Senator Hale Carpenter Remains Laid to Rest
The account notes funeral ceremonies for Wisconsin Senator Matthew Hale Carpenter with pallbearers including Senators Logan Cameron Cockerell and others. It also mentions ex Governor Henry D. Cooke’s later burial, a Chapel Hill obituary for Mrs. Talia Veraule Phillips, and a fire tragedy at St Patrick’s Orphan Asylum in Scranton.
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Matthew Hale Carpenter
Wisconsin
Merst
Logan
I Cameron
Cockerel
Tucker
Laphart
Page
Hazelton
Williams
St. John’s Church
Edward Carpenter
the News and Observer
Chapel Hill
Talia Veraule Phillips
Mea. Phillips
James Phillips
Charles Phillips
Samuel F Phillips
Cornelia
Spencer
Cailler
New York
University
Caldwell and Olmstead
Andrews
William
Skooper
Mitchell
Scranton
Penu
St. Patrick’s Orphan Asylum
Sisters of Mercy
Sister of Mercy
Prohibition Debate Highlights Key Votes and Voices
In a tense session the House debated a prohibitory bill with supporters led by Mr. Glenn and Mr. Wicks arguing for reform and opposing costs borne by families. The yeas and nays showed a split on prohibition with 67 in favor and 34 against, as amendments were voted down and later topics on political disabilities and civil-war era issues were discussed.
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General Assembly
Sy Vasll
Glenn
Stokes
Wicks
Frnd
White
Manning
Bowman
Gebrid
Agionone
Mesars- Austin
Kingham
Blaisdell
Blythe
Boykie
Bradin
Brooks
Brunswick
Click
Cowell
Calbreth
Davis
Haywood
Lavis
Madison
Day
Deena
Dixon
Ellington
Gaither
Gardin
Rockingham
Grainger
Cieen
Harnett
Green
Orange
Grieder
Weaver
Webster
Wison
Winsted
Messrs
Battle
Benbury
Bigelow
Bledsoe
Brysep
Bunthog
Gowan
Foy
Gatling
Gentry
Graham
Craven
Harrison
Hicks
Helton
Hood
Johnson
Lindsay
Munden
McClure
Newell
Jave
Parish
Ray
Riggs
Latte
Lee
W. J
Bell
State Senate Debates and Bills in Session II
The session notes Senate and House actions with bills on bank charters taxes and river obstructions. Measures include donations of state land to Shaw University for a colored medical college and a naval rail project. Voting shows passage of several bills with yeas and nays recorded.
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Senate
Robin Asics
Bank
Papeeattll
Bill ‘Beaate
Bill Si
Ser
Atlantic
Ling
Dur
Cape Fear
Shaw University
Legislative committee weighs removing Holden car disabilities
A House committee of the General Assembly is to consider removing W. W. Holden’s car disabilities in a move seen as a just tribute to a deserting man. The Rural Ledger notes earlier favorable discussion by committee members. In Hyde county, unreclaimable lands total 86 085 acres with other wood land 524 500 acres and agricultural output of 528 183 dollars.
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Norfolk
Lindmark
Mosby
United
Oslomel Mosby
United States
Giadetong
House of Commons
Republican Party
Senate Chamber
Washington D. C
Vance
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Washington
Congressional
Winston Lepeilican
House of Representatives
General Assembly
W. W. Holden
Helico
Comyetiion
Gratesvale Liwldure
Pourtees
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
Illinois
Hyde County
Fragmented OCR Note From A 1940s Birthday Event
Fragmented text describes a chaotic scene with a delegation, protests, and unclear actions at a public gathering. Names and precise places are garbled, but hints of a ceremonial or civic participation appear alongside discussion of opportunities and a somber mood.
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Vie Vowwels Atlentic
Hugo Fistind
Rome
Indians and Half Breeds Listed Across Counties
Fragmented OCR lists Native American and mixed heritage groups by county in North Carolina, naming Buncombe Cherokee Mecklenburg Pender Sampson Ashe Caldwell Jackson Swain and others with scattered spellings and unclear counts. The text reads as a census style roster of Indians and half breeds.
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Buncombe County
Mecklenburg County
Sampson County
Indiana
Ashe County
Caldwell County
Jackson County
Bizcon
Im Witt
Swain
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Wilmington
Morne
Maxce
Henry D. Cooke
Sherman
Justice Swayne
Justice Cartier
William E. Chandler
John. Marbury
Gen. Sherman
H. C. Swain
Wor‘dee
Golton
William Et
G. Wickham
Philadelphia
Z. B. Vance
Iphis
Itemus
Eq Paienen
Eee Ly
Philantia
Eos Edrenig
Varios
Cegarde
Arcial
Bowmes
Mitchel
Bledeve
Cady
Hiye
Jir
Conway
Castvle
Robinson
Jones
Quston
Albemarle Swamp
Whitaker
Bank of
Enfield
Beaufort
Sampson
Anameent
Scott
New Hanover
Yeas
North Carolina
Rich
Luckey
Williamson
Edgecombe
Garolioa Gologed Industrial Association
Davidon
Paseed
Hope Ball
House OF Recreses Pateves
Glen
Waapost
SBI
Senatemel
Det
Wilkes County
Mt! Airy
Surry County
South Carolina
Corolind
Olenar
Pridgea
Stichardson
Abe Atlantic
French Bront Valley Riailroad Company
Bays Mons
House
Monro
Union County
Jamestown
Guilford County
Columbus County
Duarban
Congress
Little River
Clinton ‘and Paivowitehead Company
Hill
Danville, Nashvillg and Southwestern Railroad
Louisburg Railroad Company
Chatham, County
Court House
Staples
Yorktown
Cook
Marshall
Messrs Davis
Avis
Sim'gan
Prohibition
Uraven
Agal
Bilk
Newbern Board of Trade and Cotton and Grain
Smith
Allactic
North Carallon
Hanover
Danville
Haway
Albemasle
Chesepeake Canal Company
Ulsiadel
Locak
Llaivdieliound
Ceunahy
Sweden
State News
Atl Shale Beard
Edhwcs
The
Edson Claris Poy
Ibe
Inving
Booth
Oan Ape
Barabok
Amaligas Tragedleme Jy
Lemo
Houta
Iga Evert
Loxpos
Sble
Irving
Leen
Qthally
Ingo
London
Odeetle
Frving
Moore
Beth
Tietre
JaMeregd
Tory
Selvidere
Lear
UL 40
OM. Bicker
Fey Teri
Prema Sagens
Heemreese
Cii
Ike
Kadered
Abney
Averste
Richmond
Rutherford
Stanly Union Vodkin
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