Death of Donald W Bain Sainted North Carolina public servant
A respected public servant died at his residence after a long illness. Donald W Bain, born April 24, 1841, served as North Carolina State Treasurer and chief clerk to the State treasurer. He held Mason and Knights Templar roles, married Adelaide V Hill, and dedicated his life to church and public service with noted fidelity and integrity. His passing ends a long career of trusted financial leadership and Christian character.
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Donal W. Hain
Comptrel
Jonathan Worth
Uolden
Cleen
Thorouchly
Donald W. Bain
Bond
Bain
Ben
Grand Lodge
Knights Templar
Adelaide V. Hill
de. W. G. Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
North Carolina
Chrisian
Daughers
Donald W. Cain
Bourne
Confederate veteran wins Kansas congressional race in Republican stronghold
The Springfield Republican notes Col W A Harris a former Confederate soldier who served under Gen Lee, winning a congressional at large seat in Kansas over a former governor. Harris moved from Virginia to Kansas after the war and has long been linked to the state's interests. Cleveland carried 147,000 votes in 73 counties. Harrison 113,000. Weaver about 30,000. Pisk about 2,000.
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Kansas
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W. A. Harris
Col. Harris
Lee
Virginia
Cleveland
Harrison
Weaver
Pisk
Prohibition
Macune, Wilson, Butler & Co
North Carolina
Chronicle
New York Herald of the 15Th
North
Union
Senate
Democratic House
Herald
New York Times
West
Chief Justice Shepherd shaped by Civil War and legal career
Born July 26 1847 in Nancemond Virginia James Edward Shepherd rose from Confederate marker to legal luminary. He studied law under Wm H Battle, practiced in Wilson and Washington NC, served in the state constitutional convention 1875, rose to superior court judge and finally supreme court justice and chief justice. He married Elizabeth Brown. two sons James E and Silvester B. Shepherd. His tenure reflects moderation, conservatism and popular regard. Also notes Justice Armistead Burwell appointment and commentary on tariff and political shifts in the era.
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James Edward Shepherd
Nancemond Court
Thomas
Ann Eliza (Browne) Shepherd
Albrighton Browne
Nottaway
Chowan
Judge Shepherd
North Carolina
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Murfreesboro
Lieut. W. S Shepherd
Sharpsburg
Wilson
N. C
The
State University
Wm. HS Battle
Washington, N
Thomas Sparro
Elizabeth B
Silvester T. Brown
James KE
Silvester B. Shepherd
Shepherd
Jarvis
Eure
Supreme Court
Holt
Armistead Burwell
Justice Burwell
Robert Burwell
D. D
Hillsboro
Davidson College
Statesville
John E. Brown
Burwell
Senator Vance
State Senate
Mecklenburg County
Burwell & Walker
Ella Jenkins
Salisbury
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