Oklahoma Governor Renfrow Named in Local Chronicle
In this May 12, 1893 issue the paper notes WW Renfrow of Johnston County served in a North Carolina regiment and became governor of Oklahoma. The edition covers tax cyclones, railroad woes, and memorial day events with remarks from leaders like Judge Brown and Mr. George Davis, plus coverage of Confederate remembrance across several North Carolina cities.
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Iris
Oklahoma
Johnston County
North Carolina
Renfrow
North Carolina Forest Resources Spotlight in Southern States
The article by W. W. Ashe of Raleigh in the Southern States highlights North Carolina as possessing the most softwood suitable for paper making among Southern states. It notes abundant linn, buckeye, and ash in various regions, three large mills operating, and argues for vast industrial potential tied to timber. It also comments on related features in the magazine’s North Carolina focus and political notes.
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George Davis
Davis
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
W. Washe
Raleigh
New York World
Cue
South
Manufacturers’ Record Company
H. B. Battle
Winston
Gov Carr
A. Holmes
W. W. Ashe Weii
H. K. Harman
State University
Louisana Sugar Belt
Arkansas
Liz
Southern Associated Press
Louisville
Young Republicans of
United States
Macauley
Lav de. Heywood
Unitarian Church
Tyler
Ilo
Kentucky
J. L Crawford
Newport
State League
Augustus E Wilson
Republicans
Clarkson
Hampreys
Richmond to hold funeral for Jefferson Davis with grand train
A Richmond special reports the final interment of Jefferson Davis in Hollywood Cemetery after a simple Episcopal burial and artillery salute. The event draws Confederate veterans, Virginia camps, and delegations from the South, with railroads offering cheap quarters and meals. Chicago notes 30,010 unemployed as a separate item.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Episcopal Church
Jefferson Davie
Hollywood Cemetery
Lee
Appomattox
Thomas Filett
Virginia
New Orleans
Comatose Miss McCann at Memories Hospital Twenty Five Days
Miss Mary McCann remains in a coma at Memories Hospital after a fall from a South Orange horse car on April 13. Doctor Stickler says prognosis is uncertain but recovery is expected, noting extensive examinations by 75 physicians. Nourishment via liquids, she shows minimal signs of consciousness, with eyes open and occasional movement.
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Cxance
Mary McCann
The
Memories Hospital
Stickler
McCann
Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as relief for indigestion
An ad extols Simmons Liver Regulator as the only cure for indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness. It claims rivals cannot match the relief and shows the product by the familiar Z on its package. In Vienna a theatre tragedy reports actor Oslezuk killing himself over a jealous romance in Lemberg Austria Galicia.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
Vienna
Lemberg
Austrian-Galicia
Herr Oslezuk
Mother al
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Threatened Overflow Across Mississippi Valley
A Threatened Overflow reports the Mississippi River rising toward record levels from Cairo to New Orleans. Memphis sits over 8 feet above danger with more expected, Desha County Arkansas flooded, Missouri Pacific line submerged, and rail traffic suspended. The river above Memphis has breached its banks flooding all of Mississippi County Arkansas.
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Southern Associated Press
Memius
Tenn
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
New Orleans
Memphis
Desha County
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific
Mississippi County
Rails Going South and North Lines Timetable Summary
Passenger timetable fragment listing daily and Sunday trains on Weldon line with connections to Tarboro Raleigh Wilson Goldsboro Wilmington Selma and Fayetteville. Mentions Scotland Neck Greenville Kinston Parmele Washington Plymouth Tarboro and branches Latta Clinton and Rocky Mount with connections to Bay Line Norfolk and northbound routes. Includes operating notes and officials signatures.
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Eneed Robeanie
Bo Daily
Mail
Ly Weldon
Rocky Mt
Tarboro
Mount Ly Wilson
Selma
Payetteville
Florence
Ly Wilson
Goldeboro
Tsipm
Magnolia
Wilmington
Shaz Prains Goig Nortic
Ox Saily
Vayetteville
Uham Liv Reima
Wilson
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Goldsboro
Sr Wilson
Wilon
Pia
Greenville S
Kinston
Greenville
Halifax
Weldon
Washington
Parmeles
Parmele
Sanday
Thsink
Alindarle
Hajeivh
Scotlane Neck
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Albemarie & Rabich
Plymouth
Tar Hore
Midland
N.C. Raver
Spring Hope
Ing
Latta
Fiorence R. i
Dunbar
Donlar
Ariving
Clinton Branch
Wearlyashville
Clinton
Upton
Warsaw
All Points North
Richmond
Bay Line
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Carolina
All Pointe North
John F. Uivine
Kenly
Emerson
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James M Young
J L Currin
R J Southerland
James H Mahone
Joseph T. Moss
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New York Daily
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J P. Ramsey
J. B. Shainburger
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Hichrd He Lewis
Wm H. Cobb, Jr
O.L. Montgomery E. Register
R. P. Goodman
K. M. Furguson
J D Roberts
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W. B. Bullock
J J. Summerer
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J. T. J. Battle
J. T. Reinee
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R. W. Thomas
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