Notice of Mortgage Sales and Trustee Seizure Actions
Public notices detail multiple real estate foreclosure actions. Documents describe defaulted notes, securing deeds, and forthcoming sales at the county courthouse or designated sites. Names include The Farmers Trust Company, J. W. Urquhart, and Grandy, with sale dates in February and March and locations in North Carolina and Maryland counties.
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Vadeo Lot Trust
Slate Rowalina
Hert
North
Caldwell
Secon
Jackson
Ceoomeechee
Herts
David
Farcers Ao Ard Trust Company
Torot Northemton
Ogo HS
J. W
Pormsole Lean and Cruet Company
Pareon
Ben Mate
Redanomry
Berad
B. Grandy
Pasridy & Sona
Norfolk
Crosiva
Othe Tate
Caroline Trough
Rare Territory Sales Notice in North Carolina Advert
A historical classified-style notice promotes salary or commission sales roles for a patent chemical ink and related land and buildings in North Carolina. It mentions Weaver, Converse, and Layton background, with legal notices and court actions in Raleigh and Wake County, calling for responses by early March.
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Fehlé
Basel Township
MB Barbee
J.B
HK F Gardner
Bury Pennington
Aleigh
Raleigh
Hardee
Meleigh
Caucus Committee Work In Senate Not Yet Finished
Washington March 10 The democratic caucus committee revising senate committees adjourned after six hours and three sessions. They may finish tomorrow and report to the caucus which may meet Monday or Tuesday morning to proceed with reorganization. The delay stems from distributing seniors geographically and avoiding minority clashes. no pressure or strife has occurred.
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Washington
Democratic Caucus Committee
Senate
Cleveland
Demcrata
Committee On
Sherman
Corey declines second assistant secretary of state offer
Brooklyn reports President Cleveland offered Henry B. Corey the post of second assistant secretary of state. Corey, son of Rev. Dr Corey of Washington, declined the position saying circumstances would not permit acceptance. No preliminary talks with Hugh McLaughlin or his team occurred, Corey not a regular Democratic insider.
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Ansnstant
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Henry B. Corey
Dr Corey
Washington
Corney
Corfirta
Corey
Hugh McLaughlin
Roachine
Thieving Op of Young Johnson in Richmond and Manchester
March 10 report from Ricuwoxp Virginia details Robert E Johnson a young man who posed as a courier to obtain shoes and clothing by false pretenses. He lured a negro boy to deliver notes to Lt Jones and a drug store decoy, then vanished. Grand jury recently returned a true bill for obtaining clothes valued at $55 under false pretenses.
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Young Johnson
Ricuwoxp
Robert E. Johnson
Washington
Richmond
Manchester
Jones
Hastings Court
Washineton
March
Cleveland
Hemphill
South Carolina
Judge Goode
Virginia
Senate
Mr. Cleveland
Col Boykin Resigns as Maryland Fifth Regt Turmoil
Col Boykin of Marylands Fifth Regiment resigns and the adjutant and a lieutenant surrender their commissions. Twenty other resignations are ready, signaling likely regiment disruption after a dispute over authority with Brig Gen Brown at the Washington inaugural parade. In Prrrssura March 10 the District Assembly No 8 K of L elects Worthy Foreman Frank Vincent master workman replacing Hugh F Dempsey, convicted of poisoning non union men at Homestead.
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District Assembly
K. of L
Frank Vincent
Hugh F. Dempsey
Homestead
Panama trials hear figures on canal expense and lists
Paris reports recount Flory detailing 105 million francs spent on newspaper publicity for the Panama Canal project and 558 million on actual canal operations. Testimony describes lists of prominent men implicated in the Panama scandal and tense exchanges between de Lesseps and Floquet amid court disorder.
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Paris
Panama
Flory
Panama Canal Company
Stephane
Propper Baron de Reinach
Panyma
Reinach
Clemenceau
Andrieux
Deschamps
Arton
Charles Ficquet
Chamber of Deputies
Desjardine
Chas. de Lesseps
Floquet
Panama Co
Boulanger
Department of the Nord
de Lenseps
Fioquet
de Lesseps
Revich
Charles de Lesseps
de Lessips
Frouquet
de Reinach
Panama Company
Banks Demand 3 Million in Gold for Small Notes
Washington March 10 Secretary Carlisle reports Chicago bankers will exchange 3 million dollars in gold for equal value in small Treasury notes in fives tens and twenties. Anticipated demand for small notes rises to 10 million as cattle grain markets expand westward. Gold will be paid for the small notes and shipments move forward.
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Carlisle
Chicago
Treasury
Treasury Department
New York
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Nebeker
Sunday Opening of World Fair Moves to Federal Courts
Sunday at the World's Fair in Chicago March 10. The effort to open the fair on Sunday shifts from state to federal courts. An injunction from the U S Supreme Court is sought to restrain opening. Suit to be filed in the state’s name with Attorney Maloney's consent. The complaint argues the prohibition is Illinois law and Congress lacks power to impose it.
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Chiago
Lil
United States
United States Supreme Court
Maloney
Illinois
Congress
Little Rock
Ark
Cotton Panters and Merchants
State House
Geo. M. Chapline
Bureau of Agriculture
Eigle
Phecooyation
M Mb Reef
General Assembly
Arkansas
Cutcaco
Jim Keene
Chicago Board of Trade
Ssg
Chicago Wheat
Chicago
Keene
Sigmund Gruner
New York
Sandy Hyzleston
Chage
John Cudshy
Cabinet Crowded With Office Seekers In White House Visit
Washington March 10 The cabinet meeting shortened hours and will now convene at 11 o clock on Tuesdays and Fridays. President Cleveland greeted many visitors including applicants for federal posts such as marshal for the Western District of Tennessee and collector for Kentucky, while others sought positions in public printers, postmasterships, and the Chilean mission. Presidential reception saw hundreds shake hands in the east room as callers pressed for offices.
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Washmerton
Harrison
Cleveland
R. P. Cole
Paris
Tennessee
Eoloe Gus Richardson
Meade County
Kentucky
Lindsay
Judge Severe
Kentuck
Representative McCort
Texas
Thomas Wentzler
Lancaster County
Ohio
Congressmax Outhweite
Wentzler
McCart
Kilgore
Belgium
Pendieten
West Virginia
Frank P. Jefferson
Wheeling
United States
New York
Maurice J. Power
Robert Monroe
Jurge P. Halpin M V. Gianca
Omaha
Allen
Bryan
Nebraska
Tive Huch
Connecticut
Gannon
Crystal National Ledge
Patrick Egan
Haych
Governor Brown in Critical Condition Reports Favorable Signs
Baltimore March 10 There was no change in Governor Brown's condition tonight he remains very ill. visits from Mia Gamble and Tiffany noted and later reports show fever fluctuating but improving toward recovery. The hotel scene, anxious calls, and limited access to the governor continued as physicians monitored progress.
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Brown
Baltimore
Mia
Gamble
Tiffany
Mso
Rennert
Turney
Nashville
Wichester
Turpey
Fire devastates Boston district as multiple buildings burn
Boston reports a major blaze at the FD Ames building corner of Essex and Lincoln streets destroying a large block and a nearby property along Columbia street. Loss expected around 3 million, with three unidentified bodies recovered and about 30 injured. Fire spread through boot and shoe manufacturers and plush goods firms before being controlled late evening.
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Swan Agenn
Harget
Hargett and
Swain
Swan Avenue
Newbern Avenue
Hargett
Henry Davis
Boston
FD. Ames
Esex
Lincoln Streets
Essex Street
Lincoln Street
Tafts Street
Winzston Street
Columbia Street
Suth
Emperency Hospital
United States Hotel
Enpo
Horace Partridge & Oo
Fancy Good
Leonidss H Redpath
Firman
Robin Restaux
Ames
Joss
Missing wife and suitor traced to Washington
March 10 report from Buny & Comm Weekly Heplew notes Mrs Emms Lafferty, wife of a restaurant owner at 1301 Kuper Place, and a neighborhood youth, are missing after her husband found them absent following his return from an inauguration day trip to Washington. Tickets to Washington were bought at the Baltimore & Ohio station as authorities pursue the couple.
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Las Vegas
N. M
W. J. Mills
Kansas City
New Mexico
Wilson Waddingham
Washington
Battiore
Emms Laffity
Kuper Place
Lafferty
Sue
Baltimore & Ohio
Franklin Chief and Mondyne standardbred stallions in use 1893
In 1893 notices describe Franklin Chief a tall chestnut standardbred stallion of 5% hands, inbred Morgan lineage with sire Keo Franklin and dam records, noted for speed in North Carolina. Mondyne, dark brown 16 hands, 1300 pounds, sired by Sheemany with lines to George Wilkes, with extensive 2:30 and faster descendants. Public auction planned March 28, 1893 in Wake County for property including three acres in New Light townships, with mortgage foreclosure details and bidder qualifications.
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Franklin Chief
Keo Franklin
del Lamver
Hat
Han Allen
Daniel Lambert
South
North Carolina
Mondyne
Ashman
George Wilkes
Veim
Elmont
Trevor
Messenger Duree
Old Hambleonian
BR. P
WIL
Iamson
Wesview Farm
Hulei Hb
N.C
ISUS
Sandling
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Lane
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Omney
Suraniog
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Ragenta
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United Event Health Recere
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Luce
Kimball
Morris Island
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Charleston Harbor
Kate W Aiken
Philadelphia
Lillie F. Schmidt
Ocracoke
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White House
Gov. Prince
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Sherman Arp
Montgomery
Ala
Sher- Arp
William Pogue
Cedar Bluff
Cherokee County
Burkhalter and Louth
Pogue
Falley
Trenton
N. J
Albert Adams
Cape May
Miller
Windsor Hotel
Adams
Muller
Alice M. Craig
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Parana
Buenos Ayres
Ross
Gonzales
City of Mexico
Sulao
Guanajuato
Manuel Gonzales
Mexico
Noble
Pr. Louis
Gen
J. W. Noble
Interior
Mia Brown
Robert D. Morrison
John K. Cowen
Robert Orsin
Edwin Warfield
Capt
W. D. Burchinal
Ney
London
Frederick Howard de Waldens
Pau
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Elias Huring
Pushmataha
Susan Cravett
Here
Horing
Union Leaguers
Union League Club
Hawaii
Horace Porter
Deat
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Reichstag
Herr Richter
Reichstig
Roms, Gs
Edgar Woods
Cedar Creek
Glenn's Ford
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Isperendence
Kan
Wiliam Dalton
Dalton Gang
Coffeyville
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Wyom
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Ms. J. Keisler
Arcamont
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West Point
Newton A. Hamilton
Elora
Lincoln Co
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Monitor
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Bradstreet Weekly
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Conn
Julia Hall
New Canaan
Russel Hall
Connecticut Valley Division
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Hail
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Mies Hall
Shelby Iron Works
Brewincham
Jobo McLanahan
R M. Hilliard
Hilliard
McLanahan
W. A. Wilburn
Natronic
Atlantic Ocean
Narronic
Andies Tai
Por San W.tinkin
Valussle
Wirm
Ecrecott
Court of Woke
J.N. Holdiey
Denten
Willeeli
Dor
Caid
Wake
Rae
Bond
W.C. & A. B. Strona B'S
MK Denton
Exetern
Kate Mongherty
Mra
Podre Perry
Caberrus
John Jones
M. Holding
Covausasio
Wake County
Arthur A Spitzer
Thomas W. Peter
Banracks
Porter & Co
W. D. Baywood
Posce Weke
Anid
Strong & Strong
Nalegh
Assd
A. D. Liud
W.D H Y Wood
J. P
Fairview Farm
H Purnell
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Newara
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John UO. Drewry
North and
Boats
Unrulina
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Fiest
Wilmington Street
Frank Strotach
John “. Rhodes
Saleiga
Rhodes
Marke Creek
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