Editors Receive at White House in Cabinet Day Visit
The Southern Afternoon Press Bureau members and Patrick Walsh of Augusta visit the White House with Hoke Smith arranging the reception. President Cleveland greets each editor warmly and affirms strong support from Southern press in the last campaign. The 20 minute audience precedes a White House tour and a Senate press gallery visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Associated Press
Wasursatoy
Southern Afternoon Press Bureau
White House
Hoke Smith
I. Pinckney Smith
New
Fredericks. Cox
Mobile News
Rufus N. Rhodes
Birminham News
J. D. Foy
Danville Star
J. P. Kerr
Asheville Citizen
W. W. Archer
Richmond State
Henry P. Clarke
Columbia
S. O) Journal
Joseph G. Fiveash
Norfolk Public Ledger
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
Thos. R. Gibson
Augusta Evening News
Cleveland
Fred S. Cox
Washington City
Atlanta
Twelve Governors Open Great Meeting in Virginia
Gov. McKinney leads the Southern Governors in Raleigh style opening. A temporary chairman and secretary are elected, committees named, letters from West Virginia and Tennessee read, and adjournment set for tomorrow at 11. Represented states include Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee Louisiana West Virginia Missouri Arkansas Mississippi. Kentucky Florida Texas absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Southern Associated Press Wassixeron
Hannis Taylor
Alabama
Spain
Jas
Ewing
Illinois
Belgium
Wm. Lochren
Minneapolis
Minn
Samuel T. Fisher
Massachusetts
Louis C. Hughes
Tucson
Arizona
Paul F. Faison
Raleigh
N. C
George A. Howard
Tennessee
Postoffice Department
Vilas
Howard
Interior
Cleveland
Carthage
Tenn
Interior Department
Riemosp
Gov. McKinney
Virginia
Nelson
Baptist Church
Gov
Fishback
Arkansas
J. Bell Bigger
House of Delegates
McKinney, Brown, Jones, Foster and Stone
McCorkle
West Virginia
Gov. Turney
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Missouri
Mississippi
Kentucky
Florida
Texas
Richmond Terminal Arguments in Receivership Case
The Richmond Terminal motions to annul the receivership of the Central and orders of the courts were continued before Judge Pardee. Henry Crawford, in the District Court, argued improper administration of property. The motion will be heard on a date to be fixed by the attorneys. Also, a version of John L. Sullivan's Greensboro visit is noted with a train incident involving a drunken heckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Terminal
Southern Associated Press
Savanan
Richmond
Central
Pardee
Henry Crawford
District Court
New Orleans
Savannah
Western
John L. Sullivan
Greensboro
Danville
Richmond Times
South
Boston
Here
C. P. Albright
Holt
North Carolina
Albright
Sullivan
John L
Langtry Left Large Property by Will Aboard Steamer Majestic
Lonpox April 11 The Exchange Telegraph reports that George Abingdon Baird known as Squire Abingdon will not leave his estate to his family intact. A will made aboard the Majestic during the voyage to the United States has been found among his effects and, under its terms, Mrs Langtry will receive a large property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Associated Press
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Page
Clara Magee
Akron
Squire Abingdon
Majestic
Lonpox
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
George Abingdon Baird
Baird
United States
Allcock's Porous Plasters Endure Thirty Years of Use
The advertisement touts Allcock's Porous Plasters as unmatched in curative power speed and safety. It claims thirty years of public use with no equal to imitators who use holes. It urges consumers to seek Allcock's only and warns against substitutes and misrepresentation. It notes Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative and identifies the California Fig Syrup Co as the true manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Allcock
California Fig Syrup Co
Record of Mortgages and Public Auction Notices
The Wake County Register of Deeds records a mortgage against Josephus Daniels and the Condensed Publishing Company to be sold at Wake County Courthouse Raleigh on May 9 1864 for cash. Also notice of a land and stock sale by C O Evans in Cary Township near Raleigh on May 8 1853 with details of deeds and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hronicle
Copany
Josephus Dan
Office of Register of Deeds
Wake County
Court House
Raleien
Ralagh
The
Star
Rontelec Publishing Company
Ne’ v. Josephus Daniels
C.O. Evans
Raleigh
N.C
Su Cary Township
Tyneres
Borestead
Bof Montague
Morteagee
N. C
Real Estate for sale in Raleigh Wake County case details
Public sale of multiple properties from the Moore v Tonoseki case set for April in Raleigh at the courthouse door. Properties include a 5.8 acre tract in or near Cer town and several city lots along Davie, Wilmington, and Cabarrus streets with various frontages and parcels tied to the Sorrel and Sorrell estates. Information from the undersigned may be obtained. sale terms listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Raligh
Lord
Ae Yates
Crowder and Othere
Haleigh
Davie Street
Wilmington
Blount Streets
Nine Street
Wilmington Street
Martin and
Hargett Street
Wilington
Laura Serrell
Bront Street
Raleigh
Cabarrus Davein
Caarme
Davsm
Saidens
Mra
Leura W Sorrell
Eale
C. M. Busker
Auction of Wake County property in Raleigh sale
Public auction of a Raleigh land lot from Wake County Superior Court in the case Wright vs Perkinson will occur Sunday April 15 1893 at 2 o clock pm at the courthouse door Raleigh NC. The parcel lies at the southeast corner of Broadworth and Morgan streets adjoining Laura A Winston and others and is described in a deed of trust recorded in Wake County Register of Deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purevant
Jnclements
Wake County Superior Court
Ella M. Wright
Sane Court House
Raleigh
N.C
Laura A. Winston
Broadworth and
Morgan Streets
Shaffer
Releigh
N. C
C. A. Perkinson
Mary Perkinson
Liswi E
A. W. Haywoo
Register of Deeds
Wake Courty
Sequour
W. Haywood
WJ Peel Come
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NIGLM
Mr. Chas
Bretsch
Bakery
Ples, &c
Can Bs
Fruite
Bex Solida Oranges
Noreeeee
Ferrall & GD
Tteville ST
Ely
Satarra
Saal
Fureatie Price
Aote & Hers
Warren
New York
Waning
Talsing
LFE
Atracts
Hj.s. Cole, Jr
Mpan
South Atlantic
Coluathia
M‘ory
Moraet
Blount Vireeta
Halalgh
Josephus Daniels
State Chronicle
North Carolinian
Lexpos
Pont-X
Pridd
France
S’ress. Wasurxeros
Julian Pauncefote
M. Patenotre
Niagara Falls
New York World
Washington
Wassixcton
Charles E. Thomas
Willis A. Taylor
New Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Martin F. Norris
Norris
Wasmixarong
Conway C. Arlonessee
Vicksburg
Misa
Robert A. Wright
Waynesboro
Richard Adams
Radford
Er Aera
Roach
Ady
Martin
Washietoy
Calleen
Call
Joseph W. Ady
State of
Faulkner
Weatheray
Nellie Brighton
Curiaco
American Railway Union
Gov. Gonzales
City of Mexico
Gonzales
America
Paris
Court of Arbitration On
Bering Sea
Jackson, Tenn
Jos
Buvssets
Borinage
Lexiseros
Henry Jones
Baltimore and Ohio and
Chesapeake and Ohio
Buffalo Courier
Simple
Gayboy
Tryon Street Baptist Church
Charlotte
Observer
Pritchard
Sampsons
New Berne Journal
Mrr
M. Gleason
Morehead
Chicago
Atlantic
H. H. Brimley
John E Lewis
Carteret County
John D. Whitford
New Berne
State Museum
Brimley
England
Naples
M&s. Langtry
Carter Harrison
Chicago Tribune
Said
Fale
W.u.ga
Grocers
Bakers and Candy Manufacturers
Baldwin
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