10 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes concerns about a drug or treatment. Mentions letters from Greensboro Georgia and a person named Snetentod tok, with references to ulcers, brewing, and medical claims. Overall unclear and inconsistent details.
Public foreclosure notices list properties in Oscomeechee Neck and nearby counties. Detailed deeds reference lands in Northhampton and Far Lown and Troma operations, with sale to occur at the county courthouse after default on debts including interest and note payments. Units describe acreage, parcel boundaries, and registered deeds. court actions name trustees, executors, and attorneys.
Washington reports after the Senate adjourned the democratic caucus met with Senator Ransom to 3 o clock. A Saturday caucus may be canceled if progress stalls. The discussion touched on organizing elective officers and clerical staff, with votes delayed until committee work finishes. The treasury says gold receipts rose in New York and New Orleans while exports remain unlikely. The treasury holds over three million dollars in free gold as potential parity with silver is considered.
In Baltimore March 9 Judge Goff heard receivers of the Richmond and Danville railroad seek power to buy and run four barges on the Mississippi, linking with the Georgia Pacific part of the system from Huntington to New Orleans to haul coal. Judge Goff will sign the order and operation begins. Also notes memorial tributes for Justice Lamar and pending posts for four Assistant Postmaster Generalships with new applicant Ross J Alexander, and a special Nashville train to push for H H Lurton’s district judgeship.
A terse classified notice offers a rare chance to become an agent for a patent chemical ink roll. The ad promises useful performance and a percent profit, inviting willing people to write for terms and territory duties.
A legal notice from Kal eieh Township lists a hearing before Justice B Barbee and mentions property and labor details. The document, published by the Raleigh Chronicle, requires a response by March 25 and warns that default may lead to relief granted.
In Washington March 9 Representative Washington of Tennessee filed papers praising Col James D. Tillman of Shelbyville and Gill Shanklin editor of the Evansville Courier and urged the president to protest Gray's nomination for the Mexican mission. Shanklin left the interview dissatisfied with the result.
Reports from southern Texas describe a cyclone near Caldwell with over an hour of destruction. A Methodist church was demolished and several homes wrecked. the Jackson residence was burned to debris and family members injured. No deaths reported though injuries occurred from flying timber. Senate adjourns until Monday amid debates on bill reception during the special session.
Reports say Charles de Lesseps told his story with frankness prompting surprise and consternation in elite circles. Marius Fontaine testified on canal company dealings and payments to promote the scheme amid accusations of bribery involving Baihaut Blondin and De Lesseps.
Washington reports Robert A. Maxwell of Batavia New York a man of means and long political service is nominated as the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General. Maxwell, a Democrat of the old school, has ties to Cleveland and the anti snapper movement and was previously State Insurance Commissioner under Flower. The post parallels the former position held by Vice President Stevenson and soon vacated by E G Rithoue of Ohio.
Am Arbor railroad engineers and firemen walked out at 6 oclock leaving only the mail train manned by strikers crew. Chief Engineer Arthur ordered lodges not to handle any Ann Arbor business, and divisions report a complete shutdown with potential spread to other routes.
The Senate met after reading Monday’s journal and received credentials for W Lee Mantle from Montana. Credentials laid on the table as several similar papers await legal ruling. A constitutional amendment bill for US senator elections was tabled for consideration, with executive business proceeding to adjourn until Monday.
A destructive blaze at River Bank Stock Farm on Loc Raven road Baltimore county destroyed stables. About forty five valuable horses died including Zabach Clos sops Cameo Red Wilkes Red Earl Cahst and Miss Lucy Moore. Loss around 30000 with 15000 insured. Suspected incendiary origin.
A legislative inquiry into the failure of the Capital National Bank in Lincoln Nebraska reveals a peculiar credit scheme. Deposits were misrepresented as credit to the state, with no actual deposits at the bank when failures occurred. The committee suggests a responsible party will face courts, affecting bondsmen of ex treasurers Hill and Bartley. The report signals serious accountability questions and possible prosecutions.
Governor Frank Brown fell ill with a severe cold contracted during the Washington inauguration. He was hospitalized at the Hotel Rennett in Baltimore, with doctors noting peritonitis risks but expressing cautious optimism for recovery. His wife and mother remained by his side as medical updates eased.
Quebec and New York papers report a Montreal case of murder by a stepmother who allegedly gave poison to her husband, Mr. Fortin, during a deathbed will scene. Exhumation ordered as family disputes inheritance amid a large fortune and prior will plans. The story contrasts with other era items on Congress spending, market volatility, and local deaths.
Stallions Fairview Farm Raileh North Carolina feature Mondynse standard bred stallion 16 hands 1200 pounds with lines to Sherman George Wilkes and Mes senger Yarve. Includes detailed records and pedigrees for Chesterfield Hey Frail and others, with full cards available from BR Williamson at Fairview Farm.
I will sell on and after Monday February 13th my entire stock of vehicles and harness at wholesale factory prices. Buy 4 wagon buggy carriage or anything in first class harness stock cheaper than ever before. I’m sacrificing to build a brick warehouse on Wilmington street. Over three hundred wagons buggies carriages carts and surreys from top makers in the United States. Call examine stock or write for prices.
By power in a mortgage deed John W Rhodes and wife will sell at the courthouse door in Daleiga NC for cash the property described in the deed. The tract contains 55 percent acres and lies in Marks Creek township. Auction set for Saturday March 25, 1843 at 12 noon.
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