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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1893

Page

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Salem Female College Elocution and Commencement Plans

The State Chronicle notes Salem Female College, a Moravian institution, holds its ninety first commencement with elocution evening and an upcoming baccalaureate sermon by Rev A S McClure of Wilmington NY. The event draws thousands of alumni and patrons across the South.

Salem Female College Wisston Alem Female College United States Moravian Church A. S. McClure D. D Wilmington N. Y

Funeral Train Carried South to Honor Jefferson Davis

Raleigh, May 2 1893 large crowd to witness the reinterment of Jefferson Davis. The funeral train from New Orleans to Richmond will stop at Montgomery Atlanta Greenville Greensboro Raleigh and Richmond with Davis’s widow and a guard of honor. Plans call for a grand rotunda lying in state and a final burial at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.

Lanta Montgomery State Capitol Atlanta Greenville N. C Greensboro Richmond Confederacy Jefferson Davia New Orleans South Metairie Alabama Jefferson Davin Osth Ag Presi Davis Raleigh Union Station Mr. Davis Capitol Building Capitol Square Martin and Feyetteville Capitol Plateau G. D. Heartt Knights of Pythias Band of Arleigh Governor’s Guard James Jones John W. Brown J. Wiley Jones W. Walker N. S. Mosely J. R. Rogers F. H. Bradley J. Q. Hudson The State Confederate Veteran's Association Geo W. Sanderlin Chas. E. Clark Foxe County Confederate Veteran Association W. ©. Stronach I. D. $Stevenson G. M. Allen N. W. West J. B. Hill Geo. H. Snow North Carolina M. &. Primrose M. M. Marshall West Gate Hillsboro Dawson St

Davis Remains Transferred for Richmond Funeral Rites

The Jefferson Davis funeral procession advances from New Orleans to Richmond with state escorts from Louisiana Mississippi and Virginia. A Richmond Danville car ferries the remains. ceremonies at Memorial Hall feature orders and a prayer by Rev Gordon Bakewell as trains adjust routes through Raleigh Greensboro and Danville. Basesball scores follow.

Southern Associated Press New Orleans Foster Mobile Ala E. P. Cottraux J. B. Vinet Allen Barksdale Col S. J. Viz F. A Ober W. W. Watson Col. Fremaux Richmond Louisiana Eilyson Winnie Davis Stephen D. Lee Mississippi Jefferson Davis Richmond and Danville Virginia Camp No. 1 Army of Northern Virginia Louisian Division Jefferson Davis Monument Association of Davis J. Taylor Ellyson Jefferson Davis Monument Association John Glynn, Jr Louisiana Division United Confederates Veterans Gordon Bakewell

Re-interment of Hon Jefferson Davis to draw crowd

Richmond Va May 27 Preparations for May 1 re interment of Jefferson Davis remains are complete with a large expected audience. Prominent ex Confederates will attend along with about twenty five Confederate Camps from Virginia and contingents from North Carolina South Carolina Washington and Maryland. floor oil cloth yard wide sale advertised by Swindell's with straw hats and mats. Local notices urge Kemp Balsam throat and lung remedy with price details.

Army of Northern Virginia Stonewall Jackson Porelli Mr. Davis Richmond Hollywood Cemetery J. E. B. Stuart Pegran John R Cocke Wm. Smith Lost Cause Davis Lot James River Hollywood Davis Hts Monroe Park Senti Ricawono Jefferson Davin Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Washington Maryland Les

Bank group forms Raleigh board led by Maj I H Rogers

Maj I H Rogers State Agent of United Banking and Building Company Richmond has organized a Raleigh board with officers and directors named. The announcement lists leadership positions and participating directors for the new local unit.

Maj. I. H. Rogers United Banking and Building Company of Richmond Raleigh John C. Drewry Frank B. Carpenter Henry =. Litchford N. Holding Byrard ‘J. Baker J. A. Holloman John Y. MacRae R H. Bradley Wiliam Simpson H. B. Greason William E. Asheley Pooh. Hughes H. Holloway W. FB. Ashley. MacRae

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