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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1892
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text mentions several city names including Omaha Chicago Atlanta and Louisville with unclear references to blood and a free sent item. The readable portion hints at a promotional or distribution note without clear events or dates.
The State Chronicle reports multiple political events including the Convocation of Tarboro at Jackson, Wake County Democratic Convention in Raleigh on August 2, and a Halifax county convention today for county officer nominations. It notes forthcoming addresses by Elias Carr and Thos. J. Jarvis, and a Lexington Davidson stop by Scarborough, with primaries planned July 30 to select delegates for Raleigh and the August 2 convention.
Train times describe connections between Atlanta Athens Charlotte Weldon Portsmouth Richmond and New York. Through Pullman sleepers listed for Portsmouth Wel don Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Officials T H Murray Raleigh E L White Raleigh station O V Smith traffic manager L Myers general superintendent John D Windoe goa t manager
Train 51 from Atlantic and North Carolina connects with Richmond and Danville at Denniston Junction to Raleigh and points south. No. 2 links at Denniston with Atlantic and Danville for Danville. Passengers reach Lynchburg and connections to Norfolk and Ohio railways. Apply to R C Stanard acting superintendent Lynchburg Va.
Southbound trains run from Wilmington via Fayetteville Goldsboro Warsaw and Magnolia to Weldon with multiple daily departures. Northbound No 40 14 78 operate daily except Sunday with various arrival times. connections exist at Weldon Raleigh and Wilson for Albemarle and Raleigh R R Scotland Neck.
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