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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1892

Page

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Tariff Debate Rages as Senate and House Hear Proposals

Report details congressional discussions on tariff reform and naval establishment funding. Morgan seeks to enforce treaty provisions, a direct tax measure advances, and speeches by McMillin and Dingley critique high duties, tout protection, and partisan divides while adjourning members discuss next steps.

Stlngton Ajendar Morgan Webington Great

Osborne Case: Mrs Osborne Sentenced for Perjury and Larceny

London reports Mrs Florence Ethel Osborne has been sentenced to nine months hard labor in the Central Criminal Court for perjury and larceny linked to jewels stolen from her cousin Mrs Hargreave. Her counsel Sir Charles Russell urged consideration of her condition as a mother-to-be.

London Florence Ethel Osborne Central Criminal Court Hargreave Sir Charles Russell Charles

Death of Mr Polk Jeffreys at Millbrook

Mr Polk Jeffreys died at his home near Millbrook after a prolonged illness. He was regarded as an intelligent citizen and kind neighbor though not a church member. The community mourns his loss and expresses sympathy to his family.

Mr. Polk Jeffreys Millbrook Jeffreys Water A. Abt

Disaster at Col Stephenson mill in Wake County claims a life

A boiler explosion at Col L D Stephenson's mill eight miles south of Raleigh killed John Stephenson, fatally injured a neighbor boy, and stunned Nat Stephenson. The crown sheet was defective and the boiler had 138 pounds pressure. The blast toppled debris, but a large tree saved the mill house. Funeral for John Stephenson scheduled today.

Col. L. D. Stephenson Here Col. Stephenson Mr. Jones Raleigh John McC. Stephenson John Stephenson Nat. Stephenson Furman Jones Wake County Chronicle

Scudder Released to Stand Trial for Mother-in-Law Murder

Dr Henry Martin Scudder was released from detention hospital by order of Judge Scales and turned over to police to face murder charges in Chicago. The insane asylum examination ends and mental condition will be argued in the criminal court.

Curiaco Henry Martin Scudder Scales Dutton Scudder

Simmons Liver Regulator Used for Liver Kidneys Bowels

A historic note states that Simmons Liver Regulator should be used to aid liver function kidneys and bowels. It emphasizes internal balance and medical claims of the period.

Simmons Liver Regulator Ail

Three Negroes Lynched Amid Memphis Mob Turmoil

In Memphis, a mob stormed the Shelby county jail before dawn and killed Calvin McDowell Tom Moss and Will Stewart. Shanks was hidden in the women's department. a large white crowd gathered, and officials dispersed the mob after arming fears. Guns and arms were seized from the armory as a tense night spurred further violence and warnings of more lynchings.

Memphis Tenn Shelby County Calvin McDowell Tom Moss Will Stewart Shanks Women’s Department Dowell Moss Stewart Jack Walsh Tennessee Rifles Hugh Shields

Political Gossip on Alliance and Democratic Nominations

A Raleigh style political sketch notes the Alliance’s pivotal role in 1890 style party shifts. It questions what Gen. Roberts promised Hill and whether non Alliance members would be yielded to the Hill faction. The piece riffs on nominations and loyalties amid a tense state convention atmosphere.

New York Times Ed. Chambers Smith Hill Col Harry Skinner Gen. Roberts Ton Col. Skinner

Death of Capt. C. S. Wainman in Asheville

English sea captain Capt. C S Wainman died in Asheville this morning leaving a wife and two young children.

Capt Wainman C.S. Wainman

Mr Springer Shows Marked Improvement for Home Return

Washington March 9 The condition of Mr Springer is much improved and Dr Vincent sees no reason to delay his planned departure for Springfield Illinois He will leave tonight unless unforeseen events occur and he is expected to have a speedy convalescence

Washington

London Sloop Sails With Foster Party From Southampton

The Spree with Secretary Foster and party on board sailed from Southampton at 3 o clock this afternoon. In other items a German steamer Messina wrecked off Seilly with 25 missing and only one survivor. Baroness De Stuers granted divorce. Tremont church in Boston destroyed by fire with losses around 150000. nominations sent to Senate. streetcar collision in fog damages present and Roanoke. Georgia Central finances worsening raising floating debt to 5000000 with permanent receivership anticipated.

London Foster Southampton Marseilles Seilly Sioux Falls S. D Baroness de Stuers Elliott de Zeborroswsky Boston Mass Tremont Roxbury Crossing Redemptionist Fathers

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