State Chronicle reports Raleigh mourning and events
The State Chronicle notes official mourning in Raleigh with the capitol closed and guards armed, reports on the remains of State Treasurer Bain lying in state, funeral arrangements for Judge Merrimon and Chief Justice Bain, and updates on rail and telegraph services as well as local notices, marriages, and advertising. It lists upcoming services, civic meetings, and notices from the Keeley Institute and Edenton Street M E church.
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Cnontene
Bain
Keeley Institute
Greensboro
Floyd Davis
Lizzie Barnes
Wilson
Marriod
Capitol
Raleigh
Durham
Clarkeville Road
Shaffer
Fer Tal Wrest
Reid
Multias
Cetit
G Terund
Lyee
Aici
Dent of Grane
Uy. Anneoing
Sapreane
Iste
Joe Merriman Mise Dla Emery
Reyves
East Martin Street
West Martin Street
Commissioner of Agriculture
Jefferson
Ashe County
J. A. Holmes
Edenton Street
M. E. Church
D. W. Bain
Western Union Telegraph Company
Here
Stietimernd
Join Haynes
First Baptist Church
de Carter
Stricker
Hoo
Thain
Oakwood
Edgecombe Guards
State Guards
Auartermaster
Cleveland
Adlai K. Stevenson
United State Supreme Court
Senate
Harrison
Stevenson
State Guard
Wilmington
Forte
Naval Reserve
Fayetteville
Merrimon
John
Frank Lewis
Baltimore
Neil Ruses
Memorial Meet honors late Justice Davis with resolutions
A Bar War memorial meeting held in the Supreme Court room on October 27 adopted resolutions commemorating the life and integrity of Justice Joseph J. Davis. Born in Franklin County North Carolina on April 13 1628, he rose from farmer’s son to attorney congressman and finally Supreme Court justice. The tribute notes his wartime service for the Confederacy his long public career his religious devotion and his steadfast character. The resolutions praise his public spirit, legal caution and dedication to constituents, and request their minutes reflect the tribute and share with his family.
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Committee of the Bar
Supreme @ort
Justice Davis
Joseph Jonathan Davis
Jonathan
Mary Lutler Davis
Franklin County
North Carolina
John B Bobbitt
Louisburg
Weke Forest College
Judge Battle
F. Phillips
The
United States
Oxford
N. C
Pettigrew
Gettysburg
Fortaware
Johnson’s Island
Ohio
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Supreme Court
Scales
Ashe
Lsas
Beaufort
Judge Davis
Catharine
Robert Shaw
Lousburg
Louisa
Benjamin Kittrell
Granville County
Protestant Episcopal Church
Joseph J. Davis
Just Avery
T.C. Fuller
R. H. Battle
Remarkable cure tale from Galway by Pills for Pate Poople
A Albany Journal report follows Chas Quant a Galway resident cured of paralysis after using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The narrative covers his years of suffering prior hospital care and physicians, the trial in Galway with local supporters, and the alleged dramatic improvement and regained mobility after completing eight boxes. The piece touts the pills as a blood builder and remedy for various conditions claiming broad efficacy, while noting the pills are not a patent medicine.
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Chas
Albany N.Y. Journal
Albany Noy
Saratogs
Fvenig Journal
Gawry
Jua
Testiny
Galway
Gulwa
Slrw
Anqair
Quint
Pal
Variane
Wei
Haing
Quant
Atlanta
York
Jaliets
New York Hospital
Fifteenth Street
St. Peter's Hospital
Fai
Albany
Hemilton
Doin Marshall
Ly Williams
Marshall
Royal Templ Raoporans
Constant Trest Menthy
Claus
Willian
Chen
Gal
V. Pale Peple
Rhamatiz
Sehuliz
Greenville
Gilway
C E Herbert
The
Presbyterian Church
James K Kelly
Academy
Viliams
Willians
Wrier
Willieme
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Brockvill
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Hades Killer of Interest to Be Consulted Privately
An advert promotes a private consultation by letter or in person about female complaints. It claims success in curing irregularities, ulcers, and weakness with a simple, inexpensive remedy called the microbs Killer. A free pity page book is offered by W. HE King xCo.
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The
King Men's Christian Association
New York Cotton and market notes from November 16
News from Liverpool and Raleigh plus New York and Baltimore market reports detail cotton futures activity, spot pricing, and financial quotes. Highlights include Liverpool January futures near 92s, steady close after outsized buying, and Raleighs strong cotton market with mid upland prices. New York and Baltimore produce figures show wheat, corn, pork and sugar trends, while overall stock activity remains cautious.
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Price & Go
Ing Wa
Jannery
Liverpool
Aires
New York
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
New Sf
Virginia
North Caroline
North Carolina
South Carotina
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Baltimor
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Balimore & Ohie Southwestern
de Prades
City Mills
West Indies
Storts
Epotio
Steaty
Aly
Jantary
W. Stera
Messia
Fair Rio
Rio
Santos
Baltimore
Maent
Southern W. Wie
Strong
Paltz
Ei Sagas
Lodie
Joe Fayesas
Celine
Chicago
Janos
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James E Shepherd
Armistead Barwell
Gov. Trolt
Charles M. Busie
George E. Wilson
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J B. Burwell
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Hiram
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Donald W. Bain
W. A. Werthers
Wx. Stimpson
W. Wanker
Joan C. Drewry
Mr. Bunn
BH. Bunn
W. FP. Stroud
John H. Williamson
P. F. Faison
T. L Emry
C. ©. Clark
Lee
Overman
H. B. Adams
J. B. Taylor
Salem
Fannie E Heck
Edenton
William Bradham
Lucy Bond
W. ©. Dowd
Charlotte Observer
Eloise Butt
Janet Fuller
Jones Fuller
Horner School
Len
Mr. Randall
W. H. Hervey
Atlantic Hotel
Yarboro
Peter M Wilson
Winston
Jerome F. Hale
Southern Pines
J F. Payne
Alma
L. Patterson
Caldwell County
John M. Staples
Stephens
Sampson County
F W. Barnes
H. B Adams
Monroe
W. F. Green
Frank Sinton
West Point
Western
Alabama Railways
Williams
Stokes
Caswell
Simmons
Christian Workers
State Chronicle
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Christian Workers’ Convention
Capt
Williamson
Jas. Moors
Cor. Martin & Dawson Stinovi
Raleigh Telephone Exchange
Chas E. Johnson
J. W. Thackston
G. H. Grass
Landreth
O. W. Bracknan, Kittrell, N.C
Havana
F. E. Mitchell
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Asheville
John Hill & Son
Goldsboro
N.C
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Queen Roller
Thomas Pescud
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Asker N.C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
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Raleigh Gas Light Co
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Sitais
John C. Drewery
North and
South Carolina
Raleigh, N.C
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