Confederate Veterans Meeting in Raleigh October 16 1889
The North Carolina Veterans Association plans a Raleigh gathering on Wednesday October 16 1889 with representatives from all counties. Distinguished speakers include governors and senators. The session aims to study funding for indigent Confederate veterans and improve their living conditions in old age.
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North Carolina Veterans’ Association
Raleigh
Fair Heek
Lee
Gordon
Vance
Ransom
Senate Chamber
Confederate Veterans’ Association
North Carolina
A Fine Tribute to Jefferson Davis from a North Carolina Paper
The News-Observer praises Jefferson Davis noting his enduring mental clarity and forceful prose. It compares him to Calhoun Webster and Clay, highlighting Davis as a superb orator with simple yet dignified language. The piece urges a North Carolina exhibit of natural resources to attract capital and spur development.
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News-Observer
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Gov. Holden
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
State Confederate Monument for Raleigh Urged
Dr Kingsbury praises North Carolina patriotism and support for a Confederate Monument in Raleigh to honor all NC soldiers. He notes locals may back the project with a ten thousand dollar cost, but argues a fifty thousand dollar memorial would be fitting given NC troops losses. He urges statewide cooperation with Ladies Memorial Association and others.
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Kingsbury
North Carolina
Raleigh
Ladies’ Memorial Association
North
First Meeting of International American Congress Report
Hayden of the Charlotte Chronicle notes the first meeting in Washington with about sixty delegates. Attendees wore varied dress, viewed the President and Marine Band, and adjourned to November 18. The tour through the United States aims to promote free trade and lasting peace among the three Americas.
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Hayden
Charlotte Chronicle
International American Congress
Washington
Congress
Jas. G. Blaine
United States
Americas
The Star Shines Bright in New Volume
The Wilmington Star enters another volume of bright usefulness as the oldest daily in the state. It retains vigor and promise, with Bernard's business tact and Duffy's popular pencilings ensuring continued splendor in Southern journalism.
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Wilmington Star
Bernard
Duffy
Please Pay Your Mirror Subscription Now
The note urges readers to pay back dues to the Mirror urging immediate action. It stresses that cotton and tobacco markets are active and money is circulating, and appeals to subscribers to settle all outstanding subscriptions without delay.
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the Mirror
Exhibition idea eyed for North Carolina capital
The Wilmington Star discusses a permanent exposition site for North Carolina, suggesting Raleigh as a suitable location and debating regional exhibition benefits and feasibility.
Remarkable Negro Uncle Moreau Highlighted by Local Pastor
A historical feature introduces Uncle Moreau a remarkable elder mentioned by Rev. Thomas K R Owen, former pastor of the Baptist Church, noting his intriguing prominence in the community. The piece promises further details about his life and influence.
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Uncle Moreau
Thomas KR. Owen
Baptist Church
Immediate Settlement Required by Bynum & Daniel Firm
All notes and accounts due the firm of Bynum and Daniel must be paid at once. No longer time will be given. Resolve immediately with or Dr J N Bynox in Farmville North Carolina to avoid trouble and expense.
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North Carolina
Bynum & Daniel
Land Sale Notice in Spring Hill Township 101 Acres
By judgment of the Superior Court in the case David Daniel Adm r v Peele Williamson the 25th of October 1589 falls as the first day of Fall Term. A 101 acre parcel adjoining E R Ellis William Hinnant and others in Spring Hill Township will be offered at the courthouse door. Description per mortgage deed from B A Peete to McKinley Darden on record in Wilson County Register of Deeds Book 24 pages 212 and 214. Terms cash. GEO W Blount Commissioner. Sep 25 61.
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David Daniel
B. A. Peele
John B. Williamson
Superior Court
Spring Hill Township
E. R. Ellis
William Hinnant
B. A. Peete
McKinley Darden
Office of Register of Deeds
Wilson County
Geo. W. Blount
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
BG. Crisp
J. C. Crisp
The
Wilson Mirror Pub. Company
Proprs
Confederate Veterans
Three
Mr. Owen
Jas. Owen
Owen
Uncle Morean
Royal
Grant
Rumford’s
Hanford's
Amazon
Cleveland
Pioneer
San Francisco
Lewis
Pearl
Andrews & Co
Hecker
Gillet’s
Love
Php
H. A. Marr
Wa. McMuaram
Philadelphia
A. &. American Institute
New York
Prof
Schedle
Schedler
A. N. Daniel
Dr. J. N. Bynox
Farmville, N. C
Wilson Male Academy
J. E. Kerney
Geo. D. Green
See’s Board of Trustees
C. E. Moore
Tarboro Street
Wilson, N. C
Wilson Collegiate Institute
Se Ser
Mary
Tomo
Silas E. Warren
Wilson. N
Pasgchall & Bro
Murray & Benton
Wilson
Ron
Untel
Paschall & Brc
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