04 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1892
Page
1
Legal notice details a public auction of real estate in Wake County North Carolina. It names commissioners and trustees, describes multiple parcels with boundaries and adjacent landowners, and states sale terms including bid method and date. The notice cites court authority and references prior deeds and mortgages guiding the sale.
A concise report notes a tense period described as a week of conflict with events suggesting broader hostilities. It chronicles disputed actions, regional responses, and official statements from involved authorities, outlining the atmosphere and potential implications.
Continentwide turmoil grips Europe with Spain France Austria and Britain in political scandal and unrest. Citations claim vast canal funds misused in France and Madrid while Austria confronts Czech German tensions and Taaffe government instability. London watches as Gladstone faces potential cabinet fractures.
Telegraph report cites evidence that the killer burned a woman’s dress and attempted to destroy bloodied garments. Police found embers under a stove after the scene. Lizzie Borden’s ties to the dress remain unproven.
The U S president signed commissions naming John M Harlan and John T Morgan as U S arbitrators and John W Foster as U S agent for the Behring Sea tribunal set to meet in Paris on February 23. Time extensions were granted for counter cases to February 3, with potential disclosures of cable exchanges noted.
Senator Colquitt advocates an extra session of Congress to repeal the McKinley tariff and shift to a revenue tariff. He argues delay harms the party and promises relief to the people, citing Democratic platform denouncing protectionism and urging rapid reform. He plans to travel to Washington but may stay a few days for holidays.
The Winston-Salem Methodist assembly discusses Dr Crowell’s annual report on home missions, with JG Staples Rev C W Byrd and others contributing. ben Duke pledges 10000 a year if state conferences raise 5000 each to aid Trinity College. Pension warrants are under Auditors Sacderlin with total this year at 47000, up from last year, listing disability classes and Wake County figures.
Ex Judge Dixon and Dr Munn met with Gould family members to set a 4 PM funeral at a Forty seventh street residence. Rev Paxton to lead Episcopal service with other clergy. no pallbearers or speeches. Interment in Woodlawn’s tradleum beside Mrs Gould. Simple oak casket with inscription Jay Gould born May 27 1836 died December 2 1893.
A Chronicle reporter tours Royall and Borden at 13 Park Avenue praising an extensive Raleigh Goldsboro and Durham network. Includes ornate cheval suites Wardrobe cases antique desks and plush parlor sets with low prices. notes weather bureau report for Raleigh and a Keeley Institute recovery anecdote.
A public critique argues that long hours harm thought, education, and family life. The letter suggests a one hour shift system and cites exhausted workers returning home to domestic duties while wives bear evening chores and overtime.
The court orders the sale of the A. More Dead estate real property in Wake County. The two parcels include the Payellestile street frontage and a Fayetteville street lot with adjacent parcels. The property will be sold to the highest bidder at Poolena on a Monday in December under the commissioner’s act and sale terms.
Sale notice advertises a farm property containing one bird and twenty acres with various crops and weed control claims. It mentions duties for buyers and bids in cryptic terms, listing names and unverifiable conditions without clear address or date.
Public sale advertisement outlines auction of specified coal types and property items. Details include bidders, terms, location near New York, and names of parties and attorneys involved in the sale. The fragmentary text lists dates, times, and items offered with pricing notes and shipping claims.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and places such as Sibley, Senars, Ware, West Township, HC Frerian, Jaa Hooter, and Sf Moater. It references a dewer mate site and a 6 inch measure with unclear context and dates.
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