03 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1893
Page
1
A messy OCR fragment mentions February events and names like Sinead and Pett. It references copper colored limbs and a general aebtt phrase, with unclear actions or outcomes. The brief appears to be an incomplete local record with scattered proper nouns and no definite reportable event.
A fragmented notice appears to describe a foreclosure or property probate matter in Wake County involving Vin Raleigh and Jacob Hunter related to parcels of land totaling 84 acres. The document references the Superior Court, commissioners, and an administrator, with dates around January 1993 and Wake Forest, North Carolina.
Mortgage and land sale notices recorded in Wake County reveal bids to be opened at the court house door. Advertisements list properties in Freeman and Macgehs tracts, with terms including cash payments and percentages, to satisfy mortgages on properties tied to heirs and widows.
Washington dispatch notes that no final decision on an extra congressional session before autumn is likely, as Cleveland signals readiness to convene only if treasury needs require. Subcommittee findings on treasury deficits and revenue prospects could shift plans, with whisky tax rise considered to boost funds.
Fragmentary notice reports a mutual agreement concerning a trial in Fay e hoodein involving Elliott and Mitch. Details unclear, payment terms and parties unnamed.
A damaged OCR-style notice advertises ink erasing agents with vague terms and a mailing address at 45 LaCrosse Wisconsin. It promises commission profits and a chance to charge territory with 1 percent earnings.
The United States secretary of agriculture directs a landmark report tracing the sheep industry from early settlement to the present day. It is illustrated and aims for wide distribution through the secretary and congress. Speaker Crisp is reported ill with indigestion, slight improvement noted after a New York visit.
Washington reports say Mr. Blaine remains not as well as Sunday with no relapse expected tonight. Dr. Johnston notes his patient has good and bad days yet shows no alarming change. Rumors of relapse are denied. Kenna in West Virginia faces a dangerous relapse with eminent risk. Cleveland spends a quiet New Year, denies railroad speculation rumors. Chile seeks peace, Montt government aims to stabilize the republic and deter war fears with Argentina.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad quietly secured all major ferries on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers from Charleston to Cincinnati and reportedly controls every steam boat line on the two rivers except the White Collar line. This gives it control of 300 miles of river business and potential leverage against rivals on the opposite bank.
In Maprio Barcelona about 1500 anarchists gathered to welcome the new year with incendiary rhetoric. A speaker named Valas vowed to inaugurate 1993 with blood, while Theresa Claremont urged armed resistance against capitalist oppressors. Authorities fear unrest aided by French influence. dynamite thefts in Linares raise alarms as police monitor movements across Spain. In Paris and Berlin, Panama Canal discourse and coal miner strikes escalate tensions, with Berlin deploying troops to quell rioters and enforce order amid rising violence.
January dispatches report Emperor William at the New Years reception warned the Reichstag would be dissolved if the army bill is not passed. Spokane sources doubt Tascott murder claims and say no reward remains. New York hosts Confederate veterans banquet with speakers Butler McClellan Fellows and Sharp.
The New York and Kings County members arrived at Arkasy and met at the Delavan house as Murphy headquarters. Democratic and Republican caucuses named speakers for the assembly with Sul w York and George R. Malley as contenders, while minor leaders were chosen and sessions adjourned. In Tennessee, the legislature organized the house and elected Ralph Davis speaker as Governor Varney’s inauguration looms and a Senate race to replace Bate shapes up.
Dana Nebraska January 2. Lincoln opens a three cornered fight for control of the Nebraska General Assembly. Democrats independents and Republicans scramble for organization as railroad legislation and state issues loom. In Knox county a suit to seat a Republican member fails and delays opening. Denver Colorado faces likely row over organization as parties jockey for power. Dervishes in southern Egypt attack Gemai twice, repulsed with deaths. West Liberty Massachusetts Negroes warned to leave town amid white unrest. Death reported of Andrew Black Wilmington due to brain clot after gun injury.
The Toronto Globe urges restraint over potential U S action against Canadian railroads in bond traffic. It argues enforcement should be through proper channels or Congress, not threats, and hopes a new Cleveland administration will adopt a clearer approach to Canada relations and related subsidies.
A Wheeling West Virginia blaze at Caldwell and Peterson destroys the car works plant and damages the B&O depot, with losses around 100000 dollars. Separate Denison Texas fires wipe out Jones Sons dry goods, Burnett Ashby jewelry and other buildings, totaling about 75000 dollars. Brackompton New York sees Bayles Paper works burn with insured loss of 30000 dollars. The Durham news includes a marriage in Durham and church pastor changes, plus several notes on Rio Raney’s world tour and local church week of prayer plans with a busy roster of clergy and civic notices.
The document from Tamaulipas dated December 29 1392 outlines a revolutionary plan against President Diaz to restore the 1857 constitution and liberal federal democracy in Mexico. It names signers and warns opposing officials of punishment while signaling a siege and armament of the people as the constitutional army. It also mentions the future political steps in Mexico City and election timing following a capital capture.
By a decree of the Superior Court in partition proceedings Maulsey A Rogers and others will offer the property known as the Fowne Burorsa on Martin street Raleigh to the highest bidder at public sale at the courthouse door on Monday February 6 1893 at 12 noon. The parcel fronts 50 feet on Martin street and extends back 16 feet adjoining the lots of ALT Mie B P Wallismoon and others. Terms: one half cash balance in 12 months with 4 percent interest. ARMI TEAD JONE Commissioner.
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