Mortgage sale notice in Raleigh court shackled by old records
A garbled ad fragment describes a mortgage sale set for August 1 at the Raleigh court house to sell a house on the east side of South Bount Street near the Colored Baptist Church, with Peele and Maynard as mortgagee attorneys, dated June 1592 in Wake County. The text includes unreliable medical testimonial marketing for Bob B. and a coinage of unrelated names.
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Reuben Rhodes
Regis
Wake County
Raleigh
South Bount Street
Colored Baptist Church
Peele & Maynard
Louisburg Female College 1857 Founding and Course Offerings
The notice outlines Louisburg College founded in 1857 with a September session. It lists courses including penmanship, typewriting, telegraphy, shorthand, and regular business subjects. The campus features brick rooms, 1244 acres with oaks and hickories, under President D. Bagley.
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Conry
Artandelocu Hthy
Academy of Enorahy
von Her
Camypus
Alontie
D. Bagley
Awelay
Typewali ers Catalog Ad in 19th Century Paper
An early industrial ad promises worldwide shipping and guaranteed condition on instruments and wares. It touts the largest stock, exclusive western focus, illustrated catalogs, and free news from a New York Chicago address at Monroe Street.
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Ljvarters
NFORD FEMALE SEMINARY Opens Annual Session and Diplomas
The annual session opens with B A and G E degrees conferred by NFORD FEMALE SEMINARY. Courses include Typewriting, Geography, English, drawing, and culture. notable diplomas from University of Virginia and Cooper Union are mentioned. Summer round trip to Asheville advertised via Fray, van Picket Brokers. Executor notices for estate of Asheville administrator and debts due.
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Ste
Éraphy
Cully
Versity
Virginia
Laurenta Anes
Cooper Univer of
New York
The
Philary
Royal Conservb
Asheville
Tose Ou
C. Fray
Mato Street
Drunkenness charges spark House floor clash in Washington
Washington July 29. A heated scene in the House as Mr. Wheeler read from a third party campaign book by Watson accusing members of being intoxicated on the floor. Watson defended the book, Read aloud passages, and a vote set up a committee to investigate the allegations while ongoing filibustering continued into the evening.
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State Chronicle
Washington
House
Wheeler
Watson
Burrows
Mr. Watson
Alabama
Mr. Wheeler
Georgia
Coombs
New York
Ile Suit
Tracey
Republic
Speaker
Simpson
People’s Party
Congress
McMillin
Tennessee
Indiana
Mr. Holman
Boamner
Bingham
Holmans
Senate
Pinkerton
T. W. Powderly
Knights of Labor
House Committee On Judiciary
Webb
Pinkertons
Powderly
New York Central
Chauncey Depew
Rough on Deserters at Homestead Work Contested
Pittsbore Pa July 29 Many returning Homestead mills workers about 125 faced dire warnings if they quit. Sand bags on doors and bloodthirsty threats mailed or delivered by strikers committees, six foremen driven out, two reemployed late. Peace envoy Amanda Deyo left, strike to continue.
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Homestead
State Chronicle
Pittspore
Amanda Deyo
Universal Peace Commissioner
Scranton
Universal Peace Union
Nine Hundred Men in Carnegie Mills Strike Tends
The gas retorts at Carnegie City Union mills were started and will be urged to full pressure when ready. About 150 machinists repair both plants, with nine hundred non union men sent to Homestead to bolster operations. Strikers idle as management readies both mills for work.
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State Chronicle
Prrrspure
Carnegie City
Roger O’mera
Harrity Names Executive and Campaign Committees
Chairman Harrity announced a 25 member executive committee and a 9 member campaign committee in New York. The groups include M F Tarpey, Charles E Thomas, Samuel Pascoe, Clark Howell, and William F Harrity as chairman. He pledged a united, harmonious and aggressive party with an encouraging outlook.
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Harrity
State Chronicle
New York
M. F. Tarpey
California
Charles 8. Thomas
Colorado
Charles French
Connecticut
Samuel Pascoe
Florida
Clark Howell
Georgia
J. J. Richardson
Iowa
Charles W. Blair
Kansas
Thomas H. Sherley
Kentucky
James Jeffries
Louisiana
Arthur Sewell
Maine
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
D. J. Campau
Michigan
Michael Moran
Minnesota
Charles B. Alowry
Mississippi
John G. Prather
Missouri
W. Sulloway
New Hampshire
Miles
New Jersey
William F. Sheehan
M. W. Ransom
North Carolina
Calvin 8. Brice
Ohio
Samuel K. Honey
Rhode Island
Vermont
B. T. Cable
Illinois
E. C. Wall
Wisconsin
Josiah Quincey
Massachusetts
William F. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Hartity
Tariff debate and mixed Senate actions amid brief quorums
In Washington the Senate opened with a quorum dispute and brief absences as Carlisle prepared a tariff reply to Aldrich. Following speeches on metal supply and silver demonetization, the day closed after routine business and executive session. Other items include joint scale talks with Amalgamated Association, a missing Richmond woman, heat waves in Baltimore, a fatal hanging in Alabama, the steamship La Touraine breaking speed records, and Mrs. Harrison’s improving condition at Loon Lake.
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Carlisle
Aldrich
State Chronicle
Washington
Senate
Quay
Gorman
Proctor
Stewart
Allison
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Jones
Sherman
North Carolina Press Association Convention Summary
The North Carolina Press Association held a successful convention in Charlotte with strong meetings and an excellent banquet at the Central hotel. Officers were elected: President E. E. Hilliard. vice presidents J. Dowd J. Latham F. M. Williams. Secretary Treasurer J. B. Sherrill. Executive Committee S. A Ashe H. A. London Josephus Daniels E Harper T. R. Manning. Delegates to the National Press Association named. Also reports of mortal news from Wisston: W. S. Hay dies suddenly at about 35 after morphine dose. funeral plans pending.
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State Co
Cuarterre
N. C
North Carolina Press Association
Charlotte
E. E. Hilliard
Jerome Dowd
J. A. Latham
F. M. Williams
J. B. Sherrill
S. A Ashe
IH. A. London
Josephus Daniels
E Harper
T. R. Manning
W. F. Marshall
J. P. Caldwell
National Press Association
T. R. Jernigan
W. F. Tomlinson
G. W. Blount
J. A. Thomas
H. A. Murrill
J. T. Griffin
TR Manning
J. A. Robinson
Central Hotel
Ton
Frank I. Os Osborne
J. R. Webster
Vanes, Ransom
Alexander
Chambers
State Chronicle
Wisston
Tlay
Bitting & Hay
Heat and labor news mix with rail union talk
The week brings reports of extreme heat slowing trade and dull markets yet crop prospects improve. Prices move on cotton lard and coffee while wheat and oats fall. a powerful new railroad labor federation forms in St. Louis. Brooklyn records sixteen heat deaths amid prostrations. Ely's Cream Balm touted for catarrh and Abbott's corn paint advertised.
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Telegra
New Yoas
R. G. Dun & Co
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Savannah
Curenin
Str. Louis
America
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Sale of Mortgaged Land and Property in Wake County
By virtue of a mortgage deed the lender offers for cash at the Kaletch court house door on Monday at 12 o'clock the land in Middle Creek Township Wake County adjoining Andrew Woods W S Woods John Gardner and Benjamin Gardner totaling about six acres plus two mules a two horse wagon and harness the sale is to highest bidder as described in the mortgage record dated July 15 172.
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Sherwood
Mary B. Sherwood
Regitry Ke County N.C
Marvy B. Sherwood
Raleigh
Marion Woods
Wake County
Court House
Kaletch N.C
Sau Mortgace
Middle Creek Township
Andrew Woods
W. 5. Woods
John Cardner
Enjamin Gardner
Monta
John KO Davis
Amy Davis
Nvar
Kalvish
N.C
Tarboro Road
Jos Braan
Mort Gace
Montague
Mortenzee Raleich
Chowan Baptist Female Institute Promotes Broad Curriculum
The institution offers literature science elocution music art stenography and typewriting with two specialists per department. Health is described as unsurpassed and the grounds praised. The fall session begins Wednesday September 1st, with a catalogue available from John B Brewer.
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John B. Brewer
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Executive Department
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Amalgamated Association
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Misteriously
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N. J
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Richmond
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Ocean Grove
Baltima
Balttimore
Frank Brown
Brown
Brrumonam
Ala
Canden
Peter Edwards
Conrad J. Knight
Furman
Edwards
Havre
Dun & Co
State Chironicle
Ely
Clarence L. Hull
Biddleford, Mo
Abbott
W. HW. King & CO
Chowan Baptist Female Institute
Murfreesboro, N.C
Mee
Leer Civil
College
Tigouws
Medea
Davis School
Wines Marie
Wit
Mary A. Morelivad
INO
T. Pullen
Admr. Cto
University of North Carolina
Winston, Chapelill
Littleton High School and Business Institute
Commercal
Pear Walnut Creek
Watson Farn
Hammill & Honeycutt
Kener
Newark, NJ
Redice
Becker
Life Insurance
Joan C. Drewry
Norther
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