Raleighs News Roundup Spreads Across July Chronicle
The July 21 1892 edition reports weather for Raleigh including fair skies and cooler trends in central North Carolina. It notes convicts in the county, grape shipments, electric pole removals, military encampment plans at Wrightsville, typhoid cases on a plantation near town, and a host of civic activities from church conferences to street and bridge work. It mentions the Wake Forest colored baseball game, a convicts’ stockade incident, and preparations for a centennial celebration committee.
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Rapeiou
Raleigh
Vicinity
Washington
North Carolina
Wrightsville
Thosdlowle
Methodist Focal Preachers’ Conference
Durham
Wade
Cumberland County
Fann
Wake Forest
High Point
Hillsboro Street Bridge
Josephus Daniels
Nerti Chreelinian
Holloman Teilding
J. Turner Morehead
Ss. F. Telfair
State Geological Board
Holmes
East Johnston Street
F. A. Hirtch
North Salisbury
West Johnston Streets
City of
Charles Jones
Mary Russell
Lucy Kennedy
Col. E. D. Hall
Capitol Square
Ifall
Winston
Lincoln County
A. Bauer
Institution For
Morganton
Wake County
C.stronach
Sair'n Co Dem
North Carolina Ministers Conference Meets in Raleigh
The North Carolina Local Ministers Conference gathered at Central Methodist Church Raleigh with Dr R L Abernathy presiding after a choir voluntary and opening Scripture The program included sermons and papers by Rev J M Watson Rev J Crowell of Trinity College on History of Local Preaching and Methodist Economy plus papers on special subjects The meeting also lists social notices and railway commission actions and scientific fieldwork reports from Mitchell and Watauga counties.
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North Carolina
Central Methodist Church
Raleigh
R. L. Abernathy
J. B. Hurley
Central Church
Abernethy
J. M. Watson
Crowell
John Calvert
Wrightsville
Jos
Harry Skinner
Conoho
Alice Fort
Wake Forest
James Fort
Ora Yearby
Durham
Helena Horner
Addie Puryear
Yarbor
C. W. Guirkin
Elizabeth City
J. B. Tree
Tte Western Union Telegraph Company
RB. Raney
Yellowstone Park
Canadian Pacific Railway
Japan
Vancouver
Abernathy
Rutherford College
Preachers’ Conference
F. Crowell
Trinity College
Health Board Reports Typhoid Cases and Clean City Efforts
Ames McKer M D president of the Board of Health says typhoid cases are within normal limits and no epidemic is expected under existing reporting rules. He details ward counts, five deaths, a note on diphtheria isolation, sanitary inspections by police and a special inspector, odors from soil and old gas pipes, and urges aldermen to grant authority to thoroughly clean Raleigh.
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Superintendent of Health
Orreit
Virginia
Maryland
Franklin County
Board of Health
America
Son of
Lot
Ames McKer, M. D
Health Board
Raleigh
Board of Aldermen
Raleigh Chamber Aims to Unite Firms for State Growth
A Raleigh chamber of commerce meeting adopts a resolution to expand cooperation with North Carolina chambers and boards of trade to form a statewide organization. The plan invites meetings at Morehead City, emphasizes taxation, state resources, and a bureau of information, and seeks broad participation from towns, with plans for rail rates and a public press announcement.
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Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Waeneas
North Carolina
New England
South
Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Morehead City
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Haren Capone
Coan
Skeret Ars Otek Weenichese
Rabieh Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Chicago
Rale
Chi Cao
Bureau of Information
I. W. Ayer
Air
A. Thomvsex
W. G. Aronthen
Jd. Thomas
O. BE. Joiissos
BR. PF. Monvacve
Tomas Banat
C.G. Larva
Markets by Telegraph report shows unfavor able but firm after Congress delay
New York July 2 The daily cotton circular notes government weather reports aided by cable to Liverpool closed firm but with selling pressure. Futures opened down about 2 to 3 points, recovered to steady, yet lacking buying power as Congress delays action on a bill. Receipts at ports estimated at 1 million bales. spot market quiet but steady. Totals on futures and cash markets show mixed activity across cities, with Liverpool spot steady and U S stock markets fluctuating amid related bond and currency quotes.
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New York
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Congress
Seeman
Ton Galveton
Dull
Norfolk
Quiet
Baltimore
Eis Basta
Sesoree
Wilmin
Philadelpha
Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Quest
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
New Yoak
City Mills
West Indies
Yeadnce
Special Notices and Bargains in Raleigh Stores
A blend of advertisements notes new textures, summer garments, bathing suits, and agents wanted for sales. It lists reduced prices on ingrain carpets, a Remington typewriter for sale, coal deliveries, candy selections, and baby carriages with a sixty day stock refresh. The notice urges readers to shop Raleigh options and to consider employment opportunities.
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Sploymmene
Te EcLeeric
Tee
Tucker & Co
Remington
Iing
Berwanger
Ellington
Ellington, Royster
Lueck
DOG TAX RULES AND PENALTIES MENTIONED BY POLICE
Tax on every licensed doe due July first under police rules. Unpaid July fines and unlicensed does after August impose penalties. Ignored listings lead to misdemeanors with five collar fine per omitted dow. Impounding begins after August first. Dilet of Police CD WEART signs notice.
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Che
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Austist
Pere. CD. Weart
Dilet
Jy Tvitle
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the State Chronicle
J. A. Hollom
News OF the City
Seaton Gates Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Commission
Chamber of Commerce of
Wilmington
Carolina Central Railway
Winder
Passeng
Joan
Stohe
Cranberry
Mitchell County
N. C. Nitze
Micaville
Prof. Penfield
Yale University
W. W. Ashe
Aehell
Watauga
W. J. Spoon
McDowell
J. W. Lewis
Salisbury
Mount Airy
Mitchell
Mom
North Carolinian
Josevites Daniels
C. C. Ball & Co
A. Dvent
C. O
Ball & Co's
Inter State Trust and Brokerage Company
RaLkiatt
North Carolina i
N.C. BR. R.eu
Vs & R
City of R Hs
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Us’ Nati Taak
Wazon Company
Exchanse
Stech
York
Oregon
Alabama
Tennessee
Pac
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Lily
Lb& W
LE & W
M& E
O& M
Reading
A . Canada Southern
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Balti
More & Ohio Southwestern
Fultz
Rio
Caicaco
Northwest
Minnesota
College OF
Naval Stores
N. Y
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Edn
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Resincation
Sion -Aoe
Bucklen
John Y. Machae
C.C. Ball & Co's
Panacea Springs
Littleton
A. J. Jones
N.C
Walters
Royster
C. C. Ball & Co’s
Ferris
Alenander Q. Holladay
Raleigh, N.C
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Tut Ecnrerie
Wales
W.W. & Ros, Tucker & Co
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Oues Yetteville Street
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BoysTen
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A.D. Nwiddie
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Genera
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Tave Pear & Varin
Barie Railway
COMPA
Aonnon
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Daily ‘Now
MAIN
Tewlie
Chas
Nino Greenes
Aree Greenebern
Low Po Lanse Karal Hall
Mt Airy
Bexser Everes
Lennothwalle
Leow
Maxton
Kanjeem
Sears Madison
Sandard
Hales
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Werleit
Sorfolk
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