10 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1892
Page
1
A brief bank report notes a rise in deposits and a large specie total with increased reserves. The summary mentions a principal York bank state and a specific figure, highlighting financial activity and tender movements.
The article describes the redemption of worn treasury notes, noting notes must be asserted, numbers logged, and money destroyed. The process lasts about a week as cash is withdrawn from circulation, with clerks working overtime in a crowded treasury office.
The report notes Speaker Crisp’s improved condition but doubts he can preside Monday. It mentions a Navy Department telegram about Deadford’s death at Portsmouth and Captain Bradford’s appointment. Also reports Moritz in Riverdale receiving a life-saving medal for saving a boy of fourteen in 1891.
A dispute on Main street between James Hck assistant physician at the insane asylum and Archer Brooks led to Dr Garlick being struck repeatedly with a stick. He was badly injured and taken home, but was resting easily later that evening.
Mrs Harrison hosted her first public reception of the season in the East Room assisted by Mrs Gray and Mrs Brewer wives of Associate Justices. The Marine Band played in the corridor during the 3 o’clock start and about 1509 people attended the event.
A Newport News colored preacher W C Brown aged 58 was found dead in his home on New Avenue after five oclock. No weapon was found and police suspect foul play though no threatening weapon was located. Brown owned the house and was regarded as a well to do man.
A shaft No. 11 explosion trapped miners, with sixty-three dead and eighty-two injured at the improvised morgue. Most survivors were rescued by morning, but many remain gravely hurt. Tensions rose between white and African American workers as deputies contained a potential riot, while authorities blamed the shot that triggered the blast for the disaster.
Vague reports describe ongoing tension over liquor laws and dry status in Charlotte area. Business booms in nearby towns as saloon closures surround the issue. petitions circulate to oust or retain the county board amid intense local sentiment.
The article reports on U S Mexican and Chilean diplomacy with inquiries about allowing Mexie tron into U S territory and concerns over a possible expedition to topple Chilean government. Officials deny details and state Chile has not submitted an application to the United States. negotiations continue with secretary Montt aiming for a satisfactory adjustment.
Roanoke authorities report the death of T. A. Mabry following a fatal confrontation in Roanoke. Dooley, a suspect tied to the case, was captured a week earlier and may face a lynching probe by the coroner's jury. Mabry, a longtime Roanoke resident and son of R. C., is mourned by the local community.
Reports describe lynchings in Raiville Kentucky where Cal Foster and Horace Hudson were hanged near the jail after being charged with murder. A wrecked house belonging to John Cutter’s family drifting in the Tennessee River raises fears for the missing wife and five children. In Cade parish Louisiana six men lynched Ander and wounded William Priscoth, while in Ante county Georgia six party members killed El d mar rix and were themselves killed in retaliation.
Report from Pirtssunse Pennsylvania notes John Sherman carried the city en route to Washington. The piece praises his conduct in the senatorial race and discusses the presidential question with speculation on nominees Blaine Harrison Carlisle Palmer and party implications.
An experienced dealer recalls traders who figure cotton prices will rise or fall, with New York investors betting against Southerners and vice versa. The passage notes sharp margins and the inevitability of dealers chasing losses, illustrating a volatile market mindset.
A Union Service at the First Baptist Church plans to unite most Raleigh churches and form a lasting Y M C A footing. Dr Richard T. Lewis is named president with strong officers, and speakers Weston R. Gales and J H Southgate will address the gathering. Raleigh hopes for a full turnout and a packed church.
The executive committee discussed an October 18 22 fair timeframe. A three member premiums committee was formed and a secretary position may start June 1 to boost statewide interest. Financials show bond interest payments covered and exhibit buildings owned by the society will be upgraded including roof work on the grand stand.
Admiral Recunier of the Gulf of Juan commands several ironclads to move to Vangier as Tangist tensions rise. A deed of trust was filed yesterday by McU Srhneid der & Bro. wholesalers for the benefit of creditors, with Sant Glo jotey named in the record.
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