16 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a real estate judgment in a county court with references to Mary A and More Chen, a Friday or Monday timetable, and discussions of a southward filing. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe a premium offered by the Dury in October for western part of a property, with a ratio of one third elements at six percent interest. A sale event mentions a dwelling and a figure SPITAL, Chairman, as part of the proceedings.
A Wake County real estate sale advertisement details mortgages and commissions in a court proceeding. The notice names W.N. Jones as attorney for mortgagees and lists parcels in Wake Forest Town and Marys Township to be sold at the courthouse on the second day of January, with bids opening at the door and terms including payment of certain fractions and conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Monroe Eraservs 60 LaCrosse and Waxtes sales with references to commission patent chemical works. The text is garbled and provides little clear event or outcome details beyond names and vague locations.
Baltimore traders press uniform national quarantine and oppose a one port one state system while Cape Charles plan draws support from Surgeon General Wyman. Delaware electors certified. Senate adjournment and tariff bill debate mix with references to New York Produce Exchange testimony and futures concerns. House passes carrier liability bill and Indian affairs measures before Saturday adjournment.
Washington and Albany reports say President elect Cleveland offered United States Senator Hill the portfolio of state after talks in New York and Baltimore. The move would shift Flower and Edward Murphy Jr. to the Senate, with Lieutenant Governor Sheehan as governor. Also noted are updates on Blaine’s health and Briggs trial proceedings.
In Paris a heated cabinet meeting saw Justice Minister Bourgeois oppose Boisserin's Panama inquiry proposal. The chamber split 424 to 122, with Brisson decrying government zeal as he warned of risks to republican institutions. The vote backed the government, but Brisson and other extreme right committee members are expected to resign.
Reports from Panama dated December 15 confirm a failed assassination of Haitis President Hyppolite after a night attack. A sentinel wounded the intruder, Hyppolite and aides captured the assailant, who confessed from Jacmel. The president ordered shots for the guard detail outside the palace. The sentinel was rewarded and promoted.
Rev R i cod opened the second day of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South with worship. The roll was read, a number of members were advanced and admitted on trial, elders and deacons elected, and Rev Joyner admitted to full connection. Separately, bids were opened for armored cruiser No 3 and battleship No 1 with several bidders offering department and custom plans.
Wisconstonx, once a Republican governor candidate, releases a card blaming the defeat on fraud. He cites letters from postmasters claiming unfair counts in Halluxinee and other counties, alleging 4,000 votes were cheated in the state. Occurring amid post-election debates over certificates and appointments, the piece also notes Reform Club exchanges and a senator’s death.
Martin Foy the race track jockey who murdered Henrietta Wilson last May escaped from jail in July and was recaptured near Ballston Spa this afternoon. Irving W Wiswell a lawyer came with a pistol to aid the capture guiding Foy to safety a half mile from the village.
A fragmentary notice from a bygone era references Lady of Gentleman and Times like a garment factory dispute. It mentions demands for rest education and shorter hours, with scattered names, places, and an appeal to fair working conditions amid a wave of labor agitation.
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