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The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1892

Page

4

Power at Work in Scarce Emmandments and Keeley Institute Testimonial

The State Chronicle reports a multi topic page with weather forecasts for North Carolina including Fair weather then rain, local notices from Raleigh and Winston, and a Keeley Institute anecdote in Greensboro. Key items include Armistead Jones re-elected county attorney, tax collector settlement of $14,775.46, Trinity College exams start soon, Horton’s grocery fire damage, Rescue Fire Company officers, and a Keeley Institute patient testimonial about quitting whiskey after treatment.

Armistead Jones Board of County Commissioners Waynne General SD. Atkins Illinois Needham & T. Cobb North Person Street Trinity College Horton's North Street BR. E. Lumsden Melvin Andrewe W. A. Faucett T.W. Blake

North Carolina monument association to meet for site selection

A meeting of the board of managers of the North Carolina monument association is scheduled at the library rooms Thursday afternoon to choose a monument site and provide space dimensions to architects. The list of board members includes Mrs Armistead Jones, Miss Meggie Cowper, Hon. D. W. Bain, several other ladies and gentlemen, with many prominent local names. Also noted is a humorous “entertainment tonight” by Prof. Willoughby Read at Botelock for the Young Men's Christian Association and details of Bishop Lyman’s return and church activities across several towns. The Supreme Court opinions and a book promotion for The Complete Compendium of Universal Knowledge are also mentioned, along with an early-morning fire at R. H. Horton’s grocery.

Young Men's Christian Association Association King’s Daughters United States Circuit Court Lois A Crabtree Old Dominion Steamship Company North Carolina Monumental Association Te Library Armistead Jones Megcie Cowper D. W. Bain Garland Jones J. W. Hinsdale R. H. Battle W. B. Grimes R. T. Gray W. Wwt C. M. Busbee T. C J. B. Hill G. M. Jol A. Olds J.C. Bird C. M. Roberts Mayorhomas Badger W. H. Tughes S. Thomas Young Mens’ Christian Association of the Agricultural and Mechanical College Botelock Willoughby Read Read South Reade Capt Chas E. Vawter Miller School Hearon M. W. College D. Jones Lyman Trinity Church Asheville Calvary Church Henderson County Tryon Columbus Polk County St. Peter's Church Charlotte Messrs. Moore & Watson Messrs Moore Watson Theodore Hill Superintendents of Public Instruction Moore and Watson Raleigh, N. C

Lost Watch and Chain Found at Grausman & Rosenthall

Special notices recount a lost Sunday December 4th ladies small size open face gold watch with frosted gold chain studded with two rubies. Reward offered if returned to Grausman & Rosenthall’s store. Also various local ads note chair sale, cloak arrivals, and general holiday merchandise.

Grausman & Rosenthall

President Harrison's 1892 Annual Message Highlights Reforms

The address surveys Indian policy and land cessions, pensions costs, and civil service reform. It urges better quarantine powers, rail safety, and anti bribery election measures while praising agricultural exports and World’s Fair preparations. It notes deficits, proposes a commission on Union Pacific, and calls for national unity and honest ballots.

Congress Cherokee Strip Alaska Indian Bureau United States Commissioner of Pensions Secretary of the Interior District of Columbia Grand Review Union Pacific Railway Secretary of Agriculture Rusk Agricultural Department Europe Germany Civil Service Commission Indian Service Jesa

Public Ledger Fire Proves Major Loss in Panaperruta

A six story brown stone building housing the Public Ledger in Panaperruta Pennsylvania suffered a fire causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Ledger ownership and tenants are largely insured with extensive private curios saved and Ledger issued from the Record office while repairs are arranged. Simultaneously Jay Gould lies at Woodlawn cemetery after a funeral in New York.

Public Ledger State Chronicle Panaperruta Sixth and Chestnut Ledger Geo. W. Child Childs Wm. M Singerly Record Publishing Company Teles New York America Jay Gould Woodlawn Cemetery Gould Gould Mausoleum

Cotton and market wrap from New York December 6 1902

The report covers cotton futures in New York with price moves and receipts at New Orleans, notes steady spot markets, and details Liverpool opening and closing prices. It includes a market summary from Washington on crop prospects, and a general goods and rail schedule drift. Also mentions Radam's Microbe Killer and health claims by a Raleigh drug firm.

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