Hill and Confederate leaders honored in Raleigh Memorial Day
Raleigh observed Memorial Day with a large procession from Metropolitan Hall to Oakwood Cemetery to honor D. H. Hill and other Confederate dead. The event featured a long parade, floral tributes, and speeches by Judge Avery and others, praising Hill's leadership and character while Raleigh closed shops and joined in tributes. Memorial Day also marked ceremonies in Wilmington and New Bern with similar honors and religious orations.
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Hill
Bethel
Bentonsville
Judge Avery
Sherman
Cleburne
Breckinridge
North Carolina
Virginia
Great West
Cox
Appomattox
Hil
Christ
D. H. Hill
Avery
Marshal Allen
Metropolitan Hall
G. M. Alien
Governor's Guard
Carr
Ladies Memorial Association
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Soldier’s Home
Fayetteville Street
Oakwood
South
Wimington
Southern Associated Press
Wilmington
N. C
Oxrkdsle Cemetery
B. Divie
Wilmington Light Infantry
New York Benefits From Colombia Fair Opposition Ended
The article notes New York will gain from the Colombian fair after neglecting to promote it, marking a shift in support and expected cultural and economic interest for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Is Life Worth Living? Health remedy touted
A fragment describes a vague life worth living theme and promotes a liver regulator claimed to restore energy and vitality. It mentions a housekeeper of health and a simple remedy that does not interfere with business or pleasure, attributed to J H Zeilin & Co with a red trade sign on the wrapper.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Pennine Simmons Liver Regulator
Dr. Pierce
Oan
Esghe Chicago
Brees Oodward & CO
Baltimore
Train connections at Goldsboro with several lines
Atlantic and North Carolina B. B. Train 51 connects with the Richmond and Pan ville Train arriving at Goldsboro at 3:30 pm and with the Wilmington and Weldon Train from the north at 3:10 pm. The m 2 connects with the Wilmington and Thronuch Freight Train northbound leaving Goldsboro at 9:45.
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Was
Richmond & Panville
Goldsboro
Wilmington & Weldon
Wilmington & Thronuch
AB. LY
M. P
Best's
Falling Creek
Caswell
Dover
Grs
Core Creek
Clark’s
New Berne
Riverdale
Avelock
Newport
Tu Tau Wildwood
Alantic
Morehead City
Atlantic City
Morehead Depot
AR LY. Ars
Ors Am. LY. A
Oldsboro
LaGrange
Alling Crees
Kinston
Clark's
New Bern
Croatan Ey
Havelock
Ewport St
Iwe Sou
ARTIC
Oead City
Wilmington Weldon
Solasboro
Richmond & Danvile
Geldsboro
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the State Chronicle
A. Ashe
James A. Hollo
Oaly
Tan
The
Chronicle
Washington
the Messenger
Grady
Fayetteville
H. H. Warner
Tuarisa
Carlisle
Call & Ran
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Drouth
Tennesee
Walker
Frank Cheatham
Breckenridge
Thomas
Cheatham
Breckenbridge
Forest
Longstreet
Polk
Bragg
Missionary Ridge
Chattanooga
Nashville
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Beauregard
Hoke
Canes
Johnston
Charleston
Augusta
Grand Army of the Tennessee
Stevenson
New Berns
James A Bryan
L. O'B. Branch
Reuben P. Campbell
Cfliesra
A. K Montague
Montagu
N.C
Hater
Wimisten,astow & East Carolina Railroad Company
North
Wilmintron Opsion
Best Carolina Railroad Company
Wilningon
Read Company
Sshori Eeresala
Rebrusry Lot
Wilmin Ton
Onnoy & Hest Aerolina Rall
Chanel
Joe Wilsinzien
Newhern
Kk Railroat
Oulay
Faue
Altech
Ma. Whitlock
Phoenix Sisneil Works
Aspen
Waters
Nowtotl
J. HL. Zeilin & CO
Ely
Nas
Nanz & Neuner
Louisville
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Pougins
Brockton
Mase
Pele
Niotuvh
Atlantic & North Carolina
Anderseal
Feiteln
Life Insurance Gents
Lidrtyte
Bed Georeis Fn ‘Nsurance Company of and Kevokiys
Lbs South Atlantic
Tren
Mala
Columbia
S.C
Harris
RA. Eigh
Esoath
Miss Maggie
Maggie Reg
Fay
Newton Top
Newton
M Ai North
Nsurare
Rashic
Organien
Amer CO
Hy Fastrert
Heme Tasuran
Prem Rose
Chas. Root
Rv Owe Oh
Bias Wa
Lie Insurance CO
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Inter
Washington Life Insurance Company of
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Richmond
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