09 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists a public sale in Wake County with names Freeman and Leigh, a commissioner Fowler, and a probate style notice. It references a property sale by commission, with bids, terms, and legal authority, and notes town and county locations, dates, and publication in a local paper. The garbled text includes references to a hospital, a bridge of panes, and a county sale notice with multiple entities and dates.
Wasuixotos Dec. 8 Judge Gresham in the United States circuit court at Chicago yesterday held that witnesses cited to appear before the interstate commerce commission need not answer questions and that the section of the law governing the inquiry is unconstitutional Senator Cullom chairman of the interstate commerce committee and fellow supervisor of the law said he would read the opinion before commenting He warned that railroads may face a new law with strict provisions on pooling and penalties if encroachment continues New Orleans bridge bill advances and other Senate actions follow with executive session adjournment planned for Monday
Reports from the conference outline Belgian and Russian proposals for an international silver standard and shared currency. Prof Andrews defends American interests and Europe ties, urging cooperation with China Japan and Latin America. Belgium sees possible progress, while France Germany and Spain sign treaties in Panama era context.
In Wilkes County North Carolina on Monday Sheriff elect Vannoy was sworn in and assumed duties. Democrat Cranor won the seat while Republicans fell from 650 to 150 votes. Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro boast growth with hotels and new buildings. Adventist meetings draw large crowds as about fifty to sixty whiskey distilleries operate in the county. Deputy collector salaries are noted as substantial.
The Nineteenth Century club of New York invites University President Geo. T. Winston to speak on the topic Ne. The club hosts six meetings yearly with discussions by notable thinkers. Winston will travel to New York and speak in January. many esteemed figures have addressed the club previously.
On a dawn patrol near Dick Ray's area officer s found a still buried in a hill with planks and straw. They destroyed 600 gallons of beer and seized fixtures, arresting Dick Ray, Upchurch, Massey, and Catlett after a chase. The trial was scheduled before Commissioner Purnell. The incident left officers elated and hungry.
A Confederate Monument Association meeting in Raleigh faced a lack of quorum and postponed decisive action. A committee was formed to pursue articles of incorporation, investigate granite sources near Raleigh, and seek appropriations via the General Assembly. Additional motions appointed officers and urged support from affiliated groups and schools, with funds and design procurement discussed.
A fragmented notice describes workers striking for an eight or ten hour day. It notes that women and men consider a wage cut and ponder supper preparations as part of the labor action. The item advertises product orders and a curtain track company with special prices.
Partial OCR text shows a notice about a Wake County deed or court matter with references to property, purchaser terms, and official statements. The readable segments mention Wake County, a deed of tenement, and public sale language, but specific names, dates, or actions are unclear due to corruption.
An order in a Wake County Superior Court real estate case lists parties Lilian Holder and others, scheduling action in Wake Township. The document notes a mortgage and property details, with the date and court references indicating a legal real estate hearing or disposition.
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