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The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1892

Page

2

Unveiling Lincoln Monument at Rochester Delivers Royal Welcome

May 30 Rochester New York reports the unveiling of a nine foot Lincoln monument atop a forty three foot column. The ceremony drew President Harrison Gov Flower and other dignitaries with salutes prayers and music. The base features naval and military figures and bas relief war scenes. The event concluded with speeches and the city accepting the monument.

Lincoln Rochester State Chronicle N. Y Washington Noble Flower Washington Square Reynolds L. T. Foote Richberg Davis D. Hill University of Rochester Samuel H. Lowe H. B. Wilkins Mendelssohn Reynold Harrison Gov. Flower G. R. Parsons Curran Asa Saxe

Farmers alliance meets endorses St Louis platform in Alabama

In Birwincham Alabama delegates from forty eight counties met to endorse or reject the St Louis labor conference platform. S M Adams chaired the meeting which endorsed the platform with one dissenting vote and formed the People’s Party with Gaither as chairman. Speeches favored the party. later, a state committee was formed. Also reported: Turf racing opened at Morris Park and Laronta meetings with multiple races and times.

St. Louis State Chronicle Birwincham Ala S. M. Adams Farmers’ Alliance Adams People’s Party Alabama George F. Gaither New York Morris Park Dr. Hasbrook Correction Raceland Mrs. Peck Vernon Bonnie Lee Prince George Percier Jouette Pessatia Locohatchie Sleipner Milt Young India Rubber Alcalde Risk Warsaw Jeanette M Laronta John Berkley Elsie S Darling Powers Book Ladley Orville Judge Cardwell Plutos Hand Pickwick Balgowan Poet Scout the Reaper Gov. Foraker Queen Adie Enrid Nihil Lou Doudly Rema Louise Jessie Lee B Luke F Carrie Pearsall Gloucester N. J Herald Bookmaker Reba Delinko Estelle Return Flattery Delusion Jrace Raleigh Oberlin Jack Rose Nettie Leo Bright Count Me Grimaldi Dousman Bias

Monument to A P Hill Unveiled in Richmond

Thousands gathered in Richmond to honor General A P Hill with a bronze statue on Hermitage Road. The ceremony featured a civic procession, veterans from multiple states, and remarks by General James A Walker. The monument, unveiled by Miss Virginia Preston Means, marks Hill’s brigade command site and stands on a stone plinth with a life sized figure.

State Chronicle Ricumona Richmond Amose P. Hill Vamue Thomas A. Hrawler Palmer Gen. Hill Hermitage Road Lavroum Avenue Hill Ace Fifth Streets Monument Pogram Battalion Association Frederickburg Washington Baltimore 13Th Rginia Regiment Association Maryland A. P. Lill Stewart General Hill Byeneral Lee Major Brander Asso‘ation J. B. Newton J. Wm. Jones 13Th Virginia James A. Walker Virginia Preston Means

Memorial Day Celebrations Large Across Cities

Memorial Day observations marked by parades and services in Washington New York Macon Savannah and other locales. G A R ceremonies honored fallen soldiers with decorations at cemeteries and at Grant tomb while crowds from multiple states attended Andersonville and Beaufort services. A lynching report from Laurens County South Carolina prompted governor Tillman to seek investigation. Baseball results and spring games also noted in brief.

State Chronicle Washington New York City New York Naval Reserve Grant Rivermont Col. Marshall Macon Andersonville Stockades Union John Temple Graves Savannah Hancock Post Beaufort S C Florence Telewer Cotumata S. C Tillman Laurens County Senator Irby Dave Storr Verna Sullivan Township

Peace Institute Honors Students At Evening Exercises

Peace Institute held an evening program in the chapel with a standing room crowd. Rev Dr Payne offered prayer and the program featured music by Emma Watkins Mamie Salzman and others. Prizes diplomas and medals were awarded for drawing painting music and essays amid remarks by Judge Fuller and Associate Justice Walter Clark. The event closed with a benediction and plans for an annual concert.

Ncement Peace Institute C. M. Payne Concord Misses B Oates E. Watkins Katie Belvin W. B. Graves Department of Music Emma Bettie Watkins Alary Tinsley Dinwiddie Emma Worth Janie Withers Maggie Moring Lettie Carter Laura Cordon Storm and Sunshine Bonnie Oates Schubert Arditi Bessie Dunwood Florence Hunt Thomas C. Fuller Judge Fuller Merrimon L. W. Conn W. S. Primross Lily McKinnon J. B. Burwell Bettie Dinwiddie D. E. Everett Anna Yates Mary Dinwiddie Anna Stronach W.B. Graves B. Oates Laura Gordon Learepei F. L Reid Lucy Lewis Emma Watkins Bettie C. Dinwiddie Clara Knox Maude Fleming Nellie Shively Kate Belvin Irene Burwell Jennie Albright Lila Bell Helen Burge Mary Mills Hannah Scott Mabel Tomlinson Lottie Allen Maud Merriman Mamie Withers L. D. Conn

Women Students Discuss Classical and Language Studies

A list of female students and their study focuses is presented including Emma Watkins on French English and Literature, Jemmie Croom on Mathematics, Lucretia Gorrell on English Latin and Mathematics, Lillie McKin non on English, Gertrude Whaley on English French and Mathematics, Gertrude Johnson on English and French, Annie W Mebane on Latin Literature and Greek, Florence Hunt on English Literature, Lila Bell on Latin, Mary Mills on Latin, Anna Yates on French, Lucy Lewis on English, and studies in Mental and Moral Philosophy Mathematics Latin and French.

Emma Watkins Jemmie Croom Lucretia Gorrell Lillie McKinnon Gertrude Whaley Gertrude Johnson Annie W. Mebane Florence Hunt Lila Bell Mary Mills Anna

University Commencement and Related News in Craven County

Craven May 30 report covers University commencement with J W Carter sermon at Gerrard hall, Raleigh. Rufus Barringer and Harris Taylor among arrivals. Col Waddell to speak on Col Saunders. Coney Island boxing match Burns defeats McCarthy. Carr democratic club at Trinity College. Asheboro storm damages structures. Williamsburg carriage factory fire. Brooklyn Williamsburg fire loss 115000. Blaine support in Macon Georgia. Ayer s Pills advertisement notes health uses.

Craven Hunt University J. W. Carter First Baptist Church of Raleigh Gerrard Hall University Glee Club Carter Rufus Barringer Charlotte Harris Taylor England United States South Col. Waddell William L. Saunders Ty Tele Coney Island N. Y Coney Island Athletic Club Cal McCarthy Bobby Burns Providence McCarthy Burns Carr Club Trinity College Trinity

Russians and Austrians Clash at Galician Frontier

Reports from Vienna describe Russian troops maneuvering near Radzivilov as Austrian garrison at Brody crossed into Russian soil. The Austrians briefly retreated to their side. Russians advanced but did not fire. The Brody commander alerted Vienna, prompting a cautious response amid ongoing Russo German talks.

Marwicht Jules Lebanady Vienna Galacian Radzivilov Brody Galicia London St. Pburg Daily Chronicle Russia Germany

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