23 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1892
Page
1
The ad promotes summer travel gear from Tucker Co and GBS including water suits skirts and vests, shirt waists, water over-garments, walk shoes, riding gloves, evening shoes, fans bags and grips. It also notes dress materials for general wear and promises prompt responsive mail orders. A separate note references Hire's Beer and purities claimed from a temperance trade description.
Reading shows a disjointed guide to tea preparation praising proper boiling in porcelain pots and avoided metals. It emphasizes the impact of vessel color, tannin and perfume on flavor and recommends specific flavorings and temperatures for a wholesome beverage.
The administrator for the estate of a deceased person in Johnston County, North Carolina, announces required payment and claims procedures. Creditors must present their claims within the legally prescribed period to avoid further action.
Mc Peffer frames three paths to labor disputes with employees and employers. He urges the government to stay out and let settlements occur, rejecting wage regulation as unconstitutional and condemning government seizure as revolutionary. He argues only war-like methods remain if unresolved. The House and Senate discuss related resolutions and pensions with ongoing committee actions and political maneuvering.
The Pinkerton agency testified before the House Judiciary subcommittee in Washington on July 22. Robert A. Pinkerton described sending about 150 watchmen as deputy marshals for Carnegie at Homestead, with crews from New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. He said most were already in service, that arms were limited initially, and that the aim was to avoid a riot as barges landed at night for protection. He claimed authority to move men across state lines and described the recruitment and inspection process.
Grand favor german to Miss Cohen of Augusta Ga and Miss Williamson of Graham NC hosted by A J Pemberton and E W Overbough of Fayetteville NC on July 23. Wealthy Birmingham gentlemen plan a champagne supper and fancy German with guests from New York. over 300 arrive today as season peak.
Pinkerton detectives identified O Donnell among ten inmates at the county jail wardens room after the Homestead riot. Carnegie officials plan to seek murder in the first degree and deny bail, aiming to keep him from returning to New York. Strikes widen as Carnegie workers at Duquesne join in solidarity, increasing plant disruption.
In Memphis Tennessee Miss Addie Mitchell testified her sister Alice shunned boys and Sunday school. James Johnson stated Lil lie showed little interest in young men. Dr Calendar arrived from Nashville with testimony expected tomorrow as the defense withdraws the hypo thesis.
In an early morning wreck on the Norfolk and Western Railroad near Rileyville Virginia freight conductor John Stoffer and flagman Albert Funk were killed when an axle broke. Funk, 30, leaves a widow and three children. Stoffer, also 30, was unmarried.
R G Dun Jo reports distinct improvement in trade activity versus last year with better outlook for the coming season. Crop prospects rise with favorable western and southern weather, corn notably. spring wheat also looks strong.
Over eight hundred of the State Guard are in camp at Camp Holt Wingursville North Carolina on July 22 with Governor's Guard quartered and fourteen companies drilling. The encampment appears veteran with orderly ranks, fourte en companies and Gen. Glenn and staff present, while Col. Harrell manages supplies.
Victoria British Columbia July 22 Small pox has been systematically and thoroughly eradicated in the province.
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