86 members answered roll. Committees formed for credentials, finances, and new member admissions. Reports included papers on Cerebro- Spinal Meningitis and Vis Naturae. An afternoon program covered surgery and medicine. evening events included the annual oration and a theatre party. News also notes two criminal cases and three lynching reports from Arkansas and a cigarette bill in Pa.

James McKee J. W. McNeill Fayetteville R. D. Jewett Wilmington M. M. Marshall Christ Church C. M. Busbee Raleigh G. W. Long Graham J. Sv. McNeill K. P Battle T. D. Haigh A. W. Konox Indiana State Medical Society Pittman Oscar Gregory Oxford Booth Thomas Stamps Lumber Bridge A. M. Ballard Asheville J. H. Bobbitt J. Johnson B. W. Hunter Ladies’ Memorial Association of Holladay A. and M. College Hodges J. P. Munroe J. T. Nicholson J. W. Long W. H. H. Cobb S.J. Montague J. D. Roberts R. A. Patterson RL Payne State Board of Health Ercer Metropolitan Hall

Washington Callers Observe President Rule Quiet White House Day

Six senators and five representatives visited the president before the cabinet meeting. They obeyed the rule against bringing constituents, making it the quietest White House day since March 4. Representative Bynum of Indiana praised the action and called for similar cabinet discipline. The piece also notes Navy leaves of absence, a Nicaragua crisis response, and promotions within the Navy.

Southern Associated Press Wassixeros Cleveland White House New York Chicago Representative Bynum Indiana Herbert Wm. M. Folger Bureau of ‘Ordnance Swift Sellars & Co Philadelphia F. W. Symonds L. W. Robinson C. C. Cornwall Thompson-Houston Company A. V. Wadhams C. A. Stein Carnegia and Co W. H Driggs Ordnance Company P. Clason N P. Towne Cramp and Sons W W. Wood American Project Tile Company Secretary of the Navy J. Rufus Tryon Navy John Mills Brown Carlisle St. Louis Ensign Wood Washington Southern Society of New York Capt. Evans Cape Hatteras N. C

Beard’s Medical Promises for Lung Ailments and Remedies

A promotional paragraph touts Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and cure for consumption and scrofula, with a money-back guarantee. It also claims Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy cures, Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs, and Edward Atkinson teaching farmers about mortgages, all presented in a late 19th or early 20th century promotional voice.

Doctor Pierce Dr. Sage

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