New Confederate Monument Plan Moves Forward Slowly
The Colonial Records project resumes with Judge Clark guiding publication down to 1781, aided by North Carolina historians. Efforts rely on private letters, state archives, and local cooperation to recover Revolutionary era documents amid losses from past upheavals and wartime pillaging.
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W. L. Saunders
London
Colonial Office
Public Library
Judge Clark
Supreme Court
Colonel Saunders
Clark
Saunders
Williamson
Bancroft
Sherman
State Historical Society
Horatio Gates
Nathaniel Greens
Southern Department
Lyman Desper
King’s Mountain
University of Michigan
North
North Carolina
Washington City
Fire at Kinston and Russtow destroys turpentine distillery
Our town was visited by a fire tonight injuring L Harvey's large turpentine distillery and consuming turpentine, spirits, and a nearby Kinston Lumber Company office. The lumber yards and mill buildings caught fire while the large plant is thought safe, as residents battled flames and insurance partially covers the losses.
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Kinston
Russtow
N.C
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Monument Unveiling Honors Alexander H. Stephens in Crawfordsvile
Georgia admirers gather in Crawfordsville for the unveiling of a monument to Alexander H. Stephens the Great Commoner. Ex Senator Thomas M Norwood of Savannah delivers the address on the occasion reflecting state memory and tribute.
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Alexander H. Stephens
Southern Associated Press
Crawfordsvitle
Crawfordsville
Georgia
Alexander H. Stevens
Thomas M. Norwood
Savannah
Raleigh man joins New York literary syndicate
A Raleigh native, Alf H. Marsh, now an officer and stockholder in the Associated Literary Press and McClure's Magazine, is en route to Atlanta. The piece explains the syndicate’s role as a middleman, distributing timely literary matter to major papers and previews McClure's debut with its illustrated contents and notable contributors.
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Alf. H. Marsh
Raleigh
Associated Literary Press
McClure’s
Broadway
New York
Atlanta
Marsh
New York Sun
Philadelphia Inquirer
Boston Globe
Chicago Inter Ocean
St. Louis Republic
San Francisco Chronicle
David Balfour
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
McClure
W. D. Howells
J. H. Boyesen
Boyesen
Joel Chandler Harris
Karl Hagenbeck
Raymond Slathwayt
Parton
James Parton
President Davis Cabinet Members 1861 to 1865
The Star lists Jefferson Davis era cabinet members with dates of service. States Secretary of State Toombs, Hunter, and Judah P. Benjamin. War officials Walker, Benjamin, Randolph, Smith, Seddon, Breckenridge. Navy Mallory. Treasury Hemminger, Trenholm. Attorney General Benjamin, Bragg, Watts, George Davis. Postmaster General Reagan.
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R. Toombs
RM. T. Hunter
Judah P. Berja‘ioin
L P. Walker
J.P Benjamin
Navy
S R Mallory
Tressury
O G. Ffemminger
Geo. A. Trenholm
J. P. Benjamin
Thomas Bragg
Thos. H. Watts
George Davis
J. H. Reagan
State Normal School graduation at Greensbora May commencement day
The State Normal School at Greensbora held commencements with graduates and guests. President McIver welcomed the class as Miss Annie Page gave the president's address and Miss Maude Broadway led the class history, with essays by Miss Hampton and others. Governor Carr and Dr. Pritchard spoke at the later exercises, and diplomas were presented by President McIver, with Winston delivering the address on education for women.
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Annie M. Page
Maude F. Broadway
Minnie R. Hampton
Maggie C. Burke
Mattie Lou Bolton
Franklin County
Maud Fuller Broadway
Forsythe
Margaret Clement Burke
Davie
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Iredell
Bertha Marvin Lee
Zelia McCulloch
Alamance
Margaret Rockwell Melver
Chatham
Arris Mlinda Mullins
Wake
Annie May Page
Burke
Lizzie Lee Williams
Gates
Glee Club
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Winston
Gary Holt
Old North
Mecklenburg
Greensuons
State Normal Industrial School
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Pritchard
Moses
Scarborough
L. M. Curry
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Grulou S A L Aims at Live as Agent
Fragmentary text shows a named individual Grulou S A L involved with agency work, possibly as an agent or intermediary. The readable portion hints at organizational or business roles, with scattered letters and abbreviations suggesting an incomplete notice or classifieds item from a historical page.
Fayetteville Postoffice Controversy Narrowly Moves Forward
Washington correspondent reports charges against Henderson to remove him from the Fayetteville postoffice are strong but cannot be rushed. Representative Grady sidelined by illness. Senator Ransom to handle proceedings. Some supporters previously endorsed Henderson to block a harsher Republican foe Scurlock. Henderson prefers to stay until September. a June 30 resignation compromise is possible.
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