Presbyterian General Assembly Opens Third Day At Washn
The Presbyterian General Assembly held its third day session in Washington with minutes from yesterday approved. Delegates Rev M Tull and others from Australia Tasmania Geneva and France were welcomed by Moderator Graig. Secretary E P Whallon reported on distributing overtures among committees.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Southern Associated Press
Washmcrox
M. Tull
J. G
Hebrides
Presbytery
Australia
Tasmania
Fred Neckar
Evangelical Church of Geneva
E. J. Dupuy
Reformed Church of France
The Infanta of Spain Visits President Cleveland
A detailed account of the Infanta of Spain and Prince Antoine meeting President and Mrs. Cleveland at the White House. The cordial, informal greetings, the Blue Room reception, and guiding arrangements by Commander Davis and Senor Muruagua are described. The schedule for sightseeing and Mount Vernon visit is outlined for next week.
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Cleveland
Arlington Hotel
White House
Infanta
Davis
Antoine
Marchioness
Senor
Muruagua
Prince Antoine
Duke of
Tamanes
Marchoness
Aro Hermoso
Don X
Yovar
Senor Muruagua
Infanta of
Spain
Eulalies
Washington
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Mount Vernon
Ceremony plan for Jefferson Davis funeral in Raleigh
The program for the Davis funeral in Raleigh on Tuesday May 30 1893 outlines a guard of honor reception at Union Station a march to the Capitol and rotunda lying in state until 2 p m with a long processional order including police platoons state officials and veteran associations The schedule lists escorts from Wake County North Carolina and state government officers with Marshals Kenan Hines Battle and others directing the events Were weather issues to arise ceremonies will be held in Union Station waiting rooms. Also promotes the Gordon Hotel in North Wilkesboro offering transit via the N W N C B R with mineral water dining and lodging amenities plus an ad for Harris Lithia Water.
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Marshall
Thos. Shenan
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
New Orleans
Richmond
Union Station
Mr. Davis
Capitol Building
Capitol
Martin and
Fayetteville
Confederate Veteran's Association
Geo. W. Sanderlin
Chas. H. Clark
Wake County Confederate Veteran Association
W. C. Stronach
L. D. Stephenson
G. M. Allen
N. W. West
J. B. Hill
Geo. H. Snow
North Carolina
B. P. Williamson
F. J. Haywood
Walter Clark
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Heck
St Mary's and Peace Institute
Agricultural College and Graded Schools
Morsen and Denson’s
John B. Burwell
B. Denson
Ladies Memorial
E. Burke Haywood
D. M. Busbee
Martin and Fayetteville
Marshalls
Capitol Square
M. M. Marshall
West Gate
Hillsboro
Dawson St
EW. Weathers
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad
General Auditor
Seaboard Ave-Line
Mootsamouth
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Old Point Comfort
Danville
Stion
Eale
Virginia
W. A. Turk
Washington, D. C
Raleigh Welcomes Durham Telegraph Link and Advertisements
A Raleigh telegraph note reports the first Postal Telegraph Co. message from Durham to Raleigh, praising closer ties. The issue also promotes the World's Fair line by C&O Railroad, the Remixcron typewriter, Raleigh wagons and repairs, lace curtains auction, Austrian canvas, and various local ads. Promotions include Remington typewriters, Summer Excursion Rates, and a promotion for a Seaboard Air-Line post. Local jobs note EW Weathers’s promotion to Seaboard Air-Line.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Raleigh
Greex O. Axprews
Globe
Fameromen
Vis
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Charlottsville
Chicago
Chesapeake and Ohio
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Jno
D. Potts
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Schenectady, N.Y
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Motcomery
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Diocese of
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Birmingham
New York
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Tennessee
Legation of the
Santiago Chila
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New Hampshire
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Canada
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Internal Revenue
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Wm. F. Lewis
United States Army
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Louisville, Ky
Harris Lithia
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Observer
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Archie Henden McFadyen
Chapel Hill
James L Canon
Savannah
John R Pender
J. Hirshberg
F. X. Jenkins
Baltimore
Geo. W. Watta
Philip Stern
W. M. Baker
H. P. Bilyew
So. Pines
Paul Dillingham
New Berne
R. Loewe
Kentucky
F. A. Snow
Donald Downie
Augusta Chronicle
Masonic Hall
Augusta
Ireland
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Corsica
Helena
Downie
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Young Men's Christian Association
W. F. Betts
R. H. Horton
John W. Cheek
C. C. Williams
W. J. Cooper
C.F. Lumsden
Roscoe Nunn
Wake Forest
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EU. Society
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Roxboro
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Monroe
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Hickory
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
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J.B. Young
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D. D
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West End
Tabernacle
J. J. Hall
Pascr
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Fayetteville Street
John T. Pullen
First Presbyterian
Eugene Daniel
Christian Church
J. L. Foster
Lla. m
Sacred Heart
Father Marion
Ehiloh
King & Mc@ce
MacRae’s Drug Store
Thos
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Governor's Guard
James Jones
TRE Capitor
Cheir
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Gordon
North Wilkesboro
Blue Ridge Mountains
Brushy Mountains
W. F. Treavoy
Harris
Puck
Restcros
Afitts
M’e's Co
Raleigh, N.C
W. H. & B.S. Treren & Co
Tecter & Co
Jack Croesus
Kate Field
the State Chronicle
James A. Hollomon
Nelson County
N. W. Harper
Physicians of
Ep. V. Dexton
Sola Ag't
N.C
John Y. MacRae
E. Nulty
Ot “Sea Paol, Minn
John Y MacRae
R. C. Taylor
Murfreesboro
John Y. Machae
John Y McRae
Johnson
Scott
Ely
Druguiete
ELY Brothers
Warren St
NO. St
Ugh sLotton
Coux
Pond Lily Company
Fisher Block
Detroit
Stich
JS Cole Jr
Aromas
Home Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Annette
Uabluties
Oranzet
South Atlantic States
Coles, JR
Columbia. SC
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