Jefferson Davis remembered in brief memorial at North Carolina Capitol
The State Chronicle notes that on May 30 Jefferson Davis will lie in state in the North Carolina Capitol. It lauds him as a soldier, statesman and leader, recounts his career from West Point to Buena Vista, courtship of compromise, and final rise as Confederate President, ending with his death in 1889 and a quiet Mississippi life. The piece also defends reporter A Hatchett, and comments on Ex Secretary Foster and Governor McKinley era finances.
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Jerefferson Davis
Jefferson Davis
North Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
West Point
Pawnees
Taylor
Congress
Mexico
Mississippi Rifles
Monterey
Buena Vista
Maine
Texas
Scott
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Benton
Pierce
Senate
Davis
Union
Liseulu Ts
Harulina Eierdon
Wigs Cusus Ysucey
Sunset Cox
Committee of Thirteen
Crittenden
House
State of the Union
Hale
Provisional Congress of the
Confederate States
Horace Greeley
Davia
Varina Howell
Hayes
Winnie Davis
New Orleans
South
A. Hatchett
Henderson
Geo. P. Hart
Hatchett
Board of Health
Michigan
State Board of Health
County Board of Health
County Commissioners
Wertherfleet
Presbyterian Assembly to try Dr Brigga for mercy
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church North will try Dr Brigga this week citing that a strong majority favors a trial. The proceedings target the Doctor whose teachings are deemed improper and who wishes adoption of his tenets. A reaffirmation of faith could trigger important divisions within the church.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church North
Brigga
Lim
New York
Presbyterian Church
Georgia names W. S. Yeates State Geologist
The state elevates Prof W S Yeates to State Geologist of Georgia and he is highly regarded for his ability. He has long been affiliated with the Smithsonian Institute and his career is celebrated alongside achievements of young men at Yale and West Point. Col W F Beasley is noted for inventing locks with potential fame and wealth.
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W. S. Yeates
Georgia
Smisonian Institute
North Caroli
Bege
Yale
Col. W. F. Beasley
Simmons Liver Regulator and the mill closure analogy
The ad compares a liver remedy to a mill shutdown, claiming Biliousness and ailments respond to Simmons Liver Regulator. It urges taking the regulator to restore liver function and bowel regularity and to prevent future distress.
Beasley Locks Adopted by Government and Officials Arrest
Col Beasley of Oxford North Carolina now living in Baltimore invented locks with a built in register that detects tampering. The United States Express Company and the Treasury Department have adopted the Beasley locking system and other firms are following. J D King post office inspector reports George A Smith assistant postmaster at Maxton Robeson county North Carolina arrested for rifling mail and held to bail of 500. The offense can carry one to five years in prison.
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Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Gatling
Col
William F. Beasley
Oxford
Baltimore
United States
Colonel Beasley
Col. Beasley
United States Express Company
Treasury Department
Beasley
Safe Deposit Companies
Charlotte Newer
J. D. King
Washington
Wm. Conrad
Post Office Department
George A. Smith
Maxton
Robeson County
N. C
Smith
United States Grand Jury
Presbyterians Postpone Briggs Trial to Monday Morning
The Presbyterian General Assembly opened at 9 30 with Dr Craig presiding. The Briggs case trial was postponed to Monday at 9 30 after an agreement to waive full record reading, with sessions to continue through the day as needed. A sharp clash over church unity followed a attack on the Episcopal church by Rev A N Hollifield of Newark.
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Washinaton
Craig
Presbyterian General Assembly
Geo. D. Baker
Judicial Committee
Briggs
A. Nelson Hollifield
Newark
New Jersy
Episcopal Church
Hollifield
Rome
Charles M. Booth
New York
Bullet Proof Skull Figure in Davidson Shooting
Jno Torrance, a colored man, tried to kill Mark Caldwell yesterday in Davidson. He fired three shots at Caldwell's head. two bullets passed Caldwell's hat, a third struck but bounced off Caldwell's skull. Torrance was arraigned before acting mayor J D Brown and sent to court as Caldwell received a severe head wound.
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Charlotte News
Davidson
Jno
Torrance
Mark Caldwell
Caldwell
J D. Brown
Merit promotes remedies for sale by John Y. MacRae
The druggist asserts Merits of Dr King Discovery for Consumption Dr New Life Pills Bucklen's and Electric Bitters and other remedies saying they have universal appeal and will refund purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow use He claims popularity is earned solely on merit and stands behind his products.
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Ot. Pierce
How's Your Liver Health Promise Boosts Vitality
An old health ad extols Liver Regulator as a remedy for torpid liver and sluggish bowels, claiming it restores health and happiness. It stresses genuine product delivery by Zeilin Co of Philadelphia and urges consumers to seek the authentic bottle.
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Simmons
Wiznan
Pris
Kerneraville Tragedy and Raleigh Fire Reports Contested
In Kerneraville a man died after fainting from a fall while attempting to exit. The Washington Post reports sensational inciter diaries burning Winston and a Zinzendorf hotel fire, which local business leaders deny as incindiary. Col Harrell defers to public judgment amid calls for clarity on the Normal and Industrial School’s status and future. EG Hansrets notes the school must evolve into a genuine Normal and Industrial School benefiting North Carolina girls slated to teach.
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Kerneraville
Raleigh
Washington Post
Winston
Zinzendorf
J. Y. Joyner
News Axp
Onserver
Joyner
North Carolina
State Female Seminary
North Oarolina
Hansrets
el N.C
Appointments by the President List New Consuls and Postmasters
The President appointed Wendell A. Andersen of Wisconsin as Consul General at Montreal John B. Riley of New York as Consul General at Ottawa Jacob Sleeper of Massachusetts as Secretary of Legation and Consul General to Bogotá and named postmasters including John M Hamill at Troy Alabama vice resigned John M Russell at Athens Alabama vice A W Risler removed Charles B Hil at Eustis Florida vice C C Crippen resigned Jes Cfar reil at Athens Georgia vice Madison Davis removed John V Heard at Elberton Georgia vice Elia T Heard removed Robt W Harris at Ason South Carolina vice John C Hunter commission expired LH Dungar at Humboldt Tennessee vice John B Calen removed Charles T Jordan at Buena Vista vice EK M Gilbert removed
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Southern Associated Press
Wasutxeros
D C
Wendell A. Andersen
Wisconsin
Montreal
John B. Riley
New York
Ottawa
Jacob Sleeper
Massachusetts
Dogata
Columbia
John M Hamill
Troy
Ala
A. Pilley
John M Russell
Athens
Grime HOA F W Hut Licensed Trains Consgers
A garbled OCR fragment references a homeowners association, a facility named Hut, licensing issues, and trains or consigners. Readable details are unavailable. no clear event, date, or named entities emerge from the fragment.
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iGrime Hoa F. W
Hut
Ulonaensed Sei Trains
SEA Consgers
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Foster
McKinley
Col. Beasli
the Presbyterian General Assembly
Richard H. Lewis
M.D
H. H. Reynolds
Wissron
Wisston
J. W. Garron
Winston Men
First Nationsal Bank
G. L Norwood & Co
South Bston
Reynolds
Salem
Sides & Brewer
Eccles
I. Zeilin & CO
Philadeigh
Col. Harrell
Yadkin Valley
NORTH
Orgas
Willmington
Fayetteville
Sanford
Climax
Greensber
Mt. Air
Bennettsville
South Bound
Hoorth Bails
Bennet
Sila Bay
Hope Mills
Madison
Bouth Bound
Ramseur Il
Jumax
Greensboro
Stokedale
Seaboare Air Line
N.oro
Walnut Gove
Norfolk & Western RB
Roanoke
Points
Winston-Salem
Walnut
Folk & Western B. B
Wit Cove
Nornoke
Bow Stanford
Seaboard air-Lin
Roanoke Toe
Charlotte
Alanta
Weet
Potnte
N.C Home
W.S. Primeos
W.g.upone Y Chas
P. Cowper
Mehn
W. L. Doy
Mom
Alelgke
Bamils ‘Prade
A. & Bue
Argait
P.M
Ingtanen
BE. Berkley
Macey
Haas
Pras
I Buas
INES
Gamose
Onsisectrae
Adler
Wanz & Neuner
Loursviiz
Iso
Perseus
Montague
Raleigh, N. C
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