Fragmented 19th century notice of real estate and estate actions
A damaged OCR based notice outlines multiple real estate sales and administration actions in Wake County during 1893. It references the estate of J. Hunter, J. A. Freeman and others, homestead properties, parcels near Wake Forest, court house steps sales, and commissions by county officials with dates in January 1893. The document lists parcels, land bounds, and sale terms including percentages and bidder conditions.
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Marion Joanson
Herls
Gs Wake Cousty
Toe Court House
Ceil
Jones Att
Freeman
Freema
Reman
Freeman J. A
Wake County Superior Court
Nila M. Wright
C. B Wright
Jash Torowet, Jr
Clance A. Perkinson
Mary Perkinson
Deceasd Frra Perkinson
Virtravius Reyster
Fzra Perkinson
Raleigh
Laura A. Wilson
Bloodworth
Morgan Streets
Shatter
Cty
Leaet
C A. Perkinson
Lytog
Hargett Street
Pekoe
Bern
Shak 3
Eli of Healeigh
Beng St
William Kince
C. A. Perkinson
Todas
K Thrower, Jr
County
Notice on mutual interests and terms for Goodwin era
Notice references Goodwin and Ellet, reviews in Fay and Goods in Ral, mentions payments for their kind and useful work. Announces interest in a territory and a rare chance for terms. asks for writes about USES and related records.
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Goodwin
Rave
Then & Ellett
Fay“et Coodsin
Rema
Ralother
Ke Msburg
Polent Chemical Inke
Krases
Umbrias Trials in New York Amid Atlantic Tow and Storm
The Umbria arrived in New York after breaking a shaft off its voyage, then drifted in a brutal gale under tow by the Bohemia and later by the Manhassett. Passengers faced a Christmas voyage with snow, darkness, and desperate signals as ships came and went seeking to render aid. The Gallia initially declined to stand by due to mail obligations, prompting tension aboard the distressed liner.
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New York
Cunard
Umbria
Fire Island
Cunard Line
Althugh
McKay
New York Harbor
Hamburg American Line
Hamburg
Bohemia
Wilson Line
Philadelphia
Swansea
James McCaildir
Gallia
Boston
Liverpool
Umbriaa
Drift of Umbria Battles Downgraded and Towed to Safety
The Umbria, after losing its machinery, drifted while towed by the Bohemia and later resumed movement. Passengers grew alarmed as Captain McKay faced criticism from kickers and anti kickers aboard the ship. A petition raised funds for the engineering crew as the vessel worked back toward safer latitudes.
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Umbria
Gallia
Ferguson
Tomlinson
McKay
Kickers
Anti Kickers
Bohemia
Reformers vow to repeal Sherman act next Congress
Washington December 31 Representative Pierce of Tennessee declares a determined plan to filibuster to block any repeal of the Sherman act this session. He predicts repeal will come in the next Congress under President Cleveland, with votes expected from many Republicans and some Democrats. The discussion includes potential adjustments to coinage and the Brand act while warning anti silver forces.
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Purapetpara
William F. Carrity
Democratic National Committee
Democratic State Central Committees
Democratic National Committee of States
Cleveland
Stevenson
Act of Congress
Pierce
Washindton
Representative Pierce
Tennessee
Bland
Banking and Currency Committee
Brutal assault shatters a household in Stokes County
At Neatman post office in Stokes county a brutal incident unfolded as D A Voss Sandy Stevenson and Peter Key attacked Polly Watson s home while intoxicated. Stevenson dragged Watson by the hair and struck her head, a pistol was almost fired at Watson s 6 year old son and Voss intervened. The three men were arrested as neighbors talk mob action amid the deadly assault reports.
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Oman
Winston
N. C
Stokes County
Neatman
D. A Voss
Sandy Stevenson
Peter Keyser
Polly Watson
Voss
Stevenson
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Watson
Raleigh society closes year with Grimes reception influx
In Raleigh society a grand reception at Mrs Grimes home honored her daughter Miss Nella marking the season’s peak. Guests arrived under footmen guards, music and lavish greenery as debutantes led by Miss Grimes welcomed the fashionables. Other events include debuts by prominent Raleigh figures, a postponed German at the Capital Club, and New Year calls listed by The Chronicle.
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Raleigh
Wm. Grimes
Miss Nella
Mr. Grimes
William Grimes
Miss Grimes
Myrs Pearce
Louisville
Mamie Cowper
Roberta Smith
Katharine Badger
E. Lake
Minnie Bagley
Pune
Chas Root
C. M. Hawkins
Miss Hogg
Downer
Olivia Grimes
Kate Hale
C. B. Wright
F. J. Haywood
F. B. Dancy
H. M Worth
Washington
Jack Spratt
The
Chronicle
Omega H. Foster
North Blount Street
Blanche Williamson
Col. J . Heck
Misses Heck
Julian Timberlake
Joseph D Boushall
Cotton
Hawkins, Hale
Mabel Hale
Mildred Badger
J. J. Hall
Person Street
Oakwood Avenue
Christchurch
Charles Gillion
Richmond
Blanche Syme
Andrew Syme
Thomas Settle
Fifth
John Gating
University
Durham
Messia
Albert Kramer
Julius Habler
Miss Brewer
Pittsboro
M. M. Marshall
J. W. Ramsey
Baltimore
Rameey
Plorida
Ponce de Leon
Jacksonville
W. E. Weatherly
Gussie Carroll
Chattanooga
Tenn
O. J. Carroll
Hilsboro
Bildy Davis
United States Navy
RS. White
Louisburg
Henry M. Cowan
Raleighs Tobacco Trade Closes Year With Splendid Showing
The Raleigh tobacco exchange ends 1891 on a high note with record leaf receipts for 1892 crop months through December. Prices held firm, satisfying sellers and buyers, with several million pounds needed to meet manufacturers demand. Local business leaders are urged to support the market to ensure Raleigh’s continued growth and prosperity.
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Crnosice
Raleigh Tobacco Exchange
Raleigh Offe
Raleigh
Durham
Winston
Henderson
Oxford
Destructive Mill Fire at Falls of Neuse Mills Swepsonville NC
News arrives of Friday fire destroying the Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Company mills at Swepsonville five miles from the river. The plant, machinery, and stock valued over 100 000 dollars. cotton in a distant warehouse may have survived. Insurances total 80 000 dollars across multiple companies.
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Falls of the Neuse Manufacturing Company
Swepsonville
Fayetteville Street
G. Rotenthal
Scot
London
Lancashire
Aoina
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New York
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Norwich Union
Continental
Royal
Total
Brilliant Reception at Carr villa honors Miss Lalla Ruth
Durham county enjoyed a grand pink reception at Col J S Carr home in Durham to honor Miss Lalla Ruth Carr newly returned from Mount Vernon Seminary Washington DC. Guests from Clayton Raleigh Chapel Hill Hillsboro and Durham attended with elaborate pink decor and elegant attire. The event featured dancing games and refreshments. The I M C A memory reception by the Ladies Auxiliary was postponed until fair weather with date to be announced.
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Durham
N. C
Henry Weaver
Rougemont
Peeterday
Col. J. Carr
Main Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Asion
North Durham
Douruam
N.C
Somerset Villa
Col. J. S. Carr
Durham County
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Carr
Mount Vernon Seminary
Washington, D.C
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Store opens on Wilmington Street with groceries and more
The newly occupied shop by K. J Powell on Wilmington Street opens today offering groceries such as sugar coffee molasses salt case goods tinware shoes tobacco and snuff among other items. goods priced around and below standard rates.
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Wilmington
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