02 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1893
Page
1
A damaged OCR record describes a property transaction involving Hornton and Hardy with references to North Carolina and Davidson County. It outlines a sale of land for $2,410, a mortgage and trust arrangements, and mentions a Crand & Sons entity as a lead party. The text includes vague dates and legal actions about a sale or lien and describes land measurements and boundaries.
Notice of sale issued by the Superior Court of Wake County North Carolina. The holder of an execution on a parcel described as part of lot Zach Maiton and adjacent ground along a street facing properties is to sell at public auction at the court house steps. The sale will proceed under a deed of trust securing a mortgage on the property, with details of lot lines, dimensions, and surrounding residences provided in the court record. The sale is scheduled for the first Monday in March, 19th or 20th year indicated, conducted by commissioners and attorneys for plaintiffs.
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered phrases about places in America and the South, mentioning health, centers, miles, and surrounding features. Names like Weaver, Converse, and James appear amid garbled terms and broken sentences. The passage reads as a fragmented historical or descriptive snippet without a clear event or narrative.
The North Carolina Senate and House debated and passed several measures on March 1, including a tobacco trust breaking bill with intense lobbying and remarks by M Watson, a plan to raise school taxes, a new state banking charter, and regional railroad consolidations. The day featured elections for justices of the peace, adjustments to county taxes, and various municipal charters, with extensive floor debate on the tobacco bill and amendments.
Washington March 1 The Senate briefly convened in executive session then returned to routine business. Debate and votes over the Hud son river bridge bill and post office appropriations dominated proceedings with motions to suspend rules and concur in senate amendments, and a later adjournment after memorial tributes to Senator Gipson.
Portau, Me March 1. President elect Grover Cleveland's letter was read at the annual banquet of the Young Men's Democratic Club. He praises the club's stalwart service and earnest efforts for the Democratic gains and extends hearty congratulations to the members for their role in the recent victory.
Washington March 1 The comptroller of the currency is advised that the defalcation of Assistant Cashier Redwine of Gate City National Bank of Augusta Ga will amount to about 95000 dollars The bank will likely reopen soon and the appointment of a receiver avoided
The March 1 record shows an 18 vote roll call on the anti option bill with names including Abbott Alderson Allen Amermen Arnold Atkinson Bobbitt Baker Bankhead Bartine Beltzavover Bagan Blanchard Band Blount Butelle Bowers Branch Bretz Broderick Brookshire Brosiu a Brown among the listed yeas and others.
Governor McKinley declines fund contributions offered to cover debts tied to endorsing a note. The Leader reports widespread sympathy from citizens across states and a governor reply from William McKinley Jr. at Columbus dated February 27, expressing gratitude but refusing aid.
The wife of John Glenn of Bethania left a four year old boy alone at home. the child died in a house fire. mortuary records show January and February deaths in Winston total seventeen, with twelve colored and five white. Winston shipped 964,130 pounds of manufactured tobacco in February. In Rhode Island a midnight NY NH Hartford train collided with the Stonington coal train at Norwood, killing a 9 month old child, Andrew Vanich’s son, and injuring about six. The wreck crew worked to flag trains. track blocked for two hours. injured cared for by Norwood residents.
New York March 1 Typographical Union No 6 appointed a committee to visit President Cleveland and protest against the appointment of C E Edwards of Wilmington Del as public printer Edwards an old bitter opponent of Atlanta Ga March 1 Miss Julia Face who killed her two sisters last Saturday was adjudged insane this morning.
A grand reception at Vice President Morton's Scott Circle home honored Vice President elect Stevenson and his wife. About 600 invitations yielded a distinguished attendance of senators cabinet officers and diplomatic corps. The evening featured music by a marine band and a formal collation as Morton and Stevenson mingled with guests including Stevenson's party.
A historic notice describes the Richmond and Paqvile Railroad operating "vestibule" cars between sleigh and Washington City. It details fares, trips, and schedules, including a Monday departure and various stops. Notices also announce court actions in Wake County and a March land sale by public auction, with witnesses and involved parties named.
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