19 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1892
Page
1
WH. & R. 8 Tucker & Co. urges travelers to outfit early for mountain, sea shore, or abroad. The store offers blazers, skirts, waists, waterproof garments, walking and riding gear, gloves, fans, trunks, bags, and dress materials. Mail orders receive prompt service. Also notes temperance beverage sold at 22 cents per bottle.
Guidance on preparing tea without milk noting how tannin reacts with components like milk and metal. Warns against boiling in tin pots and stresses using a tight porcelain pot, serving hot with lemon or orange, and avoiding imitations.
Administrators notice from Ashly Horn Adm r announces the estate of Sir Cllmin AcAlnst, deceased, requiring all persons to present claims for payment within legally prescribed time or be barred. Creditors must settle promptly. notices posted from Clayton Johnston Co. July 6, 19ge.
Washington July 18 Senate action includes a petition by Patrick Murphy for District Assembly 49 of New York Knights of Labor calling for harsh treatment of Pinkertons and their employers in the Homestead troubles. Other business includes anticorruption and arbritation talks, and a suspension-day bill agenda leading to evening debate on the World's Fair.
J O Foy, founder of the Yin City Daily and owner of the Western Sentinel, sold the entire newspaper plant today in Winston to W F Burbank of New York City for ten thousand dollars. The sale follows six years of energetic leadership by Foy who started with no capital or experience. The paper debuts in new dress and adopts afternoon United Press service.
At Homestead Pennsylvania on July 18 workers notified to report for duty did not appear. Only watchmen and foremen, loyal to Carnegie, entered. No skilled mechanics showed, leaving mills shut and awaiting ready crews as Amalgamated strike ties up work. In Pittsburgh managers expect to start when replacements arrive, but labor mass remains united.
A Northeast railroad wreck five miles south of Florence on July 17 killed J S Cinamon and William Moore and injured two others. After a two hour delay passengers were moved. coroner’s jury ruled deaths due to an unavoidable washout on the Northeastern railroad.
Warrants issued in Pittsburg charge leaders of the Homestead strike with murder. Hugh ODonnell and seven others sought as a vanguard of a broader force. Troops and sheriffs move to seize leaders as townsfolk react with fear, tears, and calls for calm amid looming arrests.
In Burlington Holt’s Opera House a large Burlington Alamance county ratification meeting formed a temporary club with Dr. R A Freeman as chairman and W H Carroll as secretary. About 100 men signed the roll as Dr S A Freeman was elected president and E S Parker Jr secretary. A Graham organizing meeting is set for next Saturday night.
The Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin reports a favorable week with warm, mostly dry days and rainfall near normal except in the Western district. Grape crops are excellent while cotton remains weak from wet conditions. Notable rain totals include Raleigh 0.13 inches Chapel Hill 0.26 and Asheville 2.13.
The Chronicxe notes strong August race entries and high quality horses drawing attention from across the state. Clark's Horse Review cites a movement to form a North Carolina breeders' association, with a preliminary meeting planned for Wednesday, August 17, at Raleigh, urging broad attendance and capable officers. Yesterday Rev T T Way married W W Rowe of Durham to Emma Thompson of Vass in a quiet ceremony at Mosely house, with three friends present after a disputed parental sanction led to a runaway match.
The insanity exam in the Alice Mitchell murder case began in criminal court with a judge and jury to be formed. Mitchell, accused of killing Freda Ward, faces possible asylum if found insane or a murder trial if declared sane, while her father testified amid her smile. The report also mentions Panacea Springs hotel visit and local hospitality.
Charity drive by Maurice Stosenthal raises forty dollars from firms including J. B. Blount & Co and Ranger & Co for St Johns Hospital treasurer A. P. Bryan. Wake Forest hosts joint Odd Fellows and Masons picnic with prayers, addresses, and dinner, featuring speakers from Raleigh Raleigh area lodges, Roxboro, Youngsville, and Wake Forest. P. P. P. touted by mayor W H Wilder of Albany as effective for rheumatism after fifteen years of failure.
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