Wake County mortgage sale notice and misc fragment
In Wake County Regis lyed s office a mortgage sale is announced for the property on the west side of South Blount Street near the Colored Baptist Church. The notice names Phelen & Maynard as attorneys for the mortgagee and sets the sale date for the day of Avent in Raleigh.
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Reuben Rhodes
Wake County
Raleigh
Blount Street
Ety
Colored Baptist Church
Tupper’s
Tyne
Phele & Maynard
Mortzagee
Oaford Female Seminary Announces 40-Week Session
Oxford NS announces annual session opening in August with programs in business course of type writing and shorthand, plus diplomas from several named schools. Faculty listed as strong. tuition and board set at 2170 per session of 40 weeks, with courses in free hand drawing and culture.
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BOA
University of Virginia
Laureurchool of Languages
Cooper Pivery Art School of
New York
Phila Cor Eenor
Royal Consertory of
Berlin
Prompted header for a vast instrument supplier ad
An old advertisement promises a wide range of instruments at half price and stresses thorough heating before acceptance, with the largest stock in the world. It claims full service shipping worldwide and rents, urging readers to request illustrated catalogs from Writer Headquarters in New York at 186 Monroe Street.
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Iitre
Vetera
Hrawlway
New York
Monroe St. Jee
Aps
Sundry bill extended and World’s Fair timing set
The Senate debated sundry civil appropriations, with Mr West contesting statements about Arlington wool mills dividend and strikes. The House passed the sundry civil extension for four days and moved the World’s Fair dedication date from October 12 to October 21, then adjourned.
World Fair Appropriation Postponed by caucus vote
About 100 democratic representatives met to decide a policy on the World's Fair appropriation. They voted 61 to 30 to postpone action until the first Wednesday in December. Friends of the measure threaten to filibuster to prevent the postponement. In other items, the President approved acts authorizing a Tennessee river bridge at Deposit Alabama and promotions under pension and army reform laws.
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State Chronicle
Washieton
Washinaton
Tennessee River
Deposit
Ala
Army of the
United States
Alabama Election Returns Show Jones Wins by Wide Margin
A telegraphed summary from Biemincham Alabama reports the state election passed quietly with heavy turnout. Governor Jones and the regular Democratic ticket appear set to win by not less than a 50,000 majority, potentially reaching 79,000, with larger margins in Mobile Montgomery Selma Anniston and other counties despite Kolb gains in the northern black belt. The legislature likely supports the Democratic slate.
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State Chronicle
Biemincham
Ala
Jones
Kolb
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
Anniston
Black Belt
Montcomery
Is Watson Disgraced The Report Of The Committee
The House committee investigating Watson's drunkenness charges heard witnesses including ex Governor Josiah Patterson of Tennessee who said Cobb was not drunk and that the charge was untrue. Arizona delegate Smith and several Louisiana and Texas lawmakers testified similarly. Cobb to be heard again and a report expected tomorrow afternoon with a possible minority view by Simpson.
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State Chronicle
Washington
Committee of the House
Watson
Josiah Patterson
Tenee
Mr. Cobb
Noyes-Rockwell
Mr. Patterson
Judge Cobb
Mr. Watson
Bynum
Delegate Smith
Arizona
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Mayer
Louisiana
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W. P. Hepburn
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Maryland
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Texas
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Kentucky
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Connecticut
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Tracy
Funston
Kansas
Rockwell
Cummings
Wheeler
Alabama
Dungan
Ohio
Wise
Meredith
Virginia
Mr. Devine
Membe
Boamner
Simpson
Strikes ease as Homestead workers return to plants
Homestead steel workers report 60 former employees back at work after Superintendent Potter stated many had their places open. Twenty seven old hands returned today. twenty four found positions open, others disappointed but still eligible for work. Advisory committee and radical unionists dispute claims of a broken strike backbone.
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State Chronicle
Homestrrap
Homestead
Potter
United Press
On the Wing Through States to New York
The writer traces a political and travel tour from North Carolina to New York, noting farm prosperity in Danville to Alexandria, contrasting stock raising with cotton counties, and detailing weather, railroads, and Washington politics. He observes New Jersey suburbs, advertising from tobacco firms, and New Yorkers’ straightforward politics as campaigns unfold.
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York
North Carolina
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Danville
Alexandria
Washington
Marine Band
W. Representative
Congress
Geo
Watson
Abint
Wilmington
Newark
Philadelphia
New Yor
Reading
Baltimore Ohio
New York Central
N J
T Durham
Cleveland
I Harrison
Reid
Stevenson
State second to none urged at Chicago exhibit
John Robinson heads North Carolina agriculture committee as agents collect cereals and photograph mountain scenery for display at Chicago. The board appeals for public support to showcase state resources at the Columbian Exposition, with press association backing and funds needed. Col. Carr and Gov. Jarvis campaign in Whiteville, urging alliance with democracy, tariff cuts, and unity for state and national tickets.
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John Robinson
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Collections
Chicago
Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
Theate Press Association
Charlotte
Press Association For
State Board of Agriculture
General Assembly
Degraef Goes Free After Murder Accusation Hits Winston
An accused murderer, Peter DeGraff, reportedly lingered in Winston Salem after riding in on the Wilkesboro train. He visited a barroom near the town, spoke of Teague’s potential reelection, and then returned to the scene of Ellen Smith’s murder. Local deaths for July noted, including 37 in Winston and 11 in Salem. Obituaries mark Mrs. Alexander Nading and Dr. W A Strother among prominent locals. A public notice covers a dividend declaration and Sprague affairs. Endorsements praise Ely's Cream Balm and Simmons Liver Regulator.
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State
Winston
Peter DeGraif
Ellen Smith
Winston Salem
Wilkesboro
Smith
DeGraff
Teague
Salem
Alexander Nading
Death by lightning strikes marble dealer in North Carolina
Special to the Supesy, N C August 1 Mr Lay son Harrill marble dealer was killed almost instantly by a stroke of lightning today while walking on the street to his home He was about forty years old and leaves a widow and two children Klinton August 1 The third party county convention met at Lonishy and nominated candidates for legislature and county offices Hous Gill Senator Seventh district J F Mitchell sheriff J B Allen treasurer B F Wilder register of deeds C A Nash coroner Jim King All candidates have branded themselves no crats Wilder and Nash ex county commissioners Mitchell on platform committee at the recent democratic State convention Not much enthusiasm Pills promote constipation Simmons Liver Regulator cures constipation
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N. C
Layson Harrill
I Klinton
Lonishy
Hous . Gill
J. F. Mitchell
J. B. Allen
BF. Wilder
Register of Deeds
C. A. Nash
Jim King
Wilder
Nash
Mitchell
Gale farming lands to be sold at Raleigh auction
By virtue of a mortgage deed recorded in Wake County the lands described as the Gale farming tract with about two mules a two horse wagon and harness will be offered to the highest bidder for cash at the Raleigh court house door on Monday August 15 at 12 o clock noon. The sale is conducted under the authority granted in the deed executed by F Marion Woods and indexed in book 15 page WC.
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Sherwood Snow
Mary
Sherwood
S.C
Mars B Sterwood
Raleigh
Spotworth St
Nan Ik
N. B. Boughton
Houdworth St
Bo, Montagne
N.C
Marion Woods
Wake County
Pawe
Court House
Mouay
Montague, Moricagee Raletch
Jonn K. Davis
Amy Davis
Angel
Tarboro Road
Jos Kraan
Mort Ghee
Montague
Mortgacee Raleih
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Franklin
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Ar Hinpering
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Wincon,c. Com
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Tre Pee UL Sane
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